Questions for those who spend hours aim training.

[1961]

Does it really work? Do you feel like your aim in fps games has improved cuz u used aim trainers?

Cuz I heard a lot of streamers/youtubers say that playing the game is actually what's going to improve you, not aim trainers. what y'all think about that?

Also, when you aim train for Call of duty for example, should you use your hipfire sens and fov? or should you simulate ads sens and fov when you aim train?

[ScorbasGaming]

pfff. Those same streamers who cheat and know nothing of aiming? Look at Nadia, Zlaner and co. Compare their warzone performance with MW2. night and day difference.

I ask you this? If the scenarions you play in Kovaak have npc that move faster and are smaller than your game of choise npc, which game will offer the best improvement?

Food for thought.

[1961]

Originally posted by ScorbasGaming:

pfff. Those same streamers who cheat and know nothing of aiming? Look at Nadia, Zlaner and co. Compare their warzone performance with MW2. night and day difference.

I ask you this? If the scenarions you play in Kovaak have npc that move faster and are smaller than your game of choise npc, which game will offer the best improvement.

Food for thought.

No I'm not talking about those dodgey streamers. I'm talking about legit people like Nategibson, Thegamingdefinition, Symfuhny.. etc. they all agree that playing the game is what makes you good.

but you're making a good point tho, has your aim improved as a result of training your aim? I want an answer based on real experience.

[ScorbasGaming]

Yes. It has. I am no top 100 but i improved from leaderboard 50% to leaderboard 90% and 95%. With serious sickness in between. Took me 6 months.

Start here - Voltaic KovaaKs Benchmarks - Season 4

I am working on getting to top 100.

Last night in OW2 - game with no acceleration, small hitboxes and fast speed. My worst game was 26-3 and best was 38 - 1.

[ScorbasGaming]

Also no need to spend hours.

Make it a daily training session from 30 mins to 1h or thereabouts.

[sweet]

yes, it does. but you are practicing your raw aim like flicks, tracking, precision, mouse control and stuff, not your pre-aim, map knowledge, game mechanics and etc.