JustWannaWin

Here are my tips on how to get good at Minecraft Java PvP (Versions before 1.9): Sprint Resetting Sprint resetting is basically stopping your sprint to give other players more knock-back and distance yourself from them (Longer combos). This can be done by: 1. Block-hitting, in which your block your sword when your enemy turns red (Best used all the time). 2. W-tapping, in which you press your 'w' key again when your enemy turns red (Best used most of the time). 3. S-tapping 1, in which you hold your 'w' key but tap 's' when your enemy turns red (Best used when normal speed straight lining). 4. S-tapping 2, in which you let go of your 'w' key and tap 's' and then press 'w' again when your enemy turns red (Best used when speed two straight lining). Strafing Strafing is simply moving towards the side of an opponent, the best method I have found for strafing is randomly combining 'long strafing' (When you simply just press 'w' and 'a' or 'd') and 'switch strafing' (When you switch the way you strafe while strafing, for example if you are strafing towards an opponent with the 'd' key then maybe switch to the 'a' key this is best done with some distance from your opponent). This makes it hard for your opponent to aim on you as they cannot predict where you are going and have to rely on their reaction time (Which usually gives you enough time to start a combo) also you want your long strafes to be sudden. Distancing What separates some good players is the ability to distance themselves from their opponents, this is circumstantial but as a rule of thumb if you feel like you are too close to them and you get the first hit then use s-tapping 1 or 2 (2 distances yourself more); however, do not get too far away so that you cannot hit them. More PvP Tips 1. Try to aim at pitch 0 (In most cases you should aim at the head but in any instances you are below the opponent just try aiming straight forwards instead) this increases your reach closer to three (You cannot have reach above three unless you are cheating) as reach is determined by a vector line that comes out of your head. 2. Try clicking faster by jitter-clicking or butterfly clicking (Can yield insane CPS but can be bannable on some servers) this can help decrease the knock-back you take and helps get the second hit but if your aim suffers try practicing or if it is too much simply abandon it as CPS is not too important anyways. Hope this helped you and thank you for reading my topic.

I think I have found a way to stop Apple revoking iOS Distribution Certificates (The certificates that let you download and install hacks from the iOSGods App Store). It is to change your DNS server to '5.2.76.189' unfortunately as of right now there are no alternative DNS servers I can find to this. This is the method of doing it: 1. Go into your settings on your iDevice. 2. Go to WiFi. 3. Press the 'i' button next to the WiFi you are connected to (For example if you were connected to 'Sky2' there would be an 'i' button to the right of the WiFi name and you would press that). 4. Press the 'Configure DNS' button. 5. Select 'Manual'. 6. Remove all DNS servers that are displayed. 7. Add a DNS server which has the IP '5.2.76.189'. You should now be good to go! To check if it has worked go to Safari and type 'ocsp.apple.com' in the address bar and if it does not load you are good to go if it does then it may display a page which says forbidden (In which case I am sorry I do not know how to fix that and that your certificates will still be revoked). Please note that this prevents certificate revocation and does not remove it if your certificate has already been revoked this cannot do anything to remove that revocation.