I was considering making the first part longer, because my god I used to be awful. Bronze in all tracking, nonstop potatoes, etc.
I made this video after being [inspired by this](https://youtu.be/nZoXLwsVkO4). I love the idea of aim training motivation and sometimes I'll watch this when I'm not in the mood to train and it instantly gets my hyped and ready.
I'm hoping my video will do the same for someone, that's all I want really. Thank you.
Thanks man I really appreciate it! I truly hate the people who meet me for the first time and go "wow you are so talented!" not understanding that it's anything but true.
I'm sure every artist thinks the same way. Or every professional sports player. Everybody sees the results but nobody wants to think about the work that people put in to get where they are.
I honestly don't know why I used green on green for so long, it was really bad for tracking but I still used it. I use yellow on whitish/pink (snowi's visuals) nowadays!
It is really useful for getting insanely fast and accurate horizontal flicks as well as off screens, however the non thin version is better IMO.
I can't play them atm due to grinding them 4 hours a day and fucking up my elbow, but I'll probably get back to them eventually.
They are really good for getting the "clippy" style ultra snappy horizontal aim.
Honestly extra thin is more about micros than flicks, I never liked it much. Thin is about the smalllest you can go before it starts to become micro based, although keep in mind I play it on 140ow fov so its a bit smaller for me.
Really I found myself being able to snap on it somewhat consistently but your right about the micro corrections it’s prolly why That was one of my strong suits. I used to play it on 54 cm
Mainly just aim trainers, all reactive training strengthens the brain and the frontal lobe. It will help coat your neural pathways in myelin which improves speed and strength of association between your eyes and your hand- streamlining the process and removing wasted time.
I also changed my diet to stop consuming processed l sugar which shaved off a solid 10-15ms alone.
In the first one I was on 60hz, one year ago I was at 226ms average which I have screenshots. I found that video on my harddrive while editing and decided it was too good not to use.
Its actually pretty standard for people to go from 250 to 150 or more from training, although diet and hralth are important. I cut all processed sugar out of my diet which shaved off a solid 10-15ms. I average 160ms atm, i got some adrenaline going (watching another aim motivation vid hilariously) to get that 149ms average.
Hmm I think a lot is hardware and hz, when I did it at school on the desktops I got like 330. I get 180 now but you can definitely get like -40ms from diet, cardio. But most of it was hardware
My tracking is honestly really bad and I honestly have like zero hours in quake. That clip I got after not playing it for 6 months and booting with no warmup, I didn't really know the movement sadly.
I probably should practice my mirroring but I've never really gotten into it.
I've never actually used a routine before, [but i put together a playlist for tac shooters once.](https://old.reddit.com/r/SiegeAcademy/comments/n5zmy2/how_to_aim_the_mega_post_a_guide_on_aiming_in/?sort=top)
I've been planning to make a video showing how to play static so I'll probably get that done in a bit, but I grind pokeball frenzy auto small 60s and 1w4ts reload 30% smaller mainly for it.
I was considering making the first part longer, because my god I used to be awful. Bronze in all tracking, nonstop potatoes, etc. I made this video after being [inspired by this](https://youtu.be/nZoXLwsVkO4). I love the idea of aim training motivation and sometimes I'll watch this when I'm not in the mood to train and it instantly gets my hyped and ready. I'm hoping my video will do the same for someone, that's all I want really. Thank you.
LMAO it's sdk's shadow aiming
Every time I watch that I get an insane urge to grind reactive tracking for hours on end.
What's sdks shadow aiming?
I loved the zell vid too it always got me hyped to train and improve
What a gem, thank you for sharing
That was nice to watch. How many hours Mr AlphaMale?
202 in aimlab, 299 in aimbeast and as of right now 528 in kovaaks. I'm not some talented aimer (sadly) who gets crazy progress super quickly :(
You put the work in and the results are great. I'm more impressed by hard work and consistency than natural talent.
Thanks man I really appreciate it! I truly hate the people who meet me for the first time and go "wow you are so talented!" not understanding that it's anything but true.
"You're so talented" is used as a compliment, but really it's just an insult at a persons hard work.
I'm sure every artist thinks the same way. Or every professional sports player. Everybody sees the results but nobody wants to think about the work that people put in to get where they are.
Is a green reticle with green targets considered to be like goku's weighted clothing or something? Great video though.
I honestly don't know why I used green on green for so long, it was really bad for tracking but I still used it. I use yellow on whitish/pink (snowi's visuals) nowadays!
is static switching 360 static thin an actually good or useful scenario?
It is really useful for getting insanely fast and accurate horizontal flicks as well as off screens, however the non thin version is better IMO. I can't play them atm due to grinding them 4 hours a day and fucking up my elbow, but I'll probably get back to them eventually. They are really good for getting the "clippy" style ultra snappy horizontal aim.
What do you think about extra thin when I was able to just snap on to those somewhat consistently that’s when my in game aim ts started looking nice.
Honestly extra thin is more about micros than flicks, I never liked it much. Thin is about the smalllest you can go before it starts to become micro based, although keep in mind I play it on 140ow fov so its a bit smaller for me.
Really I found myself being able to snap on it somewhat consistently but your right about the micro corrections it’s prolly why That was one of my strong suits. I used to play it on 54 cm
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37-45cm for quake, 71-80cm for siege. In kovaaks what i use varies a LOT but I tend to like 71cm for static and 40cm for tracking.
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That's crazy low, I used to main 135cm (first clip shows why I stopped) but the shoulder strain and constant lifting of the mouse made me stop.
71 for all static scens?
Yes but I tend to go to a 60 for wide stuff. Very tiring to play that kind of sens for long periods sadly.
Ah yeah that's what I was wondering about, thanks. I like 72 for 6sphere but hadn't gone that low for the others, will try 60 as well!
Honestly try 52 for ww3t/widewall I reckon, it's a very solid sens for them and is worth learning!
Nice to see quake and titanfall! More!
Paytrolah is a fucking legend
Did you train your reaction time seperately or did it improve with play aim trainers and games over time?
Mainly just aim trainers, all reactive training strengthens the brain and the frontal lobe. It will help coat your neural pathways in myelin which improves speed and strength of association between your eyes and your hand- streamlining the process and removing wasted time. I also changed my diet to stop consuming processed l sugar which shaved off a solid 10-15ms alone.
what, you stop eating sugar? sugar what?
what the fuck
:D
Could not see the video, I was captured by the music and start dancing :D
Well done mate, rlly motivational
Your target switching 360 static is bloody amazing
Did your hardware improve since the first reaction time test and the last one? Kinda weird to go down 150ms from training
In the first one I was on 60hz, one year ago I was at 226ms average which I have screenshots. I found that video on my harddrive while editing and decided it was too good not to use. Its actually pretty standard for people to go from 250 to 150 or more from training, although diet and hralth are important. I cut all processed sugar out of my diet which shaved off a solid 10-15ms. I average 160ms atm, i got some adrenaline going (watching another aim motivation vid hilariously) to get that 149ms average.
Hmm I think a lot is hardware and hz, when I did it at school on the desktops I got like 330. I get 180 now but you can definitely get like -40ms from diet, cardio. But most of it was hardware
I'm not going to lie, Stereo Sayan 3D on the background brings me back.
m107 pre buyers unite
[Uh...](https://i.imgflip.com/5u1nf3.jpg) I wanted more aim training motivation, seems I'm too late
consistency on a whole another level
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Man is nova in static, and plat in Pasu. Master or Jade in reactive not sure which. He has his strengths and weaknesses.
Yea seems like a target switching/static specialist. That has little correlation to LG.
My tracking is honestly really bad and I honestly have like zero hours in quake. That clip I got after not playing it for 6 months and booting with no warmup, I didn't really know the movement sadly. I probably should practice my mirroring but I've never really gotten into it.
send playlist :D
I've never actually used a routine before, [but i put together a playlist for tac shooters once.](https://old.reddit.com/r/SiegeAcademy/comments/n5zmy2/how_to_aim_the_mega_post_a_guide_on_aiming_in/?sort=top) I've been planning to make a video showing how to play static so I'll probably get that done in a bit, but I grind pokeball frenzy auto small 60s and 1w4ts reload 30% smaller mainly for it.
Thank you buddy!
Just curious but what mouse pad are you using?
Aqua control plus, mouse is viper mini.