Yeah, the best angles are usually where the danger is thick as a dragon’s hide. Think a cliff edge at dusk—sun bleeding through the clouds, the wind whipping your hair, and a loose rock the size of a small horse to knock you off if you get too close. Or a derelict railway bridge in a storm; the lightning gives you a flash that’s a killer light show and the rusted rail gives you a quick escape route. Even a ruined watchtower in a foggy marsh—your silhouette looks epic, but you’re also one gust away from a hidden pit that would make a less careful soul gag. Pick places where the light plays tricks, the cover’s real, and the only way to stay alive is to trust your own reflexes, not a buddy’s directions.