Aiming

Description
Aiming is the process in which you lead your attack into a certain direction to hit a moving brawler. There are two ways you can aim. The first way is by dragging the attack button in the direction you are aiming. A

transparent area will appear, showing where your shot is going. The other way to aim is by tapping the button. This will shoot your shot where the enemy brawler was last for you, saving you time to aim.

Tips

 * 1) Don't auto-aim if using a long range brawler, as enemy brawlers will have moved from their original position by the time you have shot, thus the projectile hits nothing. Aim to where you think the brawler is moving. This is called a Prediction Shot.
 * 2) It is fine to Auto-Aim at close range, as brawlers at close range are not far from their original position, and close-range shots don't travel far.
 * 3) It is not necessary to aim with throwers, but also not recommended to Auto Aim. With throwers, the best strategy is to cover a large amount of the field by shooting in different directions.
 * 4) If you are a thrower and is being chased, aim your shots at your feet, forcing brawlers to either stay back or run into them.