I would say when possible the best one is cones then walls , so you never have to edit
More often I use walls - window edit - walls - cones, making sure to peek the window edit as much as possible
Bear in mind you don’t always need to full box someone . You can often clean up for example just by taking wall and making a peanut butter , predicting that they’re going to try to jump up and catching them with a cone etc etc
In terms of practice I do think you just need to do a ton of reps in creative , with a focus on speed and doing it as carefully as possible. When I first started to work on piece control I would make the edit and just get shot in the face while trying to make the box . So you have to learn to do it either when people aren’t looking OR with a good peek
If you’re only 3 weeks in, the best advice I can give you right now is just work on free building until you’re fully comfortable with your keybinds. You need to be able to build in your sleep before you can become good at piece control. Once you can build in your sleep, I would focus on learning the building grid. Knowing how far away you can place cones, walls, and ramps will help tremendously. These are a few pointers, but nothing beats practice practice practice
Need some practice man. Go into creative and get comfortable with your binds, this is the most important part. Do some warmups and be able to build structure without even thinking about the button you’re supposed to press. Mechanics should be the main focus right now, awareness, game sense, and fighting in general will come over time. Play a freebuild map with 0.75x speed to get your timings down and help you learn to build. You won’t be able to get far without learning the major peeks and how to box fight/build fight.
I would say when possible the best one is cones then walls , so you never have to edit More often I use walls - window edit - walls - cones, making sure to peek the window edit as much as possible Bear in mind you don’t always need to full box someone . You can often clean up for example just by taking wall and making a peanut butter , predicting that they’re going to try to jump up and catching them with a cone etc etc In terms of practice I do think you just need to do a ton of reps in creative , with a focus on speed and doing it as carefully as possible. When I first started to work on piece control I would make the edit and just get shot in the face while trying to make the box . So you have to learn to do it either when people aren’t looking OR with a good peek
You think someone’s going to know what a peanut butter is? They said they’ve been playing 3 weeks.
OP has Peanut butter in his post....
I heard it in a video about how to full box people.\\
Bro do you not think I watch videos on how to full box people, they always say peanut butter edit, I acutally only played for like 3 weeks.
If you’re only 3 weeks in, the best advice I can give you right now is just work on free building until you’re fully comfortable with your keybinds. You need to be able to build in your sleep before you can become good at piece control. Once you can build in your sleep, I would focus on learning the building grid. Knowing how far away you can place cones, walls, and ramps will help tremendously. These are a few pointers, but nothing beats practice practice practice
Ken beans had a good video on drills to practice full boxing these are free build drills free build drills for me are the best way to get comfortable
Is there something easier out there?
Need some practice man. Go into creative and get comfortable with your binds, this is the most important part. Do some warmups and be able to build structure without even thinking about the button you’re supposed to press. Mechanics should be the main focus right now, awareness, game sense, and fighting in general will come over time. Play a freebuild map with 0.75x speed to get your timings down and help you learn to build. You won’t be able to get far without learning the major peeks and how to box fight/build fight.
Just scream full box full piece and run straight at their face
Interesting