From What Distance Should We Face the Enemy in FPS Games?

As a player “peek advantage” You may have heard the term. As every Counter Strike 2, Valorant, Rainbow Six Siege or other FPS type game player knows, (peek) Choosing correctly can determine the fate of the match.

So, what position should we take in these critical moments? Close, equidistant or distant? Let’s see it in simulation.

Let’s first consider it from the “near” position:

You are the dark blue circle in the simulation. Your line of sight is lined with light blue lines coming out of the circle. is represented. Let’s assume the box in the middle is a wall where you hide from the enemy. As expected, the red circle is our enemy.

In the first scenario, we approach the enemy from a close angle. As you can see from the lines in the line of sight, the enemy sees us directly before we see him. So, as you can see, if we approach the enemy from a close angle, most disadvantaged We are in position.

In the second scenario, both sides are equidistant.

As can be seen in the simulation, when viewed from an equal distance angle both sides see each other at the same time. In short, the one who clicks the mouse quickly and has the best aim wins. You have a 50% – 50% chance.

Finally, let’s look at a simulation in which we meet (peek) our enemy from the farthest distance.

Looking at the line of sight lines in the last simulation; You see your enemy before he sees you and the further away you are, the better your chances of spotting the enemy first. Just like the first scenario, but logically this time you are the red dot.

As a result, when we look at all the simulations The most advantageous position is to confront the enemy from the farthest distance. or “peeking” in gamer parlance.

It may be difficult to apply this tactic we have given during a game with all the excitement and atmosphere, but do not forget to keep your calm and use this advantage of vision!

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