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Presenting the reasons why many players struggle with shotgun use and solutions. Emphasizing the importance of customized shotgun sensitivity settings. Previewing the introduction of advanced techniques such as shotgun mechanics, aiming, and movement. Explaining the differences in game mechanics between AR/SMG and shotguns, emphasizing the need for shotgun-specific sensitivity settings.

Explaining the differences in crosshair design between AR/SMG and shotguns. Understanding the shotgun's bullet spread mechanism: Shotgun bullets are composed of small pellets that scatter over a wide area. The bullet spread pattern is circular. This mechanism is important for aiming strategies.

Explaining the crosshair expansion/contraction mechanism: Crouching, lying down, and standing still contract the crosshair (bullet concentration), while jumping, jiggling, and continuous firing expand the crosshair (bullet dispersion). In the case of shotguns, even if the aim is not accurate due to severe bullet dispersion, some bullets may still hit the enemy.

Shotgun aiming requires a dynamic approach that varies depending on the situation. Close range: Place the aim slightly below the head to increase the probability of hitting both the head and torso simultaneously (increased accuracy and damage). Mid-range: Focus on hitting the enemy with as many bullets as possible rather than headshots, positioning the aim towards the lower chest. Enemies behind windows/doors: Adjust the aim position according to the enemy's location.

Utilizing Long Jiggle: Effective for dodging enemy bullets and disrupting their aim. Long Jiggle + Crouch Combination: Use crouching just before firing the shotgun to contract the crosshair, minimizing bullet dispersion and improving accuracy. Use jump shots only when the enemy is very close: Bullet dispersion is severe due to crosshair expansion.

Shotguns mainly use Flick Shots, so shooting without ADS is common. Key sensitivity setting items: Camera TPP No Scope, Red Dot Sensitivity, Gyroscope TPP No Scope, Red Dot Sensitivity. Camera TPP No Scope: 100~115 (Set to easily move the screen quickly with your thumb). When using horizontal swipe acceleration: Set to 90~100. Red Dot Sensitivity: 65~75 or maintain current sensitivity. Gyroscope TPP No Scope: 325~350. Red Dot Gyroscope: 300~340. Adjust sensitivity according to personal play style.

Emphasizing the importance of practice after watching the video. Encouraging video likes, channel subscriptions, and sharing with teammates. Requesting feedback on the next video topic. Final comment: "Lobby or Legend, the choice is yours!"