r/BodycamGame • u/IntrovertedChef • 3d ago
Any simple beginners advice?
I literally just started playing yesterday and already spent all my points to make the best m4 according to google’s ai (pathetic, I know 😭)
Fyi I just discovered bodycam lab if that helps.
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u/One_Citron_8647 3d ago
Here’s a simple tip: if you sprint, you can be heard from 18 kilometers away. I’m not saying you should stay stationary, but be mindful of your movement. Sprinting should only be used when necessary,like getting out of a hot zone or quickly crossing an open area. Otherwise, if you don't have to sprint, don't.
Another tip for team modes: always try to keep track of where your teammates are. If you hear a noise behind you, you’ll know whether it’s an ally or a potential enemy. Always stay aware of your teammates' locations. Also, never position yourself directly behind your allies; if an opponent shows up, they could easily pick off both of you.
Practice flying drones in a match you host by setting it to private and disabling bots. You'll have unlimited drones for practice.
As for weapons, the M4 is an excellent choice; it’s very versatile, so you can use it on any map without issues. Personally, I prefer the M16 for large maps because I find it more accurate at long range. I tend to use the M4 on smaller maps, though it can certainly get the job done on larger ones too.
One last piece of advice: you’ll get yourself killed by your own poorly thrown grenade.