How to one tap everyone everytime?

July 23, 2020

TL:DR how do I one tap everyone in less than a second in any given time and distance?

something most people already complain about. I want to master the bullet anatomy to command them to guide themselves into the brain of the enemy, just like my enemies do against me. I won't be talking about AI having dead aim sometimes because although it happens sometimes, it mostly doesn't happen. but PVP? I don't even want to do PVP anymore because it's just pointless. it feels like if I only have an altyn with a visor, I'll be invincible because no matter the armor or the helmet, I always get one tapped in the eyes or jaws in any given distance. all I see is "head, eyes" "head, jaws" literally nothing else. are there any ultra mlg pro gamers here that are able to do this and teach me? when I stand still, I get one tapped, when I go left right randomly while fighting, I get one tapped, when I run, I get one tapped, while the enemies survive 7 times 5x45BT bullets WITH NO ARMOR AT ALL. Like what am I doing wrong here? I don't want people to say it's desync because it's not, even if it is, it should happen 1-2 times out of 20 not all the time. How come a person can just spray and somehow hit my head while I aim down on them and shoot while trying to counter the recoil?

3.4k · July 23, 2020

Your settings and movement must be really bad if you keep getting one-tapped. Plus positioning and where you are on the map at a given time.

Are you new to the game? If you want read my info below and I can help teach you how to avoid this!

July 23, 2020

2 hours ago, davidj123456 said:

Your settings and movement must be really bad if you keep getting one-tapped. Plus positioning and where you are on the map at a given time.

Are you new to the game? If you want read my info below and I can help teach you how to avoid this!

please do help me out here man. I don't know what you mean by settings but I have no idea what I'm doing wrong. I never stand still, I always move or run but it doesn't matter, I always get one tapped.

a run ago, I shot I guy point blank 5 times, he just one tapped me in the eyes. I had an sks, like I don't even know anymore

3.4k · July 23, 2020

4 minutes ago, TarkovCitizen24122 said:

please do help me out here man. I don't know what you mean by settings but I have no idea what I'm doing wrong. I never stand still, I always move or run but it doesn't matter, I always get one tapped.

a run ago, I shot I guy point blank 5 times, he just one tapped me in the eyes. I had an sks, like I don't even know anymore

Check my info in my signature and add me. I will help you out!

July 23, 2020

1 hour ago, davidj123456 said:

Check my info in my signature and add me. I will help you out!

sent you an invite on DC name is macmillan

2.1k · July 23, 2020

Aim doesn't matter anywhere near as much as positioning and planning. You are just on a terrible roll and you are new to the game. Practice against some AI scavs to warmup your aim so you know its not your aim, and have Mapgenie tarkov maps open whenever you are playing. It come down to learning the maps, what areas people hold and how they hold them, and how you decide to approach them.

July 23, 2020

I hope davidj12345 can help you out with some details but I'll give what little advice I think is relevant.

First practice at least one offline session per day and to start turn off AI and learn the maps you mainly run.

Once you know the maps well run it with AI and learn the spawns. Then with bosses enabled and finally practice with horde mode and increased difficulty. It's a good warm up and facing bosses teaches you to headshot first or die.

Next you need to learn to wiggle your mouse abit as you run. Don't strafe while running. Wiggle the mouse left and right and try not to use a simple pattern so it's harder for enemies to predict your movement. The Zig Zag will make your forward speed a little chaotic so you aren't as easy to 1 tap from the side and much harder to 1 tap from in front or behind.

Learning routes that maximize cover such as bushes or hard cover + staying in shadows can be a big deal depending on the map and time of day.

Unfortunately there will always be those who are better and the best in this game are truly some deadly players.

When moving into areas where you may meet enemies remember slow is smooth and smooth is fast. Hearing enemies approach is half the battle in many cases. Use headsets, stay stealthy whenever possible.

Aiming down sights makes noise players will hear from 20-30 meters away. Switching weapons, side stepping when not crouched slow movement will make noise. Even what you are stepping on matters. Glass, Metal, Gravel and Wood are really loud to step on if not crouched and slow.

Even when sprinting around I stop near cover and listen for a few seconds before moving again even when I don't hear anything yet.

Hope your luck improves.