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· In Call of Duty Mobile Battle Royale, it's important to understand the difference between Fixed Speed and Acceleration Sensitivity to find the right sensitivity for you.
· You can directly test in the training ground to understand the characteristics of both sensitivity types.
· Acceleration Sensitivity is a method where sensitivity is slower when you move your finger slowly, and faster when you move it quickly. This can be advantageous for precise aiming during long-range sniping.
· Fixed Speed Sensitivity maintains a constant sensitivity regardless of the speed of your finger movement. This is suitable for predictable movements.

Category	Details
Acceleration Sensitivity	Sensitivity changes with finger movement speed Slower movement means slower sensitivity Faster movement means faster sensitivity Advantageous for precise aiming like long-range sniping
Fixed Speed Sensitivity	Sensitivity is constant regardless of finger movement speed Always maintains the same sensitivity Suitable for predictable movements

· To find the right sensitivity for you, it's essential to invest at least 2 hours or more in practice at the training ground.
· Practice with Fixed Speed and Acceleration Sensitivity for 1 hour each, then choose the method that suits you better.
· Summon two bots in the training ground and practice 'flicking' by quickly moving your finger from one bot to another to aim.
· If your crosshair overshoots the bot, your sensitivity is too fast; if it doesn't reach the bot, your sensitivity is too slow. Adjust your sensitivity accordingly.
· It's also important to practice 'tracking' by turning off aim assist and following the bot's movements to aim.
· Perform warm-ups and practice with complex movements combining sliding, ADS (Aim Down Sights), and shooting to prepare for actual combat situations.
· Practice calmly controlling your aim by only shooting when your crosshair is precisely on the enemy.

· A 6-finger HUD (Head-Up Display) allows for more simultaneous operations, increasing gameplay flexibility.
· Players use three fingers on the left (Middle: AR fire, Index: Jump/Slide, Thumb: Joystick) and three fingers on the right (Middle: Reload/Shotgun/Sniper fire, Index: ADS, Thumb: Camera control).
· Tap to ADS is a method where you tap once to aim and tap again to disengage aim. This ensures free finger movement, which is advantageous for aim control.
· Hold to ADS is a method where you maintain the aiming state only while holding down the button. This method can interfere with other finger movements as you have to keep the aim button pressed.
· When setting up your HUD, it's most important to position the finger used for aiming (usually the thumb or index finger) so that it can move freely without being constrained by any buttons.
· If jump or fire buttons interfere with your aiming finger's movement, you might lose aim control at critical moments during combat.
· To achieve flexible gameplay like pro players, you need to configure your HUD to allow simultaneous actions such as jumping, sliding, shooting, and ADS using more fingers.

· Many players experience the issue of crouching instead of sliding, which is mainly because they are not in a running (sprint) state.
· Sliding is activated when you press the slide button while your character is running; if you press it while walking, you will crouch.
· Joystick Settings Tips:
· Adjust the joystick size appropriately, not too large or too small.
· If the white dot of the joystick touches the left or right arrows, running stops and you walk, so be careful not to let the white dot touch the arrows when moving the joystick.
· Activate the 'Always Sprint On' option to maintain a constant running state.
· The 'Fixed Virtual Joystick Display Position' option determines whether the joystick's position is fixed or moves dynamically according to where you touch with your finger. Use it according to personal preference.

· The video directly shows the player's full settings (Basic, HUD, Graphics, Audio, Sensitivity, etc.).
· It is important to set Camera Sensitivity and Firing Sensitivity similarly.
· A large difference between these two sensitivities can cause confusion during aiming and hinder aim control.
· While you can set them differently according to your personal playstyle, it's generally recommended to maintain consistency.