Am I that bad?

[Arpente Reves]

I know that I'm far from being exceptionnaly good, but my results are always somewhere at 20/30 percents and that seem incredibly low. I might be somewhere at average for FPS games, are trainings supposed to be that much of a super high level?

[JazzE]

Don't worry about it! I've seen lots of people on here with similar questions. The devs have said that the numbers are still a work in progress. Also many of the players using Aim Labs are CS:GO and other competitive FPS players that have spent thousands of hours perfecting their aim. It doesn't mean that you are bad just that the skill ceiling is very high. Properly configure your settings and keep working at it and i'm sure you'll improve.

[Arpente Reves]

Uh alright
Having different skill levels in the game would be great. I know that I'm average, but it's a bit demoralizing when I think I did good, but the results are kind of low

[Kermit]

Try not to judge yourself based on the global average - Judge yourself relative to your own performance.


You can use the Task data section (Profile -> Task data) to get an idea of your performance over time in certain tasks, aswell as getting an idea of your average score, your minimum and your maximum

[Chaosthejoker]

your results will vary depending on what task you are doing for example micro shot im getting 85-90% accuracy, strafe tracking 50-60%, then the new sphere tracking i started at like 20-25% but after a few replays im getting 35%. so dont be too hard on yourself just practice practice practice and you will start seeing improvements

another thing is to adjust your mouse settings to something you are comfortable with or improve with if you adjust to higher settings, also you need to remember that this is still being developed so the results you are getting might not be accurate to how good you are and you dont really improve on anything if it is easy :D

[Arpente Reves]

I guess I'll wait a bit, but so far this look really promising