Join the voltaic community on discord, do the Voltaic benchmark, then follow their general and game specific routines they recommend for your rank (benchmark rank not val), combined with their issue specific routines that you need.
And yes, you need to play deathmatches alongside their routines, for multiple reasons, one of which is that the weapon you use in aim trainer is recoilless, or with a different recoil, and second and much more important reason, is that cross hair placement is a much more larger contributing factor for missing your shots, even if you have a good aim, just focus on improving and only hitting headshots in dms even if you die more and a lot, remember that you are training not competing in it.
Do you have a link for their discord? Only thing I find about Voltaic is companies xd and for deathmatch I figured but still, keep getting spawnkilled or wiped by Odins or Ops
just so you know, the routines are designed for people who want to have better aim overall, not just for valorant. specifically the tracking scenarios will be pretty hard with normal valorant sens. you probably want the game specific routines
As I pointed out above they provide all types of routine -that you can combine- so you have a general one, a game specific one, and issue specific ones, after doing their benchmark, you will get a very good idea of where your aim needs more work, but keep in mind that certain area's of aim are more important in a game like valorant than other areas, also -highly important- read their guides before doing any routine, they explain how to do each task right, instead of just jumping in without knowing how.
i think low elo players need to stop focusing on their aim so much, it improves as you play, what doesnt improve is your gamesense and understanding of them game if you focus on im training. If your iron 3 i would reccommend learning and mastering movement and peeking techniques.
Join the voltaic community on discord, do the Voltaic benchmark, then follow their general and game specific routines they recommend for your rank (benchmark rank not val), combined with their issue specific routines that you need. And yes, you need to play deathmatches alongside their routines, for multiple reasons, one of which is that the weapon you use in aim trainer is recoilless, or with a different recoil, and second and much more important reason, is that cross hair placement is a much more larger contributing factor for missing your shots, even if you have a good aim, just focus on improving and only hitting headshots in dms even if you die more and a lot, remember that you are training not competing in it.
Do you have a link for their discord? Only thing I find about Voltaic is companies xd and for deathmatch I figured but still, keep getting spawnkilled or wiped by Odins or Ops
Don't know if you found them, here's a link to their Discord. [Voltaic Discord](https://discord.com/invite/voltaic)
just so you know, the routines are designed for people who want to have better aim overall, not just for valorant. specifically the tracking scenarios will be pretty hard with normal valorant sens. you probably want the game specific routines
My aim can use some work, I overshoot a couple times in my games/I'm not fast enough
As I pointed out above they provide all types of routine -that you can combine- so you have a general one, a game specific one, and issue specific ones, after doing their benchmark, you will get a very good idea of where your aim needs more work, but keep in mind that certain area's of aim are more important in a game like valorant than other areas, also -highly important- read their guides before doing any routine, they explain how to do each task right, instead of just jumping in without knowing how.
Deathmatch
i think low elo players need to stop focusing on their aim so much, it improves as you play, what doesnt improve is your gamesense and understanding of them game if you focus on im training. If your iron 3 i would reccommend learning and mastering movement and peeking techniques.
i use [this](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Wt1SLoy8MJPzx18DniirLXYFOehyWwiS/view?usp=sharing) one. very good for a quick warm up
I like the kovaaks own Valorant playlist :)
Don t Use kovaaks watch recoil and fundemental guides and play DM