BedWars How to get good in Bedwars

[MerhusDagon]

Cool guide n all, but things could have been gone into more.

 

[PurL]

This isn't the best guide in a longshot and misses a lot of information that is vital nevertheless nice attempt

 

[Yuu]

The only advice I'd give is

This is in 2 phases. Beginner to Amateur and Amateur to Decent/Good

1. Beginner to amateur : In this phase focus on basics, usually most high lvl players also lack in this. Stuff like speed bridging, learning to use ladders (not to mlg clutch or anything), setting up hotkeys that become muscle memory. Also learning to effectively use certain strats like abusing fall damage, block placements to stop enemy sprints, blockhitting (sprint reseting ) and lastly tracking aim.

• For practicing bridging, use a bridging server or creative mode (Just a heads up - It took me like 2 months to learn speed bridge).
• Hotkeys are very important, keep the items in particular keys and get used to it. Especially Blocks Sword and Ladders.
• For Pvp I'd say play BUHC and Gapple. Even Nodebuff or Combo are alternatives.
• Learning block hitting is very easy, you can spam and it will work. But if you wanna see quite good block hitting and even block placements I advice you to watch the videos of Intel Edits. Also to learn w tapping play sumo, (not on jartex, sumo is ass here)
• For ladders I try watching Youtubers who play the game well and learn which situations ladders can be used to reduce kb.
• Abusing fall damage is done because when you take fall damage for a little amount of time you cant be hit. This is effective to hit people off or even get a combo.

2. Amateur to Decent: Here there is not much to talk about, at this phase all you need is practice and learning advanced strats.

• Play bedwars practice servers more often than not.
• Learn to blockin, its not the most important skill but a nice one to have.
• Speed bridging faster/stairing up faster to gain height,
• Block clutching, wallrunning.

I highly suggest using practice servers cuz its something I didn't do and I see people who do and are so much better.

 

[ADNThunder]

Cool guide n all, but things could have been gone into more.

Just tried and yeah i could have written more but i myself is a noob so......

 

[ADNThunder]

The only advice I'd give is

This is in 2 phases. Beginner to Amateur and Amateur to Decent/Good

1. Beginner to amateur : In this phase focus on basics, usually most high lvl players also lack in this. Stuff like speed bridging, learning to use ladders (not to mlg clutch or anything), setting up hotkeys that become muscle memory. Also learning to effectively use certain strats like abusing fall damage, block placements to stop enemy sprints, blockhitting (sprint reseting ) and lastly tracking aim.

• For practicing bridging, use a bridging server or creative mode (Just a heads up - It took me like 2 months to learn speed bridge).
• Hotkeys are very important, keep the items in particular keys and get used to it. Especially Blocks Sword and Ladders.
• For Pvp I'd say play BUHC and Gapple. Even Nodebuff or Combo are alternatives.
• Learning block hitting is very easy, you can spam and it will work. But if you wanna see quite good block hitting and even block placements I advice you to watch the videos of Intel Edits. Also to learn w tapping play sumo, (not on jartex, sumo is ass here)
• For ladders I try watching Youtubers who play the game well and learn which situations ladders can be used to reduce kb.
• Abusing fall damage is done because when you take fall damage for a little amount of time you cant be hit. This is effective to hit people off or even get a combo.

2. Amateur to Decent: Here there is not much to talk about, at this phase all you need is practice and learning advanced strats.

• Play bedwars practice servers more often than not.
• Learn to blockin, its not the most important skill but a nice one to have.
• Speed bridging faster/stairing up faster to gain height,
• Block clutching, wallrunning.

I highly suggest using practice servers cuz its something I didn't do and I see people who do and are so much better.

Well ur just 10 timelines ahead of me

 

[PizzaLover13]

One of the,if not, THE MOST IMPORTANT is to develop game sense, many people(me included) play on a map several times and develop muslce memory and rush diesction(mentioned above by author) but the thing that makes Bedwars unique is its a very situational game, you cant just use a very specific playing style every game.. Sometimes you should focus on getting as much diamonds and emeralds as possible like for ex facing a sweat or hacker.. or sometimes you can just leave diamonds and emeralds alone and rush people, try to play different styles and use which one suites you the most
Try to adapt and be flexible in your gameplay as the game progresses. You can usually follow your usual first rush style but in midgame or lategame many times you have to change your strategy.

 

[Yuu]

One of the,if not, THE MOST IMPORTANT is to develop game sense,

That is something you gain by playing more, and it is secondary. A player like TheDinoGamer179 has great gamesense but still lacks in front of a player like Knowly who has more mechanical skill. Gamesense is important dont get me wrong but mechanical skill is a necessity.

 

[ADNThunder]

One of the,if not, THE MOST IMPORTANT is to develop game sense, many people(me included) play on a map several times and develop muslce memory and rush diesction(mentioned above by author) but the thing that makes Bedwars unique is its a very situational game, you cant just use a very specific playing style every game.. Sometimes you should focus on getting as much diamonds and emeralds as possible like for ex facing a sweat or hacker.. or sometimes you can just leave diamonds and emeralds alone and rush people, try to play different styles and use which one suites you the most
Try to adapt and be flexible in your gameplay as the game progresses. You can usually follow your usual first rush style but in midgame or lategame many times you have to change your strategy.

well im not a guy with a lot of gamesense thats why i did not write much on that topic cuz i did not want people to have false info but yeah what ur saying is correct

 

[farishdanish]

First: Become master your bridge
Second: Learn pvp
I hope it was help you
~SpecularFemale

and third you must have experience with bedwars

 

[TheDinoGamer179]

That is something you gain by playing more, and it is secondary. A player like TheDinoGamer179 has great gamesense but still lacks in front of a player like Knowly who has more mechanical skill. Gamesense is important dont get me wrong but mechanical skill is a necessity.

I can’t even pvp properly D: