An accurate Bombom shot depends on angle, power, wind and your opponent’s position together. A single fixed angle will not work on every map. Controls and values can vary by version, so start your training with small experiments.
Observe distance and height first
Is your opponent level with you or on a higher platform? Is there an obstacle in the way? Keep your own position fixed when comparing distances so you can understand what changed on the next attempt.
Change one value at a time
Keep the angle fixed and change power in small steps during your first attempts. Note whether the shot fell short or passed the target. Then keep power fixed and change the angle to observe the trajectory. This is a way to learn the game’s feel, not a guaranteed hit formula.
Check the wind again every turn
Repeating your previous shot may not produce the same result. Wind direction and strength may have changed. Observe the difference through practice, especially for high-angle shots that spend longer in the air. Do not rely on one power setting without checking the wind.
Coordinate targets with your teammate
Share your turn, chosen target and previous shot result with your team. Moving or changing targets changes the conditions of the previous attempt. Adapt your training habits to the map and game version during real matches.