How to Rush Correctly in Free Fire

In this video, I will teach you how to rush correctly. I want you to think about that competitive player or content creator who gets more than 20 kills per match. After watching this video, I assure you that you will be one of those players, because I will teach you how to rush correctly so you can win all your matches and fights.

Let’s begin.

Different Ways to Rush

As everyone knows, there are different ways to rush. The first movement we are going to learn is known as the Fake-Out.

This movement consists of rushing directly toward the opponent and, at the last moment, jumping to one side. This causes the opponent to remain static. This means it will make it easier for you to raise your aim.

Now, in a real match, so you can understand it better, as you can see, I make the opponent believe that I am rushing directly toward him, but at the last moment I change direction and turn to the right. This causes the opponent to remain static, making it easier for me to raise my aim.

The next movement is another fake-out, but from left to right. This movement consists of turning your camera from right to left or from left to right very quickly, which will cause you to remove the effect from the opponent.

This movement is mostly used in competitive play, since it is a little more difficult for a casual player to master.

Learn Your Shooting Timing

Now we move on to the most important thing: you have to know the specific shooting timings.

I don’t want to go too deeply into this topic because I will make a specific video about it, since there are different types of shots. But in this video, I will explain one specific type that will help you know when and how to rush correctly.

Free Fire is designed so that when you take a shot, your character remains static for a few milliseconds. This is a secret that competitive players do not want you to know.

Most players take advantage of that millisecond when your character remains static so they can raise their aim against you.

Something you should know is that if it is a short-range weapon, the animation will last less, and if it is a long-range weapon, it will last longer.

As you can see, when rushing, I wait for that millisecond when the opponent becomes static so I can take advantage of it and raise my aim very quickly and effectively.

This gives you a competitive advantage when rushing because, besides removing the effect from the opponent, you will not miss your shots, which will give you an impressive advantage.

Tips in a Real Ranked BR Match

Now I am going to give you tips and advice in a real ranked BR match where I get more than 18 kills in Grandmaster rank, so you can better understand how to rush correctly and learn to master the shooting timing I talked about.

I had barely started falling when the minimap marked half the lobby. As you noticed, I landed in a somewhat distant area to loot first and be able to rush correctly.

Once I was looted, I decided to rotate around the back because this way you make sure that you do not get attacked from behind, like this teammate we just attacked from behind.

I decided to rush from the inside because there were more people here, and indeed, there was one directly in front of me.

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