Overflicking

[verbal python]

Hi, I thing I have a big issue when I need to do a flick on a long distance.

I am looking for advice which scenario should I play to "repair" this somehow.

Sens: 46/360

I am also new in aim trainers (sth like 20h) so please when You explain say it like you will do this to dummy person XD
thanks

https://youtu.be/NdVcAZ2IThQ
https://youtu.be/IXb6pkR9UWs

[verbal python]

maybe that help also (i prefer kovvak over aimlab bcs my performence is worst i think )

[knotty kettle]

have you tried the vdim playlist? it has wide wall 2 targets it really helped me.

[verbal python]

@knotty kettle where i can find that playlist ?

is it that one ?

[knotty kettle]

yes

the fundamental ones are good also

also remember this since you posted sensitivity most scenarios are ment to be done at different sensitivities40-80 tracking 20-35 tracking 30-50 dynamic and switching. thought id mention this if you didnt know. it is ment to train all aspects of your aim to train your wrist and arm.

there is no perfect sens for all scenarios and you will reach a point you wont make it past if you dont change it. even matty uses different senses on different scenarios and i would consider him the god of aim mechanics. what does your intermediate tab look like have you tried it? also try not grind the benches it wont help as much as doing either fundamentals or vdim

[verbal python]

ye i know that but what i see, more playing == higher sens for basic stuff ( for me ) right now i swaped from 400 dpi to 600 dpi for all apps

[royal night]

You’re over flicking bc your flick technique is incorrect
You don’t want to flick all the way to the target, it is unrealistic and unreliable
When you flick you jolt in the direction of the next target and carry that initial momentum into a slow and controlled aim so that by the time you’re near the target it’s easy to micro adjust onto the target accurately

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/488510708238254081/1185540862738956298/190paceded-25mb.mp4?ex=65abab77&is=65993677&hm=ae53fbf603349f2327460b4e1041707137d5efb942c950abebb783860a3cb180&
Notice how I’m slowing down throughout the flick (don’t look past :40)

[grim token]

so flick is a 3 part move?

1. fast move to close to the target
2. slowdown and getting the crosshair on the target
3. click

btw the sens on your video is around 45/50 cm/360?
does slow sensitivity makes it easier to not overflick at the first part of the move?

[royal night]

Yea 3 parts
Slow sens definitely makes it easier to learn this way of flicking because you have more room to adjust your speed. I wouldn’t say overflicking, bc that can happen at any sens

In the clip I was using 110fov at 45cm

Which is like 50cm at 103fov

[grim token]

well it is a lot harder for me to do that with high sens, i cant move that little

[royal night]

Yea

For static I would say to just add like 5 or 10cm to your most comfortable sens and learn the technique

40cm was my main for everything until I recently started doing more static and practiced form
Now 45/50cm feels so much better

[grim token]

@royal night

so flicking with microadjustments is only viable in small flicks?

[royal night]

Nah, that’s kind of an outdated way of looking at static
But you are basically doing the same thing just more smoothed out

This technique is universal
You just have to adjust how much tension you put in the initial motion based on how far away the target is

[grim token]

ok, thanks!

[royal night]

Yea np