Free Fire is the most popular mobile battle royale title in the world. The game was released by Garena in 2017 for Android and iOS. The game is now having millions of players from all around the world.

Like every other shooter game, guns in Free Fire have recoil when you shot them, making your shot less accurate. That's why recoil controlling skill one of the most important skills a player needs to have in Free Fire. Here in this article, we will show you how to control recoil in Free Fire like a pro player with these 5 tips and tricks.

1. How To Control Recoil In Free Fire - Scope in and out trick

This is one of the most important tricks to control your recoil in mid-range and long-range flights. These fights require utmost precision and the recoil of your weapon will cause you to miss a lot of shots. However, you can increase your accuracy using this scope in and out trick.

You shoot them a few times and the scope out and in very quickly to shoot them again

Instead of shooting the enemies while scoped, you shoot them a few times and the scope out and in very quickly to shoot them again. This trick will eliminate all the recoil of the weapon and help all your shots to hit the enemy.

However, in order to learn this trick, you need to have fast hands, which can be obtained through long training.

2. How To Control Recoil In Free Fire - Stop between sprays

How many times have you tried to spray the enemy down in one go just to get killed by them? The longer you spray the recoil of the weapon will get stronger and your aim becomes less accurate. This is indicated by the size of the cross-hair. If your crosshair starts getting bigger, stop for a moment to move and then re-aim at the enemy again.

This way, you will reset the recoil level of your weapon before it gets out of hand and make your shots more precise.

3. How To Control Recoil In Free Fire - Drag your Fire button

Dragging your Fire button is another essential skill that all Free Fire players need to know. Learning this skill will help you control your aim and hit headshot more consistently. After pressing on the fire button, drag it up to hit on enemy's head. If the enemy is running horizontally, drag it to the direction they are moving so your aim follows them.

It is actually not hard, but you will still have to practice it for some time in order to get it right. Knowing how to do this will improve your winning odds significantly in both close-range and long-range combats.

4. How To Control Recoil In Free Fire - Have a right sensitivity

Having the right sensitivity settings is a very overlooked aspect in Free Fire. Good sensitivity settings will improve your aiming and overall gameplay by a lot. Here is an example of the sensitivity settings that you can use. You can change the sensitivity of Free Fire in Settings.

  • General: 100
  • Red Dot: 78
  • 2X Scope: 70
  • 4X Scope: 55
  • AWM Scope: 48
  • Free Look: 100

As you play the game more and experience more, you will gradually find out the perfect sensitivity for yourself.

As you play the game more and experience more, you will gradually find out the perfect sensitivity for yourself

Also check out: Control Your Recoil Better With The Right Free Fire Sensitivity Settings

5. How To Control Recoil In Free Fire - Use Dasha character

Character is a very unique and interesting feature in Free Fire. Each character in Free Fire has a different skill that can help you different things in combats, including helping you control your recoil better.

Her skill is called Party On, which helps her reduce the rate of recoil buildup and maximum recoil

Dasha is one of the latest characters in Free Fire. Her skill is called Party On, which helps her reduce damage taken and recovery time from falls while also reduce the rate of recoil buildup and maximum recoil. At the max level, she can reduce the rate of recoil buildup and maximum recoil by 10%, making her a great character who has trouble with recoil in Free Fire.

Her skill is also a passive skill so you still have the act9ive skill slot available for other OP characters.