Here is another example I also edited for fun.

It's pretty situational, but it's a situation that happens very, very often. I wouldn't have posted about this if I personally haven't found it effective. It's happened a lot, and it has worked nearly every time.

Just thought I'd share this simple strat to win duels.

Oftentimes, duels happen on the tops of hills and buildings. This is because one of you would be up there for height advantage(typically the initiator of the duel), while the other finds a way up to even the ground.

In scenarios like these, both players end up behind cover and just wait for the other to peek. This staredown is a test of patience and usually lasts until someone is forced to hop out because of an interference, such as the storm.

By exposing yourself then immediately building a fresh wall in the open, your opponent will assume you'll be staying behind it. If you can find a way to drop off highground out of your opponent's line of sight, or sneak behind mounds and skirt the perimeter using lowgrounds as a provisional trench, you can flank the opponent while their eyes are fixated on your newly built wall.

In case you wanna watch the clips with sound: here and here.