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final prawn Aug 17, 2023, 5:08 AM

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i have recently picked up the voltaic aim training routine on aimlabs (been like a good week or two) and i’ve been feeling like my aim has gotten worse. (i’m ascendant, i used to match or team mvp every game against immortals and now i’m almost always bottom of the leaderboard). also i don’t know if it’s common for any of you, but i’ve also been feeling like i’m not sitting comfortably/i can’t see my enemies properly and my setup feels weird although i haven’t changed anything (monitor and keyboard distance, mouse grip)

warm coral Aug 17, 2023, 5:31 AM

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if u do full routine before comp, dont
do 20 min -> comp -> rest of routine

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focus on the game fundamentals

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movement, timings, comms, teamwork etc

final prawn Aug 17, 2023, 5:32 AM

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warm coral if u do full routine before comp, dont do 20 min -> comp -> rest of routine

i do like around 20-25 mins then a bit of range then like 3-4 deathmatches

warm coral Aug 17, 2023, 5:32 AM

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do 10 mins and 2 dm's then

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and see how u feel

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doing full routine can get u fatigued for comp if u do it right after

final prawn Aug 17, 2023, 5:33 AM

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okay! will do! thank you sm. do you think my ability to not focus/feeling like my setup is weird might be because of fatigue too?

warm coral Aug 17, 2023, 5:34 AM

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the thought crossed my mind but im not sure on that

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experiment
make sure to hydrate and eat well before playing

final prawn Aug 17, 2023, 5:35 AM

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alright! tysm have a nice day :))

warm coral Aug 17, 2023, 5:39 AM

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thanks u too

tulip sigil Aug 17, 2023, 9:59 AM

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final prawn i have recently picked up the voltaic aim training routine on aimlabs (been like...

I had the same problem, but I fixed mine by doing bunch of dms after my routine and also smooth aiming

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Whenever I did aimtraining it just gave me unnecessary over confidence that I'm gonna hit every shot that I neglected my crosshair placement and movement

pastel thistle Aug 17, 2023, 1:00 PM

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Aim Training when done right is relatively fatiguing, so if you do a full aim training routine and then hop onto Valorant right after, your aim will naturally be worse. It's also worth mentioning that Valorant is not an aim-heavy game, at least not normally. Your goal is always to make gunfights easier for yourself, by keeping your crosshair at head-level and focusing on the corners/walls where your enemies are most likely to peek/hold from. Aimlabs will certainly help in situations where you need to flick to or between multiple targets, but if your only goal is to improve your shots in Valorant specifically, you're better off training in deathmatch.

If you still want to train in Aimlabs, I'd recommend doing it on a day when you aren't playing Valorant, or at least after you've finished your Valorant session for the day. As far as your setup feeling weird, it could be that you're psyching yourself out. "I've been doing all this aim training and I'm just performing worse... Maybe it's because of (x) factor or (y)..." Etc. When we don't see results after doing something that we were sure was going to help, we subconsciously start blaming other things for the performance drop. Trust the process, be aware of what your strengths and weaknesses are, and make sure you still have fun. They are video games, after all, and if you put too much stock into them it will start to mess with your psyche, and you'll perform even worse.

tulip sigil Aug 17, 2023, 2:59 PM

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👍

final prawn Aug 17, 2023, 3:00 PM

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yeah that does make sense actually. i’ll just do my usual routines after my sessions then and see how to go from there. thank you lots!

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