PUBG: New State - A guide to different shooting styles in the game

In a game like PUBG: New State, the method you shoot counts a lot in a game where you have to shoot and kill your adversaries to win. Your shooting style in PUBG: New State will alter according to the engagement and the gun you're using. 

 

In total, there are three shooting styles in the game, each with its own set of benefits. There's tap shooting, which involves firing one bullet at a time, and then there's burst fire, which has its own place and is preferred by many gamers. Finally, there's spraying, which is the most common firing method. When you're playing the game, you'll find yourself in many circumstances when you'll have to change your shooting technique.

 

In this guide, you'll learn the differences between each of these capture methods and when to use them. Many players mistake using the default spray gun in team fights where they should use a single shot. It caused them to lose a war they should have won. Another thing, by learning about different play styles, you will also increase your knowledge of guns. 

 

In PUBG: New State, weapons have different firing modes. Knowing which shooting mode to switch to when facing an enemy will help you win in skirmishes a lot.

 

Single Fire

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A single fire mode will be available on many weaponry, including assault rifles, sniper rifles, and marksman rifles. When you hit the fire button on your gun, it fires a single round every time you press it. By many accounts, this technique of firing is the most precise approach to hit your targets. Single Fire shots will be e some of the most outrageous ones you will see in the game. 

 

 

While this shooting approach is precise, it also leaves you open to retaliation if your rounds are missed. No matter how good a player's raw aim is, they will miss shots from time to time. This is why the single shot is not a suitable shooting style for close combat. 

 

However, things change when you use a single shot in ranged skirmishes. Now long-range here means a range far enough that you can spray everywhere. There are weapons in PUBG: New State with very high recoil but deal a lot of damage over long distances. When you switch them to a single shot, these weapons can be used almost like a replacement sniper rifle. 

 

The correct way to shoot is to hit the target, let the box reset completely, and then shoot again. If you don't let the reticle reset, you'll miss out on the advantage that pressed fire offers.

 

Burst Fire

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Burst fire is another kind of firing that falls somewhere between a single fire and a spray fire. A gun releases a brief burst of bullets followed by spots in burst fire. Consider a single fireworks display with several bullets. Instead of a wayward spray, burst fire is a terrific approach to send many well-placed shots. 

 

 

Burst fire works best if used in mid to long-range battles because they share the same flaw as single-fire. You'll be vulnerable to return fire if you use burst fire in close range.

 

The rule of thumb when using this shooting style in PUBG: New State is to shoot in short, controlled bursts. Not only is continuous firing more accurate, but since you'll fire more bullets at your enemies, it also provides higher DPS. 

 

DPS is damaged per second, and because there is more than one bullet in a salvo, the DPS in a salvo is also higher. However, the moment you forgo resetting the reticle after the fire, you give up the fine control that flare fire provides. 

 

Another way that burst shooting can be useful is to save ammo. When you're late in the game or in a skirmish and don't have much ammo, the burst fire can help save ammo.

 

It's worth noting that not all guns in PUBG: New State feature the burst switch. In addition, unlike tap fire, where you don't need to know how the gun fires, you'll need to know your weapon to strike a proper burst. This aspect of burst shooting resembles spraying a lot more. You'll need to learn how to control and time burst firing on the weapon you want to utilize.

 

Spray Fire

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The majority of players in the game will be familiar with this shooting approach. When you hit the fire button, your gun cycles through the rounds, known as spray fire or auto fire. The majority of the weaponry you'll find in PUBG: New State will be spray fire guns, which provide several advantages. 

 

 

In a battle royale game, fighting will take place at close ranges. In certain scenarios, using single or burst fire can leave you vulnerable, especially if you miss your bullets. Spraying fire at close range is a much superior shooting style since you'll be able to hit the target with more bullets.

 

Recoil is the reason it performs so effectively at close range. When you spray fire, the gun produces a recoil, which is considerably simpler to manage at close range. Even if you miss, you will continue to fire bullets at your opponents and exert pressure on them. 

 

Once you have the enemy's head in your scope, spray it, and you'll have a good chance of hitting the head. One thing that is important in PUBG: New State is hitting the head.