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@@koonsuntanatrakool thank you ! I can tell you that sensitivity does not matter. In fact, I used to train with a sensitivity randomizer. In the beginning I would struggle with really low sensitivity, and really high sensitivity, but then all of a sudden I started to be consistent on both. I even started to get personal bests on random sensitivities. So just use whichever sense. And if you randomize it, you will actually train both the wrist portion of aiming and arm portion. So I think it’ll be beneficial

@@theangelvee Thank you for the advices !

@@koonsuntanatrakool of course ! Any time

@@Areyouduckingserious of course! Glad it helped out

@@solusxj yeah the improvements start to slow down. Now your reaching the point where you have to really optimize your technique and try to optimize every second to squeeze as much points as possible

@@mikhailhumphries If you don’t want to read everything, here is the TLDR -> I have coding/learning/computer experience, but I’ve never made a game before nor have I ever joined a game jam. But I’ve always wanted to join a game jam, which sparked the fire for me to actually learn all the basic stuff to make a game. If you want to ready everything: Well I write code for work and enjoy learning about computers on the side. So that definitely helped. Programming languages all have similar fundamentals, so I just had to google how to write stuff specifically in GDScript. But I’ve written code in Python, C, Java, JavaScript, TypeScript etc When I say “no experience”, I mean I’ve never made a game before. But that doesn’t mean I’ve never developed things before like software. At the end of the day, developing a game is kinda similar to developing software. You try to implement something, it breaks, you troubleshoot, then you fix it. It’s a continuous loop. I did get a lot of help of how Godot was structured from Brackeys. I will also add, that I’m not a beginner in learning new things. I’ve taught myself many things over my lifetime, and I’ve read books on learning. Understand that people come from different backgrounds. So someone who has never touched a computer before, will take way longer to make their first game, vs someone like me who has grown up with computers all my life and have read books on computers and programming and learning etc etc.

@@LobotomisedChipmunk haha we have a long way to go ! I appreciate it though

Always move towards what is more uncomfortable. if you feel like things are too easy, then you won't improve as fast.

@@RuhaanT thank you! I definitely will I appreciate the support

@@JXQU3 thank you so much! Can’t wait to make another one :)

@@mamuszgaming2509 thank you!

Precisely right bro

@@yusarimahubara What is disgusting? I would like to know? This is literally the first game jam I’ve ever entered

Haha I've never seen that. I just watched it. That scene is better than my basic scene lol Thank you! I certainly plan to keep going, I'm going to be out for a couple weeks though because I'm traveling out of country. But I have other ideas I want to try out and other things I want to learn!

@@theangelvee Good luck ✨✨ happy developing

@@Nenyoa Thank you! Good luck to you too in whatever you do!

Trust me, if you train every day, you will blow past iron fast. The beginning is just getting used to doing the aim training consistently! This is the fun part, you start seeing a lot of improvement.

@@theangelvee I know. I'm not new to learning skills. I'm well aware of mindset mind hacks. There been plenty other areas that I ended up being one of the best in gaming and in my work force as well. I just haven't taken in improving my aim seriously yet

​@@OldSchoolL4D-zb2kt Awesome you already know how it goes. Since you know how to learn, then this should be really simple. Only limiting factor is how much time/energy you want to invest.

What are you now bro, and have you seen improvement in your main fps game

Haha it's all good! I'm glad you enjoyed it. Can't wait to make more!

@@kiantinker122 dude that’s awesome! Yeah game development takes some time it’s a grind so I get it. I can’t even imagine doing a 3D game and how much more time that is, but I low key want to try it in the future. You got this for Brackeys! If you end up finishing it, hit me up I would love to see the game

@@Mark-wq7wd thank you! You got this dude. Just think about it, what’s the worst that can happen? The more you fail, the faster you learn. It’s all trial and error.

@@Taxman123 haha I appreciate it. I think it may be because this is a new style of video on my channel as I used to do FPS aim videos. I will be leaning more toward programming and building things that interest me and showing people the journey. But I definitely need to improve my editing!

I just found it on the algorithm

@@Cycrum this was a late bloomer 😂

@@w5-denyo113 you know I was going to add background music, but every track I could find didn’t fit for me. I will try to make it work on the next video. I definitely will improve there I appreciate the feedback

Wouldn't wanna distract from the annoying sound effects.

I appreciate it! I didn't put in all the frustrating hours of me banging my head against bugs, so it's more like "the best moments where everything came together perfectly" lol I have programming knowledge as well so that definitely helps. But game development is a very interesting world and I would like to make more cool stuff especially in 3D instead of 2D.

Yeah it's very dependent on your history. I used to play a lot of CSGO 8 years ago, so I had an advantage when it comes to clicking scenarios, but I sucked at tracking. So it makes sense that you probably have a different history and different advantages

@@theangelvee yeah most of the games i play are tracking based, used to play cs and valorant too but never shined too much and always relied on crosshair placement more than real aim

@@Micyek hey man I appreciate it! Yeah it’s so much easier to visually show these steps. I feel like that’s what most gamers want is to have something simple to follow!

Honestly, training all 3 of the main aiming types will help. They are all very fundamental to aiming in general. If you want to have solid aim you want to train all. If the time to kill is high, then tracking is important. If you see a lot of players consistently at once, switching is important. If time to kill is low then clicking is important. That’s like a general guideline. I honestly haven’t played pubg in years so I don’t remember how fast the time to kill is. But one things for sure is since you’re not in the action as much in a battle royal, aim training will help you iron out your weaknesses faster.

@@theangelvee Thanks for the detailed answer, yeah some people claim that your aim cannot be trained with this game since it has huge recoil, its high kill time, once your crosshair is on the target basically you aim down to compensate for the recoil and get a kill. So its sort of like clicking but once clicked, aiming down. Only sometimes do you get driven by so I can keep tracking there as well. I also like to play kovaak so its a win win, already seeing some improvements!

@@gwnbw that’s awesome! In that case you’re going to see a lot of value in practice your recoil patterns. I’m not sure if it’s predictable recoil like CSGO or RNG, but you can at least get a feel for your favorite guns and practice the recoil. But you still need to be aiming in the right spot anyways so aim training definitely helps. Aim training can never substitute game sense and game mechanics though. So if you lack any game specific mechanics, those definitely have to be trained and targeted in game

@@theangelvee Yup seems like imma just keep doing my playlist, and practise the recoil more in the 'training' mode thats within the game :D Ty

@@gwnbw no problem! Any time!

Just keeping pushing my man. Using Kovaaks for a person who's new to KnM is actually so good. If you consistently train every day, you will improve so much quicker than someone just grinding the game. Just train all of your aim types. It's probably going to feel impossible at first, but your brain will adapt if you train every day.

@@theangelvee appreciate the vote of confidence man, I'll see if I can keep you updated through the comments section. Thanks again for the introductions to Voltaic 🙏😎

@@BlazingJacob yeah man of course! Don’t forget to play your main game. If you notice that a certain part of your aim is weaker than others, make sure you spend extra time training those weaknesses. Like for xdefiant, switching and reactive tracking are the main skill sets to train. But you still need to train up all of the skills because they are all fundamental to your mouse control.

I appreciate it :) I’m glad it helped! Good luck in your aim journey

I would recommend warming up a bit or just trying each scenario a couple times. If you’re just starting out, these first scores won’t really matter. If you practice enough, you’re going to blow these initial scores out of the water. So don’t over complicate it. I would say, warm up so you’re not completely cold, then go through the benchmarks twice each as a good starting point. Remember, you will most likely improve these scores very quickly especially if you’ve never done aim training. It’s more of just to see where you’re at currently and give you a structure to follow. Also this improves the whole aiming experience and makes it so that you can see your progression in a more gamified way.

Hell yeah man I'm glad! Aim training is definitely satisfying and fun! Don't forget to train the actual game that you want to improve at as well. Unless your goal is to just do aim training. Either way good luck!

Of course! I hope this helps you improve!

It does happen. It means you probably have some strengths in some areas and weaknesses in others. It’s completely up to you, but you could spend a disproportionate amount of time on the other scenarios. You can still train your master scenarios, but focus harder on the ones that are more difficult for you. So for example if you spend 20 minutes on each scenario (hypothetical number), then when you get to your master scenarios, maybe spend like 5 minutes to keep them solid, but spend more time on the others. That all depends if your goal is to be more well rounded. But if you want to just be a beast tracker then you can train them too. Depends on your goals!

Ok ty​@@theangelvee

@@toto-rw4wd any time!

Of course no problem! I hope it helped!

Hey man! Yeah It's been awhile. To be honest, shortly after this video I stopped playing Valorant and stopped gaming competitively Moving on to other things in life! Just a personal decision, I didn't fully enjoy gaming competitively anymore To answer your question, I peaked high diamond before I stopped. I can't remember the exact rank

@@theangelvee To be honest i feel the same way.. it feels like a waste of time, improving aim etc. Great decision btw Happy for you

@@vicorin27 dude I appreciate it! Yeah it’s a sensitive topic to others who love games or use it to escape, but I just have different goals, and playing games aren’t going to get me there. I don’t think games are evil. If people truly enjoy playing, then that’s great. But when I played, sometimes I would get attached to a game and a rank, and I’ll just be like “Really? There are so much better things I can be doing right now” I would encourage if you or other people have that similar voice in your head, then follow it. Your time is precious, you don’t want to throw it all away on things that don’t make you happy or that don’t lead you to your true goals.

Yeah of course! I'm glad you enjoyed it

Thank you! I’m tied between “Homogenic” and “Post” I normally listen to her popular songs not necessarily her albums. But those have the most classic songs that got me into her

I will add as well, I saw an interview years ago where Travis Scott said he listened to Bjork, I checked her out, and was super into it! Great artist. Another Icelandic singler that I like it “Ane Brun” . I love her album “A Temporary Dive”

Nice! I think my fav albums by her so far are Debut and Homogenic, but they're all so good so its hard to choose lol. I love listening to her live performances. My favs are her MTV Unplugged and Cambridge 1998 shows.

@@Flzzi yeah it’s crazy how good she is live! I mean I don’t think she’s got the same voice today, but back then she was killing it.

Good luck my man!

How has it been ?

Of course!

Of course!

Of course! Glad you found use from the video. Yeah there are many routines out there. If you want to improve and stick with it for awhile, you're probably going to go through many routines. Especially once you get better and better you have to find more creative ways to push yourself!

Yeah of course. If that's what suits you. At the end of the day, this is one routine. Everyone has different time available to put into aim training. Just take the time to construct a little schedule, and then just perform on that schedule. You can test out different times and see what works best for you!

Hey man. I'll be honest, I no longer find value in playing games competitively. I find more value in playing games for fun every once in awhile with my friends. But to play by myself, I find it (personally in my opinion) to be a waste of time, only because I have different goals that I'm striving for. I haven't played Valorant competitively in like over 6 months. I left off in high Diamond I can't remember exactly what rank. I did enjoy making videos, and I do like making content. Gaming content just doesn't align with my real goals in life. Gaming content requires me to grind games, I don't like paying games like that anymore. So it's just a vicious cycle of me doing something I don't like. We are all different! But I also encourage everyone to turn off all the noise around them, and ask yourself deeper questions every once in awhile. Sometimes you'll realize that you truly don't like the direction you're going. Better to realize it now, than to waste years of your life. Do what you love, set out ambitious goals, and shoot for the moon!

Hell yeah man. Go after it

Hell yeah my dude! Good luck!

I am very well aware of that! Couldn’t get the script to work on my computer so all the work it would take to figure out what the issue was, wasn’t worth the time that I could just type it out with my fingers.

I think platinum in every benchmark in 3 weeks is pretty good!

Hey man trust me, the improvement is so fast from iron . You’ll be gold in no time. Just be consistent every day and you’ll see the gains!

If you want me to be honest, I don't aim train like I used to. But consistency, random sensitivity generator, and focusing on accuracy over speed will definitely help. It will take time, but you will get faster. Accuracy is beast

I like to stay with one sensitivity. But I also love using a sensitivity randomizer. On valorant my sens is .45 at 400 dpi . When this video was made I think my sens was higher. Sens really doesn’t matter in my opinion but some senses make some scenarios easier.

Link the fundamentals then

Boring. Benchmarks are the fun way.

People don't develop good mindset and brain hack. Which can be a hack in life too. You train and focus on consistency and not your high score

@@OldSchoolL4D-zb2kti focus on trying to have a consistent average and raising the bottom of my skill ceiling. wdym by brain hack?

@@pepefrog7456 yeah. It's what I meant. You put into words much better. Brain hack I mean finding mindset tricks and alternate training methods and thinking to keep motivated and disciplined then you get lazy and lose hope.

Anytime !