Free Fire Tips And Tricks For Beginners

You have started playing Free Fire, have completed a couple matches, but are you still having difficulties in some parts of the game? Don’t worry – that’s completely normal. We were all beginners at some point and the only way to become a “master” is to practice as much as you can. It is possible to make this journey easier by following some tips. This is what this guide is about: Let us help you to become the king of the island by providing useful tips & tricks about Free Fire.

There can only be one Winner.

 1.Cosmetics Do Not Matter But Characters Do

Cosmetic items such as t-shirts, pants, and hats are just that: cosmetic. They do not give any advantage in terms of gameplay to your character. Yes, they can make your character look cool but this is not an MMORPG and your competitors won’t admire your outfit: They are there just to kill you. Since cosmetic items are sold in exchange for Diamonds, the in-game currency you can buy with real money, and do not provide any real benefits, go easy with them.

The other six characters offer the following benefits:

• Nikita – 4% faster submachine reload
• Misha – 2% faster driving speed
• Ford – 4% lower damage while outside the safe zone
• Andrew – 2% less vest durability loss
• Kelly – 1% increased sprint speed
• Olivia – Revives other players with +6 more HP

Note that these stats keep rising as long as you keep leveling up your character. For example, Andrew starts with 2% less durability loss. It is possible to increase this value up to 10%, by leveling up your hero and completing in-game achievements. In this regard, Ford is an excellent hero for an advanced end-game strategy which requires clever use of safe zone borders.

2 .Isolate Yourself:

  Since you are free to choose your starting point, it is best if you pick a location that isolates you from the rest of the other players. Do not worry too much about getting gear from the start. Dropping near loot locations will just force you in a battle situation that you are not ready for. You can always look for loot after you land.

Try to land outside of town if you can. There is a good chance that other players will land before you do. When that happens, they can quickly pick up a weapon and just shoot you out of the sky before you can even make it to the ground. It is always a better idea to play it safe in the beginning. You have dozens of other players to kill, so killing off one or two in the beginning is not worth the risk of putting a target on your back.

3.Stay In The Safe Zone:

 When you check the minimap, you will see a white circle. The Circle indicates the current safe zone. Keep an eye on it, because when the island starts shrinking, you will see a new white circle. You will need to go there quickly, or you will get eliminated. Just be Careful because this is also the best time for campers to snipe a few runners.

4. Where to Drop:

 The first step in all battle royale games, the insertion. Jumping out of a plane with 49 other players all with the same goal in mind can be rather daunting. The choice comes down to balancing risk, bigger towns will yield the better and more densely packed weapons. The only problem with landing in one of these towns is the guarantee of a fire fight as soon as you hit the ground. Around 90% of the players land in the towns directly under the plane flight path. Don't be afraid to fly a little further out, the safe zone ring doesn't appear for a few minutes at the start of the game so you may end up landing in an advantageous spot.

5. Best weapon combinations:

while some guns do seem like guaranteed player-killing machines it does really down to play style. For those looking for gritty close quarter combat a shotgun and Mp40 combo is best.  Kar98K causes high damage to enemies for long range sniper. Kar98K makes enemies panic because they don't know where you are shooting from.

6.Armour Levels and Damage:

Get armour early and fast. Always check out any piece of armour you see laying around if you have not equipped level 3 items yet.  Armour does get damaged over time, however a level 3 with little health will protect you from a more daming shot than level 2 armour. only trade down when you reach that last 10-15% of durability, even then it may be worth the risk of exploring around until find another level 3 piece.