I'm a drummer and used to use tension like this to achieve speed instead of being relaxed and using technique This WILL give you a repetitive strain injury, trust me
I used to use jitter aim, when this vid came out, it started to hurt my wrist so I stopped, now I can just control any guns recoil(in apex) pretty consistently(except spitfire for some reason) I just have to find the playstyle I like for the weapon, flatline 3x is good for long ranges, assuming I can keep the recoil down
I'm pretty late on this, but I conducted some experiments using emulated mouse input to simulate perfect jitter. No, I have never used it against players. I tried a few patterns that start simulating a predefined mouse input when holding a hotkey: 1) Perfect circle: I can confirm that matching or exceeding firearm RPM does work, while staying below has less of the effect. Beyond some small radius jitter does not eliminate more recoil, giving the user more nausea instead. And that radius is fairly small, just twice of the radius of the dot in the middle of 4x scope. Not the circle around - the dot. But as far as I tested, it only cuts the recoil by half and does not kill it completely, I just eliminated the human factor and my muscle memory that would pull the mouse down. 2) Vertical, horizontal or diagonal lines: it is almost like the aim must travel a certain distance for it to be counted towards reduction, so in order to make straight lines as effective as circles the the jitter with lines has to be visibly larger, which would cause even more nausea. 3) Snapping between two points: if the frequency is the same as the gun RPM then it has a tini-tiny effect. Snapping at the frequency of the framerate can achieve the same effect as with circle but with the least amount of shaking. If made into a "third-party-software" - undetectable recoil reduction... macro. Although, it might be tricky, since it requires preforming snapping every game tick, which is effectively means I'd need to look into the game's memory for that.
I play on controller, tried this method with mouse and keyboard and im hitting WAY more shots from distance then with controller. Actually made my jaw drop
@@DNephilim They wont my friend is Masters VT and after 30mins of being on controller our 1v1s 50-50. settings are 4-3 classic. and for when i use a ALC its 7 response curve, 7 deadzone, 2 outer threashold, 135 ads 95 ads, 300-300 hipfire. VT masters are the top 0.5 of Aimers on aim trainers which most people who use aim trainers are already better than the average MnK player
your a godsend torje thankyou i also watched your other recoil video, most creators are posting bs for 10 mins but this is top tier quality and simple thankyou
my minds blown this is literally the thing that will bring my game to the next level, i have worked on EVERYTHING but recoil always stumps me a bit on this game.. goodbye recoil
@@liquid2618 both will harm your arm bro. Don't do any of them. They both require stressing your arm. So don't do it. Learn the recoil control for all the guns and perfect them. You only use recoil control when you shoot at standing targets.
saw this on Daily Apex Moments just now, my mind was completely blown immediately went into the firing range to test it out, after testing somehow this is in my feed is like google knows
Damn this is insane, thanks for the tutorial. I'm wondering though, do you only recommend this for distanced targets or is it possible for this to be viable mid range as well. I essentially mean to ask if its possible to track targets while doing this?
It's doable, but you're most likely going to be more consistent with a more traditional control method at closer ranges. Movement gets tricky to read and react to correctly while your aim is shaking around, so you can do circle method at close to close-mid range, and jitter any further than that!
Thank you for this video! Been trying to figure this out ever since Lou mentioned "circles" on stream. I agree with some other comments that RSI could be a big risk factor, but seeing how this method is definitely rising in popularity I'm guessing there's some way to mitigate the strain. Stay safe folks, virtual points are not worth getting RSI over :)
Just holding the trigger! The click test is just used as a reference, since if you vibrate your arm to click you'll see how fast you're able to oscillate your crosshair in-game if you apply this vibration to your whole mouse's movement. (edited for clarity, sentence got too long lol)
just reposting wise words form the man himself form the reddit: TorjeSpeedruns 3 days ago That's the spirit! (Jokes aside, please do stretches to prevent giving yourself tendinitis from this! From experience with tendinitis, it's not worth skipping those queue time stretches)
After an intense 30 mins or so in the firing range, my arm now hurts and Im better at the game! Thanks for this tutorial it helped, I will practice this trick from now on!
Ok so imagine this that u buy a mouse that vibrates like a ps controller and then set it to continuosly vibrate when click the mouse button boom 0 recoil
I just jitter in a diagonal line, I'm not sure about exclusively one axis, but it's pretty difficult to jitter without going at least a tiny but into the other axis so I don't think it's something to spend time thinking about haha
he is talking about jitter clicking. whenever you jitter click you vibrate your muscles in your arm causing your hand to shake which causes your finger to hit left click.
@@crimson312 so when im shooting in apex while trying to jitter i dont hold down the shooting button but instead jitterclick it 13 or so times a second?
@@craesce1167 I think people bring up term jitterclicking to just better explain how you should strain your muscles (as if you jitterclick, so responding to the original comment - you basically will move mouse left-right in similar rate to your jitterclick rate), but put these vibrations into moving your mouse left and right, not clicking. Also reminder - this can cause injury or carpal tunnel, so do it with caution
it's definitely interesting to find this out but I wouldn't recommend telling people that they should be tensing their arms for something as common as recoil control. You're basically giving harmful advice to other players without the disclaimer that doing this a lot could seriously damage your arm.
In-game you never really shoot for long enough at a time for any pain to be relevant, but I see what you're saying. Yes, please do a couple stretches between games if you want to consistently use this recoil control method, I've been through tendonitis and RSI before (through jitter mashing in my speedruns) and it's not worth skipping stretches until it's too late!
@@Txrje Well said. I would like too add however that many people can experience issues from very short periods of strain especially so when the action is repeated. Honestly, the most important thing for anyone using this technique that if you feel pain at any time you should stop until it doesn't hurt anymore and try and work on a technique that doesn't give you any pain or discomfort.
@@imikirei Definitely! If pain is present even with consistent stretches, don't push it, and try getting faster with the circle method. In theory the circle method can match the jitter method, I'm just personally really slow at the circle method.
If you even workout a little flexing your arm shouldn’t be damaging. You flex your arm everytime you lift your hand. If you’re using more strain than the motion needed to lift your hand you’re straining too much. Just soft subtle flexing
Oh! I think I figured this out subconsciously. But I compensate by spamming a,d-a,d-a,d… in combination of softer mouse sway instead. It’s not as perfect but it’s conservative energy.
Would really like to understand if there is a recommended sensitivity for controller to make this tactic as effective as what I’ve seen here. Great video!
The first method might need a bit more adjusting, but it's probably better for the long-term health of your arm and hand. I would definitely include this in your bag of tricks on Apex.
@@franchise5527 Cant you read? It's easier to do jitter aim when doing that with your muscles that was the tip doing it normally is just welp like everyone does
Nice music. Also, hope somebody comes up with a less straining way to perform this for you all lmao I naturally taught myself to jitter click growing up, but it definitely wears me out super quickly. I don't play mouse/keyboard for almost anything, nor do I play Apex specifically, but just for an idea of something that could spread the work between multiple muscles would maybe be something like alternating tapping your thumb and pinky/ring finger on the sides of the mouse to achieve high mouse movement rates. Not sure which fingers are common to use for what on the mouse for this game or if that would give up too much control lol
what mouse you using? under "control" clicking i was around 7.5 going max out jitter clicking it was higher but no way i would have control of my mouse. Saw a few others with same results. Ive also seen macros for this which is not cool.
Quick question, is there an easier way to accomplish this fast/small movement of the crosshair? I can’t really jitter aim that well, and I know the answer to that is to practice but I can’t tighten my forearm that well. Is there another technique I could use that would be easier to shake my crosshair fast besides the oscillation method. Edit: besides recoil smoothening too, I really don’t like doing that. And what I meant is that is there an easy way to use the oscillation method, like do I just need to turn my sense up a little to make smaller movements easier? And is there a way I can use my wrist, I feel I have a lot of control with that
What are you physically doing with your hand? When I tense my wrist up to jitter it starts to really hurt my wrist very quickly. Not feasible unless there's a technoque.
Im thinking of sticking with the oscillation(circle method). Could it be as fast as jitter? Also is it suitable for long range as well? Ty Sorry trying to find a solution because jitter hurts my arm
So I have problems with the circling, somehow my brain doesn't want to move my hand fast in a circle (at least not in a small radius). So instead I'm just rapidly shaking left-right. Will that cause problems with any weapon at the moment?
How do you do this? I'm trying to do exactly what you're doing, but I just can't. I can't seem to get the movement, and if I try to do the circles, I end up doing way too big of circles to the point where my gun isn't even aiming at the target. Same with jitterclicking, I've never been able to do that. I can't even successfully do it with the rampage.
Check your DPI. Jitter-aiming is significantly easier at higher DPI. 1300 and up. If you are on 400 DPI then you'd need to increase your sensitivity to compensate.
jitter aim is kinda similar to pubg mobile, pubg mobile pro players screenshake/jitter with gyroscope and its very good in cqc, i think when you jitter you can react faster
Man do I want to try this but as somebody who already had issues with an RSI in my right arm I don't think I will be able to. I could probably try it out but I don't think I'll be able to stick to it.
I've tested this method myself but the friction of my mousepad is preventing me from making small and fast circles. So, I think this only works if you have a fast mousepad and/or fast mouse skates.
tips for people practicing this
use the rampage, it's slow fire rate will help you getting the habbit for other weapons this personally worked for me
interesting. You found that this is was a convincing lie? Sad.
@@icebite9888 wut
@@WildRebelx87 dont worry your tiny brain about it
Is this still working in season 11?
@@fabis8797 yes, you can’t “patch” jiggle aiming. It’s in every fps game if the gun has horizontal recoil. It’s just very useful on apex
I unintentionally do this whenever I'm under stress.
Now you can harness that stress and use it to your advantage!
HAHAHAHAHA idunno why this is so funny 😂
That's y u r pro
I laughed so hard cause it’s true it’s damn true
Same, this game too stressful for my dumb ass
I think I have this recoil ability by default.
Its convenient in Apex, but not so much when drinking coffee or other liquid.
Same except its when i take my morning medication
lol
Imagine the who made video but is worse in the method. Yeah that's me
I'm a drummer and used to use tension like this to achieve speed instead of being relaxed and using technique
This WILL give you a repetitive strain injury, trust me
I used to use jitter aim, when this vid came out, it started to hurt my wrist so I stopped, now I can just control any guns recoil(in apex) pretty consistently(except spitfire for some reason) I just have to find the playstyle I like for the weapon, flatline 3x is good for long ranges, assuming I can keep the recoil down
@@goofygoodpasture8511 with the circle technique or what?
dude i got RSI didnt even know what it was till i went doctors :/ shit sucks
must not be very good, blast beats require relaxation, I knew this pretty early on in my drumming career
I had a feeling this will happen when I first tried this. No way it'll be good long term
Torje: You can do this if you vibrate your hand fast enough
Me: I've been practicing all my life for this moment
It must be very small then...
Good one lol
@@kevinkchao8 😂
lmao
@@kevinkchao8 it might grow 😂 you don't know his probably 10 😂😂
I'm pretty late on this, but I conducted some experiments using emulated mouse input to simulate perfect jitter. No, I have never used it against players.
I tried a few patterns that start simulating a predefined mouse input when holding a hotkey:
1) Perfect circle: I can confirm that matching or exceeding firearm RPM does work, while staying below has less of the effect. Beyond some small radius jitter does not eliminate more recoil, giving the user more nausea instead. And that radius is fairly small, just twice of the radius of the dot in the middle of 4x scope. Not the circle around - the dot. But as far as I tested, it only cuts the recoil by half and does not kill it completely, I just eliminated the human factor and my muscle memory that would pull the mouse down.
2) Vertical, horizontal or diagonal lines: it is almost like the aim must travel a certain distance for it to be counted towards reduction, so in order to make straight lines as effective as circles the the jitter with lines has to be visibly larger, which would cause even more nausea.
3) Snapping between two points: if the frequency is the same as the gun RPM then it has a tini-tiny effect. Snapping at the frequency of the framerate can achieve the same effect as with circle but with the least amount of shaking. If made into a "third-party-software" - undetectable recoil reduction... macro. Although, it might be tricky, since it requires preforming snapping every game tick, which is effectively means I'd need to look into the game's memory for that.
damn I knew doing all those osu spinners was finally going to pay off
I’m a tablet player sad
@@MalikKlinker me too and I play on ps4 :(
I play on controller, tried this method with mouse and keyboard and im hitting WAY more shots from distance then with controller. Actually made my jaw drop
Same. Playing on mouse now for a month can beam wayyy better than I ever could on controller
@@billybob-fw3vr tbf some people are just shit at controller i play MnK and beat my friend who plays controller after we both turned off aim assist
@@JohnSmith-zk3kd lol what? No matter the aim assist a MnK player will shit on controller easily...
@@DNephilim They wont my friend is Masters VT and after 30mins of being on controller our 1v1s 50-50. settings are 4-3 classic. and for when i use a ALC its 7 response curve, 7 deadzone, 2 outer threashold, 135 ads 95 ads, 300-300 hipfire. VT masters are the top 0.5 of Aimers on aim trainers which most people who use aim trainers are already better than the average MnK player
As somebody who only knew you from Ocarina of Time speedruns I had no idea that you were an FPS man like myself. I'm pleasantly surprised.
That 494 hits spray on very long range is absolutely insane
The RSI method hahaha ill stick to the circles. Sweet vid dude. Idk how you figured this out
your a godsend torje thankyou i also watched your other recoil video, most creators are posting bs for 10 mins but this is top tier quality and simple thankyou
This WoW Tavern type music is the best background music i've heard in any youtube video ever
Its zelda music lol
my minds blown
this is literally the thing that will bring my game to the next level, i have worked on EVERYTHING but recoil always stumps me a bit on this game.. goodbye recoil
Bro it is not that hard lmao
you’re saying learning the main thing in the game will make you better? woah man you’re so smart
@@John-pp6xy Movement, game sense and understanding abilities are pretty important as well
The second method is definitely going to kill me. I feel my arm slowly detaching. Keep em coming
Probably wouldn't do that for long sessions... That can definitely cause carpal tunnel
Which one the circling one or the jitter clicking fast ine
@@liquid2618 the jitterclicking one
@@liquid2618 both will harm your arm bro. Don't do any of them. They both require stressing your arm. So don't do it. Learn the recoil control for all the guns and perfect them. You only use recoil control when you shoot at standing targets.
Don't do that bruh
It just a game
saw this on
Daily Apex Moments just now,
my mind was completely blown
immediately went into the firing range to test it out,
after testing somehow this is in my feed
is like google knows
Alternative title: How to get Carpel Tunnel
Me watching this Video and getting excited, but then noticing I’m on controller.
Very good Video
@CrystalWolfPlayz But I noticed if you move right to left to right while shooting your r99 spray gets better
@@grandpa6172 I’ll try that thanks grandpa
@@sozuu you’re welcome, grandson
@@grandpa6172 it has been of great help, grandpa, I hope you’re doing well.
@@sozuu are you on console or pc
Clear explanation, no clickbait, very good content.
Love the kakariko village music in the back round
It fits the color theme too haha
This is awesome you're goated for teaching this. I'm able to hit 250+ consistently with R-99 from 150m with this method it's insane. Thanks
I fuckin knew it, i was doing this with spitfire and noticing how easy it is but didn’t look into it further. Nice vid :)
no the spitfire just doesnt have much recoil
@@Runtergesprungen ok
@@Runtergesprungen spitfire has aimbot and a shitton of bullets :D
@@brunomerko yes
fuck the spitfire
Damn this is insane, thanks for the tutorial. I'm wondering though, do you only recommend this for distanced targets or is it possible for this to be viable mid range as well. I essentially mean to ask if its possible to track targets while doing this?
It's doable, but you're most likely going to be more consistent with a more traditional control method at closer ranges. Movement gets tricky to read and react to correctly while your aim is shaking around, so you can do circle method at close to close-mid range, and jitter any further than that!
Thank you for this video! Been trying to figure this out ever since Lou mentioned "circles" on stream. I agree with some other comments that RSI could be a big risk factor, but seeing how this method is definitely rising in popularity I'm guessing there's some way to mitigate the strain. Stay safe folks, virtual points are not worth getting RSI over :)
What’s rsi?
@@JuneBeforeJuly Repetitive strain injury
Bold to assume sweaty nerds won't risk an injury to play better.
Flawless breakdown, love it!
my years of jitter clicking in minecraft has finally showed it's worth lmao
Ahhh Twilight Princess Kakariko Village music. Such nostalgia
i watched this video yesterday and its still on my mind because of how helpful it was I also shared it to some of my friends great content bro
Bro that background song…… you instantly gained my respect and full attention to the video lol
Bro this is a game changer for me. Thanks for the tutorial.
this just works so well.... tysm... i got my 4k badge tyy
Amazing, are you actually clicking or just holding the button while vibrating the mouse?
Just holding the trigger! The click test is just used as a reference, since if you vibrate your arm to click you'll see how fast you're able to oscillate your crosshair in-game if you apply this vibration to your whole mouse's movement.
(edited for clarity, sentence got too long lol)
@@Txrje ok amazing, finally my minecraft skills become useful again!
@@arvidv655 dude LITERALLY lmao I'm not good at any FPS game at all but I was the man at Minecraft pvp back in the olden days
I cant do that tighten forearm thing without feeling like I'm about to get both tennis and golfers elbow
yeah it eventually stops hurting after a few months/years of practice dw
My long range shooting was horrible but i put your method on xbox and it helped me control recoil thanks for lesson. Your video deserve a subscribed
Kakariko village theme fits the firing range
my girl loves these new skillz iv gained thanks man
just reposting wise words form the man himself form the reddit:
TorjeSpeedruns
3 days ago
That's the spirit!
(Jokes aside, please do stretches to prevent giving yourself tendinitis from this! From experience with tendinitis, it's not worth skipping those queue time stretches)
Hmm I’ll try it
Are you hacking? No, I just have Parkinson
Can you control the recoil by using the circle method in counter-clockwise? Or does it only work in clockwise?
Direction doesn't matter! Only matters that your crosshair is in constant motion
@@Txrje oh okay. Thank you for the advice!
tips for people that dont want carper tunnel avoid tensing your arm please. be safe and have fun 1clipping.
I found this out after having a very charged coffee in the morning and impressed with my performance in apex lol
It actually works. I finally found a purpose for my special super shaky hand ability!
u can spam a and d while micro jittering works good with havoc
Holy shiit....now I get it.....I have been wondering why my aim was better when I was super stressed and my hand was shaky
Was searching for this video best one 🔥🔥
hurts so bad on my shoulder, my delts just tense up so bad
Omg thank you so much
My recoil control is now really good
Thanks for the advice :))
wow thank you so much, I wouldve spent months trying to memorize recoil patterns
something i realized when i practiced this is when i tensed up my hand i was nowhere near consistent as when my hand wasn't tensed up at all.
After an intense 30 mins or so in the firing range, my arm now hurts and Im better at the game! Thanks for this tutorial it helped, I will practice this trick from now on!
Ok so imagine this that u buy a mouse that vibrates like a ps controller and then set it to continuosly vibrate when click the mouse button boom 0 recoil
Never thought i can use my osu spinning skill in a game lol
No one:
The Flash: *jitter clicks on mouse
*unintentionally phases through solid matter
Wait wtf this works so well... LIKE WHAT HAHAHA
It does. I actually figured it out and came to this video for more tips. He does exactly what I do. HAHAHA
great finding man! Does it works by moving crosshair just left and right? Or even up and down?
I just jitter in a diagonal line, I'm not sure about exclusively one axis, but it's pretty difficult to jitter without going at least a tiny but into the other axis so I don't think it's something to spend time thinking about haha
Im confused about the clicks per second. How does that have anything to do with making circles with your mouse?
he is talking about jitter clicking. whenever you jitter click you vibrate your muscles in your arm causing your hand to shake which causes your finger to hit left click.
@@crimson312 so when im shooting in apex while trying to jitter i dont hold down the shooting button but instead jitterclick it 13 or so times a second?
@@craesce1167 I think people bring up term jitterclicking to just better explain how you should strain your muscles (as if you jitterclick, so responding to the original comment - you basically will move mouse left-right in similar rate to your jitterclick rate), but put these vibrations into moving your mouse left and right, not clicking. Also reminder - this can cause injury or carpal tunnel, so do it with caution
here from reddit, thanks
it's definitely interesting to find this out but I wouldn't recommend telling people that they should be tensing their arms for something as common as recoil control. You're basically giving harmful advice to other players without the disclaimer that doing this a lot could seriously damage your arm.
In-game you never really shoot for long enough at a time for any pain to be relevant, but I see what you're saying. Yes, please do a couple stretches between games if you want to consistently use this recoil control method, I've been through tendonitis and RSI before (through jitter mashing in my speedruns) and it's not worth skipping stretches until it's too late!
@@Txrje Well said. I would like too add however that many people can experience issues from very short periods of strain especially so when the action is repeated. Honestly, the most important thing for anyone using this technique that if you feel pain at any time you should stop until it doesn't hurt anymore and try and work on a technique that doesn't give you any pain or discomfort.
@@imikirei Definitely! If pain is present even with consistent stretches, don't push it, and try getting faster with the circle method. In theory the circle method can match the jitter method, I'm just personally really slow at the circle method.
If you even workout a little flexing your arm shouldn’t be damaging. You flex your arm everytime you lift your hand. If you’re using more strain than the motion needed to lift your hand you’re straining too much. Just soft subtle flexing
Thanks for this, although I’ll stick to the first method, the other one seems bad for your wrist
My Osu spinning days is finally going to pay off.
LOL that tightening the forearm part made me chuckle, what a way to cover the actual fact that you're using a macro to do it.
Uhm he doesn't use macros.
insane torje u earned my sub
tf i didnt even know there was a target that far away
are you single firing? or holding the fire button down while firing?
Oh! I think I figured this out subconsciously. But I compensate by spamming a,d-a,d-a,d… in combination of softer mouse sway instead. It’s not as perfect but it’s conservative energy.
Ur video is on tiktok blowing up wanted to find u and give this video a like since this helps a lot. Loved the video.
Imagine being on China tok lol
Just apex tok
So flash can have perfect recoil with the r99
Would really like to understand if there is a recommended sensitivity for controller to make this tactic as effective as what I’ve seen here. Great video!
No
So there was a target on top of the mountain in the back? Thanks for showing this. Time to train my sniping
brother you are insane
The first method might need a bit more adjusting, but it's probably better for the long-term health of your arm and hand. I would definitely include this in your bag of tricks on Apex.
Keep in mind, jitter aiming and clicking can mess up your forearm muscles
The clicking yes, but not rotating in a circle.
@@franchise5527 Cant you read? It's easier to do jitter aim when doing that with your muscles that was the tip doing it normally is just welp like everyone does
I dont understand the CPS click test. Do I need to keep clicking because in Apex we click and hold.
Nice music. Also, hope somebody comes up with a less straining way to perform this for you all lmao I naturally taught myself to jitter click growing up, but it definitely wears me out super quickly.
I don't play mouse/keyboard for almost anything, nor do I play Apex specifically, but just for an idea of something that could spread the work between multiple muscles would maybe be something like alternating tapping your thumb and pinky/ring finger on the sides of the mouse to achieve high mouse movement rates. Not sure which fingers are common to use for what on the mouse for this game or if that would give up too much control lol
Who would say that making my arm vibrate would make me aim good at apex, all this time I thought it was something useless lmao
Gonna try this
what mouse you using? under "control" clicking i was around 7.5 going max out jitter clicking it was higher but no way i would have control of my mouse. Saw a few others with same results. Ive also seen macros for this which is not cool.
thanks dan
This helped a lot!
Nice tutorial
Quick question, is there an easier way to accomplish this fast/small movement of the crosshair? I can’t really jitter aim that well, and I know the answer to that is to practice but I can’t tighten my forearm that well. Is there another technique I could use that would be easier to shake my crosshair fast besides the oscillation method.
Edit: besides recoil smoothening too, I really don’t like doing that. And what I meant is that is there an easy way to use the oscillation method, like do I just need to turn my sense up a little to make smaller movements easier? And is there a way I can use my wrist, I feel I have a lot of control with that
What are you physically doing with your hand? When I tense my wrist up to jitter it starts to really hurt my wrist very quickly. Not feasible unless there's a technoque.
Thank you
I used to play a lot of mc pvp, so the jitter click method really helped me (I had a 16 cps jitter click)
Im thinking of sticking with the oscillation(circle method). Could it be as fast as jitter? Also is it suitable for long range as well? Ty Sorry trying to find a solution because jitter hurts my arm
love that runescape outro song!
What have Lou done why did he show his secret recoil control now everyone can do it to😭
They should honestly just fix it. (if possible, anyway. which I assume it is, coming from CS:GO and Rust)
It is definitely patchable, just that Respawn would take till like season 12 to do it.
@@Infernoh literally works for every shooter game out there
@@dopeproductionstm7300 No it doesnt and i can confirm this. It does NOT work in CSGO, RUST and seige
@@dopeproductionstm7300 lmao no it doesn't....
yes, my hours of jittering in minecraft have translated over to apex
Insane tutorial goodshit
So I have problems with the circling, somehow my brain doesn't want to move my hand fast in a circle (at least not in a small radius). So instead I'm just rapidly shaking left-right.
Will that cause problems with any weapon at the moment?
Nope, should be fine! All that's important is constant movement, direction doesn't matter
@@Txrje Alrighty, thanks mate.
How do you do this? I'm trying to do exactly what you're doing, but I just can't. I can't seem to get the movement, and if I try to do the circles, I end up doing way too big of circles to the point where my gun isn't even aiming at the target. Same with jitterclicking, I've never been able to do that. I can't even successfully do it with the rampage.
Check your DPI. Jitter-aiming is significantly easier at higher DPI. 1300 and up. If you are on 400 DPI then you'd need to increase your sensitivity to compensate.
THANK YOU SOO MUCH
jitter aim is kinda similar to pubg mobile, pubg mobile pro players screenshake/jitter with gyroscope and its very good in cqc, i think when you jitter you can react faster
Man do I want to try this but as somebody who already had issues with an RSI in my right arm I don't think I will be able to. I could probably try it out but I don't think I'll be able to stick to it.
Thanks friend.
can't wait to be 60 years old to become a pro apex player..
This actually works damn.... my movement was good but the recoil..... now I know!
i dont understand, do you hold down left click or fast clicking it?
I've tested this method myself but the friction of my mousepad is preventing me from making small and fast circles. So, I think this only works if you have a fast mousepad and/or fast mouse skates.
High sens is one of the factor
Weight shouldnt be on mouse. Anchor ur palm on the desk and try again
@@DLtee3323 waht if you’re using claw or palm grip