Contributing writer
Focuses on tactical shooters and battle royales — team strategy, weapon balance and player improvement.
Daniel Kim is an FPS enthusiast and gaming writer who enjoys covering tactical shooters, battle royales, and action-packed multiplayer games. He has a particular interest in team strategies, weapon balance, and helping players improve their performance.
When he is away from his keyboard, Daniel is usually queuing for ranked matches, testing sensitivity settings, or trying to pull off the perfect clutch.
A beginner plan for extraction shooters that does not depend on map knowledge you have not built yet — what to bring, what to ignore, and how to turn early runs into information instead of losses.
Running alone is not the same run with fewer people. It changes what a fight costs, what a loadout is worth and which extracts are realistic — here is how to adjust rather than just play more carefully.
Most runs are lost in the last five minutes, not the first twenty. The signals worth leaving on, why a full bag changes the maths, and how to pick an extract before you need one.
Crosshair placement is the highest-return habit in Counter-Strike 2 and the one players skip in favour of aim training. Here is what good placement looks like and how to practise it deliberately.
