Really part 1? Maybe yes or no.

HI THERE!
I'm g_r_e_y_

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I have terrible Minecraft PVP skills, and I want to share the experience of having horrible aim, movement, and bridging skills.
Introduction

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Now, before I begin the actual text, I want to state some things. First, I will speak in FIRST PERSON. Secondly, I'm basing this off 1.8 PVP.
Minecraft PVP is a really hard thing to master, with many skills that you need to learn. A few examples are aiming, clicking, and movement. Typically, you need all of these to stand some sort of chance in any fight. Btw this doesn't include blocks, that's for another part. All of this is MY OPINION, if you disagree, well, sorry. I think those examples are the most important PVP skills in 1.8.
My side

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  When I enter a fight, I only have the clicking skill. I use a butterfly click technique and my C/PS is 10-11. Not bad, but I'm missing every other technique, sort of. Although clicking fast is an essential skill, its effectiveness is not that big. As said in an Intel Edits video, it states “The faster you click, it's going to be slightly easier to get combos sometimes, and you're also going to take a little less knock back. Now, this is really subtle and it's not a big advantage…” This quote from the video helps explain how little of a difference you do when you click fast.


  The second skill is aiming. Aiming is the most critical skill in my opinion. When you know how to track your opponent, you can inflict more damage on them, and pair this skill with clicking, and you are gaining some development in your PVP too. Aim might be the hardest to master, as you have to know how to predict your opponent's move. On my side, I have really awful aiming skills, as I can barely hit with my sword. It is important, as said in the same video. It states, “The last thing I want to mention is that while you're actually PVPing, you shouldn't just be focusing on your crosshair being on your opponent when you're about to attack them. But you should be trying to track their movements the entire time with your crosshair.” This quote helps explain that you need to track your opponent, and predict your opponent's move, as I have said earlier in the text.

  The final skill I want to say is movement. Movement is also fundamental, and really substantial if you want to survive longer, and also inflict more hits. Some examples of movement (in PVP) is strafing, W tapping, and block hitting. There are way too many sub-skills in movement, and I will not list all of them. When you master movement, you can have long combos, meaning you can inflict more damage on your enemy. Unfortunately, I have NO skill in terms of movement. I have plenty of trouble attempting to W tap and strafe at the same time. It is one of the hardest skills to take mastery of, and you must have a lot of skill too. When you combine all skills, you are a powerful player, and you can survive any fight you want. From the same video, it states, "The fifth skill is movement, and usually this is the hardest for newer players to grasp because usually this is the most unintuitive part of Minecraft PVP." The quote helps prove that movement is one of the hardest PVP skills to master, and it is really complicated to learn.

Conclusion

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I think all three Minecraft PVP skills are important, and that you need to click fast, aim accurately, and move swiftly. Grasping of all three PVP skills are essential for 1.8 PVP, and if you gain all the three, you can become a powerful PVPer, and that you can win any fight you want. This is only part one. I can list more minor skills in the future, such as bridging, using blocks, and sub-minor skills.

Anything wrong in the blog, LET ME KNOW!
Just a note, this might be a blog series about PVP skills, and really not me.