Highly requested was the best Aimlabs scenarios that improve your aim. Today is a detailed analysis, guide, and thought process as you improve your aim! Don't forget to support Ethos, he is nearing 100k Subscribers!
Something to note is that, because the lines in the linetrace mode are straight from target to target and aren't perpendicular to your sphere of aim, the lines are actually a slightly longer distance if you follow them. Like, a straight line of mouse movement will make a slightly curved line on your screen because one target is further away than the other target. Shitty analogy, but if you were standing in the center of a cubed room holding a laser pointer, and you were wearing a bracelet that traced a line in the air (track hand motion) and you traced a straight line with the laser pointer from the top left corner of the cube to the top right, your had would move in an arc. If you traced a line that bowed slightly with the laser pointer from corner to corner, your wrist would move in a straight line. Hard to visualize but the line trace mode actually instills a longer travel distance.
This video saved me a ton of time researching and looking up stuff. This video is super helpful to me. Can you please make a playlist yourself. You have earned yourself a new subscriber, thank you.
there actually is a ninja jump type of task in aim lab and I wouldn't be surprised if you could customize it so that the ball only jumps like a foot off the ground in order to mimic bunny hops lol, otherwise they fly 20 feet in the air by default lol. must investigate🕵️
If you're a wrist aimer then we tend to arc our shots a little bit. However if you're new to pc then you tend to do this a lot more than normal. I was using line tracing in Aim Labs for a few days to try and reduce this a little bit, it worked kinda
This video was probably the most helpful thing I've ever watched. I've been trying all these out and I feel so comfortable playing with the mnk now TYSM
Thanks dude! This video was very useful to find out more about the lesser known scenarios since most people just straight up play gridshot (including me). This video gave me a lot of things to work on which is fantastic. Also don´t worry about the length, 15 minutes is not a lot for those who actually want to put the time and effort into getting better aim :)
This is by far the best aim training video I have ever seen. Thank you Dazs! So helpful, especially since I just started playing M&K a month ago after finally getting a gaming PC and have been trying to improve at Apex and Valorant. This is really helping me get comfortable with using a mouse to aim.
Thank you for making this video. Kovaak might be better as some people say but. I just like the feel, sound of aimlab. I cant go back to kovaak. Aimlab just needs some more complex scenarios / customization options.
They have creator studio now that lets you easily make your own so ppl have brought many of the major Kovaak ones into Aimlab now. You can even create maps with humanoid bots to shoot for more realistic practice!
I LOVE Aim Lams! Every scenario in it will always only be as effective as you allow it to be though! A perfect ex: would be your comments on the effectiveness of Circleshot. If you play it the way that you demonstrated in this video, then it's only about as useful as you described it. Although, If you use Circleshot "correctly" it can lead to an exponential increase in smoother horizontal tracking/swiping. Decrease the target size & randomization of it, increase speed, increase HP of each target to anywhere between 3-7, & then finally equip the fully-auto gun of your choice (I use AK & SCAR for no reloading) & save/start the task! The point is to practice horizontal ADS accuracy/consistency/efficiency, so you'll ADS for the entire duration of it. It practices tracking/swiping/consistency, and ESPECIALLY spray transfer ability/control (for those pesky 1v2/1v3 scenarios) Also, I use it for hipfire tracking as well, and I use the mp5 or a custom smg for that. On some other days, I might even equip a shotgun and reduce the health to 2 hits so I can practice horizontal shotty flicks, something apex has a ton of. When I did this everyday, my tracking in-game started to become SO perfectly butter-smooth I couldn't actually believe it was me doing it. I almost feel good enough to take it to the pro level (but almost isn't good enough yet!) Point is though, it can have a lot of great uses if you allow it to! Sorry for the novel but I figured someone might benefit! :D Keep being great Dazs ❤️
I don't see the Aim v Speed point as a line graph so to speak. So much as I see it as a "you're only as strong as your weakest chain" idea. You can be the fastest draw in the west but it won't matter if you can't hit the target. And you can be extremely precise down to the pixel, but that won't make any difference if the opponent has already killed you. Look to improve your weak points as that is what is going to hold you back in most scenarios.
Great video, im starting at PC gaming, have a nice aim its basically the most important thing in FPS games, thank you so much for this video. Let's see how much i can improve in a month. :) Renember this comn.
Yeah I usually do that a couple of times at the end of my practice sessions. It's a good way to bring all the skills together. The only annoying thing is that it always tells me that my tracking sucks😂
An hour is considered the sweet spot, but 30 min is ok if you're lacking on time. As far as each task, build your routine in a way that it focuses on what's important for you/the game you play but still balanced to include all aspects. For example: In a game like Apex, the time to kill is slow so you'll want to put more time into tracking but still have a bit of speed and precision so it's not neglected. For a game like COD that has a fast ttk, you want to focus on speed and precision but still have enough tracking to improve your skills. If you play multiple games, just make a balance of everything.
How do you get the no gun, gun? Like you can’t see the gun but it shoots. Also with cod you ads a lot because hipfire is super bad from farther away, so do I ads during the training?
When I use a high sensitivity for sphere tracking, I can't do the other scenarios. And when I use a low sensitivity, I can do the other activities better but sphere tracking becomes hell
I had the same problem. I found that my gripstyle wasn't that great for tracking and after changing my tracking became way better even at low sensitivity. Maybe it could also work for you.
Sphere track is bad. It discourages low sensitivity because you WILL constantly run out of mousepad space, no matter how large your pad is. Try sphere track 90. It's the same except the target stays in a 180 degree area instead of doing full laps around you.
Try not to do it over 45-60min in total per day, you may end up burning out. If you are doing it to warmup, then 15min of Aimlabs and then jumping in your game should be good enough.
In the graph at 14:00, I think I might opt for the part of the line that goes continues to the upper right, i.e. maximum accuracy, maximum speed... seems like it would be even better than middle accuracy middle speed... Unless by "sweet spot" you mean one of modesty and humility?
I used to be called dumb and stupid for using aim trainers. But here I am furthering my progress in being top 1.5% in the world with 157 clicks in 30 seconds, of course there are better people than me; But I am more ambitious to become the first dynamic and most advanced versatile certified personal coach. Highly enthuastic about what I do and how I'm willing to spend time to study and learn to teach more players how to be more faster, precise, and optimal in their gameplay.
My overshooting gets disgusting as well. Sometimes, I'd overshoot, then re-flick and overshoot again, and repeat until I barely win the gunfight or lose it.
Will this help in all fps games where fornite,apex(tracking heavy), pubg(long range shots/ flicks heavy) and valorant (combination of both)? Great video bud.
Now that the creator studio is a thing, people have literally made all the major kovaak scenarios in Aimlab AND you can do more cuz you can actually build levels with humanoid bots. I literally stopped playing Kovaak to practice on Aimlab due to the creator studio.
I got me aim lab today and played a few hours but I have not gotten to the point where my mouse sense fits my Cs sense perfectly. They are roughly the same but it still feels different. Im playing Cs on 4:3 stretched and 1024x768. I changed the resolution of my aim labs aswell but it’s still not the same. Can some1 help pls ? I wanna grind my aim :( Edit: Btw. I copied my Cs sense and pasted it into aim labs. I did choose Csgo in the game selection and there I did not know if I should choose config or the other option.
So when the resolution is exactly the same and the sens is aswell, I can only think of the FOV being different. I think it's 90 on default. Could it be different when playing 4:3 stretched?
You might want to have a look at the website aiming.pro ik it's a website so that might seem like a put off but it's actually really good, community is small but devoted, dev team is still making the platform but very open to new ideas for improvement and overall the site looks to be improving and looks great for beginners
I use 40cm/360. I use palm grip, so I use the arm a lot. I don't think I could use anything slower than that. The comfortable range is supposed to be between 20 and 40 cm/360
@@adrianruelas1812 I hold my mouse similar to a baseball if that makes sense? There's a slight gap between my palm and the mouse. Faster sense feels good to me to move around but I feel way better with a low sense for fps games
Decisionshot does not make you have to think while doing it, maybe for some people they had to think for the first try but after that it's automatic and you just shoot tbh.
When doing a tracking scenario you hold left click :) unless the scenario is a “click timing one” then it’s tracking while clicking. Most tracking only are hold left click.
I played aim labs for my first time and shot 100 percent with the QuickDraw achievement is that any good? (Please no one take this serious) I feel I have to say that
that depends. if you are a low sens player you probably have a larger mousepad, and, although the targets won’t move like that, (tf2 is a great example, with how dynamic it is) overall tracking is still good to practice. i guess other scenarios are better, because they have more sudden movements, but it’s still good to have
Every movement skill has usally threediffrent aspects. If you only improve in one, thats when you reach a platou. Why dont people use the common logic that are widely known sportscience? Lets say i want to improve spidershot. 3 x 1 min precision 3 x 1 min speed 3 x 1 min ultimate Thats basicly how you learn and improve in sport.
To be honest I don't think the tracking ultimate one is actually good because in games you can kinda predict where the opponent is going with his caracter model but a ball that randomly goes left to right is way different
Yes but what happens when you flick on a moving target. Not every gunfight you get into you will have your crosshair ready to fire. Sometimes people wide swing from unexpected angles or in this case "random" movement.
@@albantaverne7241 You don't just do one thing when you aim you know that right? The best aimers are great at everything overall. And some players like Niko from G2 just have insane micro flicks/ motion tracking. Unless it's csgo most flicks aren't on stationary targets unless somebody is holding a angle. Being able to track that ball across the screen randomly means in game you'll be able to track cover and line up prefires or swings more optimally. Ya it's probably not the most important skill in fast ttk games but it's still important.
@@bulldogmicro4279 yeah but you don't track your enemy for 60seconds not even 10 (in valorant) that's why the exercise with multiple small balls is better even though it counts switching from targets as being non accurate
I run and Operate SoaR along side Crude and Mak. SoaR is where we all work together and collaborate. Don’t really think the word boss is very fitting. We are a team! It’s all a team effort!
Why do you talk in inches/360? I assume you're American, but still, the universal sens measurement in the aiming community is cm/360. Any reason you don't use that measurement?
@@Dazs Yeah sure. It's just that inches aren't usually used in the aiming community regardless of nationality. I guess it might make sense for your general audience though so no harm.
okay so here's possible problems if you actually didn't improve at all: you have enhanced pointer precision on / terrible mouse and/or mousepad / worn out mousepad and/or mousefeet / sensitivity way too high / mindlessly clicking without proper focus / not thinking about mistakes / doing too hard tasks i'm not sure if "enhance pointer precision" (aka mouse acceleration) in your mouse settings applies in aim trainers or games in general but definitely have that off to be sure.
aimlabs isnt what u should use for aim training, use aimbeast or preferrably kovaaks instead, much better. (didnt even watch the video if he already said this)
Mentioned kovaaks in the video and have a full 6 part series on it. This video was requested so looked for the best scenarios possible to help for those very much interested in Aimlabs.
Highly requested was the best Aimlabs scenarios that improve your aim. Today is a detailed analysis, guide, and thought process as you improve your aim! Don't forget to support Ethos, he is nearing 100k Subscribers!
How do you improve tracking I can never pull off past 40k please help
Hey could you leave the link to the playlist so it’s easier for me because I am not sure which to do first
please share your aim lab dpi en sensitivity. mine : 1200 dpi, 3.96 sensitivity, FOV 103. Game profile Overwatch.
Something to note is that, because the lines in the linetrace mode are straight from target to target and aren't perpendicular to your sphere of aim, the lines are actually a slightly longer distance if you follow them. Like, a straight line of mouse movement will make a slightly curved line on your screen because one target is further away than the other target.
Shitty analogy, but if you were standing in the center of a cubed room holding a laser pointer, and you were wearing a bracelet that traced a line in the air (track hand motion) and you traced a straight line with the laser pointer from the top left corner of the cube to the top right, your had would move in an arc. If you traced a line that bowed slightly with the laser pointer from corner to corner, your wrist would move in a straight line.
Hard to visualize but the line trace mode actually instills a longer travel distance.
This video saved me a ton of time researching and looking up stuff. This video is super helpful to me. Can you please make a playlist yourself. You have earned yourself a new subscriber, thank you.
14:05 that graph implies higher speed = higher accuracy
These aim trainers need a "bunny hopper" scenario, for tracking players who hop constantly. :)
Plays bf4?
@@michaelmanbeck I do, sick of the bunny hopping
@@airfiero4772 lmao
@@airfiero4772 Search for krunker, i would like this too, i play with revolver so, it would be efficiently good
there actually is a ninja jump type of task in aim lab and I wouldn't be surprised if you could customize it so that the ball only jumps like a foot off the ground in order to mimic bunny hops lol, otherwise they fly 20 feet in the air by default lol. must investigate🕵️
This actually helped me a ot to figuring out what i really wanted to do. Thanks man
Glad I could help! :)
I wonder why we curve into our shots. It's so annoying. I never realized it until I did that Line scenario
If you're a wrist aimer then we tend to arc our shots a little bit.
However if you're new to pc then you tend to do this a lot more than normal.
I was using line tracing in Aim Labs for a few days to try and reduce this a little bit, it worked kinda
it happens mostly for diagonal aiming, maybe your horizontal and vertical movements didnt align well
Rocketshot is a great exercise given the verticality in a lot of games.
This video was probably the most helpful thing I've ever watched. I've been trying all these out and I feel so comfortable playing with the mnk now TYSM
I’ve wondering what should i do in aim lab, thanks man! You help a lot!
Happy to help!
things i learned from this vid :
1- i really need a friend whose a calm voice like you
2- its 2 am and i should sleep now
I am commenting at 3am to this! I need to sleep also haha
Thanks dude! This video was very useful to find out more about the lesser known scenarios since most people just straight up play gridshot (including me). This video gave me a lot of things to work on which is fantastic. Also don´t worry about the length, 15 minutes is not a lot for those who actually want to put the time and effort into getting better aim :)
My aim has gotten a lot more better thx Dazs
Glad to help! :)
This is by far the best aim training video I have ever seen. Thank you Dazs! So helpful, especially since I just started playing M&K a month ago after finally getting a gaming PC and have been trying to improve at Apex and Valorant. This is really helping me get comfortable with using a mouse to aim.
Precision and tracking is really the primary works. Also throw in moving scenarios. Precision is still elite though as it transfers hugely into game
bro the combination of the background music and your voice is perfect. Really relaxing
Thank you so much 🙂
Just created a my new favorite aim lab playlist using this and my other favorites, thank you for the guide!
I did the same
Best aim labs video ever
i see u improve your aim here too
Thank you for making this video. Kovaak might be better as some people say but. I just like the feel, sound of aimlab. I cant go back to kovaak. Aimlab just needs some more complex scenarios / customization options.
They have creator studio now that lets you easily make your own so ppl have brought many of the major Kovaak ones into Aimlab now. You can even create maps with humanoid bots to shoot for more realistic practice!
Bro aim labs updates take so damn long.. but bro great vid thanks for not flexing and being honest exactly what we need 💯💯💯
I LOVE Aim Lams! Every scenario in it will always only be as effective as you allow it to be though! A perfect ex: would be your comments on the effectiveness of Circleshot. If you play it the way that you demonstrated in this video, then it's only about as useful as you described it. Although, If you use Circleshot "correctly" it can lead to an exponential increase in smoother horizontal tracking/swiping. Decrease the target size & randomization of it, increase speed, increase HP of each target to anywhere between 3-7, & then finally equip the fully-auto gun of your choice (I use AK & SCAR for no reloading) & save/start the task! The point is to practice horizontal ADS accuracy/consistency/efficiency, so you'll ADS for the entire duration of it. It practices tracking/swiping/consistency, and ESPECIALLY spray transfer ability/control (for those pesky 1v2/1v3 scenarios) Also, I use it for hipfire tracking as well, and I use the mp5 or a custom smg for that. On some other days, I might even equip a shotgun and reduce the health to 2 hits so I can practice horizontal shotty flicks, something apex has a ton of. When I did this everyday, my tracking in-game started to become SO perfectly butter-smooth I couldn't actually believe it was me doing it. I almost feel good enough to take it to the pro level (but almost isn't good enough yet!) Point is though, it can have a lot of great uses if you allow it to! Sorry for the novel but I figured someone might benefit! :D Keep being great Dazs ❤️
Love comments like this man, appreciate you so much!
I know this is a OLD video man, but your videos have helped me OVERALL with my thinking on FPS shooters and Apex, make a playlist!!!!!
I don't see the Aim v Speed point as a line graph so to speak. So much as I see it as a "you're only as strong as your weakest chain" idea. You can be the fastest draw in the west but it won't matter if you can't hit the target. And you can be extremely precise down to the pixel, but that won't make any difference if the opponent has already killed you.
Look to improve your weak points as that is what is going to hold you back in most scenarios.
Great video, im starting at PC gaming, have a nice aim its basically the most important thing in FPS games, thank you so much for this video.
Let's see how much i can improve in a month. :)
Renember this comn.
when you get better movement will become a lot more important and so will game sense
I already have good gamesense from playing on controller but currently I'm reworking my aim n movement my mouse just tends to get stuck
What about Rocketshot? It combines movement, tracking, horizontal aiming, AND vertical aiming. It seems like a good compound exercise to me
Yeah I usually do that a couple of times at the end of my practice sessions. It's a good way to bring all the skills together.
The only annoying thing is that it always tells me that my tracking sucks😂
Dazs best TH-camr award goes to u. Great content man.👍
How many times would you recommend to play each exercise in the playlist before hopping into game/for practice?
I usually practice an hour then hop on a game for about hour or 2 then go back to practice for an hour 45 min. Repeat cycle.
@@taylorgully2143 well not everyone can play 4h in a row
An hour is considered the sweet spot, but 30 min is ok if you're lacking on time. As far as each task, build your routine in a way that it focuses on what's important for you/the game you play but still balanced to include all aspects. For example: In a game like Apex, the time to kill is slow so you'll want to put more time into tracking but still have a bit of speed and precision so it's not neglected. For a game like COD that has a fast ttk, you want to focus on speed and precision but still have enough tracking to improve your skills. If you play multiple games, just make a balance of everything.
Damn I should stop going over an hour. I literally aim train for hours😅😅
gridshot go pew pew pew pew
How do you get the no gun, gun? Like you can’t see the gun but it shoots. Also with cod you ads a lot because hipfire is super bad from farther away, so do I ads during the training?
to get rid of the gun, just go to settings, then to game category. go down to weapon visbility
I should not have been as relaxed as I was watching this. this was great.
I rewatching the video now but last night it help me sleep like when I listen to meditation video 😂
When I use a high sensitivity for sphere tracking, I can't do the other scenarios. And when I use a low sensitivity, I can do the other activities better but sphere tracking becomes hell
I had the same problem. I found that my gripstyle wasn't that great for tracking and after changing my tracking became way better even at low sensitivity. Maybe it could also work for you.
Sphere track is bad. It discourages low sensitivity because you WILL constantly run out of mousepad space, no matter how large your pad is.
Try sphere track 90. It's the same except the target stays in a 180 degree area instead of doing full laps around you.
Ye, ye.
I wanted something I could wake up and practice before work and before streaming and ranked games
Thanks for this! How many times should we be repeating these scenarios?
Try not to do it over 45-60min in total per day, you may end up burning out. If you are doing it to warmup, then 15min of Aimlabs and then jumping in your game should be good enough.
@@chrisvasqm if i do several senario like 4 senario per day for warm up how many time should i repeat it?
@@dammienn Same as i said above, instead of counting repetition, check how much time it takes to complete all 4 of them
@@chrisvasqm oh okk thx man
Very useful vid man!)
I will definitely try this playlist
In the graph at 14:00, I think I might opt for the part of the line that goes continues to the upper right, i.e. maximum accuracy, maximum speed... seems like it would be even better than middle accuracy middle speed... Unless by "sweet spot" you mean one of modesty and humility?
Can you make a apex legends play list ? ♥️
I used to be called dumb and stupid for using aim trainers. But here I am furthering my progress in being top 1.5% in the world with 157 clicks in 30 seconds, of course there are better people than me; But I am more ambitious to become the first dynamic and most advanced versatile certified personal coach. Highly enthuastic about what I do and how I'm willing to spend time to study and learn to teach more players how to be more faster, precise, and optimal in their gameplay.
Literally no way someone called you dumb or stupid. Sweaty and try hard maybe
Sweet, bro! Very cool :)
My biggest weakness is over shooting and unnecessary movement.
My overshooting gets disgusting as well. Sometimes, I'd overshoot, then re-flick and overshoot again, and repeat until I barely win the gunfight or lose it.
My aim has Ben 💩 lately and you helped it
The graph at 14:00 should go from top left to bottom right.
More speed = less accuracy and vice versa
Will this help in all fps games where fornite,apex(tracking heavy), pubg(long range shots/ flicks heavy) and valorant (combination of both)? Great video bud.
Please upload your playlist.Thanks
Can this apply on controller? I think you’re videos are awesome
aimlabs is actually building out controller integration! So that is a huge plus!
tip: no aimlab scenarios improve aim. play kovaaks for actual improvement in mousecontrol
Now that the creator studio is a thing, people have literally made all the major kovaak scenarios in Aimlab AND you can do more cuz you can actually build levels with humanoid bots. I literally stopped playing Kovaak to practice on Aimlab due to the creator studio.
aim lab is better for improving, kovaaks is better for variety
@@dismahusername8309 also for the most imporvement playing the game helps the most. but kovaaks is a much better "aim trainer" than aimlabs.
Yessssssir
Hyped man! :)
Nice Music!
super :)
I know you show a lot for aiming with a mouse. Do you have any vids that show how to improve with a controller in aim lab?
Don't use controller.
@@rustyshackleford7948 true
gridshot go brrrr tho
Do I need to do these in any specific order or just jump randomly one to one?
I got me aim lab today and played a few hours but I have not gotten to the point where my mouse sense fits my Cs sense perfectly. They are roughly the same but it still feels different. Im playing Cs on 4:3 stretched and 1024x768. I changed the resolution of my aim labs aswell but it’s still not the same. Can some1 help pls ? I wanna grind my aim :(
Edit:
Btw. I copied my Cs sense and pasted it into aim labs. I did choose Csgo in the game selection and there I did not know if I should choose config or the other option.
So when the resolution is exactly the same and the sens is aswell, I can only think of the FOV being different. I think it's 90 on default. Could it be different when playing 4:3 stretched?
TheNuggzt3r I don’t know tbh.. ive got the fov at 90 but I don’t know if it equals the default csgo fov :(
I am playing aim labs as I want to get better at PC, and I want to be good at controller and PC gaming
Plz make your own aimlab playlist bro I really really need a good playlist for apex legends plz make one plz for apex plz.👋
You might want to have a look at the website aiming.pro ik it's a website so that might seem like a put off but it's actually really good, community is small but devoted, dev team is still making the platform but very open to new ideas for improvement and overall the site looks to be improving and looks great for beginners
That's where I'm training
Can u do it on control?
Recommended cm/360? Currently playing call of duty at 46cm/360. Love the control/tracking but flicks aren't as quick.
I use 40cm/360. I use palm grip, so I use the arm a lot. I don't think I could use anything slower than that. The comfortable range is supposed to be between 20 and 40 cm/360
@@adrianruelas1812 I hold my mouse similar to a baseball if that makes sense? There's a slight gap between my palm and the mouse. Faster sense feels good to me to move around but I feel way better with a low sense for fps games
Decisionshot does not make you have to think while doing it, maybe for some people they had to think for the first try but after that it's automatic and you just shoot tbh.
What are ur settings for aimlb?
When you're tracking ,do you hold the left click or click it rapidly ?
When doing a tracking scenario you hold left click :) unless the scenario is a “click timing one” then it’s tracking while clicking.
Most tracking only are hold left click.
@@Dazs ..but you don't hold it? its automatic
Should I do each once?
Hey nice video! How do you turn the pistol invisible ?
I recently changed it but don't know where it was exactly. But when you go to settings from the main menu you will find it.
Settings: Game (Scroll down to 'Gameplay Settings'). There you'll find an option called 'Weapon Visibility'.
I played aim labs for my first time and shot 100 percent with the QuickDraw achievement is that any good? (Please no one take this serious) I feel I have to say that
Spheretrack is good i guess, but it really excludes low sensitivity. Very few games will have your targets move in such a manner.
that depends. if you are a low sens player you probably have a larger mousepad, and, although the targets won’t move like that, (tf2 is a great example, with how dynamic it is) overall tracking is still good to practice. i guess other scenarios are better, because they have more sudden movements, but it’s still good to have
It’s helpful for playing tracer in ow
Im wondering what is your sensitivity here?
well this looks way better than kov
Every movement skill has usally threediffrent aspects. If you only improve in one, thats when you reach a platou. Why dont people use the common logic that are widely known sportscience?
Lets say i want to improve spidershot.
3 x 1 min precision
3 x 1 min speed
3 x 1 min ultimate
Thats basicly how you learn and improve in sport.
My sweet spot in accuracy & speed is 92 or 93% accuracy
To be honest I don't think the tracking ultimate one is actually good because in games you can kinda predict where the opponent is going with his caracter model but a ball that randomly goes left to right is way different
Yes but what happens when you flick on a moving target. Not every gunfight you get into you will have your crosshair ready to fire. Sometimes people wide swing from unexpected angles or in this case "random" movement.
@@bulldogmicro4279 so this is a flick not tracking
@@albantaverne7241 You don't just do one thing when you aim you know that right? The best aimers are great at everything overall. And some players like Niko from G2 just have insane micro flicks/ motion tracking. Unless it's csgo most flicks aren't on stationary targets unless somebody is holding a angle. Being able to track that ball across the screen randomly means in game you'll be able to track cover and line up prefires or swings more optimally. Ya it's probably not the most important skill in fast ttk games but it's still important.
@@bulldogmicro4279 yeah but you don't track your enemy for 60seconds not even 10 (in valorant) that's why the exercise with multiple small balls is better even though it counts switching from targets as being non accurate
@@albantaverne7241 yea that exercise you mentioned is a better version of the same thing. Tracking is still huge even in fast ttk games imo.
How often should we do these scenarios in a day?
Tops 15 minutes. Unless you are getting a ton of value keep going. But don't push it.
OK where is the sphere track ultimate I am getting frustrated finding it.
Can someone tell me how to get rid of orb destruction in gridshot?
It’s in settings, sorry I don’t remember much so I can’t help
What is this music called im vibing
Kovaaks is better, but aimlabs is better than nothing and you can definitely get better aim in aimlabs
Yeah, good alternative until you find out what you need in an aim trainer.
i need aim routines for call of duty warzone guys
Can you do this for kovaaks please
I have a 6 episode series on kovaaks scenarios I 100% recommend checking out. It’s in the description! :)
@@Dazs thanks bro
Np man! :) hope it helps!
Also that series is broken down by categories in terms of what you are looking to improve. Why this video is longer.
Do you practice with recoil on or off?
Off, need to hop in game to practice actual recoil of the specific game of choice.
@@Dazs do you have a discord community I could join?:)
Am I the only one that is thinking that the graph at the end is wrong? They are inversely proportional, so the line should be on the other diagonal.
Think so? I mean the goal was to find the center point or your center point.
how many hours on aimlab
How do I use no gun
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Thank you bro! :)
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Ummmmm some of the options aren't even on here. And how am I supposed to use circleshot custom when we don't even know your setting. 👍🏿👍🏿
Is there something for console players?? 🤔
built in range for whatever game but thats basically it
My Hypermetry is fucking giving me anxiet6
Honestly I don’t think in decision shot... I just relied that I used my instinct.
Your not meant to think natural reaction is faster. When you do thinks naturally its way more effective.
HOW ABOUT 6O HZ MONITOR
Ok
just go yolo gridshot, ez aim
Would this apply to controller as well?
Nope
where’s decision shot?
I'm falling asleep with this music
Its good music though right? :)
i just actually cant play spheretracking bc i have a 0.2 sens lmao
excuses, i have same sens at 800 dpi
@@shadowussy i have 800 dpi too
Do you use a similar sens in games? It seems ridiculously low to me.
so are you Daltoosh's boss?
I run and Operate SoaR along side Crude and Mak. SoaR is where we all work together and collaborate. Don’t really think the word boss is very fitting. We are a team! It’s all a team effort!
Why do you talk in inches/360? I assume you're American, but still, the universal sens measurement in the aiming community is cm/360. Any reason you don't use that measurement?
Just American measurement, that’s all. CM and Inches are all converted back and forth easily. I know the conversion for both.
@@Dazs Yeah sure. It's just that inches aren't usually used in the aiming community regardless of nationality. I guess it might make sense for your general audience though so no harm.
I played for a month an hour a day, didn't improve a little bit 🙃
okay so here's possible problems if you actually didn't improve at all:
you have enhanced pointer precision on / terrible mouse and/or mousepad / worn out mousepad and/or mousefeet / sensitivity way too high / mindlessly clicking without proper focus / not thinking about mistakes / doing too hard tasks
i'm not sure if "enhance pointer precision" (aka mouse acceleration) in your mouse settings applies in aim trainers or games in general but definitely have that off to be sure.
aimlabs isnt what u should use for aim training, use aimbeast or preferrably kovaaks instead, much better. (didnt even watch the video if he already said this)
Mentioned kovaaks in the video and have a full 6 part series on it. This video was requested so looked for the best scenarios possible to help for those very much interested in Aimlabs.
Have all 6 episodes in the description also! :) So right with ya on the mindset! :D
What's wrong with aimlabs? Can't be much different than the other all trainers you mentioned.
@@tthreat23 aimlabs isnt made for improving your aim..
@@seleeles4054 what else could it possibly be for
you can actually get kovaaks for free if you know where to look 😏 so aimlabs is obsolete
Here is a list of aimlab scenarios that are good for people who are interested:
None.
Get kovaaks.
aimlabs is better, kovaaks just has more varietu