Click Heads Great vid, I believe that I only do well in a gun fight if I hit the opponent with my first bullet in my clip, if I don’t hit them with that bullet my entire spray is thrown off, I think that’s because my tracking needs improvement. Do aim trainers work? How often should I use one?
I appreciate the detailed vid! Could you guys go over crouching vs counter strafing in the next video? I see many pros crouch before taking a shot to reduce gun recoil, but at my rank I feel like most people aim for the body which is counter productive.
I diligently place my crosshair at enemy's head height in advance. When I meet them, I panic and flick my mouse abruptly anywhere but the player model. T_T
I used to do this, I found that I was constantly clenching my mouse as if I was jacking off and I ended up overshooting my target from the stress on my mouse. Once I learned to relax my hand, my aim improved significantly.
@@relapsing6894 I've tried to relax but I just keep dying and dying sometimes getting kills but being low and when his teammates push after I die. Especially on the map Bind I can sometimes get 1 pick but die after his teammates come
Lmao and on top of that I've scared myself shitless in this game a few times for some reason. It never happened in CSGO, but I've had some really, really terrifying encounters here that I didn't expect to ever have. There's really quite nothing like getting a loud OP shot in the back from an OMEN that sneaked out of the room you cleared under 30 seconds ago and pooping a little as a result.
That's not how you practise at all. Even in the video you can see he is in the range. Go in, pick a favourite gun. Preferably the Phantom or Vandal. And just go through the different modes. Flicks, sprays. Just make up your own training regimen. It's much like exercise in real life. It take practise and dedication. Getting into a game will help you put the things you practise into real world fundamentals. But you need to have the mental and physical capacity to pull it off beforehand.
@@xelectrix_1863 It could be misunderstood of my, but I think that with "went to practice" he means "went to practice mode". By the way, I totally agree with you, to play isn't to practice, there's a huge difference. And it applies to anything you want to get good at.
Kristux yeah man, hit the range and try the 50m target and find the sweet spot for that tap tap tap tap lol and once you find it, remember it! Muscle memory that ish
with crosshair placement: same thing when holding angles - put crosshair where the enemy will be so they walk into your crosshair. if you are not aiming where they will come from, you will have to reajust
iXenozi if u play decent cs then this is obvious but for beginners it’s hard to keep in mind. imagine you in silver, back then u probably had ass preaim and crosshair placement
I’m an old hat at FPS games, have played high level in a couple of titles, and I’ve been watching quite a few of these ‘improve your aim in Valorant’ videos. This is the best. I’m looking forward to seeing more. Good job.
There was a vid by this guy on the peekers advantage problem in this game, check it out and you will see why. Same thing keeps happening to me and it makes me want to rage quit.
Damn I expected this to be one of those Valorant videos of people just explaining crosshair placement and common sense for views but this is actually an in depth and helpful guide👍
I also want to note that I see a lot of people mess up their aim with movement. They panic and begin moving even when the enemy is unaware they are even there. You have to be in sync with both your movement and aim otherwise they will conflict and you’ll miss very easy shots
Recoils; Scope for Vandal or any gun = 50% less recoil Without Scope for Vandal or any gun= 100% recoil My tip is just master Vandal and Phantom What and when to use: Use Vandal if you notice fights are long distance. Use Phantom if you notice the enemy likes close range. Use OP if enemy is using Vandal long range. Use the Ares or Odin if enemy uses or abuses shotgun. Use either a Shotgun or the Stinger in 2nd round, why? Cuz the faster the gun is the better chance you can kill the enemy using a slow precision weapon such as Ghost or Sheriff. MORE TIPS IN GAMES: Always use A and D at the same time when peeking for controll and accuracy Use the firing correct option if your new to fps games Never rush in a smoke unless you're sure that there is only 1 enemy in the area and already emptied round. Never pick up a fking orb in the open. Abuse the walk button. Use crouch if a gun fight 1v1 runs for too long. Never use the chat box unless your saying some info or congratulating your team don't be toxic. The rest is for you to discover, good luck and thanks for reading this it means alot.
This guide actually gave me results. I practiced tapping instead of spraying, and keeping my crosshair near heads and probably where people will be and in a few games, I went from bottom of the leaderboard having under 10 kills to getting a minimum 20 each game and being able to easily one-tap with vandal and get triple and quad kills without too much trouble. Thank you and new subscriber
Great stuff Ed! Your older content helped me figure out my way around Overwatch and I appreciate the help learning Valorant. I would have offered that anyway but in the pandemic it helps keep even the newest games as fresh as possible, so your content is extra appreciated. Thank you!
I say also recommend finding that perfect dpi and sens, although I’m in lower rank in Val comp it’s definitely important after seeing people with such high sens their flick placement is unstable like stuttering when aiming
More often than not, a player who is full speed strafing will hit you in the head first, even if you are holding the better position. Feels fucking good man.
8:50 for all my iron players here who are attempting to climb, this is important especially for when you die as well. The player that swung on you in the other room isn’t hacking, he heard you and swung anticipating you’d be there and had his crosshair head level
I know this video is kind of "old" now, but I just got started in valorant. never played CS, could not figure out why I couldn't kill anyone, when normally I'm okay at shooters. found out my problem was moving and shooting. after this video, got hyped, played a round, went 19/6 and was mvp. This video was the first to mention what my problem was, thanks guys!
One thing you might want to add is accelerating mouse movement in the computer settings. It varies from person to person but when i disabled it myself many years ago i could improve my aim drastically due to the movement being more consistent.
When it comes to crosshair placement, one of the key factors of leaving enemies thinking you have an aimbot is to create an *Anticipation Gap,* which is the space between a corner/object and the center of your crosshair being (Give or take) the width of your pinky finger It allows you to make smaller adjustments to enemy movement to shave fractions of seconds as opposed to placing the crosshair directly on the edge of the corner/object where you'll be more likely have to make larger adjustments
I've been playing shooters forever but could not figure out how people had perfect accuracy while moving around. The burst movement with small stalls + peekers advantage finally explains this. Thanks for the video!
Hey this was really informative, although I already knew all this it was a good reminder. I'll definitely recommend this to my newer friends, can't wait for the next video
Spraying in valorant consistently is actually pretty solid, since using the vandal or phantom means that you get 7 shots in which you only need to pull down. When the vandal can easily kill in 5 shots (maybe 6 if you leg them a bit) and you don’t headshot, sprays are still very viable at short and medium ranges.
Disagree on the burst usage. The time it takes for the accuracy to reset means that if you decide to burst, you will die before the accuracy resets. Valorant pretty much forces you to spray at any distance.
Great videos for new players. i'm sick of people looking at the ground and just walking through smokes without checking corners or walking through site.
Very good introduction to the basics of tactical FPS. It seems like 95% of the fight is being in a better position than your opponent is, so when you spot each other you can have a quicker and more accurate attack (i.e. crosshair placement and good peeking > the best flicks). One question for you specifically: why do you do a little U shape movement with your crosshair when lining up headshots? Why not track horizontally at head height?
*important* Hey for people who don't know it. Your cs:go Sens is divided by 3,18181818 in valorant. 2,5 sens in CS:GO is 0,7857 in Valorant. So, 400 dpi x 2,5 sens in Cs.Go is 1000 edpi and 0,7857 in Valorant is 1000 edpi aswell. If you use 1000 dpi and you want 1000 edpi you have to put 0,3142 sens in valorant
Now I have my own practice like form, I practice in CSGO as i've noticed differences in recoil which helps me, and I realized my crosshairs were different and the size was a lil too big and it feels already better.
You can control your full spray in valorant as the firing is lead by the barrel so if you can look at the barrel with your periferel vision then you will be able to control the gun better
I had a really bad habit of focusing too much on my crosshair placement and I'd forget to actually watch angle and look at the game. I was too fixated on where my crosshair was, my reactions were awful due to the fact that I wasnt watching any angles. Not sure if anyone else had this problem but it helped alot when I stopped.
My sensitivity: 1600 DPI on a Logitech G903 with 0.644 for aim sensitivity and 0.914 scoped sensitivity multiplier in Valorant. Might sound super high but I don't move my arm so much
That counter strafing hint might actually help me. I always felt it awkward to just stop and aim in the middle if walking. Also the tracking, I know its basic common knowledge but my tracking was bad because I don't hold the angle tight enough.
I love when videos like this teaches that you need to stay still to aim... I love to kill standing enemies while I dance around them without stopping a single frame XD
There is one more very important thing and that is eye placement. There are 2 ways, first is to always look at your crosshair second always look at the head of the enemy you are shooting. I found out that for me it is a lot easyer to hit flicks if i look at enemys head and not my crosshair. When you read this you will think yes but that is obvious but i want you to try it in a practise range and see the difference for your self.
Great video, I know all this stuff, but god I need help with cover and holding angles, not to say I can’t improve all the stuff in this video, I just knew about it lol
My opinion on sensitvity is if you have't played fps games on mouse for a long time then play low sens. Once you get good and develop mouse control use a higher sens. Low sensitvity is sort of a crutch for people with bad mouse control. Of yourse you don;t want to go too high but something like 25cm/360 is very good for all games. For valorant 30-35cm is probably best though.
i was told to bring up my sensitivity because it would take me forever to move my crosshairs, but i didnt think that it might affect my already existing inability to aim
I love this video! i switch to valorant from overwatch so i was having a lot of trouble trying to aim with movement in this game :\ But this video helped a LOT. quick question, does firing error help if im hitting shots but cant control the spray?
I’m getting aggravated because I’ll try to position correctly and not overextend to reveal myself, and immediately get one tapped by someone running full sprint from around the wall. But then I run full sprint around the wall and slow down with crouch I completely miss. I heavily play games that reward good movement and aim like apex, but there’s something so inconsistent about this game. don’t get me wrong tho it’s super fun and I’m trying to put time to practice.
Is pressing walk before u shoot really that op? Is it really better than just stopping regularly? What about mapping your m1 to walk so when u shoot you also walk?
@@vincenthsu6488 it does make it tighter, but if your crosshair already placed on top of the head and you crouch, you are no longer hitting the head. 1 shot in the head > body spray.
Great video, can you cover the topic about how to keep sensitivity consistent when playing multiple FPS titles back to back, as I find that to be the thing that throws me off the most.
Marcus Tian you can Google sensitivity Converter, you can put in your sensitivity and it will calculate your sensitivity for the other Game. If the Game isnt supported you can to into a corner and measure your 360 length .
Ed made the video but im pretty sure its just to practice making small adjustments, most people will do this but in all directions but eds old so who knows the real reason xD -W
@@dorukersal9633 I never had any fps experience before so I landed in iron 1 although as time progressed and I played a lot can't tell you exactly the time but now I have completed tier 5 phoenix contract and tier 7 of cypher contract which imo is a lot, my aim got better and I can pretty comfortably get 10-15 kills a game which isn't a lot but I'm proud of myself, I main cypher big time and I know a lot of amazing camera spots and trapwire spots and with an great communicative team I can no problem win every game but yeah the keyword is communicative and we all know how iron 1 is so to sum everything up, iron 1 is a curse thank you for coming to my ted talk
@@influentialtopic5487 ive played a few times and its actually feels pretty helpful. ig its coz there is a lot less pressure coz ur just running around and shotting ppl its fun
I assumed this would be useless as although I'm not great at CS, I have the information. But, I enjoyed it and loved the part talking about how spraying at far ranges is different from CS. I thought about that before, but this is what I needed to finally accept that Riot doesn't believe you should be able to spray at any distance. (who can blame them?)
I'm just a little confused on what qualifies as "the first burst of your spray" is it the number of bullets before it goes into randomly spraying right and left or something else?
i dont think over/under aiming is a problem with your sens. Its a "you arent used to the sens enough" thing. Everyone over/undershoots ALOT. If you overshoot, just go and practise moving less, and getting comfortable. DONT TENSE. if u undershoot, (this is a less common problem), a trick that helped me is to flick your wrist really quickly. You could also try using your arm more.
I hope you guys enjoy part one of this aim guide series :)
@Click Heads love it :)
Click Heads Great vid, I believe that I only do well in a gun fight if I hit the opponent with my first bullet in my clip, if I don’t hit them with that bullet my entire spray is thrown off, I think that’s because my tracking needs improvement. Do aim trainers work? How often should I use one?
I appreciate the detailed vid! Could you guys go over crouching vs counter strafing in the next video? I see many pros crouch before taking a shot to reduce gun recoil, but at my rank I feel like most people aim for the body which is counter productive.
@@kennethg.4607 I believe pros crouch once starting their spray to better control it. It was very common to see in CS.
Awesome video! When you dropping part two?
No need to watch the video when the channel name already explains everything.
LoL
@@ido2922 LoL Player spotted.
Exactly
>be me >clicks head >Bullets somehow hit the feet >fmh
I click walls
I diligently place my crosshair at enemy's head height in advance. When I meet them, I panic and flick my mouse abruptly anywhere but the player model. T_T
Same dude
I go to the body/legs
I used to do this, I found that I was constantly clenching my mouse as if I was jacking off and I ended up overshooting my target from the stress on my mouse. Once I learned to relax my hand, my aim improved significantly.
@@relapsing6894 I've tried to relax but I just keep dying and dying sometimes getting kills but being low and when his teammates push after I die. Especially on the map Bind I can sometimes get 1 pick but die after his teammates come
Lmao and on top of that I've scared myself shitless in this game a few times for some reason. It never happened in CSGO, but I've had some really, really terrifying encounters here that I didn't expect to ever have. There's really quite nothing like getting a loud OP shot in the back from an OMEN that sneaked out of the room you cleared under 30 seconds ago and pooping a little as a result.
TLDR:
Step 1: play Phoenix
Step 2: flash yourself.
Step 3: start spraying.
Step 4. get Ace, win the round
i couldnt stop laughing after seeing this lmao
U forgot to buy Odin or Judge
It's like
1. Pick phoenix
2.?????
3.Profit
i dont understand pls explain
What does TLDR mean
I watched this video, got motivated, went to practice, went into a game and got absolutely slapped
Happens all the time
yup still on a 35 game L streak 0 kills
💀
That's not how you practise at all. Even in the video you can see he is in the range. Go in, pick a favourite gun. Preferably the Phantom or Vandal. And just go through the different modes. Flicks, sprays. Just make up your own training regimen. It's much like exercise in real life. It take practise and dedication. Getting into a game will help you put the things you practise into real world fundamentals. But you need to have the mental and physical capacity to pull it off beforehand.
@@xelectrix_1863 It could be misunderstood of my, but I think that with "went to practice" he means "went to practice mode". By the way, I totally agree with you, to play isn't to practice, there's a huge difference. And it applies to anything you want to get good at.
Click Heads: Spraying is unreliable.
Me, who uses a guardian: *I don't have such weaknesses*
the weapon i use sprays judge is the weapon i like.
The guardian absolutely still has a significant recoil penalty so that you can’t really spam it at medium to long distances
@@LegacyFTW yeah I know, I often spam too much so the bullets go over the enemies heads XD
Kristux yeah man, hit the range and try the 50m target and find the sweet spot for that tap tap tap tap lol and once you find it, remember it! Muscle memory that ish
@@LegacyFTW thanks
Who else does well in Practice mode headshotting the strafing dummies then i real match they get stressed and nervous and miss every shot?
Here bro same problem😂😂
I guess that's because you consider them "a real match", not playing a game.
Yeah thats why i barely play range
If i am always used to the stress then i would be better being under low pressure
with crosshair placement: same thing when holding angles - put crosshair where the enemy will be so they walk into your crosshair. if you are not aiming where they will come from, you will have to reajust
Hmmm yes the floor here is made out floor.
@@fixit9844 lmao
iXenozi if u play decent cs then this is obvious but for beginners it’s hard to keep in mind. imagine you in silver, back then u probably had ass preaim and crosshair placement
Challenge Accepted im in silver and have diamond mechanics but my game sense and ability use is horrible and I solo queue
Dollarsisbad might be because ur good at shooters but new to the 5v5 shooter cs style
As a console player moving over to valorant, I needed this
Same, way harder than I initially expected.
Good luck, it's gonna be like starting from scratch
just pres x then it will outoaim to head xD
Luke Hemmings its hard because after years of console FPSs im used to shooting the body
Grimdoza ! This game aint cod buddy
I’m an old hat at FPS games, have played high level in a couple of titles, and I’ve been watching quite a few of these ‘improve your aim in Valorant’ videos. This is the best. I’m looking forward to seeing more. Good job.
OVER 30?
Darren Bonner Alas, yes.
I know I was supposed to be super impressed with all the crosshair placement and all that but that Jett clip was too nasty lol
i know.
@Adeeb dizzy on twitch
"You have to stand still to be precise"...Tell that to the 156 DMG in 1 I get from the sprinting enemies all the Time
Lmao kek-9 old running accuracy
im watching this to answer why im getting running onetapped every single gunfight
Peeker's advantage
Bad positioning
Counter strafing
Jiggle peeking
There was a vid by this guy on the peekers advantage problem in this game, check it out and you will see why. Same thing keeps happening to me and it makes me want to rage quit.
11/10 video - thanks bro!
Damn I expected this to be one of those Valorant videos of people just explaining crosshair placement and common sense for views but this is actually an in depth and helpful guide👍
Thanks! We are trying to help out as much as we can in these videos :)
Is it just me or do the enemies in this gameplay have the reaction speed of an oven
How fast is an oven lol
I have no idea, but it seems that it's not that fast
Ovens take time to heat up
@@unsharded8503 warm up😉
@@jente6805 I say heat up dont ask
The impressive part about gradual picking, that will definitely level me up!
Great video thanks, things that are self explanatory but are easy to forget or overlook as a new player
I also want to note that I see a lot of people mess up their aim with movement. They panic and begin moving even when the enemy is unaware they are even there. You have to be in sync with both your movement and aim otherwise they will conflict and you’ll miss very easy shots
lag: I am gonna ruin this man whole career
Recoils;
Scope for Vandal or any gun = 50% less recoil
Without Scope for Vandal or any gun= 100% recoil
My tip is just master Vandal and Phantom
What and when to use:
Use Vandal if you notice fights are long distance.
Use Phantom if you notice the enemy likes close range.
Use OP if enemy is using Vandal long range.
Use the Ares or Odin if enemy uses or abuses shotgun.
Use either a Shotgun or the Stinger in 2nd round, why? Cuz the faster the gun is the better chance you can kill the enemy using a slow precision weapon such as Ghost or Sheriff.
MORE TIPS IN GAMES:
Always use A and D at the same time when peeking for controll and accuracy
Use the firing correct option if your new to fps games
Never rush in a smoke unless you're sure that there is only 1 enemy in the area and already emptied round.
Never pick up a fking orb in the open.
Abuse the walk button.
Use crouch if a gun fight 1v1 runs for too long.
Never use the chat box unless your saying some info or congratulating your team don't be toxic.
The rest is for you to discover, good luck and thanks for reading this it means alot.
This guide actually gave me results. I practiced tapping instead of spraying, and keeping my crosshair near heads and probably where people will be and in a few games, I went from bottom of the leaderboard having under 10 kills to getting a minimum 20 each game and being able to easily one-tap with vandal and get triple and quad kills without too much trouble. Thank you and new subscriber
Great stuff Ed! Your older content helped me figure out my way around Overwatch and I appreciate the help learning Valorant. I would have offered that anyway but in the pandemic it helps keep even the newest games as fresh as possible, so your content is extra appreciated. Thank you!
Fully enjoyed and super helpful. Went from 18kill games to 30kill games.
Crosshair placement and staying still are KEY
I say also recommend finding that perfect dpi and sens, although I’m in lower rank in Val comp it’s definitely important after seeing people with such high sens their flick placement is unstable like stuttering when aiming
trap what sens are you using?
This is a good review because it’s not really a repeat of other videos it actually helped
Me, who tries to only use shotguns: Hmm, this video doesn't real-
Click Heads: Pre-aim
More often than not, a player who is full speed strafing will hit you in the head first, even if you are holding the better position. Feels fucking good man.
This is EXACTLY what I needed, it'd be nice to see a tutorial about the aiming dynamics like this built-in the game for beginners.
8:50 for all my iron players here who are attempting to climb, this is important especially for when you die as well. The player that swung on you in the other room isn’t hacking, he heard you and swung anticipating you’d be there and had his crosshair head level
my aim is like trash
Me after watching this video: Still can't aim right
Last time I was this early, I had a sleep schedule. (EU gang)
Me on every vacation :D
Hahhaha 2AM 🤣 yolo
I mean I have a sleep schedule i go to bed at 4 am and get out of bed at 1pm
GGbowz faxxxxxxx
@@GGbowz2101 Hahahaha I can relate 😂
" click heads ", that's the most fps word ever.
@StenXa that's the most fps sentence ever.
I know this video is kind of "old" now, but I just got started in valorant. never played CS, could not figure out why I couldn't kill anyone, when normally I'm okay at shooters. found out my problem was moving and shooting. after this video, got hyped, played a round, went 19/6 and was mvp. This video was the first to mention what my problem was, thanks guys!
Love it. We didn't really go over crouching, and I feel that it's an important component to aiming in this game.
One thing you might want to add is accelerating mouse movement in the computer settings. It varies from person to person but when i disabled it myself many years ago i could improve my aim drastically due to the movement being more consistent.
When it comes to crosshair placement, one of the key factors of leaving enemies thinking you have an aimbot is to create an *Anticipation Gap,* which is the space between a corner/object and the center of your crosshair being (Give or take) the width of your pinky finger
It allows you to make smaller adjustments to enemy movement to shave fractions of seconds as opposed to placing the crosshair directly on the edge of the corner/object where you'll be more likely have to make larger adjustments
I've been playing shooters forever but could not figure out how people had perfect accuracy while moving around. The burst movement with small stalls + peekers advantage finally explains this. Thanks for the video!
Watched this video last night and implemented the tips into my gameplay today and such a huge difference
This video was helpful but i forgot half the tips
Hey this was really informative, although I already knew all this it was a good reminder. I'll definitely recommend this to my newer friends, can't wait for the next video
Spraying in valorant consistently is actually pretty solid, since using the vandal or phantom means that you get 7 shots in which you only need to pull down. When the vandal can easily kill in 5 shots (maybe 6 if you leg them a bit) and you don’t headshot, sprays are still very viable at short and medium ranges.
Amazing video, best one I've seen on this by far.
The depth in the answers is very much appreciated!
Disagree on the burst usage. The time it takes for the accuracy to reset means that if you decide to burst, you will die before the accuracy resets. Valorant pretty much forces you to spray at any distance.
Great videos for new players. i'm sick of people looking at the ground and just walking through smokes without checking corners or walking through site.
Very good introduction to the basics of tactical FPS. It seems like 95% of the fight is being in a better position than your opponent is, so when you spot each other you can have a quicker and more accurate attack (i.e. crosshair placement and good peeking > the best flicks). One question for you specifically: why do you do a little U shape movement with your crosshair when lining up headshots? Why not track horizontally at head height?
*important* Hey for people who don't know it. Your cs:go Sens is divided by 3,18181818 in valorant. 2,5 sens in CS:GO is 0,7857 in Valorant.
So, 400 dpi x 2,5 sens in Cs.Go is 1000 edpi and 0,7857 in Valorant is 1000 edpi aswell. If you use 1000 dpi and you want 1000 edpi you have to put 0,3142 sens in valorant
7:15 that makes sense my cs mindset when it comes to spraying is too much
Now I have my own practice like form, I practice in CSGO as i've noticed differences in recoil which helps me, and I realized my crosshairs were different and the size was a lil too big and it feels already better.
weirdly enough, in this game i cant kill people when my hp is full but i can click heads after my hp is under 20
You can control your full spray in valorant as the firing is lead by the barrel so if you can look at the barrel with your periferel vision then you will be able to control the gun better
I’m waiting for the next video to come out. I already have most of these tips down, and need to work on when to slow or wide peak angles
One word, WarOwl
I had a really bad habit of focusing too much on my crosshair placement and I'd forget to actually watch angle and look at the game. I was too fixated on where my crosshair was, my reactions were awful due to the fact that I wasnt watching any angles. Not sure if anyone else had this problem but it helped alot when I stopped.
My sensitivity: 1600 DPI on a Logitech G903 with 0.644 for aim sensitivity and 0.914 scoped sensitivity multiplier in Valorant. Might sound super high but I don't move my arm so much
That counter strafing hint might actually help me. I always felt it awkward to just stop and aim in the middle if walking.
Also the tracking, I know its basic common knowledge but my tracking was bad because I don't hold the angle tight enough.
I love when videos like this teaches that you need to stay still to aim... I love to kill standing enemies while I dance around them without stopping a single frame XD
There is one more very important thing and that is eye placement. There are 2 ways, first is to always look at your crosshair second always look at the head of the enemy you are shooting. I found out that for me it is a lot easyer to hit flicks if i look at enemys head and not my crosshair. When you read this you will think yes but that is obvious but i want you to try it in a practise range and see the difference for your self.
Great video, I know all this stuff, but god I need help with cover and holding angles, not to say I can’t improve all the stuff in this video, I just knew about it lol
Damn I’ve not watched Eddie in years like since old overwatch days ... cool to see him still around
another point i should add is how important fps is if u have a better monitor it can help u with ur crosshair placement
Really helpful video. This gave me a lot of new techniques to practice
Im so grateful for this video! This exactly what i need to improve, someone telling me what to do to start improving.
the one video i would like you to make is about which posture to use WRIST aiming or ARM aiming i.e your full arm on the table if i am not wrong.
I rarely comment on TH-cam videos, but I had to this time. Kudos to you sir. Very clear, informative and useful. Thank you!
7:43 min - The bullet holes together with the ground make a smiley sticking its tongue out 😋
😋
I like how when he's trying to show that running and gunning isn't a good idea with rifles, his shots are stupidly accurate whilst running.
How do you bind your space bar to stop???
LOL. I watched your video and INSTANTLY went to approximately 20 kills per match from approximately 7 XD Magic! Thank you very much!
This video is very well done, good job guys
My opinion on sensitvity is if you have't played fps games on mouse for a long time then play low sens. Once you get good and develop mouse control use a higher sens. Low sensitvity is sort of a crutch for people with bad mouse control. Of yourse you don;t want to go too high but something like 25cm/360 is very good for all games. For valorant 30-35cm is probably best though.
i was told to bring up my sensitivity because it would take me forever to move my crosshairs, but i didnt think that it might affect my already existing inability to aim
“Your movement is probably the problem and not your aim”
CSGO players: *laughs in 64 tick*
this video was rly nice, gj man
6:26 which dev did this
I love this video! i switch to valorant from overwatch so i was having a lot of trouble trying to aim with movement in this game :\ But this video helped a LOT. quick question, does firing error help if im hitting shots but cant control the spray?
Stop moving when u shooting , ez way to spray is crouch spray
hareight 8 but don’t do it every time cause you are easier to hit when you do that and will definitely get one tapped
@@lolloolo0007 yeah agree
This vid helps bc I'm a console player trying to build a PC for Valorant. I rly have no clue how to aim on mnk so thx
I’m getting aggravated because I’ll try to position correctly and not overextend to reveal myself, and immediately get one tapped by someone running full sprint from around the wall. But then I run full sprint around the wall and slow down with crouch I completely miss. I heavily play games that reward good movement and aim like apex, but there’s something so inconsistent about this game. don’t get me wrong tho it’s super fun and I’m trying to put time to practice.
I watch your FB streams man. Ur sick!! I just have trouble with clicking heads when transitioning, this helped
Great video, hopefully this will help some people,. ive seen some just horrible crosshair placement.
Is pressing walk before u shoot really that op? Is it really better than just stopping regularly? What about mapping your m1 to walk so when u shoot you also walk?
isnt counter strafe when you hold down A then letgo of it and quickly tap D instead of holding thrm? thats how it is in csgo
U could hold onto it shooting mechanics is the same
I have those exact settings, mouse wheel to jump and space bar to walk, however it sucks when you want to hover with Jett lol
should you crouch when you peak someone? I think it makes it easier for them to hit your head but also makes your spray more accurate.
Vincent Hsu doesn’t effect spray but it can mess up people the are aiming at head height
TPC_FTW the fox the legend i’m pretty sure it does make your spray tighter but i could be wrong
@@vincenthsu6488 it does make it tighter, but if your crosshair already placed on top of the head and you crouch, you are no longer hitting the head. 1 shot in the head > body spray.
Korib well usually i aim head and if he hasn’t died by the time my gun starts kicking up, usually after like 2-3 bullets, then i crouch and pull down
@@vincenthsu6488 yes that could work too, I thought you meant peeking while crouching.
Great video, can you cover the topic about how to keep sensitivity consistent when playing multiple FPS titles back to back, as I find that to be the thing that throws me off the most.
Marcus Tian you can Google sensitivity Converter, you can put in your sensitivity and it will calculate your sensitivity for the other Game. If the Game isnt supported you can to into a corner and measure your 360 length .
a good way to convert the sensibility is doing the 180 flick thing with your mouse (explained in the video).
At 1:00-1:15 why do you dip your crosshair then back up rather than keep it linear when moving from bot to bot?
Ed made the video but im pretty sure its just to practice making small adjustments, most people will do this but in all directions but eds old so who knows the real reason xD -W
Now I'm ready to climb out of iron 1
do you also have too many afk in a single game just like me iron 1 too :)
@@dorukersal9633 iron 1 is a curse
@@jmiod2819 ı had 20 wins in iron1 and still because of that ı started thinking that riot made me a teacher in iron 1
@@dorukersal9633 I never had any fps experience before so I landed in iron 1 although as time progressed and I played a lot can't tell you exactly the time but now I have completed tier 5 phoenix contract and tier 7 of cypher contract which imo is a lot, my aim got better and I can pretty comfortably get 10-15 kills a game which isn't a lot but I'm proud of myself, I main cypher big time and I know a lot of amazing camera spots and trapwire spots and with an great communicative team I can no problem win every game but yeah the keyword is communicative and we all know how iron 1 is so to sum everything up, iron 1 is a curse thank you for coming to my ted talk
Thanks man good tutorial keep up the good work!
WE NEED DEATHMATCH
Dm would help so much with practice too
@@influentialtopic5487 it's develop your entry skill
it got added
@@influentialtopic5487 ive played a few times and its actually feels pretty helpful. ig its coz there is a lot less pressure coz ur just running around and shotting ppl its fun
I love all of your guys videos it’s so intesting and good
Did anyone else see the smiley face with the 2 bullet holes and crack on the ground at 7:44
I assumed this would be useless as although I'm not great at CS, I have the information. But, I enjoyed it and loved the part talking about how spraying at far ranges is different from CS. I thought about that before, but this is what I needed to finally accept that Riot doesn't believe you should be able to spray at any distance. (who can blame them?)
All people have to do is watch videos like these to get better instead of hacking thanks this really helped
I'm just a little confused on what qualifies as "the first burst of your spray" is it the number of bullets before it goes into randomly spraying right and left or something else?
big biggest issue with games like valorant and cs is subconsciously making micro movements using wasd that in turn make me lose gunfights
I play 800 dpi 0. 23 ingame sens and it helped me a lot to click heads and now its very slow so I changed it to a higher sens of 0.53
I want a mode with bigger maps, respawns, bigger teams basically a deathmatch
Great video, liked and subbed!
Watched 5 minutes, was all stuff I already knew and didn't explain why my 4 headshots always registers as 3 body shots and a headshot. Poggers.
ive been playing this game all wrong. after like five minutes of practicing counter strafing, i instantly started winning twice as many fights.
i dont think over/under aiming is a problem with your sens. Its a "you arent used to the sens enough" thing. Everyone over/undershoots ALOT.
If you overshoot, just go and practise moving less, and getting comfortable. DONT TENSE.
if u undershoot, (this is a less common problem), a trick that helped me is to flick your wrist really quickly. You could also try using your arm more.