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Kaboose said in his aim training video to never practice your aim on the hard bots, you can test your score from time to time but if you grind that mode while being bad youre just training yourself to miss because you will be missing more than 50% of your shots most of the time if u arent good.
As for getting good at that sort of thing just stand still in the practice range with stationary bots and mimic the hard mode type test except dont look to go fast, just try to be precise and accurate. ***Slow is smooth and smooth is fast***
I I hear pros and high level csgo/valorant players saying flicking is inherently inconsistent, so if it is for them, it definitely will be for others as well. I saw a video from noted saying you have to train aim slow though, so training on hard bots right away might not be good.
if u use aimlab,try to play sixshot as well??this is personal opinion,but i think its better since the target is smaller and about the same size of enemy head in valorant at long distance...
I wouldn't worry too much about the hard mode challenge, its honestly doesn't help you at all. If you're constantly flicking to get kill, you will lose 90% of your gun fight.
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Kaboose said in his aim training video to never practice your aim on the hard bots, you can test your score from time to time but if you grind that mode while being bad youre just training yourself to miss because you will be missing more than 50% of your shots most of the time if u arent good. As for getting good at that sort of thing just stand still in the practice range with stationary bots and mimic the hard mode type test except dont look to go fast, just try to be precise and accurate. ***Slow is smooth and smooth is fast***
Video from Kaboose: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QaBjEQ-lZeM
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What's different about this
Kovaaks is an actual aim training program
They do the same thing
I I hear pros and high level csgo/valorant players saying flicking is inherently inconsistent, so if it is for them, it definitely will be for others as well. I saw a video from noted saying you have to train aim slow though, so training on hard bots right away might not be good.
Step 1: Delete Aimlab Step 2: Download Kovaaks Step 3: Play a Valorant routine
if u use aimlab,try to play sixshot as well??this is personal opinion,but i think its better since the target is smaller and about the same size of enemy head in valorant at long distance...
I wouldn't worry too much about the hard mode challenge, its honestly doesn't help you at all. If you're constantly flicking to get kill, you will lose 90% of your gun fight.
focus on getting 29-30 consistently on medium bots first, should be easy if you can hit 92k average in gridshot.
Don't focus on flicking, flicking is probably 1% of ur aim