Battlefield 4 Tap Fire Tips needed

Pain_Cak3z

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Sooooo helllloooo to alll

:p as you can all tell, i need Le-Helpz

I am really trying to practice this tap fire but i keep on doing it wrong by attempting to do so, but i ultimately end up inaccurately:chair: burst firing :(
 
What kind of mouse do you have? If it doesn't have quick enough button actuation it makes it more difficult.
 
There are several factors you need to take into account

1.) Your grip on the mouse (claw, palm, or hybrid)
2.) Mouse actuation, is it sensitive enough
3.) What weapon you're using, the faster the rate of fire, the quicker you have to release your LMB

Takes a lot of practice. Personally I use a claw grip since I'm too sluggish with a palm grip
 
Also some attachments can aid in control of the recoil. You may want to go to the test range and try out different configurations and see if this helps.
 
Also depends on what kind of gun you're trying to tap fire with :p

If you pick up a low RoF gun, you may be able to try tap-firing as well, and yes, also try out the test range to see what kind of damage you can do.
 
I find that when I'm not hitting, it helps to sorta slow down the rate of tapping and try instead to make a pattern of bursts. Idk, kind of helps me a bit... Normally I mess up when I begin to tap just far too quickly.
 
Support LMG's are great for tap firing, although full auto is available the recoil makes it difficult to control. DMR's in my opinion are the best, if you tap fire you can get a three shot kill (body only) or a two shot kill (if you hit one to the head/neck area). Just be patient, aim and don't miss! :-) Either way, use the bipod to fully control the recoil.
 

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