Beginner or expert, there is only one basic goal when playing in the latest shooter game "Call of Duty Black Ops III." That goal is, of course, to stay alive.
Easier said than done it requires lots of practice, patience and common sense. Therefore, the first thing to keep in mind when you want to survive in "Call of Duty Black Ops III" is to start with Team Deathmatch. According to the Independent, this is the most basic mode in the game therefore a good practicing ground. This is where it is the easiest to familiarize the game itself, the guns, map layouts and your personal playing approach.
While being in the Team Deathmatch, be mindful of your aiming sensitivity. Sure it is frustrating to find yourself dying countless of times, but this only means your aiming sensitivity is too low or not fast enough to keep up with the environment. Here you might want to experiment on shooting or attack angles as well.
On the other hand, for beginners who want to stay alive in "Call of Duty Black Ops III" Zombie mode, it is recommended to start playing with friends. While the saying "the more, the merrier" is true, common sense dictates that you have more chances of surviving the zombie mode when you are playing with friends. According to Video Gamer, you survive together when you stick together. But aside from this you have to keep moving. The zombies will continue to lounge at you, so the more you move, the more you discover which attack angle works best for you.
The more you play, the more experience you get and thus you rank up. When you rank up, you earn tokens which can be very helpful because it lets you buy new weapons, specialists and other equipment. Take note that when you die, you lose your weapons, so quickly familiarize yourself with the closest weapon station.
Nevertheless, with "Call of Duty Black Ops III" more experience, more advanced weapons and therefore better chances of survival. So patience and a lot of practice, soon you will be able to play for hours without dying often.
