If u play CSGO or any FPS, don't use this to much.

[Cpt.P1mp]

This thing is a gimmick, much like OSU !
It might be decent for begginers, but if you actually want to improve its better to use the games modded training maps if they have any.
If not, then ok u can try this, good for begginers.

But for CSGO advanced, don't use it. You can't strafe the same like in csgo, gun recoil. All you learn is some reflexes but you also need to learn the game mechanics so its better to train on the maps CSGO has to offer.

[Anatolius]

Originally posted by Cpt.Pimp:

You can't strafe the same like in csgo, gun recoil. All you learn is some reflexes but you also need to learn the game mechanics so its better to train on the maps CSGO has to offer.

That should be obvious, isn't this game called "aim lab" because it mostly trains aim?

[A&A]

it only trains reflexes and precision
but the problem is that this will break your idea of ​​the mechanics in CS GO

[PG5K]

If you play Aim Lab exclusively and expect to improve in CS:GO, sure, but if you treat this like it's supposed to be treated, as a supplement, then it works fine. It improves certain areas in a very effective way.
When it comes to movement, utility, game knowledge and everything else unique to CS:GO, that will obviously have to be learned through experience in the game itself. But if you think that there is no benefit at all in Aim Lab in terms of flicks, reflexes or precision, then I will have to disagree wholeheartedly.

[Cpt.P1mp]

Originally posted by PG5K:

If you play Aim Lab exclusively and expect to improve in CS:GO, sure, but if you treat this like it's supposed to be treated, as a supplement, then it works fine. It improves certain areas in a very effective way.
When it comes to movement, utility, game knowledge and everything else unique to CS:GO, that will obviously have to be learned through experience in the game itself. But if you think that there is no benefit at all in Aim Lab in terms of flicks, reflexes or precision, then I will have to disagree wholeheartedly.

Yeah i think there is not that much benefit when it comes to CSGO, for other games that dont offer alternatives sure.
But CS has training maps that do what aim-labs does but with the mechanics of that game in mind so it just works better. You train your flicks/speed/aim while strafing wich is how csgo is played.

I can see how this game would be fine for COD, since you can move or stand still in COD and bullets go in the same place.
I mean strafe shot and most of the flicks training on aimlab or w.e can just be done on csgo_training map2

[Gökyüzü]

You can only be able to see aim diffrence at the top of the game. Because cs:go is not a aim depending game. Yes its important but not as much as everybody toght. There are lots of aspects to talk about before aim.
If you wanna know a game that you can easly see how much Aim lab works. Play apex or titanfall, since they are not like any other waiting simulators.