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Game sense is what separates good players from great players in a Six Siege. Aim is important, but if you can't read the game, you lose fights before they even happen. Today, I'm going to show you 10 simple tips to improve your game sense so you can win more rounds, survive longer, and make smarter plays.
Before we get into the video, don't forget that I do coaching sessions, too. You can get all the fun prices on how sessions work by sending me a DM on Discord. My Discord is in the description. Let's get to the video.
Number one, watch kill feed. The kill feed at the top of your screen gives you free information every round. You can see who died, where they died, and which operator they were playing. If the enemy heartache is gone, you know sight is safer. If your team's only planter died, you know you need to grab the diffuser. Too many players ignore the kill feed and miss easy clues about what's happening. Get into the habit of checking it after every fight. It's like cheating, but it's just free.
Kill feed is not the only thing that you have to check. We have time operators on the top, your health, compass, and how many bullets you have. You can use all of these to gain the advantage in the round and in gunfights.
Getting stuck. Black pushing hall. Black pushing my hall right here. Unlock stuck door. Two guys actually. [Music] They both up them. They both top. No. No. In stuck. Last one stuck. Last one is we're not >>
Number two, read the setup. In the prep phase or early round, take a second to look at how defenders have set up. Where are the reinforcements? Are there rotates? Did they leave some walls soft? This tells you what kind of defense they want to run. For example, if you see a rotating garden on Night Heaven, they're probably defending garden and want to hold that site. Reading setups early lets you guess defenders positions before you even enter the building.
Bar casing. Go. Good [ __ ] >>
Number three, count team and enemy utility. Utility wins rounds, not just guns. Keep track of how much utility has been used, both yours and the enemies. If Smoke already used two gas canisters, you know he only has one left for the final push. If your team has no nades left, you know you can't clear shields anymore. Counting utility gives you a timeline of the round and helps you plan better. Don't just throw gadgets without thinking. Pay attention to what's left in play. And if you don't have anything left, what do you want to do?
>> Going to go through window. What? Why is going through window? Double door. Side is free. Side is free. Someone cover the hallway. We can go plant. I'm going to rap with you, guys. >> You got to plan on the bed. You got to plan on come. >> I I think he's plant on the bed. Go plant on the bed. >> There's two main. >> Hold me. Hold me. Hold me. Come out. Go outside. Go outside. Go outside. from me though. >> Nice. >> He's on the bed. >> Do it. One. No. No. Stop. Nice one. Nice one. >>
Number four, use sound as information. Siege is one of the most sound heavy shooters out there. Footsteps, barricades breaking, gadgets being placed, every sound tells you something. A reload sound might tell you an enemy is low on bullets. Barwire noise means someone is rotating. If you play with a good headset and learn to slow down and listen, you'll catch enemies before they even know you're there. Don't ignore sound. It's what makes your game sense better.
[Music] Drone is under boosting adrenal. One my visa. >> Okay. dead. >> Go back. Come back. Go yellow. Me. >> Yeah. I cannot jump. Nice. Good [ __ ]
Number five, think like the enemy. Game sense means predicting what the enemy is about to do. To do that, ask yourself, if I was defending, where would I hide? How would I peak? What angle I would hold? If I was attacking, where would I push from? This mindset lets you read rotations, common flanks, and default pushes, and whether enem is going to swing or just hold the angle. If you can put yourself in the enemy's shoes, you'll always be one step ahead. Instead of being surprised, you'll already be waiting for them.
>> Look, one HP. >> Jump out that jump. Jump out. >> He's dropped. He's dropped. No need shotgun. [ __ ] shoot close. Nice. You got this. Smother now. Smother smother. I hear you. Nice. Two decks. Two decks. Two deck. >> I have crazy back. Picking door. Picking door. Nice. Give me the bottom. Okay. Shoot me. Okay. Okay. Push. Push. Push. >> World blade. >>
Number six, play slower and problem solve. Most players die because they rush without thinking. Siege isn't about speed. It's about solving problems. If your push is stuck, stop for a second and ask, why are we stuck? Is it utility blocking us? Is it crossfire? When you play slower and think like this, you'll start finding smarter solutions. Sometimes the answer is rotating. Sometimes it's using utility. Sometimes it's waiting. Don't panic and problem solve.
Sound. Uh, coffee. Uh kitchen. >> Yeah. On the side. On side. Left side. Left side. >> Okay. Still there. Yeah. Left. Easy. Fast. Fast. Yeah. I'm holding. Holding. Going to raffle. Going to rap. Can you flash? Can you flash one? >> Coming back. Just take your time. 2 minutes. 2 minutes. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Wait. One flag. One on the stairs. One. SS. One above. >> Yeah. I'm tracking. I got blue. I got blue. He's on not back. I need blue. Where's blue? Wait. Wait. >> Yeah. Let's Let's go. Let's go. >> Where? Where? Move. Go. I hold blue. I have blue. Something out there. Blue. Blue.
Number seven, review your games. You'll never fix your mistakes if you don't look back at them. Clip your games, rewatch your devs, and ask yourself, "What did I miss? Did I skip an angle? Did I ignore sound?" Watching your own gameplay feels awkward at first, but it's the fastest way to grow. Every dev has a lesson in it. And reviewing games turns bad matches into free coaching sessions for yourself.
Join it again. Smoke jump. Not yet. >> Oh my. One bridge one. One bridge. Guys, come on, bro. What happened? I come. I come hold it. So I see hollow. Okay. One stairs. One stairs. Coming upstairs now. One guy stairs. Let's stair. I know. >> Nice. [ __ ] right there. He pron. I have a mirror. I have a mirror. I have a mirror. Shoot. Shoot. Shoot. Please play safe. I have a mirror window. Okay. >> Don't swing it. Just let him. >> Yeah, he's back to the cigar. >> Left side. >>
Number eight, notice what isn't happening. Game sense isn't just about what you see and hear. It's also about what you don't. If you haven't heard a C4 all around, maybe they don't have any left. If they open the hatches and they're not pushing there, maybe that's not a push. If a common entry point is totally quiet, maybe it's free to take. Silence is also information. Pay attention to what isn't happening and you'll spot gaps that most players ignore.
>> Rotation rotation. >> Try to kill the pillar to kill. Nice rotation. >> Let's kill the pillar. Let's kill. Can you push? >> Pushing. Pushing. >> I'm going to push. I'm going to push. >> One flag. One flag. Push. Push. Push. Go. >> I'm going to do plenty. I'm going to plant it. >> Plant the kitchen. Don't know. Could be anywhere. Yep. Where? Let's go.
Number nine, try ground patterns. Players love to repeat habits. A ror might always flank from the same staircase. An attacker might push the same window three rounds in a row. Pay attention to these patterns and you can punish them. If you know Ash goes on this window and makes a bullet hole, just wait for it and get the free kill. Tracking patterns turns predictable players into free kills.
Lo, >> I'ming the main bridge, guys. >> Can we benet the gun moving? >>
And for number 10, use teammates perspective. Even random teammates give you information if you pay attention. where they die, what they see, and how fast they go down tells you a lot about the enemy. If your teammate dies instantly on one side, that means defenders were stacked there. If they call out footsteps or drop things, use that to your advantage. Teammates are like extra cameras on the map. Don't ignore their perspective.
And that's it for today's video. Hope you can improve your game sense with these tips. Let me know what videos you guys want to see down in the comments. Make sure to like and subscribe for more. And until the next one, you can watch these two videos right here. Stay safe.