Hi! Below are the exact names for the scenarios I included in the video + a bit more info about some of the tasks Controlsphere: Kovaaks: just search for "controlsphere" and a bunch of good variants should show up Aimlabs: VT Controlsphere is voltaic's remake of the scenario and it's pretty close to the kovaak's version, but isn't as good imo Adjusttrack Kovaaks: the scenario name is ADJUSTTRACK - VALORANT, there are also slower and easier versions Aimlabs: the exact scenario name is "Adjust Track Valorant" and there are three versions for beginner, intermediate and advanced players + score targets on the voltaic valorant benchmarks cloverrawcontrol: As far as I know this is kovaaks only at the moment. Also just to note, I said in the video that the small target size is the point of the scenario but what counts as small is relative, there are easier versions of the scenario and I'd recommend playing those instead of the main scenario if you are getting below 30-40% accuracy Air Angelic 4 Voltaic: Kovaaks: The main scenario I talked about in this video also has an easy version if the main one is too hard to train controlled microadjustments on, and the very easy one I mentioned at the end is called "Air Angelic 4 Voltaic Easy 80% (Good Version)" Aimlabs: There is a scenario called "angelic sphere voltaic" which I think is meant to be a remake but doesn't quite capture what make the kovaak's version of this task so good imo, but is better than nothing.
WPV Vertsphere is another useful Scenario along the lines of Adjustrack, just more vertical. The WPV hard benchmarks in general were quite ahead of their time, there are some gems in there specifically for Tac FPS.
Great video! Ive been preaching for ages that these scenario types are so useful in context of tacFPS games as we train how to perform micros at higher frequency (and other sub skills). One thing that everyone should remember is to train not only game specific aim but also more generalized "raw aiming skills" even things that you'd hardly do in the game. While in game you need to perform in certain context, as each game stresses from different things, a lot of these contextual skills will take off of your overall skill level and general mouse control. Everything is somewhat connected in aiming so even things that might seem as not super useful might turn out much more beneficial than we initially think.
for tracking and being more smooth i always had this tip of thinking the target WILL always keep going the direction it's going. Helped me tremendously on tracking tasks.
This helped me so much when I was learning. Thinking the target is about to change direction made my aim super jittery in preparation for the change. Such a simple change that made all the difference
I literally just watched your improvement video for like the 6th time, and was following along since I'm new to M&K and wanted to get into Valorant to play with my friends. I didn't want to drag them down too much by being new to M&K, so I started aim training before anything else. Then you just drop this banger out of nowhere. Thank you for the blessing, Viscose! 🙏🙏🙏
This is actually insane. I have been doing this for the past 3 days since you uploaded this video and my aim as gotten 10x better WITH ONLY ~1 hour of practice! I love your content Viscose thank you so much.
@@deflexionsz KovaaKsBombingSeagreenQuaker its just the scenarios viscose said to use and put in the desc, also i took out some of the easier versions of controlsphere
I have been experiencing consistency issue with my flicks for so long and this video just solved everything for me, insane work, really good insights, thanks for the video
the funny thing is, legit just last night was thinking this. Tracking is by far one of the easiest aim categories to transfer into games. And the amount of benefits you get by having better target reading helps you transfer your static click aim into games. its like grinding dynamic can also have the same benefit as this. Great video
This is perfect for me right now. I've realized the only hard shots in Valorant are when enemies fuck up jumps/movements or do something unorthodox. I've been on/off doing static scenarios in aimlabs and avoiding tracking b/c i'm ass. Thanks for the recommendations for these!
Ever since you mentioned in your older video about you getting back into aimtrainers again I have implemented every single type of scenario into my aim training as well! Especially a bunch of ones I am horrible at...
I’ve been self analyzing my vods and comparing my runs to other peoples runs and realized my biggest flaw is tracking but always realized once I get warmed up with a tracking task first my aim feels way more stickier and im more consistent w my flicks so I agree and can vouch that this is all true
i dont even play valorant or tac fps in general for the most part but videos like these help me a ton in understanding what i need to practice to improve my overall aim recently i hit 800h in kovaaks and for the vast majority of it ive been basically just grinding fundamental or vdim playlists and sometimes weakness specific playlists on the side so for the most part i dont think i put a lotta thought into it which is probably one of the main reasons my progression has been fairly slow and inconsistent
They way you talked about using fingers to aim mirrors everything ive been going through the last few months. I grinded so much air angelic 4 and extra controlsphere and was very close to damaging my wrist but after more research i picked up on using "all" arm parts to aim from mattyow's streams so i loosened my claw grip into a more relaxed finger/claw hybrid and now I'm hiting much better scores with no hand strain at all! I cant recommend this video enough and really wish some of the other top aimers would stop beating around the bush when giving advice like "your just overthinking it bruh, just move crosshair and your body will figure it out lol" because its not that intuitive and also kind of important for technique and hand health
definitely thank you should continue making tips, guide videos... i don't play val but i watched your videos all day and they were informative for sure
Amazing video honestly, it gave me a different view to think how i should approach aim training for Valorant specifically, since i was only working on static and dynamic clicking only.
Ive been saying this shit FOR YEARS happy you made a video about that topic, its always somewhat challenging to say "Tracking helped me a lot for Valorant" without people saying that this is false and doesnt make any sense, but people tend to forget that tracking, for the most part, is just constantly microadjusting in a smooth way, which is what you want to have in most games and specifically Valorant.
I just made a playlist with these scenarios and used Mattyow's method of only moving on to the next scenario after beating your high score, I hopped on Valorant and could notice a difference immediately, this method is fantastic!
I think matty's method is to put a threshold below your high score or a high score, for example if your high score is 3600 you should aim tk get 3550 or higher till you move on.
this is a crazy shout, i know to assume its a classic song and not dedicated to a single game. but the first song used in the setup was the main menu theme of a mmo called sacred seasons from like 2006 and this video just threw me way back
yo this video is absolutely amazing, I used to be an aimfreak but now im not really that into it any more. Watching this gets me motivated to get kovaaks (I acc got it back)
Thank you so much. I always felt that whilst my flicking was decent, my tracking of heads against enemies with better movement than mine never worked because my brain is so focused on hitting clean and quick shots. Going to study this video 🦫
HOLY SHIT THANK YOU!!! II have been saying this for ages that tracking is much more important than basic clicking since you are training pure mouse control whereas on clicking you mainly focus on straight lines (1 macro, 1 micro) but my aim was always at its best when i included mostly tracking stuff especially controlsphere.
Your voice is so peaceful and calming to hear. This is quality content. Not having to hear that stupid loud youtube accent sure is amazing. Great video as always. Btw i was wondering what your normal CM/360 is. That is if you have one that you use more than others.
Hi Viscose, My name is Jako, and I’m a big fan of your TH-cam content. I’ve been watching your gameplay and aim tutorials, and I’m really impressed with your smooth tracking and precision. My main game is Apex Legends, and I’m currently working hard to improve my aim. I wanted to ask if you have any specific advice or tips for someone who is trying to develop better tracking, target switching, and micro-adjustments. I’ve been using KovaaK’s for practice and trying to integrate it into my gameplay, but I’d love to hear your thoughts or recommendations! Thank you so much for your time, and keep up the amazing work! Best regards, Jako
I needed that video, yesterday i was wondering what will help me and i feel like i dont have good enough tracking but now i know what my problem is sometimes..... thanks
Ive found that training dynamics clicking has yielded the best results for my aim in valorant/cs its a mix of both tracking and clicking which has helped me a lot in game. Ive been trying the lowgravity56 week routine that targets dynamic clicking and it has helped me a lot
im gonna copy paste my reply to another comment, i think dynamic clicking is great as well but for slightly different reasons “i dont disagree that dynamic also captures the same motion and is def great for training, but i think tracking tasks like this are slightly better at training it, for a couple main reasons 1. frequency - these microadjustments happen far more often in tracking tasks like this than in dynamic 2. awareness of mistakes - in dynamic scenarios, there is often no feedback other than visually checking for if your technique is good or not. Both poor and perfect technique will often result in the exact same outcome, hitting your shot. You can implement perfect adjustment technique in those scenarios but there is nothing forcing you to. In scenarios like controlsphere you get instant feedback through hitsounds and score on not only if your microadjustment was accurate or not but also if you were too tense/shaky on your landing, didn't smoothly follow through into that track and so on. 3. isolation - these tasks focus on the core movement of microadjustment into a clean follow through with no hesitation without you needing to worry about clicking and the instability it can bring. The click can then be added in on top of that core movement either in game or in dynamic clicking tasks after getting more consistent at it through training with tasks like this.”
My biggest breakthrough as a beginner in aim training happened when I visualized flicking as nothing more than tracking fast. You track the fastest route to the target and react to any shift in direction smoothly always with variable speed. I chose a comfortable sensitivity to approach this method and my aim has never felt as relaxed and automatic.
One of the more recent videos to peak my attention when it comes to improving mechanics. I was always told tracking is irrelevant in games like Valorant and only matters in games like Apex where movement is a huge part of the game. This video gave me a new perspective and was rather interesting to watch. Will be trying this out and coming back to update, thanks for the great video 🫡🫡
YES!!! I was using a relatively low sens (more wrist and arm movement) for the longest time and I changed to high sens for a little over a year just to experience how some pro players aim with high sens. With that, I've learnt I had to use my finger muscles (the muscle group you mentioned in the video!) to adjust my aim better. Currently, I've adjusted my sens to somewhere in the middle because now I know which muscle groups to use. Just gotta know when to use it in game :P
I started training tracking seriously recently with voltaic rank grind. I improved my tracking from zero to gold level and I saw a big difference in valorant. While I almost stopped training static, I felt a huge improvement in game anyway
I highly suggest doing the tracking with the blinking tarket, it's equivalent to hitting a jett as she dashes, raze as she satchels or neon as she slides and runs. I always struggle to hit them, but since I've done some drills like this over the last week I actually managed to ding a few with headshots. I'm not a good aimer, it's why I'm stuck in silver 1, I lack consistency but it helps a lot.
I’m a mobile gamer, and I find your tips helpful since I also use a aim trainer called aim champ, even though there are limited options, I made custom ones following ur routine❤
yeah i feel like my overall skill has dipped since my peak in valorant even though my aim in trainers are way better now. i still have good pop off times in relatively decent elo but still a bit washed. thanks for coaching boss 🙏
your videos help to an unbelievable degree. i know these videos are mainly made for valorant players and while i do play val every now and then, i am an overwatch player, mainly playing widow, tracer, and sojourn. even with that in mind, u genuinely have helped my aim to astronomically
my aim training for valorant is literally just precise tracking. I hope a lot of people see this video because It's insane how much gains people are missing out on from not playing tracking scenarios
This is an awesome video cause it covers some common doubts as to why tracking should even be considered into your aim routine. But to be honest, I get very demotivaded playing tracking cuz I can barely hit 20% acc on "easy/novice" voltaic scenarios even though I "should look for a scenario where im capable of hitting 50% acc" (2:11) plus its just frustrating not hitting anything on the easiest ones... I know its skill issue, just confused if trying to jump to scenarios that I perceive as hard is is an efficient way to improve at this skill, rather than the basic "slow progression" method
really hope the "big project" is on tension/best practices for technique! been aimtraining on and off for a couple of years now as i rotated games from ow to val to apex to R6 back to ow2 and now deadlock, never really broke past that late-intermediate plateau at master. im hoping that next time i hop on the grind, starting with a focus on relearning good technique will help me get to the advanced ranks in a more efficient way, so id definitely like to see your thoughts on the subject and practical things to implement!
Hi Viscose! First of all thanks a lot for your content, you are really helping a lot of people. I have a question, which skates do you use with the mouse pads you put in the video description?
The need for tracking is more obvious but I noticed this in CS as well, I grinded static for a long time and when I started tracking in my routine all of a sudden I wasn't struggling against glocks, smgs, shooting people in the back of the head who aren't aware of me and generally noobish movement.
Idk why the mentality is so common, I def thought tracking wasn't something I needed to practice starting out aim training. But the mouse control you gain is crazy. Especially when you start managing tension across your arm, wrist and fingers for dif tracking requirements. In practice you could argue from your muscles standpoint that's the best way to start, slow movement before the fast flicks. The whole "with time comes controlled speed" thing. Static will always be important but it's funny how rather than equally training fundamentals most people gravitate towards the one that seems most relevant to making the kill feed scroll.
I agree 100%, I didn't notice it in cs go, but I always played sixshot in cs go, but after switching to valoranta in kovaak, something was missing in cs go, my hs rate was very good in cs go, and in valoranta it had dropped, and I noticed that in an interesting way, valorant is a bit like apex, although not exaggerated, tracking is needed, but it is not normal tracking, but it sounds like dynamic click style, I will play what you said, but I will play what you said, but I will play what you said, but I have improved in scenarios that require kinTS, flick tracking, but what you said is really true, I am better than before when I play tracking scenarios in valoranta. 1000 fps kovaak waow :D my only 180fps :D
Hi! Below are the exact names for the scenarios I included in the video + a bit more info about some of the tasks
Controlsphere:
Kovaaks: just search for "controlsphere" and a bunch of good variants should show up
Aimlabs: VT Controlsphere is voltaic's remake of the scenario and it's pretty close to the kovaak's version, but isn't as good imo
Adjusttrack
Kovaaks: the scenario name is ADJUSTTRACK - VALORANT, there are also slower and easier versions
Aimlabs: the exact scenario name is "Adjust Track Valorant" and there are three versions for beginner, intermediate and advanced players + score targets on the voltaic valorant benchmarks
cloverrawcontrol:
As far as I know this is kovaaks only at the moment. Also just to note, I said in the video that the small target size is the point of the scenario but what counts as small is relative, there are easier versions of the scenario and I'd recommend playing those instead of the main scenario if you are getting below 30-40% accuracy
Air Angelic 4 Voltaic:
Kovaaks: The main scenario I talked about in this video also has an easy version if the main one is too hard to train controlled microadjustments on, and the very easy one I mentioned at the end is called "Air Angelic 4 Voltaic Easy 80% (Good Version)"
Aimlabs: There is a scenario called "angelic sphere voltaic" which I think is meant to be a remake but doesn't quite capture what make the kovaak's version of this task so good imo, but is better than nothing.
rip aimlabs
WPV Vertsphere is another useful Scenario along the lines of Adjustrack, just more vertical. The WPV hard benchmarks in general were quite ahead of their time, there are some gems in there specifically for Tac FPS.
What sensitivities do you recommend for these scenarios?
Thank you.
KovaaKsChatfraggingAsparagusLurker. i made all the scens in order of the video into a playlist for everyone, hope this helps.
If this is what low effort content looks like, the entire aim based content creation comunity is cooked. Fantasic video as always.
I expect more bangers down the road, great job
@@3ildcard 💀
@@3ildcard damn
you wanna get off your knees now or what?
@@hello9495what did bro say
Great video! Ive been preaching for ages that these scenario types are so useful in context of tacFPS games as we train how to perform micros at higher frequency (and other sub skills). One thing that everyone should remember is to train not only game specific aim but also more generalized "raw aiming skills" even things that you'd hardly do in the game. While in game you need to perform in certain context, as each game stresses from different things, a lot of these contextual skills will take off of your overall skill level and general mouse control. Everything is somewhat connected in aiming so even things that might seem as not super useful might turn out much more beneficial than we initially think.
very well said, ty!!
@@ViscoseOCE what's the game called is it aimlabs
@@Yrubully64GD i show gameplay from kovaaks and aimlabs, but i recommend kovaaks. i put the info about each scenario in the pinned comment
for tracking and being more smooth i always had this tip of thinking the target WILL always keep going the direction it's going. Helped me tremendously on tracking tasks.
This helped me so much when I was learning. Thinking the target is about to change direction made my aim super jittery in preparation for the change. Such a simple change that made all the difference
1000%
Bro casually dropped one of the best tips and though we s
Wouldn't notice
gonna keep this in mind, matter of fact im only writing this reply so it'll stick in my memory better
@@sazo1st this tip isnt a tip its mandatory for improvement in tracking overall, do not forget it bro trust
I literally just watched your improvement video for like the 6th time, and was following along since I'm new to M&K and wanted to get into Valorant to play with my friends. I didn't want to drag them down too much by being new to M&K, so I started aim training before anything else. Then you just drop this banger out of nowhere. Thank you for the blessing, Viscose! 🙏🙏🙏
In valorant u use movement to micro adjust with your mouse adjustment. Play valorant too! 20/80 play mir the game then aim training
The way you break down aiming is super easy to understand and well-articulated. Bravo!
This is actually insane. I have been doing this for the past 3 days since you uploaded this video and my aim as gotten 10x better WITH ONLY ~1 hour of practice! I love your content Viscose thank you so much.
rank?
@@Batumma05 i was gold 1 before i started the routine but now im plat 1
Nice.. I’m currently Asc1 trying to reach Immortal, hopefully it’ll help :)
send playlist
@@deflexionsz KovaaKsBombingSeagreenQuaker its just the scenarios viscose said to use and put in the desc, also i took out some of the easier versions of controlsphere
I have been experiencing consistency issue with my flicks for so long and this video just solved everything for me, insane work, really good insights, thanks for the video
the funny thing is, legit just last night was thinking this. Tracking is by far one of the easiest aim categories to transfer into games. And the amount of benefits you get by having better target reading helps you transfer your static click aim into games. its like grinding dynamic can also have the same benefit as this. Great video
yes!!! receptioncells has been PREACHING this to me for ages!!
Yess tracking for tac shooters is so underrated. I’m also a B180 for Val enjoyer :3
This is perfect for me right now. I've realized the only hard shots in Valorant are when enemies fuck up jumps/movements or do something unorthodox.
I've been on/off doing static scenarios in aimlabs and avoiding tracking b/c i'm ass. Thanks for the recommendations for these!
your aim training videos are probably the only ones, that feel genuine, thanks for the content, I love it
Ever since you mentioned in your older video about you getting back into aimtrainers again I have implemented every single type of scenario into my aim training as well!
Especially a bunch of ones I am horrible at...
I’ve been self analyzing my vods and comparing my runs to other peoples runs and realized my biggest flaw is tracking but always realized once I get warmed up with a tracking task first my aim feels way more stickier and im more consistent w my flicks so I agree and can vouch that this is all true
i dont even play valorant or tac fps in general for the most part but videos like these help me a ton in understanding what i need to practice to improve my overall aim
recently i hit 800h in kovaaks and for the vast majority of it ive been basically just grinding fundamental or vdim playlists and sometimes weakness specific playlists on the side so for the most part i dont think i put a lotta thought into it which is probably one of the main reasons my progression has been fairly slow and inconsistent
each video the editing just keeps getting more and more goated. immaculate work
They way you talked about using fingers to aim mirrors everything ive been going through the last few months. I grinded so much air angelic 4 and extra controlsphere and was very close to damaging my wrist but after more research i picked up on using "all" arm parts to aim from mattyow's streams so i loosened my claw grip into a more relaxed finger/claw hybrid and now I'm hiting much better scores with no hand strain at all! I cant recommend this video enough and really wish some of the other top aimers would stop beating around the bush when giving advice like "your just overthinking it bruh, just move crosshair and your body will figure it out lol" because its not that intuitive and also kind of important for technique and hand health
Thank you Viscose for the great content as always! Can’t wait for the future videos.
definitely thank you should continue making tips, guide videos... i don't play val but i watched your videos all day and they were informative for sure
Viscose the goat. I actually came to a similar conclusion recently that my stability on moving targets was quite poor. Ill add these to the playlist
Amazing video honestly, it gave me a different view to think how i should approach aim training for Valorant specifically, since i was only working on static and dynamic clicking only.
Ive been saying this shit FOR YEARS happy you made a video about that topic, its always somewhat challenging to say "Tracking helped me a lot for Valorant" without people saying that this is false and doesnt make any sense, but people tend to forget that tracking, for the most part, is just constantly microadjusting in a smooth way, which is what you want to have in most games and specifically Valorant.
I just wanna let you know I really appreciate your coaching and attention to detail!
I genuinely appreciate your content, thank you.
such a good video I can see the heavy amount of effort you put into your process
I just made a playlist with these scenarios and used Mattyow's method of only moving on to the next scenario after beating your high score, I hopped on Valorant and could notice a difference immediately, this method is fantastic!
Hey can you share the playlist im trying to get out of plat 3 😭
@@4K_Atlas sure, the playlist code is: KovaaKsDroppingThinNerf
I think matty's method is to put a threshold below your high score or a high score, for example if your high score is 3600 you should aim tk get 3550 or higher till you move on.
@@4K_Atlas sure here you go KovaaKsDroppingThinNerf
this is a crazy shout, i know to assume its a classic song and not dedicated to a single game. but the first song used in the setup was the main menu theme of a mmo called sacred seasons from like 2006 and this video just threw me way back
Amazing video and thumbnail! So excited for the new content!!!
yo this video is absolutely amazing, I used to be an aimfreak but now im not really that into it any more. Watching this gets me motivated to get kovaaks (I acc got it back)
no wayy I needed this video this came in a really really good timing tyy
Thank you so much.
I always felt that whilst my flicking was decent, my tracking of heads against enemies with better movement than mine never worked because my brain is so focused on hitting clean and quick shots.
Going to study this video 🦫
HOLY SHIT THANK YOU!!!
II have been saying this for ages that tracking is much more important than basic clicking since you are training pure mouse control whereas on clicking you mainly focus on straight lines (1 macro, 1 micro) but my aim was always at its best when i included mostly tracking stuff especially controlsphere.
Great video that explains well how good tracking improves Valorant aim. Nice work!
Your voice is so peaceful and calming to hear. This is quality content. Not having to hear that stupid loud youtube accent sure is amazing. Great video as always. Btw i was wondering what your normal CM/360 is. That is if you have one that you use more than others.
Haven’t even seen the video yet but this is perfect timing for me! Love your stuff!
Loved this!! I've always known this was my valorant weakness but never really knew how to address it 🙏🙏
I needed this as tracking is my weakness. Thank you!!💕
You make the best videos on these topics imo keep up the great work
Loving your content ! my goat !
My first inspiration from aim community made another great video
Thank you for helping me improve my aim routine :D
Hi Viscose,
My name is Jako, and I’m a big fan of your TH-cam content. I’ve been watching your gameplay and aim tutorials, and I’m really impressed with your smooth tracking and precision. My main game is Apex Legends, and I’m currently working hard to improve my aim.
I wanted to ask if you have any specific advice or tips for someone who is trying to develop better tracking, target switching, and micro-adjustments. I’ve been using KovaaK’s for practice and trying to integrate it into my gameplay, but I’d love to hear your thoughts or recommendations!
Thank you so much for your time, and keep up the amazing work!
Best regards,
Jako
I needed that video, yesterday i was wondering what will help me and i feel like i dont have good enough tracking but now i know what my problem is sometimes..... thanks
Thank you I truly enjoy your content.
Ive found that training dynamics clicking has yielded the best results for my aim in valorant/cs its a mix of both tracking and clicking which has helped me a lot in game. Ive been trying the lowgravity56 week routine that targets dynamic clicking and it has helped me a lot
im gonna copy paste my reply to another comment, i think dynamic clicking is great as well but for slightly different reasons
“i dont disagree that dynamic also captures the same motion and is def great for training, but i think tracking tasks like this are slightly better at training it, for a couple main reasons
1. frequency - these microadjustments happen far more often in tracking tasks like this than in dynamic
2. awareness of mistakes - in dynamic scenarios, there is often no feedback other than visually checking for if your technique is good or not. Both poor and perfect technique will often result in the exact same outcome, hitting your shot. You can implement perfect adjustment technique in those scenarios but there is nothing forcing you to. In scenarios like controlsphere you get instant feedback through hitsounds and score on not only if your microadjustment was accurate or not but also if you were too tense/shaky on your landing, didn't smoothly follow through into that track and so on.
3. isolation - these tasks focus on the core movement of microadjustment into a clean follow through with no hesitation without you needing to worry about clicking and the instability it can bring. The click can then be added in on top of that core movement either in game or in dynamic clicking tasks after getting more consistent at it through training with tasks like this.”
My biggest breakthrough as a beginner in aim training happened when I visualized flicking as nothing more than tracking fast. You track the fastest route to the target and react to any shift in direction smoothly always with variable speed. I chose a comfortable sensitivity to approach this method and my aim has never felt as relaxed and automatic.
One of the more recent videos to peak my attention when it comes to improving mechanics. I was always told tracking is irrelevant in games like Valorant and only matters in games like Apex where movement is a huge part of the game. This video gave me a new perspective and was rather interesting to watch. Will be trying this out and coming back to update, thanks for the great video 🫡🫡
great vid as always, think you should make one on eye strain/gaming related injuries and how to avoid them from ur experiences would appreciate it
Love these niche topic videos, you should do more of these! Thanks
YES!!! I was using a relatively low sens (more wrist and arm movement) for the longest time and I changed to high sens for a little over a year just to experience how some pro players aim with high sens. With that, I've learnt I had to use my finger muscles (the muscle group you mentioned in the video!) to adjust my aim better. Currently, I've adjusted my sens to somewhere in the middle because now I know which muscle groups to use. Just gotta know when to use it in game :P
BROOOO this is such a good video, you should make a tac shooter warmup/training playlist for aimlab
I started training tracking seriously recently with voltaic rank grind. I improved my tracking from zero to gold level and I saw a big difference in valorant. While I almost stopped training static, I felt a huge improvement in game anyway
yey! still waiting for that tension managemnt video or maybe posture related
I highly suggest doing the tracking with the blinking tarket, it's equivalent to hitting a jett as she dashes, raze as she satchels or neon as she slides and runs. I always struggle to hit them, but since I've done some drills like this over the last week I actually managed to ding a few with headshots. I'm not a good aimer, it's why I'm stuck in silver 1, I lack consistency but it helps a lot.
Hey viscose would love to see a routine made by you with all your most recommended tasks, that covers everything 😁
I’m a mobile gamer, and I find your tips helpful since I also use a aim trainer called aim champ, even though there are limited options, I made custom ones following ur routine❤
IVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS ONE
The fact i was early enough to remember the older thumbnail before this new one
diff title too right?
straight to the point ❤ new sub... keep it up
Controlsphere is the scenario type I’m looking for finally, thanks for algo and uploading 😅😂🎉
Also Is that a shidenkaiv2v which mousefeet you recommend for fast like hockey table glide thnx
its not but i do have one, my fav skates on it were the tiger ice v2s
Viscose with another absolute banger video 🫡
yeah i feel like my overall skill has dipped since my peak in valorant even though my aim in trainers are way better now. i still have good pop off times in relatively decent elo but still a bit washed. thanks for coaching boss 🙏
thanks for video im waiting for more
another banger from viscose
im really enjoying the low effort uploads and i dont mind them at all if they give you time to make high quality projetcs
Viscose, Thank you for your effort and helping the community. One question what's the best playlist or aim training for call of duty and warzone?
Great video as usual. 😊
ty
your videos help to an unbelievable degree. i know these videos are mainly made for valorant players and while i do play val every now and then, i am an overwatch player, mainly playing widow, tracer, and sojourn. even with that in mind, u genuinely have helped my aim to astronomically
great video, not low effort at all. Also stoked there's a 2nd channel, down the rabbit hole I go.
my aim training for valorant is literally just precise tracking. I hope a lot of people see this video because It's insane how much gains people are missing out on from not playing tracking scenarios
I aspire to have aim like yours
babe new viscose just dropped 😍
This is an awesome video cause it covers some common doubts as to why tracking should even be considered into your aim routine. But to be honest, I get very demotivaded playing tracking cuz I can barely hit 20% acc on "easy/novice" voltaic scenarios even though I "should look for a scenario where im capable of hitting 50% acc" (2:11) plus its just frustrating not hitting anything on the easiest ones... I know its skill issue, just confused if trying to jump to scenarios that I perceive as hard is is an efficient way to improve at this skill, rather than the basic "slow progression" method
lmfao I fkn lost it when it went to the person typing the comment complaining about the tracking
really hope the "big project" is on tension/best practices for technique! been aimtraining on and off for a couple of years now as i rotated games from ow to val to apex to R6 back to ow2 and now deadlock, never really broke past that late-intermediate plateau at master. im hoping that next time i hop on the grind, starting with a focus on relearning good technique will help me get to the advanced ranks in a more efficient way, so id definitely like to see your thoughts on the subject and practical things to implement!
it sorta is ya! its a lot more all encompassing than just tension but i want to try and explain how that and a few other topics link together.
Hi Viscose! First of all thanks a lot for your content, you are really helping a lot of people. I have a question, which skates do you use with the mouse pads you put in the video description?
The need for tracking is more obvious but I noticed this in CS as well, I grinded static for a long time and when I started tracking in my routine all of a sudden I wasn't struggling against glocks, smgs, shooting people in the back of the head who aren't aware of me and generally noobish movement.
I'll have to try it out, thanks
i now want a vod of you playing apex or the finals for an hour with your aim
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You have helped me get my first masters score and almost 2 more !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
needed this thanks
imo i exactly got those scenarios on my precise playlist .
Awesome video! I don't even play valorant but I watched it anyways :)
Idk why the mentality is so common, I def thought tracking wasn't something I needed to practice starting out aim training. But the mouse control you gain is crazy. Especially when you start managing tension across your arm, wrist and fingers for dif tracking requirements. In practice you could argue from your muscles standpoint that's the best way to start, slow movement before the fast flicks. The whole "with time comes controlled speed" thing. Static will always be important but it's funny how rather than equally training fundamentals most people gravitate towards the one that seems most relevant to making the kill feed scroll.
YO YOU COOKING WITH THIS ONE 🗣, honestly brilliant video couldn't agree more.
im witewally started quivering in my boots when I saw the noti🙏
i got 160 hours rn and I’m suffering with predict tracking 😢 it sucks but I gotta keep playing to get used to tracking and stuff. I love your videos
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I agree 100%, I didn't notice it in cs go, but I always played sixshot in cs go, but after switching to valoranta in kovaak, something was missing in cs go, my hs rate was very good in cs go, and in valoranta it had dropped, and I noticed that in an interesting way, valorant is a bit like apex, although not exaggerated, tracking is needed, but it is not normal tracking, but it sounds like dynamic click style, I will play what you said, but I will play what you said, but I will play what you said, but I have improved in scenarios that require kinTS, flick tracking, but what you said is really true, I am better than before when I play tracking scenarios in valoranta.
1000 fps kovaak waow :D my only 180fps :D
ur videos are alaways helpful. thanks
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Definitely don't think this is a "low effort" video, it was quite insightful and enjoyed the scenario reccomendations
Viscose's voice is so relaxing to listen to + their aiming content is unlike any other !!
Great video