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How to Become a Better Player in 1v1.LOL: Mastering Building

If you’re looking to improve your skills in 1v1.LOL — whether on mobile, PC, or controller — building is one of the most crucial aspects of the game. To help you level up, I’ve broken the game into three main categories:

1. Building
2. Editing
3. Aiming

In this post, we’ll focus on Building. Let’s dive in!

What is Building Used For?

Building in 1v1.LOL lets you place structures like walls, floors, ramps, or pyramids to outplay your opponent. But why build in the first place?

1. Defense: To block enemy shots and protect yourself.
2. Height Advantage (90s): A technique used to gain the high ground, especially during build fights.

Using Building for Defense

The first and most important use of building is defense. Placing a wall right before an enemy fires can prevent bullets from hitting you, giving you time to plan your next move. It’s similar to a boxing match — when your opponent strikes, you block, and then look for an opening to counter.

In 1v1.LOL, placing a wall at the right moment stops incoming damage and gives you a chance to reset the fight in your favor. Trust me, you don’t want to get hit by a virtual Mike Tyson — it won’t end well.

Mastering 90s: The Key to Height Advantage

What are 90s?
“90s” are a building technique that lets you quickly gain height over your opponent. But why aim for height? Simple — high ground = better vision + easier shots. Even if your enemy isn’t the best player, if they gain the height advantage and start spraying you with their AR, things can go south quickly.

Let’s break down the three essential types of 90s:

1. The Standard 90

This is the best 90 to start with if you’re a beginner. It offers a lot of protection, making it harder for enemies to shoot you down. Here’s how to do it:

1. Place a Ramp — Pick a side (left or right) to walk up.
2. Turn 90 Degrees — Place two walls in front of you, then one below.
3. Jump and Place — While jumping, place a floor and a ramp.
4. Repeat — As you get faster, this will feel smoother.

The Standard 90 is harder to pull off on mobile because you need to press multiple build buttons at once, but it’s worth mastering for the added protection.

2. The Spider 90

The Spider 90 is a faster alternative with less protection than the Standard 90. Here’s how to do it:

1. Place a Ramp — Pick a side and walk up, staying close to the edge.
2. Turn 90 Degrees — Skip placing the side walls; just place two walls in front.
3. Jump and Place — Jump, place a floor and a ramp, then repeat.

Why is it called Spider 90? No clue — that’s just what it’s called. 😅

The Spider 90 is a great balance between speed and cover, making it ideal for quick base-building and getting a slight height advantage.

3. The Full Ramp 90 (a.k.a. Dr. Kai 90 or Shoe Boost)

This is the fastest 90 and a favorite among experienced players. It’s perfect for quick high-ground takeovers in 1v1s or build fights. Here’s how to do it:

1. Place a Ramp — Just like the other 90s, pick a side to walk up.
2. Turn 90 Degrees — As you turn, jump and place a floor and ramp immediately.
3. Repeat — Stay on the same side of the ramp for smooth movement.

This 90 gives minimal protection but insane speed, making it ideal for build fights. However, if you’re in a game mode with fall damage, getting shot down while doing Full Ramp 90s can be deadly.

When to Use Each 90

• Standard 90: Best for game modes like Battle Royale or Zone Wars because it offers more cover and is harder to shoot down.
• Spider 90: A balance of speed and cover, making it ideal for quick base-building.
• Full Ramp 90: Perfect for 1v1s and build fights due to its speed, but avoid it in modes with fall damage.

Pro Tip: Mix all three types of 90s for unpredictable movement and high-ground dominance.

Three Tips for Mastering 90s

1. Be Patient and Practice Correctly: Mastering 90s takes hours of practice. Focus on learning from mistakes and refining your movements.
2. Practice One Rep at a Time: A “rep” is each 90-degree turn. Start slow, break it down rep by rep, then gradually speed up.
3. Optimize Your Settings: Default settings won’t cut it. Switch to Claw Grip — using more than just your thumbs to control movement and building. This allows you to jump, aim, and build simultaneously, which is crucial for pulling off smooth 90s.

Now you know how to build and perform the three essential 90s in 1v1.LOL. Whether you’re aiming for better defense, faster height gain, or a balanced approach, mastering these techniques will give you the upper hand in every fight.

Next, we’ll go through Editing or Aiming. Happy building! 🚀

How to Become a Better Player in 1v1.LOL: Mastering Editing and Aiming

In the previous section, we covered Building and the importance of techniques like 90s for height advantage and defense. Now, let’s move on to the other two critical aspects of 1v1.LOL:

2. Editing
3. Aiming

Mastering these skills will help you outplay opponents and secure more wins. Let’s break them down.

2. Mastering Editing

Editing in 1v1.LOL is the key to creating openings, surprising enemies, and maintaining control during fights. A good edit can turn the tide of a fight instantly, giving you the upper hand in close combat.

Why is Editing Important?

1. Creating Angles: Peek through small openings while staying protected.
2. Faster Engagements: Quickly open up space for surprise attacks.
3. Escape Routes: Edit walls or floors to make quick exits when pressured.

Essential Edits to Master

1. Window Edit:

   • Select the middle square of a wall to create a small window.
   • Great for quick peeks and sniper shots while minimizing exposure.

2. Door Edit:

   • Select two vertical squares to create a door.
   • Useful for rotating through builds or baiting enemies.

3. Top Corner Edit (Peeking Edit):

   • Edit the top two squares of a wall to create a corner peek.
   • Gives you a clean shot while keeping most of your body hidden.

4. Ramp Edit:

   • Edit one side of the ramp to create a half-ramp.
   • Ideal for confusing enemies in close combat or dropping down for quick escapes.

5. Reset Edits Quickly:

   • After taking a shot, reset the edit immediately to block incoming bullets.
   • Fast resets are crucial in high-level fights, especially when box fighting.

Tips for Better Editing

1. Practice Edit Courses: Set up edit tunnels and practice moving through them quickly. The goal is to build muscle memory.
2. Predict Enemy Movements: Don’t just edit randomly — use edits to anticipate enemy movements and line up shots.
3. Edit with Purpose: Every edit should either create a shot opportunity or provide an escape route. Don’t over-edit and expose yourself unnecessarily.

3. Mastering Aiming

No matter how good your building and editing skills are, if you can’t land your shots, you’ll struggle to win fights. Aiming is what turns smart plays into confirmed eliminations.

Why is Aiming Important?

1. Consistency: Winning fights means landing more shots than your opponent.
2. Tracking: Helps you follow enemy movements, especially when they’re building or strafing.
3. Flick Shots: Quick, accurate flicks are crucial when enemies suddenly appear from edits or builds.

Key Aiming Techniques

1. Crosshair Placement:

   • Always keep your crosshair at head level. This reduces the need for vertical adjustments when taking shots, making headshots more consistent.

2. Tracking:

   • Focus on smoothly following your enemy’s movements while firing.
   • Practice tracking in free-build lobbies or against bots to improve.

3. Flick Shots:

   • Flick shots are quick, reactive shots aimed at sudden enemy movements.
   • The goal is to develop muscle memory for snapping onto targets instantly.

4. Pre-Aiming:

   • Anticipate where enemies will appear — like behind an edit or at the peak of a ramp.
   • Pre-aiming reduces reaction time and increases accuracy.

Tips for Better Aiming

1. Lower Your Sensitivity (If Needed):

   • High sensitivity makes aiming harder, especially for tracking. Experiment with lower sensitivity settings for smoother aim control.

2. Use Aim Trainers:

   • There are third-party aim trainers and in-game modes that focus solely on improving aim. Spend time here daily.

3. Warm Up Before Matches:

   • Spend 5–10 minutes in a practice lobby focusing only on aiming. This helps your muscle memory kick in during real matches.

4. Patience Over Spam:

   • Don’t just spam shots — take your time to line up accurate hits. One well-placed shot is better than five missed ones.

Combining Building, Editing, and Aiming

The true key to mastering 1v1.LOL is combining these three skills seamlessly:

1. Build for Defense or Height: Place a wall when under fire or crank 90s to gain height.
2. Edit to Surprise: Once protected, make a quick window or corner edit to create an angle on your enemy.
3. Aim and Shoot: Line up your shot the moment you make the edit and land that clean hit. Reset the edit right after for safety.

The better you get at linking these actions together, the harder you’ll be to stop.

Mastering Building, Editing, and Aiming is what separates casual players from pros in 1v1.LOL. Focus on each skill individually, then start combining them to outplay your opponents.

Here’s a quick recap:

• Building: Focus on using structures for defense and height advantage.
• Editing: Learn essential edits for peek shots and quick rotations.
• Aiming: Improve crosshair placement, tracking, and flick shots for consistent eliminations.

With the right mindset and regular practice, you’ll become a force to be reckoned with. Keep grinding, and stay tuned for more tips! If you found this guide helpful, drop a comment below and let me know your favorite techniques. Happy gaming! 🎮