【Apex解説】戦闘時の立ち回り方とか学ぶ前にこれだけ覚えて！意識すれば確実に勝率があがる○○を海外プロImperialHalのプレイから学ぶ

If you find yourself isolated in combat, knocked down because you don't know how to position yourself, or don't know how to maintain distance from your opponent, this is a must-watch. If you can do this, you'll be able to perfect your positioning. Watching this video will help you avoid problems like "positioning, being isolated, and not knowing how to maintain distance." The description section contains detailed information, so you can scroll through it while watching the video and use it as a refresher. ↓ ----------------------------------------------------------------------- [Membership]    / @apexmoverights6023   If you are unable to access the link, please contact us. You can access it by clicking the membership link in the channel overview. *iPhone users will need to open the link in Safari. [I coach here] https://skilltown.jp/items/detail/1812 [Twitter]   / moverights   [Subchannel]    / @moverights4471   ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 0:00 Introduction 0:28 What is Circle Theory? What is a "circle" anyway? It's what you create when you diagram the relative positions of your allies and enemies during combat. Draw a circle with the enemy at the center and your current location as the circumference. Circle theory is about creating this in your mind and using it during combat. Imagine creating a circle around an enemy in the distance in this situation. This is how you create a circle. You can create opportunities by deploying and firing within the circle you created in your mind. This time, I managed to get one down, so I'll use that as an opportunity to close in. When closing in, I also use cover at the end of the circle to settle down and create a smaller circle. Then, I'll close in with the idea of ​​shrinking this circle. By the way, closing in means making the circle smaller. As soon as you make contact with the enemy, create a circle with the enemy at the center and begin combat. You can deploy within that circle and adjust your position with your allies. You compare positions and retreat to assess opportunities. The reason for using a "circle" system is that this game is a three-player game. With three players, there is not just one line of sight, and the battle progresses by competing for "area" through deployments and other means. This type of circle system makes it easier to plan your battle strategy. Another reason for using a circle system is that it ensures that the distance between enemy and ally, i.e., the radius of the circle, is equal for everyone. Even if the enemy closes in on someone, the distance is equal, allowing them to cover or retreat. Circle theory logically verbalizes unconscious combat decisions, allowing you to proceed with battles in a "logical and reliable" manner rather than "by feel or hunch." ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 2:09 ② Circle Theory for Each Situation First, they deploy in the circle training area. Since their allies are a little further back, they step back and call their allies forward to equalize the radius between them and the enemy. At the same time, they deploy and form a formation like this. Once deployed, they maintain their position to equalize the distance between themselves and their allies from the enemy's perspective. By the way, if the enemy also deploys, they should gather them together like this and think of it as a larger circle, then deploy further. In this clip, after confirming the enemy's deployment, they move further out. After spreading out, they maintain their position as before and shoot the deployed jib for a down. After defeating the deployed jib, they return inside and shoot the enemy inside. The enemy retreats, so the circle moves further back, and Hal and his teammates move back as well. The enemy takes a position directly in front of Hal, making the deployment pointless. So they switch roles. Hal applies pressure from the front while shrinking the circle and closing in. Then everyone surrounds them. Shoot and win while sinking in. Next, instead of deploying, Haru will take the front position. Normally, the standard strategy is to slowly shrink the circle and close in, but by moving forward like this, The person in front can create a small circle. This shortens the deployment and firefight required to shrink the circle, resulting in a quick end to the battle. Haru quickly zips back to the house. Priority is to fight using cover and wait for allies to cover. Currently, a small circle has been formed and is waiting for allies. The priority here is to avoid death and buy time for allies to deploy, even while drawing hate. Once that's achieved, the three of them will move around within the small circle and win the battle. If you can hold out on the front line like this, 3 vs. 3 will avoid mid-range matchups, t...