Which is the best crossfire knife????

If you play for a short time, then choose the axe, because the axe is the easiest to get started and suitable for novices, but if you want to play, it is also a god! If you are ready to play for a long time, I recommend using the Nepalese saber, first of all, it has a relatively large attack range, and the light knife hits the head to death (no AC), and the other thing is that it cuts the gun (sniper) smoothly and quickly, handsome! But if you want to get started, you need to have a period of adaptation

Axes are used in the Death Tunnel, shovels are used in the arenas, and Nepalese sabers are best used elsewhere. Everyone's right...?

The Niebuhr knife is very easy to use.

This problem is discussed in detail in the te5cf area, in the section of the guidebook.

Personal preference for dragon slaying, far, light knife fast.

Depending on what you're playing, team blasting is basically not used, which is a matter of gun cutting speed. If you play against others, ** is secondary, the key is level. However, I recommend using an axe and practicing a light axe with a small head.

The knife that you think fits in your hand, the kind of knife that you have played for a long time, and the kind of knife that you play very well, is a good knife.

Personally, I think that Nepal is the best, the gun is fast, the sound is good, the range is wide, and then the shovel has a wide range and is very powerful, and then the rest of the people think it's not good.

If you have money, buy Nepal, if you are petty bourgeoisie, buy a shovel. These two are the best to use.

The important thing is the technique, I use a knife. Try Malay for novices, Nepal for beginners, and the masters are hand axes and knives.!!

Personally, I think Nepal is better.

Handsome appearance, beautiful knife posture, easy to use, powerful, this is Nepal.

Titan Iron Fist, although the power is not good, but the attack speed is fast, fluttering, a few clicks, very cool, but when you meet Nepal and Malay, it will be o(o, but overall it is not bad, although it is difficult to brush points, but I still have o(o haha, this is my suggestion (o). Hope to adopt (* hee hee......

You can learn from each other, hehe, I play with axes Nepal.

I can also Blade House round 40 or so.

Nepalese sabres.

As the national knife of Nepal, it originated in ancient times, not only as a powerful ** for prevention, but also a kind of [1] multi-functional knife for Nepal's mountain and forest residents. As a multi-purpose tool, it is also an indispensable thing for every Nepali family, especially those of the Gurung, Magar, Rai and Limbu tribal peoples located in central and eastern Nepal. In addition to being a symbol of bravery and tenacity, it is also a symbol of Nepali culture.

It represents a unique handicraft in Nepal and can also be used as a souvenir of your previous visit to Nepal.

The front end of the Gurkha knife is designed to distribute the weight at the end of the blade to increase the speed and power of the cut. Compared to machete, the Gurkha knife has a variety of uses, with the tip to stab the target, and the curved blade to slash or slash the target. Its heavier blade is more likely than a scimitar to inflict deep wounds and even cut through muscles and bones.

If you are an RMB player, it is recommended that you use the Nepalese Army Knife, which is more beautiful and easy to use, and the hand axe is also better, and the power of the light knife headshot is very high.

Personally, I think it's still a Nepalese saber. Anyone who has been useful knows that Nepal is quite good. Look at the description of the 4399cf below.

Nepal Sabre: The standard saber of the Nepal Army, the scabbard is very light, easy to carry, and can kill opponents in an instant.

Masters basically use axes, and a light knife is a headshot, which is cheaper and unpopular, and Nepal has stolen the limelight. But Nepal is also very good, in fact, you can become a master with a knife. The least to push the shovel, although the range is wide, but the action is too slow, you can shoot your head immediately when you just finish shooting, see what you personally like!

It depends on what you want to do with a knife, if you are a sniper gun, it must be a Nepalese saber, if you are fighting a knife fight, it is an axe (the master uses a racket).

Wrenches are fast and accurate for headshots One wrench One I take a wrench Generally ace is basically a headshot Nepal can't do wrenches at all.

If you are close-quarters, are you an rmb player, the general silencer M4 with an axe, the cannon with Nepal, the switch is good-looking, if you really want to use it, it depends on what knife you use well, and people use it well, you don't necessarily, so choose it yourself, I am in the southern region.

Turtle flow knife. Resolute knife... Invincible. But it depends on the technology!

If you are an RMB player, Red Flame is recommended.

Nepalese Saber any series, easy to use, highly recommended.

Which one to use with your personal preferences!! Personally, I think Nepal is easy to use!

Tempo, tempo, as long as you find the rhythm, you're invincible.

A baseball bat can charge up and play whenever you want.

A knife is best used in melee combat. There are two ways to attack the knife, the left and the right are heavy, the slash is less bloody, the heavy knife has more blood, and the head of the road is killed with one hit. Let's talk about the usage:

1.Side Knife: You charge towards the enemy. At the moment when you are about to make contact with an enemy, move to the left or right while giving your opponent a heavy sword.

2.Squatting Knife: You charge towards the enemy, and the moment you come into contact with the enemy, quickly crouch down and aim a heavy knife at the opponent's abdomen.

3.Draw: You also rush towards the enemy, but the moment you make contact with the enemy, the knife is raised upwards sharply, and the enemy is usually killed by a violent head.

4.Knife: Slash in a circle around the enemy with a light knife, taking care to aim for the head.

Tactical application of knives:

1.It's not easy for your opponent to rush at you! Turning around to dodge, with a draw, he was hit by a blow.

But if he also uses a heavy knife, be careful. You can stab him sideways, but with a wide margin, so that he can take a heavy knife for nothing and you will not be harmed, or use a light knife to revolve around him. Grind him to death.

2.The opponent jumps at you, which is the easiest, you just need him to jump on your head and give him a heavy knife upward, and he only has 45 HP and 95 armor, and then at the end of the straight rush with a heavy knife, you may only spend 20 HP.

3.The opponent does not move in place, with a light knife non-stop, this is more annoying, you rush to the head before you do, this time with a squatting knife, you rush over, he aims at your head, at this time you squat down to give him a heavy knife, he scratches you up to about 10 points of blood.

4.The opponent circles around you, which is also more annoying, and the solution is that you rush straight towards him, don't get a little blood, give him a heavy knife, and then withdraw, waiting for the opportunity to give a heavy knife. This method is to look at your blood.

When the opponent weighs a heavy knife and you still have 55 HP, you can charge hard, and when you have 40 points, you have to use a heavy knife to slash.

5 Knife Attack Formula:

1 heavy knife 4 light knives.

Don't jump when fighting with a master.

Right or left mouse button to aim at the enemy's head and drop the knife, preferably jump up and down!

The main thing is that the knife should be lifted up, the heavy knife is generally a knife to death, and the light knife is also often headshot, often cut out 90!! It is also very important to play with knife footwork, when someone comes to cut you, you step back and someone else cuts the air after you go up and slash it is OK. And you have to move often, just go up and practice