My Experience Playing and Progressing in Blox Fruits

When I think of Arsenal, the first thing that comes to mind is the speed at which everything happens. As soon as you join a match, you're already shooting or dodging bullets. There’s no rest, and that makes it one of the most intense Roblox games I’ve ever played.

The funny thing is that at first I didn’t understand anything. Switching weapons with every elimination felt unfair. But then I realized that’s the whole point: it forces you to get good with all kinds of weapons, not just your favorite.

In Arsenal, it’s not the ones who master a single weapon who survive, but those who adapt to them all.

I remember a match where I got a rocket launcher on a small map. I thought it was the end for me, but I found a strategic corner and managed to get several kills in a row. That day I understood that creativity also counts as skill.

Over time I started learning little tricks. For example, never stand still. Even if you think you have good aim, being an easy target is the worst thing you can do. Same with jumping too much: it may seem like a good idea, but you just become predictable.

Something many underestimate is the maps. Some people just rush to kill without paying attention to where they are. I discovered that memorizing shortcuts and high spots gave me an advantage. In fact, there was a match where I made a comeback because I knew how to move through hallways almost no one used.

Personal advice: don’t get frustrated if you lose several times in a row. Arsenal is a game where the streak can change in seconds. One good play is enough to go from the bottom to the top 3.

Losses teach more than quick victories.

I also noticed that playing with friends completely changes the experience. It’s not the same to jump into the chaos alone as it is to coordinate, even a little, with someone else. Even defeats feel different when you can laugh in a call about how absurd it was to die with a knife in hand.

One of my favorite moments was when I tied with another player. We both needed the last knife kill. We faced each other, both missed, and in the end someone else won. Even though I lost, it was so epic that I remember it more than many wins.

Sometimes Arsenal is like that: it’s not just about winning, but about the adrenaline of every match. Even when everything goes wrong, there’s always an unexpected play that brings back the excitement to keep going.

"There’s no time to think, only to react."

If I had to sum up what I learned in this game, it’s that the key is adaptation. It doesn’t matter if you get a weak pistol or a powerful weapon: what decides the outcome is your ability to stay calm in the middle of chaos.

That’s why every time I enter Arsenal, I feel that mix of tension and excitement. I never know if I’ll win, lose, or end up in an absurd duel I’ll remember all week. And I think that uncertainty is what makes it so addictive.

My final advice: don’t obsess over the result. Enjoy the process, learn from every weapon and every map. Because in the end, Arsenal isn’t just a Roblox shooter, it’s a constant test of reflexes, improvisation, and patience.