So... you weren't sure that your personal experience really told the full story on how aim training helps in-game, so you locked in and just improved more to check? The GOAT
I found that my aim improved the best when I started incorporating the other aim categories, instead of only focusing on what "made sense for the game I played". Here's an Iroh quote for absolutely no reason: "It is important to draw wisdom from many different places. If we take it from only one place, it becomes rigid and stale" - General Iroh.
THE highest quality aim improvement based videos I've ever watched. Good job viscose. Loved the edit you did towards the end with the 5 different virtical clips.
I can't tell you enough how much these breakdown vids helped me not just on my raw skills in fps game, but also in school and in life just like you've mentioned on the outro, can't thank u enough viscose!
you ever find a video that u rewatch over and over and over again? this has become that video for me. Thank you for giving me my comfort video for the next few months :)
I think the part that everyone always forgets, is that aim training improves ONLY your aim, and nothing else. Your target acquisition and reaction. But it doesn't account for multitudes of other factors: game sense and map knowledge, understanding people and their predictability within your ranks, the recoil, the recoil SPECIFICALLY. When you aim in games you mostly use a weapon that kicks up, jumping and landing might flick your crosshair up an down, you might have a breathing and sway mechanic that'll affect your aim too. Aim trainers don't help you with that. I would argue aiming in games is 80% pure aim mechanics, and the last 20% that holds most back are the in-game mechanics of whichever game you play. And, believe it or not, most of these things are transferable, recoil is somewhat universal, if you practice pure recoil control in Apex, Siege, and Valorant or CS as a collective, that skill transfers over so much you don't even realize your hand automatically controls whatever recoil you have. I have a friend who, I kid you not, sunk about 300 of his 3,000 R6S hours into pure recoil control, and when we went on the Finals when that was hot he said 'oh wow there's no recoil'. No, my guy. It's just your fucking hand.😂
This really opened my eyes about improving in fpses from aim training. I too felt like my aim had reached a point where it was good enough for all scenarios in fpses, but perhaps that's because I didn't focus on skillsets I'm weak at and my fundamentals not being perfect. This video regained some of my motivation and desire to improve my aim *for* fpses as well, there perhaps is no ceiling for this skill. Wonderfully crafted video!
out of all the aim training videos i've ever watched, this and the one before are probably the ones that taught the most. loving the new content also, how many hours did it take for you to hit your goal
@@ViscoseOCE that's a shorter amount of time then i thought lol. btw, i know it varies from person to person but, how long do you think it would take for someone to get to top 5 while also not grinding mostly benchmarks
@@ViscoseOCEWow that's depressing. It makes me feel bad I am such a slow learner. I have played on and off and have 283 hours and I am only Silver in the Kovaaks benchmarks. I did hit Gold in the Aimlabs one but those are easier. I play TacFPS and I have a close high rank friend that was Level 10 Faceit and he says I have good aim already and I am wasting my time not improving other areas like positioning and game sense. But I see high rank aimers like you and I know it could be better.
@@IsolatePlz @mcbeaver9858 mb i think i misunderstood, that was just after i set the goal haha, i have very easily 1k+ hours on aimtrainers and 10k in fps games
what you're talking about at the end is something me and all my friends who got into aim trainers also noticed, our lives generally improved overall as we became more disciplined. i looked it up, and it's something called keystone habits, or something like that.
Loved the smooth transitions and editing of this. Been waiting after seeing updates on twitter and it was well worth the wait ❤ I'm almost Gold Complete in S4 Voltaic and I have around 220 hours in Kovaaks and the consistency in game is what I have come to understand will improve when Aim training. It gives you the tools needed to maintain your aim , improve it and keep it consistent from match to match in game.
Idk how often I've already watched it but it's becoming a weekly thing now. It really motivated me to start with aimtraining and despite still being in the early stages I feel so much better about my aim and who knows how far I can push myself. Keep it up! Love watching your videos.
What some people don't realize is that once you get an underlying base of "good" aim the trainers are there to maintain it. So, the further you climb in the trainer the stronger your base is. The rest is up to the player to translate it over into whatever game they're playing, and you showed that perfectly in your video.
I don't usually watch random people's video like this, but I found yours very interesting and well made. The editing, the clips behind, the examples made all of this great and very interesting! I personally loved it and found some interesting points on what you said to summarize all of it.
I am not commenting at all nor press the like button on videos. But since I spend the past few month with exactly this, I just have to say wow. This was such a nice video. Wish you best of the luck for the future. Again thanks very much!
WOW, what an amazing video. Entertaining, informative and inspiring. Keep it up. I started playing on kbm for the first time January 2023 and have played kovaaks daily since then. Almost 600 hrs later im master complete and just hit my first grandmaster score. Love the grind and hope to reach your level of success in the future.
GOATcose dropping another banger on our foreheads. That section around 6-8 minutes where you're letting your skill speak for itself *chefs kiss*. Sports are a great comparison here because elite talents like Messi, Curry, Djokovic, and Serena aren't elite because they played more. Through tedious drills, they built wicked consistency, then they integrated that raw skill through scrims and low-stakes games. Thank you for taking the time to do this because it shows how people can utilize aimtrainers to skyrocket their level.
i've reached a pretty high rank in most games without an aim trainer bc i've always been lazy, but this video really has motivated me to pick up some aim training and see how far i can go with my raw aim. Nice editing btw :3
Really enjoying your take on the art of aiming, and I think it would be interesting to hear your opinion on config tweakers, optimizers, and hardware enthusiasts, and their effects on overall player performance.
personally im running a stock win11, ive tried optimised os' in the past but win11 feels pretty good to me now. As for anything deeper into the topic, I don't rly know enough to comment sry. I just kinda see it as a money vs time tradeoff, spend more money or spend more time to improve ur performance
Exactly, most people fail to realize that raw aim is such a small factor in what "aim" means in a video game. Even movement that has little to do with the mouse has a tremendous effect on "aim". Mastering the game is more than knowing what the mechanics and maps are.
This was so well put together, it’s nice to have a concrete example that as long as you’re training the correct elements of your aim for the game at hand you will still improve, even if you’re on the extreme end of the spectrum in terms of skill. Awesome job on the editing and pacing btw
I see this so much in Valorant, people will hit Masters or GM in static and the vox scens and think their mechanics are "good enough" and that they'll never have to touch an aim trainer again. That's like me hitting 400lb pb benchpress in the gym and then quitting weightlifting thinking that I'll be able to continue to bench 400 and reap those health benefits for the rest of my life, it's a nonsensical way to think. And I also see other people not wanting to train tracking at all because "Valorant doesn't need it" or whatever and then turn around and gush over demon1 aim clips, not knowing how tracking-intensive UT4 was. I'm glad that these misconceptions around aim trainers are starting to become undone, even if there still is a long way to go before they're completely undone.
This is going to blow up, one of the best videos demonstrating how aim trainers show impact in games. Saw the muscle memory video recently and already followed up with something like this??! Amazing vid, keep it up, with dedication like this you’ll likely end up in a eSports roster if you ever wish for it. Cheers to your success.
ive tried competing in the past actually! wasnt for me though haha, as an aussie the travel times were painful :(( appreciate the kind words though, it really does mean a lot
I also had joined Voltaic in 2020 (however I’m nowhere near as good as you now). This video alone has given me motivation to grind the benchmarks once again.
Man I have to say. You are talented. I've been following you for a while now. I kept on aim training because of you and tried to implement any tips you gave me. I appreciate it. Your dedication truely amazes till this day and I've been inspired by you so much. I didn't expect you to be so charismatic and lay out the information into videos so well, it's simple and super great to understand. Thanks for everything, I hope you have a nice day much lovee 😎🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻
Amazing Vis, my new favourite aim video! Really outdone yourself for this one. I had been stuck on Jade for a year for similar reasons but since watching your stuff I've been able to push myself to masters complete. And watching this makes me really happy to know that the sky is the limit (I really resonated with your closing thoughts). Keep up the grind in whatever you do next, you're doing a wonderful job.
Great vid! I also had peoples say, that the biggest benefits are AFTER getting Master. And i believed it, and it is what keeps me grinding. Your theory seems to back that up, just way more specific.
I love this video, I have 465 hrs in aim training and feel a lot of the things Viscose went though on their journey. I'm currently diamond in voltaic season 4 for kovaaks and feel like I haven't been improving as my scores have been around platnium for a long time and even now my scores aren't consistently hitting diamond if at all but I'm hoping maybe some of the things talked about in this video will help. thank you for this video
This was a beautiful video and I felt like I needed this , I’m currently on plat complete on voltaic benchmarks and am climbing fast, your video inspired me a lot to get the best aim I possibly can achieve. Thanks🙏💯
Amazing videos recently. I have watched so much fps/aim content and it barely happens now to watch something and be amazed of the new things I learn. Your content has fresh angles and inspires to grind, keep it up!
What a great video! It randomly popped up on my feed, but the way you presented your experience with aim trainers / translation of aim training to fps games was one of the best videos I've seen in years. Looking forward to more of your insights in future videos 💪
I believe the thing that makes you wonder why you improved going back and forth, can be explained the same way you would train in sports. As gaming can be something to train for, with anything, there are basics you have to learn, and just because you learn them, it does not mean you stop practicing them. You always practice your basics, that is why when you went back and forth, you noticed a difference because you were going over them again. The same is done in weight lifting, you always practice good form.
i absolutely adore the way you explained your progression, something about it just clicks well in my brain. the video definitely inspired me to get more into aim training. i have some questions though! ^^ 1. at what age did you start aim training and do you think age affects how quickly you improve? 2. is it better to start off specializing in one aiming style over another, or to try improving every benchmark? 3. do you find mouse grip to be important? if so, what would be some general advice to maintain good mouse grip or ergonomics? 4. do you think just aim training is more impactful than just playing a variety of different fps games? i'm interested to know what you think about these :D
I feel like having average aim is better than having above average aim as long as you have game sense to compensate. Expecting where people are, or setting yourself up will always be faster than just reacting and hoping your aim is good enough.
Great video! From my experience I FFA deathmatch to warm up for CS2 but my headshot percentage and overall stats are worse when I hop into ranked bomb defusal. It's because there's no pressure or stakes when it comes to FFA DM so I am very calm and can focus on shooting. In-game there are so many factors like timers, screaming teammates, etc. I don't use aim-trainers but it's for certain when you use those the targets often don't shoot back haha.
I was 20 hours in and just placed platinum on the benchmarks. I placed iron on the benchmarks 20 hours in and 400 hours later I can’t place gold complete. That's talent right there.
Never once met a player who had a high in kovakks or aim labs be better or have better aim than me in game I think just playing the game and testing out sensitivities after finding a comfy DPI is the quickest way to find good aim.
Vsauce really out here getting top 10 *just to check if it helps* wtf "Does being #1 radiant in Valorant mean I'll be good in Apex? To answer this question I quickly grinded to #1..." vibes
What are all of your game rank peaks? Also curious to know the progression from main game to main game and how you think it might have affected your aim development.
I agree with this video a lot, I have 146.6 hours in kovaaks aim trainer and it’s helped me a lot in my raw aim but I feel like you should emphasize more on how kovaaks is to get familiarized with FPS games rather than becoming pro at an FPS game. Me personally kovaaks helped me get better at games like Ultrakill but after I stopped using kovaaks and focused only on Ultrakill it improved my aim so much better, and I got to top 200 on the leaderboard after I stopped using kovaaks, of course experiences are subjective but kovaaks shouldn’t be used to be going pro in a game it should be used to familiarize yourself in your raw aim
There's another big factor that has come up in the recent years on the value of time spent on Aim trainers. The Aim Assist in a lot games has become so incredibly strong that nio matter how good you are at aiming you will not be able to outperform the near aim bot levels of Controller AIm assist in some games. I ve had a lot friends just ask: why they should bother getting good at MnK, spending hundreds of hours to then lose to a controller player who s been playing for 20 hours
Great video, honestly made me realize that if I want to switch to mnk I do have to commit much more to it than me getting carried by AA 😂. I am curious how it affected your ranked experience, as I had a friend who had insane aim, but poor game sense and it really showed, and would like to see just how far raw aim can push those boundaries.
The issue with some people is that, sometimes they focus so hard on practicing their aim they end up just tunnel visioning on one part instead of like how you workout, doing a “set” kinda like how you do repetitive rounds like 5-10 then switch to a different type of aiming(this is just my take thou)
you are so good vsauce
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Where are your fingers?
Or is it ?
So... you weren't sure that your personal experience really told the full story on how aim training helps in-game, so you locked in and just improved more to check? The GOAT
I found that my aim improved the best when I started incorporating the other aim categories, instead of only focusing on what "made sense for the game I played". Here's an Iroh quote for absolutely no reason:
"It is important to draw wisdom from many different places. If we take it from only one place, it becomes rigid and stale" - General Iroh.
thats what i mean by developing fundamentals! its important to stay well rounded while pushing your peaks
I prefer "Uncle Iroh"
@@hotmatrixx I'm sure he would too.
Tenz is the avatar
@@mrtoast244 true XD
The editing in this video is sooooo good. Holy shit.
THE highest quality aim improvement based videos I've ever watched. Good job viscose. Loved the edit you did towards the end with the 5 different virtical clips.
thank u sm
@@ViscoseOCE If your not watching all the way thought on a viscose upload, what are you doing honestly.
I can't tell you enough how much these breakdown vids helped me not just on my raw skills in fps game, but also in school and in life just like you've mentioned on the outro, can't thank u enough viscose!
probably one of the best videos I've ever watched about aim trainers, you're one of the few who keep me from giving up on aimtrainers
How many aimbot allegations do you get
you ever find a video that u rewatch over and over and over again? this has become that video for me. Thank you for giving me my comfort video for the next few months :)
This motivated me to get back into actually putting in the effort in any game I play and to push my aim as far as I can. Thank you so much!!
Another amazing video! This was incredible. 10/10 story telling, editing, footage selection. Fantastic job!
rly rly good video!!
New vid anytime soon?
HI pinguefy!!
@@freyahWF hi!
ty bestie
pinguefy
you are literally the best youtuber for aim training and aim improvement related video! and also my fav youtuber
i love that everyones commenting on the quality of your videos the way i did a few weeks ago when i first discovered this channel
I think the part that everyone always forgets, is that aim training improves ONLY your aim, and nothing else. Your target acquisition and reaction. But it doesn't account for multitudes of other factors: game sense and map knowledge, understanding people and their predictability within your ranks, the recoil, the recoil SPECIFICALLY. When you aim in games you mostly use a weapon that kicks up, jumping and landing might flick your crosshair up an down, you might have a breathing and sway mechanic that'll affect your aim too. Aim trainers don't help you with that. I would argue aiming in games is 80% pure aim mechanics, and the last 20% that holds most back are the in-game mechanics of whichever game you play. And, believe it or not, most of these things are transferable, recoil is somewhat universal, if you practice pure recoil control in Apex, Siege, and Valorant or CS as a collective, that skill transfers over so much you don't even realize your hand automatically controls whatever recoil you have.
I have a friend who, I kid you not, sunk about 300 of his 3,000 R6S hours into pure recoil control, and when we went on the Finals when that was hot he said 'oh wow there's no recoil'. No, my guy. It's just your fucking hand.😂
i miss csgo so much seeing this clips makes me want to cry
This really opened my eyes about improving in fpses from aim training. I too felt like my aim had reached a point where it was good enough for all scenarios in fpses, but perhaps that's because I didn't focus on skillsets I'm weak at and my fundamentals not being perfect. This video regained some of my motivation and desire to improve my aim *for* fpses as well, there perhaps is no ceiling for this skill. Wonderfully crafted video!
@@ViscoseOCEThanks!
Banger video, such an interesting watch whilst being entertaining. Your rate of improvement is crazy btw
I know that you heard this currently, but, let me repeat it again. your content is AWESOME!!! thanks for your work and love with these videos
out of all the aim training videos i've ever watched, this and the one before are probably the ones that taught the most. loving the new content also, how many hours did it take for you to hit your goal
thank u
@@ViscoseOCE that's a shorter amount of time then i thought lol. btw, i know it varies from person to person but, how long do you think it would take for someone to get to top 5 while also not grinding mostly benchmarks
@@ViscoseOCEWow that's depressing. It makes me feel bad I am such a slow learner. I have played on and off and have 283 hours and I am only Silver in the Kovaaks benchmarks. I did hit Gold in the Aimlabs one but those are easier.
I play TacFPS and I have a close high rank friend that was Level 10 Faceit and he says I have good aim already and I am wasting my time not improving other areas like positioning and game sense. But I see high rank aimers like you and I know it could be better.
@@IsolatePlz @mcbeaver9858
mb i think i misunderstood, that was just after i set the goal haha, i have very easily 1k+ hours on aimtrainers and 10k in fps games
what you're talking about at the end is something me and all my friends who got into aim trainers also noticed, our lives generally improved overall as we became more disciplined. i looked it up, and it's something called keystone habits, or something like that.
Loved the smooth transitions and editing of this. Been waiting after seeing updates on twitter and it was well worth the wait ❤
I'm almost Gold Complete in S4 Voltaic and I have around 220 hours in Kovaaks and the consistency in game is what I have come to understand will improve when Aim training. It gives you the tools needed to maintain your aim , improve it and keep it consistent from match to match in game.
you're on a run with these videos! quality of production is really great! nice work and thank you for giving us this content
I never knew how interesting this was until I watched you explain all this stuff in such an engaging way.
Well, you motivated me to pick up aim trainer again, thank you! And great videos and points !
Idk how often I've already watched it but it's becoming a weekly thing now. It really motivated me to start with aimtraining and despite still being in the early stages I feel so much better about my aim and who knows how far I can push myself. Keep it up! Love watching your videos.
aww im flattered, thank u so much and best of luck with your aimtraining!
@@ViscoseOCE Thank you!!! ^_^
What some people don't realize is that once you get an underlying base of "good" aim the trainers are there to maintain it. So, the further you climb in the trainer the stronger your base is. The rest is up to the player to translate it over into whatever game they're playing, and you showed that perfectly in your video.
I don't usually watch random people's video like this, but I found yours very interesting and well made. The editing, the clips behind, the examples made all of this great and very interesting! I personally loved it and found some interesting points on what you said to summarize all of it.
Babe wakeup Viscose uploaded
I am not commenting at all nor press the like button on videos.
But since I spend the past few month with exactly this, I just have to say wow.
This was such a nice video. Wish you best of the luck for the future. Again thanks very much!
WOW, what an amazing video. Entertaining, informative and inspiring. Keep it up. I started playing on kbm for the first time January 2023 and have played kovaaks daily since then. Almost 600 hrs later im master complete and just hit my first grandmaster score. Love the grind and hope to reach your level of success in the future.
Such a well-made and informative video. Will definitely be sinking some more hours into aimtrainers after watching this
GOATcose dropping another banger on our foreheads. That section around 6-8 minutes where you're letting your skill speak for itself *chefs kiss*. Sports are a great comparison here because elite talents like Messi, Curry, Djokovic, and Serena aren't elite because they played more. Through tedious drills, they built wicked consistency, then they integrated that raw skill through scrims and low-stakes games. Thank you for taking the time to do this because it shows how people can utilize aimtrainers to skyrocket their level.
Wow the finals clips you included in the video were so satisfying thank you.
love the storytelling approach to this video, its so well done
Wow, this might've been the best video on this whole subject I've seen. Great perspective, effort and congrats on your achievements. Ty for this.
The quality of the video and dedication is on another level, WOW.
i've reached a pretty high rank in most games without an aim trainer bc i've always been lazy, but this video really has motivated me to pick up some aim training and see how far i can go with my raw aim. Nice editing btw :3
Really enjoying your take on the art of aiming, and I think it would be interesting to hear your opinion on config tweakers, optimizers, and hardware enthusiasts, and their effects on overall player performance.
personally im running a stock win11, ive tried optimised os' in the past but win11 feels pretty good to me now. As for anything deeper into the topic, I don't rly know enough to comment sry. I just kinda see it as a money vs time tradeoff, spend more money or spend more time to improve ur performance
@@ViscoseOCE Yeah, pretty much.
This channel is disgustingly underrated, just subbed love your content
Exactly, most people fail to realize that raw aim is such a small factor in what "aim" means in a video game. Even movement that has little to do with the mouse has a tremendous effect on "aim".
Mastering the game is more than knowing what the mechanics and maps are.
I appreciate you showing examples of ingame footage after showing the aim training scenarios. Well done, really well made video.
The attention, the detail, and evidence is no surprised your not at a mil subs yets
This was so well put together, it’s nice to have a concrete example that as long as you’re training the correct elements of your aim for the game at hand you will still improve, even if you’re on the extreme end of the spectrum in terms of skill. Awesome job on the editing and pacing btw
I see this so much in Valorant, people will hit Masters or GM in static and the vox scens and think their mechanics are "good enough" and that they'll never have to touch an aim trainer again. That's like me hitting 400lb pb benchpress in the gym and then quitting weightlifting thinking that I'll be able to continue to bench 400 and reap those health benefits for the rest of my life, it's a nonsensical way to think. And I also see other people not wanting to train tracking at all because "Valorant doesn't need it" or whatever and then turn around and gush over demon1 aim clips, not knowing how tracking-intensive UT4 was. I'm glad that these misconceptions around aim trainers are starting to become undone, even if there still is a long way to go before they're completely undone.
I was planning on making a vid abt that specifically actually! i feel soo many val players sleep on tracking haha, very good insight c:
This is by far one of the best videos ive ever came across. Thank you so much
This is going to blow up, one of the best videos demonstrating how aim trainers show impact in games. Saw the muscle memory video recently and already followed up with something like this??!
Amazing vid, keep it up, with dedication like this you’ll likely end up in a eSports roster if you ever wish for it. Cheers to your success.
ive tried competing in the past actually! wasnt for me though haha, as an aussie the travel times were painful :((
appreciate the kind words though, it really does mean a lot
I also had joined Voltaic in 2020 (however I’m nowhere near as good as you now). This video alone has given me motivation to grind the benchmarks once again.
Thank you, you have inspired me to try 'get gud' again in FPS games again.
vsauce never dissappoints us with quality content :)
What a perspective. Great insightful answers about aim training and its transition to the actual games. Great content!
watching you aim is so satisfying and i hope i can reach that point aswell
Amazing video! Really liked the storyboarding of it and how easy it was to watch and understand. Also congrats on being the GOAT
Man I have to say. You are talented. I've been following you for a while now. I kept on aim training because of you and tried to implement any tips you gave me. I appreciate it. Your dedication truely amazes till this day and I've been inspired by you so much. I didn't expect you to be so charismatic and lay out the information into videos so well, it's simple and super great to understand. Thanks for everything, I hope you have a nice day much lovee 😎🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻
Amazing Vis, my new favourite aim video! Really outdone yourself for this one. I had been stuck on Jade for a year for similar reasons but since watching your stuff I've been able to push myself to masters complete. And watching this makes me really happy to know that the sky is the limit (I really resonated with your closing thoughts). Keep up the grind in whatever you do next, you're doing a wonderful job.
thank u so much and gl with master complete c:
Great vid! I also had peoples say, that the biggest benefits are AFTER getting Master. And i believed it, and it is what keeps me grinding. Your theory seems to back that up, just way more specific.
there is so much good info in this video, and the execution of the editing is really nice. great video, viscose!!
I love this video, I have 465 hrs in aim training and feel a lot of the things Viscose went though on their journey. I'm currently diamond in voltaic season 4 for kovaaks and feel like I haven't been improving as my scores have been around platnium for a long time and even now my scores aren't consistently hitting diamond if at all but I'm hoping maybe some of the things talked about in this video will help.
thank you for this video
This was a beautiful video and I felt like I needed this , I’m currently on plat complete on voltaic benchmarks and am climbing fast, your video inspired me a lot to get the best aim I possibly can achieve. Thanks🙏💯
What a great vid! Glad I got recommend it. Lots of great info, full of determination and raw skill. Awesome
Amazing videos recently. I have watched so much fps/aim content and it barely happens now to watch something and be amazed of the new things I learn. Your content has fresh angles and inspires to grind, keep it up!
I’ve personally never used an aim trainer but this video goes hard
Thanks for the video, it was quite enjoyable and helpful. The effort put into both the footage and overall video is quite evident
viscose your such an idol istg this video quality editing concept flow everything is perfect underrated asf
I watched this for aim advice but left with life advice.
Amazing video Viscose!
The clips transitioning between aim trainer and real game footage was done really well. Amazing editing! 6:10
What a great video! It randomly popped up on my feed, but the way you presented your experience with aim trainers / translation of aim training to fps games was one of the best videos I've seen in years. Looking forward to more of your insights in future videos 💪
Love the inclusion of synthwave in your video, Voyage is the goat❤️
I believe the thing that makes you wonder why you improved going back and forth, can be explained the same way you would train in sports. As gaming can be something to train for, with anything, there are basics you have to learn, and just because you learn them, it does not mean you stop practicing them. You always practice your basics, that is why when you went back and forth, you noticed a difference because you were going over them again. The same is done in weight lifting, you always practice good form.
Your tracking in game is actually fuckin insane. my tracking has always been poor & this made me want to work on it
i absolutely adore the way you explained your progression, something about it just clicks well in my brain. the video definitely inspired me to get more into aim training. i have some questions though! ^^
1. at what age did you start aim training and do you think age affects how quickly you improve?
2. is it better to start off specializing in one aiming style over another, or to try improving every benchmark?
3. do you find mouse grip to be important? if so, what would be some general advice to maintain good mouse grip or ergonomics?
4. do you think just aim training is more impactful than just playing a variety of different fps games?
i'm interested to know what you think about these :D
I feel like having average aim is better than having above average aim as long as you have game sense to compensate. Expecting where people are, or setting yourself up will always be faster than just reacting and hoping your aim is good enough.
Can you upload a kovvaks list of of your go to practice scenarios? Also, you 10/10 video.
5:20 what was that spray transfer holy moly!
Great video! From my experience I FFA deathmatch to warm up for CS2 but my headshot percentage and overall stats are worse when I hop into ranked bomb defusal. It's because there's no pressure or stakes when it comes to FFA DM so I am very calm and can focus on shooting. In-game there are so many factors like timers, screaming teammates, etc. I don't use aim-trainers but it's for certain when you use those the targets often don't shoot back haha.
Congratulations on #10 in the world for aim trainers! Content is second to none on the subject alone. All the best to your future goals!
I was 20 hours in and just placed platinum on the benchmarks.
I placed iron on the benchmarks 20 hours in and 400 hours later I can’t place gold complete.
That's talent right there.
great vid. ur editing and storytelling will take you far
Fucking BANGER of a video vis! I loved your points and thw editing was great!! Massive congrats!!❤
ty lg
that tracking in the finals was nasty omg
been following your content for some time now but this is such a well made video! also motivated me to get back into training again myself haha
Never once met a player who had a high in kovakks or aim labs be better or have better aim than me in game I think just playing the game and testing out sensitivities after finding a comfy DPI is the quickest way to find good aim.
another amazing video, all the extra work you did for it really shows :)
this video is proper good, u remember me of pinguefy why so ever but probably bcs ur inspiring me so thank u inside and the game
Problem typically people train wrong and get confused. But if you focus on your consistency instead of peak....
Wonderful video. Remember when you were first coming up back in the day. Really great work
Vsauce really out here getting top 10 *just to check if it helps* wtf
"Does being #1 radiant in Valorant mean I'll be good in Apex? To answer this question I quickly grinded to #1..." vibes
What are all of your game rank peaks? Also curious to know the progression from main game to main game and how you think it might have affected your aim development.
I agree with this video a lot, I have 146.6 hours in kovaaks aim trainer and it’s helped me a lot in my raw aim but I feel like you should emphasize more on how kovaaks is to get familiarized with FPS games rather than becoming pro at an FPS game. Me personally kovaaks helped me get better at games like Ultrakill but after I stopped using kovaaks and focused only on Ultrakill it improved my aim so much better, and I got to top 200 on the leaderboard after I stopped using kovaaks, of course experiences are subjective but kovaaks shouldn’t be used to be going pro in a game it should be used to familiarize yourself in your raw aim
There's another big factor that has come up in the recent years on the value of time spent on Aim trainers. The Aim Assist in a lot games has become so incredibly strong that nio matter how good you are at aiming you will not be able to outperform the near aim bot levels of Controller AIm assist in some games. I ve had a lot friends just ask: why they should bother getting good at MnK, spending hundreds of hours to then lose to a controller player who s been playing for 20 hours
Bro ive been waiting for this video ever since you announced it man! This one gonna be good
1:05 back when voltaic was called "sparky" hehe
thank you, now i can just send this to people instead of explaining why it works.
Nice, now I can just link this video when tiktok bots are being dense in my comments instead of trying to reason with them LOL. Great stuff as always
people who dont aim train will never know how good u really are
amazing video, my biggest inspiration ❤️
Great video, honestly made me realize that if I want to switch to mnk I do have to commit much more to it than me getting carried by AA 😂.
I am curious how it affected your ranked experience, as I had a friend who had insane aim, but poor game sense and it really showed, and would like to see just how far raw aim can push those boundaries.
very satisfying to see your progress throughout the video and how ur aim transferred from different scenarios to in-game
The issue with some people is that, sometimes they focus so hard on practicing their aim they end up just tunnel visioning on one part instead of like how you workout, doing a “set” kinda like how you do repetitive rounds like 5-10 then switch to a different type of aiming(this is just my take thou)
Really good stuff for all aspect of this video, the aim of this video is train too no?? really good! we waiting for another video with Pinguefy !