Alright, so I wanted to get better at Warzone, and I kept seeing this phrase “fr avancer” pop up in forums and stuff. Turns out, it’s a pretty neat little trick to move faster. Here’s how I figured it out and what I’ve been doing to practice.
Figuring Out the Basics
First, I had to figure out what “fr avancer” even meant. A quick search told me it’s French, and it basically translates to “move forward” or “to advance.” In Warzone, it seems to refer to a specific movement technique.
I watched a few videos (no links, I promise!), and it seemed like the core idea was to combine sprinting, sliding, and jumping in a really fluid way. It’s all about momentum.
My Practice Routine
So, I hopped into a private match to try it out myself. No pressure, just me messing around. Here’s what I’ve been doing:
- Start with a Sprint: Pretty basic, just get that full-speed sprint going.
- Slide: I hit the crouch button while sprinting to initiate a slide. The key, I found, was to not hold the crouch button for too long. Just a quick tap.
- Jump (Immediately After Slide): As soon as my character starts to stand up from the slide, I hit the jump button. This is where I messed up a lot at first. Timing is everything.
- Repeat:The goal is to string these together. Slide, jump, sprint, slide, jump.
Getting the Rhythm Down
It took a while to get the hang of it. At first, I felt super clumsy. I kept messing up the timing, either jumping too early or too late. My character would just kind of stumble around like a doofus.
But I kept at it. I spent like an hour just running around an empty map, practicing the sequence over and over. I started to get a feel for the rhythm of it. Slide, jump, sprint, slide, jump… It became almost like a little dance.
Slowly,I can feel the progress.
Taking it to the Real Game
Once I felt a little more confident, I jumped into a few regular matches. It was definitely harder to pull off with people shooting at me! I died a lot. Like, A LOT.
But every now and then, I’d manage to pull off a smooth “fr avancer” and escape a sticky situation, or get the drop on an enemy. It felt pretty awesome when it worked. I still have a long way to go, but it’s definitely making a difference in my gameplay.
Still Learning
I’m still no pro at this, but I’m definitely getting better. I’m trying to incorporate it into my movement more naturally, instead of just thinking about the steps. It’s all about practice, practice, practice. If you’re looking to up your Warzone game, I’d say give “fr avancer” a try. Just be prepared to feel a little silly at first!
