Tips for lategame pvp

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below are some tips to make you a pro lategame pvper!

Switching/Bow

Switching helps you get extra bow hits in between your sword hits.

How to switch:

• While holding your macro button down, using your macro, or manually clicking, switch from your sword to bow slot and back to sword slot quickly every 3-4 sword hits.

How to bow:

• When there is spacing between players, in which both cannot reach each other with the sword it is best to use the bow, even if it is for a split second.

• At the start of the late game, try getting a couple bowshots in before rushing in with your sword.

Spacing

Spacing is about creating the perfect distance between you and your enemy to maximize hits while avoiding theirs.

How to Space Effectively:

• Tap W to adjust your distance dynamically.

• Avoid holding W for too long, as staying too close makes it easier for the enemy to hit you.

• Perfect spacing = flawless combos:

• Hitting your opponent just as they leave your range will push them back, giving you extra hits and minimizing their chances to retaliate.

• Practice maintaining this balance for consistent combos.

First hit

Getting the first hit

Securing the first hit is often the difference between winning and losing a fight.

How to Get First Hit:

• Jump into the fight while holding W.

• Ensure you are falling as you enter their range, which guarantees a hit due to momentum and positioning.

• Most top players use this method in their clips to dominate interactions.

Strafing

Strafing is an essential PvP movement that disrupts your opponent’s aim, giving you a significant advantage.

How to Strafe Effectively:

• Move side-to-side by alternating between A and D keys (or joystick on mobile).

• There’s no fixed duration for strafing; adjust your movement based on the opponent’s tracking.

• Don’t strafe from too far away: This could cause you to move out of the enemy’s range, giving them a free hit.

• Best against less skilled players: Bad players often struggle to track strafing movements.

Jumping

Jumping can be a game-changer in PvP when used correctly.

Super Jumps:

• Super jumps are best executed at 146 FPS, as it smoothens the animation and timing.

• Use them at close range to get behind your opponent quickly and force them to adjust their aim.

• Combine with strafing: Strafe while super jumping to further disorient your opponent.

• If your opponent is at a higher elevation, a super jump can misdirect their aim and give you a positional advantage.

Tracking

Your ability to keep your cursor on your opponent is the most critical PvP skill.

Why Tracking Matters:

• Without proper tracking, techniques like strafing, spacing, and super jumping won’t matter—you’ll miss your hits.

How to Practice Tracking:

• Use aim training software like Aimlabs or Kovaak’s.

• Consistent practice with these scenarios will drastically improve your ability to track opponents during fast-paced fight