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- Rating the best and worst aiming styles on a tier-list S to F
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CHAPTERS:
0:21 - Calm Aim
1:35 - Flick Aim
2:22 - Snappy Aim
3:02 - Hybrid Aim
4:40 - Anchor Aim
5:23 - Mental Aim
6:10 - Tap Aim
7:20 - Being Adaptive
8:15 - Jitter Aim
8:44 - Track Controlled Aim
9:56 - Raw Aim
10:36 - Movement Aim
You look exactly like Puri Puri Prisoner from One Punch Man....
thats wild
That's wild but so true
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with fubuki’s body too
nahhh 😭😭
why is this guy so majestic 😭
Damn such an intricately detailed video on "Aim" and not a single mention of "Tenz" this guy knows his stuff.
Great video overall. Enjoyed every second watching it. Props for the insane editing and details!
ive been playing on the highest levels, aiming "styles" changed every round, Momentum was built by small successes,aiming was secondary if not last of our concern
a true yapfest
I don’t view any of these of real “aiming styles”; they’re really just different techniques. A “calm aimer” can pull out a “snappy” technique in a clutch scenario, vice versa.
An aimstyle, is a combination of techniques, based on grip and how you move your mouse, some players play in a way where mouse movements are very minimal , we do state in the video that resetting (anchor aim) is a technique, we do also state that what makes an aimer is mixing the different styles, the pros we mentioned all have differing styles, and the point of the video is to separate each style individually so people can mix and experiment to find their own unique aiming method.
We really appreciate you any suggestions you may have for us, however we perhaps should've clarified better.
YOUR EDITING IS TOP TIER!
omfg, thank you! Merry christmas!
got called out on the last one LMFAO
So I started to experiment with the anchor since I have about the same low sensitivity as demon1 and oh god, it’s dangerous.
thanks to this video, i realised my aim technique is anchor x mental aim. Though i do not know what to do atm to improve it, thanks to this video I was able to identify it!
a lot of voltaic members use hybrid aim but the way viscose talks about it she said most of the time its completely subconscious when they switch between aim styles
this guy mogs holy moly
amazing video, keep it up
i think im a hybrid aimer, i notice that when im aim training mostly
Can u make a vid abt fortnite pros, like monitor tilt, height and mousegrip?....DIFFERENT question, should i buy a monitor arm for fortnite comp? Does it shake?
Love the video but could you make a video of aim styles on controller because ive always had bad aim and i dont know what im doing wrong
try using overaim technique
kangkang are doing jitter aim too. it makes you more focus with your crosshair
If you were to reset all over again. What would you do?
this is just buzzword brainrot
Not wrong
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Tbh man I don't look at it that way. It's more just vocabulary to describe what you'd experience when practicing or trying to identify how you play and then improving. It's not meant to tell you what to do just to teach you and provide guide lines and stuff. I 100% agree with the buzzword part though.
The ONLY high quality aiming style breakdown i could find.
You are saying no pro has used jitter aim in any fps, bro does not watch Apex Legends pros.
Apex is not a competitive game
@@ocdan8974 facts apex players can't name a single pro
bro is yapping about some nonsense stuff. There's only flicking and tracking. Anything else this guy is talking about is some hipster trash. I hope noone takes this video seriously.
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The most accurate aiming styles. Best to least best.
1. Touchscreen with stylus
2. IR pointer
3. Gyro + dual sticks
4. Dual sticks
What glasses frames are you using?
what if i mixed tracking and tap aim styles:3
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5:38 and ping
This video has at least 500k sub prosuction quality bruh
I move my crosshair to the enemy face and pray for the best
5:17 this is pretty funny to say since everyone uses this wtf?
i have a cuestion focus on the target or focus on the crosshair
Wait for the next video :)
Dont wait for the video, ill answer.
This is situational, if your clearing angles focus in your crosshair.
If youre actively fighting someone from 20-30 meters focus on your target. Note: when fighting actively ex. strafe and shoot in open places try to scan your target with your eyes then next your crosshair. Always target before crosshair.
Prince, who do you believe has the best snappy aim and what grip should I use to maximize snappiness
Wo0t is currently up there, Furious from CS. Horizontal control training + increments of speed over time, as stated in the video, snappiness comes from the pin point in stopping power, that's the technique you wanna develop, one way do to so you can train with applying tensions at the end of your flicks.
I need playlist Official Overwatch 😢
dude you are beutiful
Whats aspas aim style??
demon1 usesm anchor aim because of his low sens i use ti too since im playing 0.2 800 dpi
5:50 this is literally just game-sense affecting the difficulty of the shot. Predictions.
if u got good mouse control u use all of these and thats what i do
Yoo is that a Lamzu Maya Doodle? Nice mouse! Cool video to boot
10:17 pro roblox arsenal player is number 2, only behind Matty.
great videos as always
Shouldn't reactive aim be called 'predictive' aim since you're visualizing the fights before they happen? Thats the exact opposite of reactive tho, isn't it?
feel like another jitter aimer would be benjyfishy. he was pro in FN before val, so might have something to do w it
4:30 I got semi pro in Valo with it it's goated. But you must like high sens. Mine was 339.2 edpi, 38.51 cm/360
I have anchor x tracking aim, but what I’m struggling with is when I do shoot , I tense my hand so hard so I can’t even micro-adjust and I can’t fix it :s
yo nice vid
but for some reason it says overwatch in description
personally i use sigma ohio aim this is an aim style that i invented that only i can replicate unfortunately can't teach anymore please include it in your future videos
im playing on superlow sens. everytime i practice with lowsens on aim trainer my aim feels weird, fatigue and stability decrease. do u think there is differnce between practice on high and low sens. because when i use high sens i have to aimtrain more while on low sens i dont need more aim train. or should i use high sens while aimtrain but on val i use low sens?
use a comfortable sens, period
nice visuals
Best style = Twistzz 🤩
I have my own aim style that I called MOA stile (Movement operating adaption) basically it's a mix by flick aim stile by the movements, calm aim by the hand position and the anchor aim but it includes a special feature that I apply every moment but I'm still mastering it and it's the reason of the name of this aim stile. Basically when I see an enemy my brain automatically focusses a little on the left/right of the target cause my brain is able to calculate basing on my position, the enemy position and where the enemy is aming to unedrstand if he's moving on the left/right. The problem with this aim stile is that u won't get good scores in aim training and sometimes u will miss some shoots due to calculating error or strange and sudden movements by the targets.
yo, i just bought oblivity and set it all up, i input my original current valorant sens, but it feels much slower in the aim trainer than it does ingame, did i do something wrong? or is it just like that?
you got scammed lol 😂😂😂 just find the sense that youre comfortable bro. AI sens finder is total bs
Primmie aim style is movement?
Reactive technique only works if you focus and visualize most possibilities when you take a fight, so it actually has a severe downside if you only rely on it: it induces mental fatigue faster than any other aim style.
Agreed, I don't see myself using it more than 1 game per day because afterwards I don't have enough mental energy to think about every move, but if I play normally I can play fine 4 games
Reactive also adds delay because your brain must register the visual then act. It's why prefire is so strong in some scenarios because it shaves off some time
The mental visualizing method is something that a lot of high tier players already do, mostly in pre-aiming and clearing, of course at the start, forcefully visualizing may feel like a hassle, but it's effortless when it becomes habitual.
move aim is good for game like Overwatch
I am an older wacher of you. I remmember all the hype with Oblivity and the creation on your channel. With all due respects, since your content is specialized in aiming and has the demografic of the average overcompetitve FPS gamer, im going to have the bar set higher.
So, i had my right eyebrow tensing from how much i was intrigued by some of your claims and deffinisions. You responded to a comment saying that an style represents a set of tehniques, but in the vid you refered to aiming styles as tehniques interchangeably. So the deffinition you are going for is verry confusing even for some of us here who have hundreds of hours in this niche. From what i understand, whitout looking the word in a dictionary, a style means a way of doing something. Every scenario type has a different approuch, tehnique that is more of less stepping stone. If you want to get good at tracking there are only so many ways of tracking.
You seemed to have blended play styles with aiming and it resulted in a failed science project.
Also a lot of your gaps in your information were sadly at full desplay: "For flicking aiming style use higher sensitivity and ONLY your wrist." The best flickers actually tend to have slower sensitivities(40cm/360⁰>) and by best i also mean consistently. You can argue S1mple has one of the best flicks of there, but he has a lot of them turning into straying duels because that is the nature of CS. What about Viscose or Frorescent?
Also...why only drive your car in the first speed? Why only use your wrist? Your fingers exist. They are the closest to the sensor and they are the "wrist" of vertical micro adjustments and the shoulder is the "arm" of large vertical movements. Not forgetting about the arm itself which is used for large horizontal movements. So why are we limiting ourselfs to "just wrist" or "just arm" when any sensitivity from 20-80cm/360⁰ is using a certain degree from each one, not just exclusively, if we don't force ourselfs to limit. So many player and even proffesional refuse to use their fingers. Why? Cause a lot of them come from palm, which excludes them conpleatly. The same way we don't drive our car using just a single speed, we don't use just one mover.
This lead me to another problem, the hybrid style: "I personality haven't seen anyone using this apart from 2 people." This is straight up wrong. If you are not consciously limiting yourself, your grip style changes subconsciously dipending on the situations that you are put in. If i spawn you in a horizontal only reactive scenario, you will probably be griping the mouse in a claw manner, whith no finger movement, but if the bot also moves in the Y and Z plane, you are more or less required to change in fingertip and use your shoulder and, just now, the fingers.
I can sadly go on and on about some of these holes. I really didn't want to critique to the point of, arguably, hatred, but as i sayed at the start, since your content is dedicated specificly to aiming, you need to know a lot more than the average Valorant or Fortnite content creator to get some attention from time to time. They don't know any better, cause that isn't their main topic, but yours is.
Firstly, thank you for the lengthy response, I assure you we take criticisms on a positive front.
Let me clarify a few things, in my response comment, I stated that in the video I decided to specifically individualize and separate the aiming techniques, which you seem to have ignored.
In the video I specifically state that what makes an aimer is a mix of those techniques, and this is clearly demonstrated when you get to the "adaptability" point, which you also seemed to ignore.
You talk about "Use ONLY your wrist" you completely ignored the context, since this point was to demonstrate that in a hard mid to long range flick, players in the example, Zywoo, S1mple and Monesy, use only their wrist since they're playing on higher sens, which they are, you also completely ignored that context.
I have coached over 4000 players in my career, not only that, I have worked with a plethora of tier 1 to tier 2 players, and orgs, and yes upon analyzing forms, I PERSONALLY only know 2 players who are currently utilizing hybrid aim, basically change grips during the game. That doesn't not invalidate the point, that I PERSONALLY (based on my own knowledge) have come across only 2 players, you also ignored that point and made it seem like I generalized this.
In no point of the video am I encouraging people to stick to 1 method of aiming, in fact, I state clearly what makes a great aimer is someone who adapts, mixes, and comes up with their own unique style.
You talk about most good flick players play on lower sensitivities, I'm not disputing there aren't, but please do give me the data that contradicts that point in the video, cause when I mentioned best flick players I named S1mple, Zywoo, Monesy, Forsaken and Something, they are all on high sens (utilising wrist mainly).
I want to take all the feedback in, we put in a lot of effort into our content, and the last thing we want to do is just say "stuff" to sell a video, I stand by my FPS knowledge, not only that, I have players competing in the VCT that can testify to that.
But I also don't wish for the content and the information to be misinterpreted and deliberately misunderstood.
What I can understand from the criticisms on this video, is that the main issue people have with the video is a semantic issue, how I say "aim styles" and not "aim techniques", but I define this on a player by player basis, if Yay leans more towards calm aim, I'll define him as a calm aimer, I do mention for example that "anchoring" is an aiming technique and not an aim style.
I know there's a lot of debate on the recent use of buzzwords like "calm aim", and that a lot of guides tend to slap it onto the video for no reason, but that does not invalidate that there's infact a method of aiming where you utilise less tension and a more of a relaxed form, and when I see a pro player who does that I will have to call it "calm aiming".
This video is meant to be a video where I coach Prince with Oblivity, placing on a tierlist the different styles of aiming that I have come across based on my knowledge, experience, and personal opinion, it isn't meant to encourage people to stick to 1 set in stone aiming method or sell the viewers an obvious mechanic.
I can assure you, we're passionate about our videos, and for our upcoming projects, I will make sure there's little to no room for misunderstandings and work on my delivery, there's still a lot we would love to improve on, and as always, I appreciate you taking the time to write us your feedback.
I would like to say that the first few minutes were too much for me and even now after thinking about it, I'm still confused. Real talk, I was too busy being offended instead of being objective.
I come from what the aiming comunity calls the "aiming iceberd". So a lot of this was taken more or less a attempt of "reinventing the wheel", since for me it came across the same way a 16th century artist lookes at a modern art piece. In other words-alien like.
Coming back to the start, I do think I was too ignorant to give the best explanations to my points. I had the counter opinion that some of the best flickers use lower sensitivities because I wasn't referring to just pros, but overall. I did list 2 examples(Viscose and Florescent), but I'll add VT minigodcs, VT cartoonFPS and Vt Jlum. Only one or two of them are PROS. I believe that the highest level of overall play is found in a professional environment, but for specifics we need to look mostly for the specialists. This is why most of them are part of the biggest akming community, which holds some of the best timers out there.
In my understanding, flicking is much more efficient, generally speaking, when done starting with the arm and finished with the wrist or starting with the shoulder and ending with the fingers. Why? Because using the arm, the moment arm between the weight of the mouse and the pivot point is furthest, meaning it starts of slower compared to the wrist, but it build up much more speed due to inertia. With the wrist, acceleration happens faster, but because of the range of motion and the weight component, the maximum speed is a lot smaller.
I do agree that due to their circumstances, players with higher sensitivities do have to use that wrist more than their arm because they have by default higher based speed, but my point was and still is that is suboptimal.
My deffinition of low sensitivity for tactical FPS is
Do you know of a suitable monitor arm for pg27aqdp?
Hopping for headshots.....
You’re explaining with calm voice but you look bored.I’m not against you,I like how you explain.You did a really good job.But the way you look is just a little bit off.
Bro someone is cooking here straight info no bs. Gotta love it
Nice Video, with this I realized I play Anchor and Jitter (because I got tremors, not that I actually want to play with it) and when Awping a combination of Flick and Mental
Do Primmie aim
Te besaría
My aim got 5 times worse from this video. I guess I need to buy your aim trainer.
Stopped watching the video at the second aimstyle. How does someone playing with higher sens and flicking with their wrist compromises their positioning and makes them die more due to bad positioning? Isn't it just about aiming techniques? Weird.
If you play in a flick reliant aimstyle, you aren't putting much attention to angle alignments, your main focus is to hit flick shots, which by default puts you into situations where you have to flick to get the kill, you get timing'd more often than not cause if your goal is to path and play in a way where your shots have to go from point A to B as oppose to pre-aim point B.
For example if you look at s1mple, he doesn't always play in a way where he's paying attention to which angles hes opened to, he peeks, and reacts more often than not with an accurate flick to kill his opponent, as oppose to someone like Donk, who pre-aims, pre-clears, and minimizes aiming motions as much as possible.
Trying to flick while being exposed to a hundred angles has risk of dying.
Not only it does overload your motions but make you easier to kill or be traded immediately. People can see you in minimap, if someone has a buddy waiting for you to be distracted and they SAW you on the minimap they will just pre aim you and youre absolutely done for.
this is possibly the dumbest video ive ever seen. your aim style has literally nothing to do with getting timinged or having poor ingame awareness. at least half of the things you mentioned arent even aim styles, changing your grip as you play is something literally every single person does. its not a unique aim style and its not something you should consciously be doing. this is just buzzword slop garbage with no substance whatsoever.
“Hybrid aim” 😂😂😂. Your grip will naturally adapt to whatever scenario anyways. And wth is snappy aim, it’s not even an aimstyle or let alone a technique. it just sounds like what flicking should be described as. the example of what “flick aim” looks like is horrible, it just seems like the player has horrible tension control 😂
This is dogshit advice