DYNAMIC TASKS

[sharp jolt]

PLEASEEE

need any advice to improve upon my static valorant benchmarks tasks, VT ANGLE SHOT, AND VT WAVESHOT

[ember bone]

use a theme with brick walls to help with depth

start with tracking the bot for a bit and confirming the kill

then work on reducing the tracking time

@sharp jolt

[sharp jolt]

Thank you!!

[sharp jolt]

I do have a question btw solo, in the video for the voltaic valorant bench marks they show alot of scenarios that aren't present within the current system, ones that look like they translate well to in game, I was wondering why that Is if you knew and if in your opinion you think you've benefited from getting grandmaster on them, I've only been on it for 2 days but I'm almost master in the dynamic and static sections

[ember bone]

i do val bench to train for val

but VT ANGLE SHOT, AND VT WAVESHOT are in the aimlab benchmarks

not val

[sharp jolt]

I don't mean that, just in the video posted by voltaic it shows a bunch of scenarios in aim labs that seem like they're in the benchmarks

And those scenarios look like they translate to in game well

[ember bone]

what vid?

[sharp jolt]

https://youtu.be/LqbdvOsAJ4M?si=8YYrk929U85oZAjm

[sharp jolt]

I'm just more wondering if doing the valorant bench marks will be a better use of time over something like doing the VDIM

[ember bone]

if u only wanna get good at val then do the val bench

[sharp jolt]

I think for now with my time constraints I'll just do that considering valorant is what I want to improve at most, if I end up switching to other areas I'm already at least diamond in tracking etc so it shouldn't be the biggest deal

[sharp jolt]

love any advice for these if you have it

[ember bone]

for bounce tasks only shoot them when theyre going down

or at least try to

[sharp jolt]

What about at the peak?

I was mostly trying for that

[ember bone]

nah

going down is more predictable