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0:00Today I will teach you how to anchor
0:02really, really fast. At the end of this
0:04video, you'll be able to clip high
0:06tiered players just like me right here.
0:07This is Zfay who's high tier 2 right
0:09now. If this video was a bit helpful,
0:11consider subscribing. I'm trying to hit
0:131K. There are only two main factors when
0:15it comes to an anchoring really fast,
0:18and that is timing and keybinds. If you
0:21don't have good keybinds, then you're
0:23going to have a really hard time
0:25anchoring unless you're freaking avant
0:26or something. First off is the timing. I
0:29mean, if you already know how to anchor
0:31decently, then this is not new for you.
0:34You can't just spam anchors and just
0:36like [music] press random keys and
0:38expect it to work. Especially when
0:39you're like butterfly clicking and jerk
0:41clicking. Um, it's like really like
0:43inconsistent [music] stuff like that.
0:44So, make sure to always put your anchor
0:46down first and then glow stone and then
0:49you just keep doing that over and over
0:51and over. You just got to practice that
0:52a lot. The second main factor are key
0:55[music] binds. And you might be
0:56wondering, oh yeah, oh, of course you
0:58need like good key rounds or something.
1:00But if you just make a key bind like all
1:02by yourself, it might be a bit trickier.
1:04When you anchor, it has to have
1:06synchronization. Like your hand movement
1:08doesn't need to change that much. It
1:10just does it naturally. You know what I
1:12mean? So like for example, I have shift
1:14as my anchor, Q as my glowstone, and R
1:17for my totem. So, what I can I can use
1:19my uh pinky finger, ring finger, and my
1:21index finger, and I can just make a
1:23natural motion, like a really natural
1:26motion. If you do that, then your anchor
1:29key binds are just going to be so much
1:31easier to play with. And yeah, that's
1:34pretty much it.