@Feranmi Oladokun You can do both. I suggest having them 1:1 and just focus on getting mouse control down. Dazs has many helpful videos on his channel to get you started.
@Feranmi Oladokun practice your hipfire since that is where your first shot accuracy is going to go to initially. You can even change your sensitivity to match what your ADS is. Also your ADS sensitivity is slower made by most devs in games and scales to be slower. What you can do (If you like) is match that hipfire to your ADS in some games. I do that in Apex Legends for my 1x and 2x zoom.
@Feranmi Oladokun Depends on the scenarios. Remember changing sensitivity settings does not "ruin" your aim. Remember that it helps improve your mouse control. Refining those muscles / Tendons. They take a longer time to grow anywhere between 2 - 3 weeks. Sometimes you can take time away and instantly improve. It is why Aimlab has that tracker to notice the amount of time you are putting in but also how much you are practicing. I hope that is helpful :)
After using this method for about an hour a day for a week I hit my first 2k damage game, not to mention you start to become really conscious of what you do right and wrong
@@cressetcreeper2063 it's actually better that way. It makes your aim way more accurate by giving you a smaller target. Makes bigger targets way easier
@@cressetcreeper2063 I think it's important to remember that it being hard is a good thing, it means that you'll get better at this harder thing over time. It may be discouraging to see low scores but think about it, if you're getting a bunch of high scores without training that much, are you really being challenged, are you improving?
Recently I've been trying this new method of improving my sensitivity where I played a super low sensitivity that I wasn't comfortable before. I came from 800dpi 2.5 in game. I want to have more consistency so I started switching to 1.5-1.2 800dpi. This sens is the best sens for apex. You have enough control and also have enough sensitivity for picking up loot and flicking around. So here's what I did. I go to strafetrack which is the second task in the tracking menu. I switch my sens to 0.6-0.8 800dpi and try tracking. Meanwhile I'm also utilizing arm aiming for this sens and also wrist aiming. Then I hop on to gridshot and try to hit as much circles as I can with a low sens. After that, I'd bump the sens up again to see if I still have inconsistent overshooting or poor tracking. This helped me alot in terms of tracking and also teaching me how to position your aim in game. I used 0.7 800dpi in pubs to warmup and I am forced to pick the loot I want and aim at a direction where enemies would attack from. Hope this helps you. Don't force stuck yourself in one sens, that's not the real discipline. The real discipline is to not mindlessly flick, trigger discipline and also utilizing more of your characters movement to compensate with your aim.
Agreed, this is huge to experiment with new sensitivities as it helps improve your overall mouse control and find weaknesses. Even in this footage I was working on a much lower sensitivity.
Fun fact, there is no recoil when tracking in apex. It's a "feature". It's what people are abusing to have no recoil + arthritis. Edit: To explain, When moving your aim while shooting all recoil is negated. So you if you jiggle your mouse really fast or play with one of those small vibrators on your mouse you will have 0 recoil.
My brother told me if i can get good in apex legend i can be good in almost every fps games, and i think that is kinda true despite every other fps games has their own unique characteristic of gameplay
He's right, but not for the reasons he thinks. The act of "getting good" at something is the important bit. The mindset to honestly identify and confront your own weaknesses over and over again without giving up is something you'll need to do to excel in _any_ activity, APEX, CoD, Piano, sex with other people's mothers... With that mindset, you can do anything. Doesn't matter if you practice that mindset in APEX or at the drift track.
I'm happy aim lab has controller support for this but I wish the sensitivity settings adjusted to what they would be with controller instead of mouse sensitivity settings no matter what
I LITERALLY will never have laser Machine steady hands like some ppl. simply put, I'm pre-diabetic, so my hands will naturally shake a little bit, so tracking at long distances is nigh near impossible for me. But my medium to close tracking is superb.
I wanted to ask you about tracking, more specifically should you try to predict the enemy movement speed and track based on that or have it be entirely reaction based?
I feel like there are some adjustments to do, but if I do them, I will feel too slow or fast. I am at 1.7-1.8 in-game sens, 750 dpi with a Logitech G502. My desk's dimensions: 60cm x 100cm. I have a gaming laptop. The mousepad is the QcK+ from Steelseries. I think it's a 33cm x 44cm. Like... I have to manage between not going too high to be able to track and not going too low to avoid going off the mousepad and being able to do 180s. The margin is very thin. To get rid of this problem, I need a larger desk, which also means a smaller bed because I have a Queen bed in a small room (330cm x 270cm).
Can't find CloseFastStraferCapsule in the workshop. The only one that comes up is a scenario and your weapon is a lightning gun. Where can I find the one you're showing in the video? @Dazs
when it comes to FPS games. you should really look into matching the sensitivity of your ads to your hip fire as a one-to-one ratio. you can do that here (th-cam.com/video/ZpXmobf9V7A/w-d-xo.html). it really helped me. best wishes and good luck!
Amazing! I could notice that the sensitivity of your mouse is very low, which allows to move the mouse considerably, is it? I'm going to try it because Im amateur and I've been working with a high sensitivity and I haven't had good luck.
Prediction comes with time and practice. It is getting used to the movement. The reason you struggle with "prediction" is because you may not be used to the that specific mouse control. It is why these type of scenarios are helpful to put you in situations you may not always get into in game. :)
Quick tip: Normally after receiving some damage players will tend to look for cover, so when you see them move, adjust your aim to the closest route to their cover.
when i started using aim trainer i noticed that i held my breath when tracking for some reason, then i worked on controlling my breathing and that helped me alot with keeping focus and not panic spray all over.
This is under scenarios created by the community. What is new on Aimlab recently is the community can make custom scenarios. This one was made by a community member. But also there is tons of custom ones being made daily.
Imagine how many people aim labs could help if they were to have a console version, that would help a vast majority of casual players on console that want to switch to pc or go pro using controller, the aim training would help people snap to enemies and help them track enemies in fights where the enemy is on kbm which they might be at a slight advantage due to having a faster reaction time and tracking. I'm not saying that they would, but if they added it to console or would help thousands of people who play fps like apex, cod or etc.
thing with aimlabs and other aim trainers, its very much for mouse, you can use controller but it dosnt help with muscle memory any where near as much as it does to your mouse and you can only get so good on controller till you cant improve
@@subarashi5514 nothing wrong with copying others, good players often use specific settings for good reasons, and changing sens adds variety which is good mouse control practice
@@nlmtdhn9154 didn’t say anything was wrong with it , you are just limiting yourself unless you randomly get lucky with your guess. Pros choose their sens themselves based on mouse , mousepad, desk size, mouse grip, and a bunch of other factors ...... unless you are mimicking everything there’s no point
tense it as hard as you can until you can hold it anymore, then do the scenario. After tensing so much your muscles will naturally relax. Repeat and build muscle memory.
@@jessossenkopp you need a controller that works either with Bluetooth or USB and plug it into a pc or laptop with the game downloaded, its not on consoles but you can use controllers
TBH I played a lot FPS games since CS 1.6, it was like decades ago, I've never seen myself good @ fps, even though I have 144fps Gsync, no matter how much i try, I just don't get it why some streamers are good @ aiming like shroud.
I used aim lab for a couple months but stopped using it. Why? I would practice for an hour or so every day. Then, I would jump in a game in Apex Legends. I would over shoot me targets constantly. I realized the problem was that I was practicing my aim in Aim lab without moving my character as well as not pressing mouse 1 and/or 2. Aim lab just doesn't represent in game conditions good enough to make it worth spending an hour a day practicing while I could be playing.
Remainder: DOn't change your sensitivity too often do it slowly and get a lower sensitivity in your mouse to get better accuracy also try to find your sweet spot while you're at it :)
Why use a tiny plus-crosshair when you're training for a game that doesn't allow custom reticles? You should be adjusting the crosshair to match Apex's as much as possible. Aiming with a plus crosshair like that is twice as easy/precise. Makes no sense.
As a controller player on pc i plan to switch to mnk but i find it too hard. Ill try again and practice on Aimlabs... Ive tried before but got too frustrated getting killed by bots that i knew i could easily kill on controller lololol
Stay on it man, it definitely is harder at the start, but that is the beauty of having tools like Aim Lab. Definitely a skill set that transfers to all games even as you convert sensitivity settings also.
You can look at it this way, controller is an easier, more understandable, player friendly way of moving your character. However the skill ceiling can be much much lower due to the limitations of the technology. Mouse and key may not be as easy for sure but allows for a much higher potential for control. Nobody is good at the start. Practice and persistence are your best friends.
@@hprime33_ Aim lab has controller settings FYI - They are pretty indepth (Remember Aim Lab is in beta). But Aim Lab is not computer intensive and can be run on most machines. So plugging in your xbox controller to PC can easily start practicing aim lab scenarios.
@@Dazs I may look into it out of self interest but I play on mouse and key. I actually transitioned from playing on console for years. I have been focusing on aim training for about 2 years now and recently hit platinum in Apex and Voltaic benchmarks. Keep up the great content!
Lol, i've just done one session, each of those tasks once and my wrist is shaking and hurting a little bit...like after gym training :O there is sure a lot of work for me here... thanks for that info! now i should be able to pass diamond finally :P
Use Kovaaks. Tracking giant red spheres wont help your aim in Apex, straight up. It's unrealistic. The official Apex routines in Kovaaks are way better than anything I've tried in Apex, and it doesn't take forever to load into the game and get started.
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I hope everyone finds the video helpful to improve your tracking. Tested out some new sensitivities utilizing these specific scenarios!
As good of a tool as Aim Labs is, I personally prefer following the sparky benchmarks and fundamentals in Kovaaks. Keep up the good work!
Yes
@Feranmi Oladokun You can do both. I suggest having them 1:1 and just focus on getting mouse control down. Dazs has many helpful videos on his channel to get you started.
@Feranmi Oladokun practice your hipfire since that is where your first shot accuracy is going to go to initially. You can even change your sensitivity to match what your ADS is. Also your ADS sensitivity is slower made by most devs in games and scales to be slower. What you can do (If you like) is match that hipfire to your ADS in some games. I do that in Apex Legends for my 1x and 2x zoom.
@Feranmi Oladokun Depends on the scenarios. Remember changing sensitivity settings does not "ruin" your aim. Remember that it helps improve your mouse control. Refining those muscles / Tendons. They take a longer time to grow anywhere between 2 - 3 weeks. Sometimes you can take time away and instantly improve. It is why Aimlab has that tracker to notice the amount of time you are putting in but also how much you are practicing. I hope that is helpful :)
After using this method for about an hour a day for a week I hit my first 2k damage game, not to mention you start to become really conscious of what you do right and wrong
I hit my first 2k damage game in like 70hrs of game time.
@@ramxim4349 nobody asked
@@jinnyyxy hey edgy boy, got to eat ice cream in winter or something like that
@@ramxim4349 lol, making up for something small
@@itscraigagain1024 no, I literally quit apex at the 200hr mark and never looked back.
I really appreciate that AimLab decided to do an Apex specific video.
My acc in Aim lab be like
Spidershot: 95%
Gridshot: 80%
Sixshot: 60%
Every tracking practice: *10%*
The tracking orbs are way too small on all of them! It is like their trying to train you for only headshots. Really stupid imo.
@@cressetcreeper2063 it's actually better that way. It makes your aim way more accurate by giving you a smaller target. Makes bigger targets way easier
@@cressetcreeper2063 I think it's important to remember that it being hard is a good thing, it means that you'll get better at this harder thing over time.
It may be discouraging to see low scores but think about it, if you're getting a bunch of high scores without training that much, are you really being challenged, are you improving?
SAMEEE
Actually super glad this was posted. Apex Pred here I come.
NICE DAZS CONGRATS ON THE PARTNERSHIP
whoa i was not expecting dazs, i legit thought i had clicked on the wrong video or something
Hey :D Great to see you here! Small world huh?
@@Dazs ah m8 hello
@@Dazs lmao
This has honestly helped me alot
Edit: I SEE A HUGE MASSIVE DIFFERENCE FROM THAN AND NOW, SINCE I ALSO LESRNED MOVEMENT
Tracking in Aim Lab makes me wanna punch something
Is Hard man
Need to either update your sens to what it is on Apex or just spend more time. My tracking sucks, its the lowest out of all my scores.
but it really does help, i mean my aim is not suddenly become like a pro level, but it helps a little bit better.
Have you tried the new VCT (Valorant) specific scenarios. One of those new tracking scenarios is brilliant!
I understand you 100% it's almost like tracking this target causes frustration, and I have no idea why
Thanks for the Apex specific video!
Good job Aimlab 👍
Great video! Love the Apex transition too! would love to be able to download that
How to improve your tracking
1) Buy a controller
2) Close your eyes
3) Beam
THE BEST VID EVER
BRO THAT BOX WENT FLYING LMFAOOOO ON LIKE THE SECOND OR THRID CLIP HAHAHAHAHAHA
Recently I've been trying this new method of improving my sensitivity where I played a super low sensitivity that I wasn't comfortable before.
I came from 800dpi 2.5 in game. I want to have more consistency so I started switching to 1.5-1.2 800dpi. This sens is the best sens for apex. You have enough control and also have enough sensitivity for picking up loot and flicking around.
So here's what I did. I go to strafetrack which is the second task in the tracking menu. I switch my sens to 0.6-0.8 800dpi and try tracking. Meanwhile I'm also utilizing arm aiming for this sens and also wrist aiming. Then I hop on to gridshot and try to hit as much circles as I can with a low sens. After that, I'd bump the sens up again to see if I still have inconsistent overshooting or poor tracking. This helped me alot in terms of tracking and also teaching me how to position your aim in game. I used 0.7 800dpi in pubs to warmup and I am forced to pick the loot I want and aim at a direction where enemies would attack from.
Hope this helps you. Don't force stuck yourself in one sens, that's not the real discipline. The real discipline is to not mindlessly flick, trigger discipline and also utilizing more of your characters movement to compensate with your aim.
Agreed, this is huge to experiment with new sensitivities as it helps improve your overall mouse control and find weaknesses. Even in this footage I was working on a much lower sensitivity.
Thanks both of you!
Thanks Dazs
Glad to help :)
Fun fact, there is no recoil when tracking in apex. It's a "feature". It's what people are abusing to have no recoil + arthritis.
Edit: To explain, When moving your aim while shooting all recoil is negated. So you if you jiggle your mouse really fast or play with one of those small vibrators on your mouse you will have 0 recoil.
Just what I needed, thanks a ton
Glad it was helpful! :)
My brother told me if i can get good in apex legend i can be good in almost every fps games, and i think that is kinda true despite every other fps games has their own unique characteristic of gameplay
He's right, but not for the reasons he thinks.
The act of "getting good" at something is the important bit. The mindset to honestly identify and confront your own weaknesses over and over again without giving up is something you'll need to do to excel in _any_ activity, APEX, CoD, Piano, sex with other people's mothers... With that mindset, you can do anything. Doesn't matter if you practice that mindset in APEX or at the drift track.
Hey how can i get my Controller sens in Aim lab?
Much requested video ty
OMG! Its damn awesome! ❤️
Your probs not going to see this but can you tell me where to find CloseFastStrafeCapsule
I'm happy aim lab has controller support for this but I wish the sensitivity settings adjusted to what they would be with controller instead of mouse sensitivity settings no matter what
Thank you so much
I LITERALLY will never have laser Machine steady hands like some ppl. simply put, I'm pre-diabetic, so my hands will naturally shake a little bit, so tracking at long distances is nigh near impossible for me.
But my medium to close tracking is superb.
I wanted to ask you about tracking, more specifically should you try to predict the enemy movement speed and track based on that or have it be entirely reaction based?
I feel like there are some adjustments to do, but if I do them, I will feel too slow or fast. I am at 1.7-1.8 in-game sens, 750 dpi with a Logitech G502. My desk's dimensions: 60cm x 100cm. I have a gaming laptop. The mousepad is the QcK+ from Steelseries. I think it's a 33cm x 44cm. Like... I have to manage between not going too high to be able to track and not going too low to avoid going off the mousepad and being able to do 180s. The margin is very thin.
To get rid of this problem, I need a larger desk, which also means a smaller bed because I have a Queen bed in a small room (330cm x 270cm).
Bro... Is the footage yours? You guys are so good that looks like aim lock
this helps thx
How can I get the closefaststrafecapsule ?
i would like to know too
Check out workshop, maybe its there
@@akres13 it is
love this video wish you guys could show how to get better with controller tho.
Can't find CloseFastStraferCapsule in the workshop. The only one that comes up is a scenario and your weapon is a lightning gun. Where can I find the one you're showing in the video? @Dazs
Also, how can I take out the gun and just keep the crosshair like you have it set in the video?
Same problem, did you find it ?
@@juliepch7206 ya just go to your settings, then Game, then under Gameplay settings, go to weapon visibility and select "hide"
Thx ! Well in fact i was talking 'bout the mission, can't find it... Did you ?
Is diamond a flex in aimlab bc ik its pretty good but is it enough to kinda brag abt
can y’all make playlist links?
This is my 5000th liked video
i'm confused should we use hipfire sens or ads sens
when it comes to FPS games. you should really look into matching the sensitivity of your ads to your hip fire as a one-to-one ratio. you can do that here (th-cam.com/video/ZpXmobf9V7A/w-d-xo.html). it really helped me. best wishes and good luck!
Isn't it better to do each at least 2-3x before switching to the next exercise, since the brain needs to dial in first?
Dazs!
Amazing! I could notice that the sensitivity of your mouse is very low, which allows to move the mouse considerably, is it? I'm going to try it because Im amateur and I've been working with a high sensitivity and I haven't had good luck.
Do I ads on these aim lab exercises
I just can't track. How do I predict the future like you guys do?
Prediction comes with time and practice. It is getting used to the movement. The reason you struggle with "prediction" is because you may not be used to the that specific mouse control. It is why these type of scenarios are helpful to put you in situations you may not always get into in game. :)
Quick tip: Normally after receiving some damage players will tend to look for cover, so when you see them move, adjust your aim to the closest route to their cover.
when i started using aim trainer i noticed that i held my breath when tracking for some reason, then i worked on controlling my breathing and that helped me alot with keeping focus and not panic spray all over.
play kovaaks voltaic fundamental routines
Nice vid. But what was the sensitivity that you used for thus video?
1.1 Sensitivity @ 800 DPI :) Was a bit slower than my normal, but wanted to showcase how one practices!
My arm hurts already
Consoles too?
How can I get the closefaststrafecapsule
you put the twitch link in the instagram section
fireeee
Even on controller this works
What weapons are used for these training scenarios ? I’m trying to make this playlist and I’m not sure what weapon is used here
Do you not ads in aim labs
my issue is my hand just jitters or stutters when I ads and shoot. Makes tracking very sloppy
I can't find the close strafe pls help
aim lab's playlist is so buggy, continuing to play next task will almost always stuck on a blank screen :/
When that happens you can hit "Enter" to replay the exercise or "T" to move on to the next one.
where is closefaststrafercapsule?
This is under scenarios created by the community. What is new on Aimlab recently is the community can make custom scenarios. This one was made by a community member. But also there is tons of custom ones being made daily.
So should I practicw my ads or my hipfire sens on aim lab?
Ads
How do i add these scenarios to my favorites
pog
Yo actually
Imagine how many people aim labs could help if they were to have a console version, that would help a vast majority of casual players on console that want to switch to pc or go pro using controller, the aim training would help people snap to enemies and help them track enemies in fights where the enemy is on kbm which they might be at a slight advantage due to having a faster reaction time and tracking. I'm not saying that they would, but if they added it to console or would help thousands of people who play fps like apex, cod or etc.
thing with aimlabs and other aim trainers, its very much for mouse, you can use controller but it dosnt help with muscle memory any where near as much as it does to your mouse and you can only get so good on controller till you cant improve
Is my DPI being at 800 and sens of 2.0 to high thats like 25cm
aim is preference , dont listen or copy what anyone else does or thinks about sens, do whatever you feel is best for you
@@subarashi5514 nothing wrong with copying others, good players often use specific settings for good reasons, and changing sens adds variety which is good mouse control practice
@@nlmtdhn9154 didn’t say anything was wrong with it , you are just limiting yourself unless you randomly get lucky with your guess. Pros choose their sens themselves based on mouse , mousepad, desk size, mouse grip, and a bunch of other factors ...... unless you are mimicking everything there’s no point
How do I stop myself from tensing my wrist when I track a target?
tense it as hard as you can until you can hold it anymore, then do the scenario. After tensing so much your muscles will naturally relax. Repeat and build muscle memory.
Can anyone tell me where is the No.8 (CloseFaststraferCapsule)?
go to workshop and type in CloseFaststraferCapsule
playlist ??
how can i find VCT modes in aimlab? im losing my mind i cant find them pls help
They also have controller support for those who play on console like me
They do? How do you get the program on PlayStation?
@@jessossenkopp you need a controller that works either with Bluetooth or USB and plug it into a pc or laptop with the game downloaded, its not on consoles but you can use controllers
TBH I played a lot FPS games since CS 1.6, it was like decades ago,
I've never seen myself good @ fps, even though I have 144fps Gsync,
no matter how much i try, I just don't get it why some streamers are good @ aiming like shroud.
rip ive just been doing strafetrack ultimate
tracking in aimlab makes my wrist shake which makes me put on more pressure, which obviously worsens my aim in apex
You could try the moving bots in the firing range or take some friends and practice
Does aim lab have controller support
Yes however pc only u can't get it on console.
barks in CONSOLE
the youtuber's name should be in the title
How to improve your tracking???.... going to kovaak
I'm need to start training sometimes I'm bot and it makes the games frustrating.
I used aim lab for a couple months but stopped using it. Why? I would practice for an hour or so every day. Then, I would jump in a game in Apex Legends. I would over shoot me targets constantly. I realized the problem was that I was practicing my aim in Aim lab without moving my character as well as not pressing mouse 1 and/or 2. Aim lab just doesn't represent in game conditions good enough to make it worth spending an hour a day practicing while I could be playing.
Remainder: DOn't change your sensitivity too often do it slowly and get a lower sensitivity in your mouse to get better accuracy also try to find your sweet spot while you're at it :)
literally nothing wrong with changing your sens often if you want to work on overall mouse control, there's a reason sens randomizer is a thing
cant do this for pad :(
basicaly: T R A C K I N G
Not gonna lie aimlab kinda helps me with the Flick shot
Why use a tiny plus-crosshair when you're training for a game that doesn't allow custom reticles? You should be adjusting the crosshair to match Apex's as much as possible. Aiming with a plus crosshair like that is twice as easy/precise. Makes no sense.
As a controller player on pc i plan to switch to mnk but i find it too hard. Ill try again and practice on Aimlabs... Ive tried before but got too frustrated getting killed by bots that i knew i could easily kill on controller lololol
Stay on it man, it definitely is harder at the start, but that is the beauty of having tools like Aim Lab. Definitely a skill set that transfers to all games even as you convert sensitivity settings also.
You can look at it this way, controller is an easier, more understandable, player friendly way of moving your character. However the skill ceiling can be much much lower due to the limitations of the technology. Mouse and key may not be as easy for sure but allows for a much higher potential for control. Nobody is good at the start. Practice and persistence are your best friends.
It will take some dedication ngl but its worth it lol
C'est pas un cheat ce programme ?
🔥🔥🔥🔥
Does this work for controller?
Unfortunately this is on pc only. If you want to improve your aim on controller I recommend grabbing a pair of KontrolFreeks
@@hprime33_ Aim lab has controller settings FYI - They are pretty indepth (Remember Aim Lab is in beta). But Aim Lab is not computer intensive and can be run on most machines. So plugging in your xbox controller to PC can easily start practicing aim lab scenarios.
@@Dazs Oh alright. I didn't know they had support for controller.
@@hprime33_ No worries, would you find a video breaking down controller stuff helpful?
@@Dazs I may look into it out of self interest but I play on mouse and key. I actually transitioned from playing on console for years. I have been focusing on aim training for about 2 years now and recently hit platinum in Apex and Voltaic benchmarks. Keep up the great content!
Tracking infuriates me :)
Make a vid like this for krunker!!
Anything for console?! 🙃
you cant improve ur aim on console until some point, beacause u guys dont have an aimlab or something
Letsgooo
Lol, i've just done one session, each of those tasks once and my wrist is shaking and hurting a little bit...like after gym training :O
there is sure a lot of work for me here...
thanks for that info! now i should be able to pass diamond finally :P
Please think about ps4 users they don't have aim trainer on ps4 i hope you read this comment 🥺
What about ps4 users 🥺🥺🥺
Using this for tf2 lol
Get a m&k got it
uh, what if I'm on console?
You can config the I'm lab
You can config the I'm lab
Use Kovaaks. Tracking giant red spheres wont help your aim in Apex, straight up. It's unrealistic. The official Apex routines in Kovaaks are way better than anything I've tried in Apex, and it doesn't take forever to load into the game and get started.
Correct
Is Aim Lab ever coming to console?
Good thing I'm on concel☹
I’m good at aim labs, but my aim in apex sucks. It makes no sense. It seems it’s easier for me to just track a lil ball than a whole ass human
This work with controller?