Improving Aim / need some ideas

[vagrant sundial]

Hey guys, I need your help. (Trying to get better in CS2)
I'm playing Aimlabs VDIM Routines for 3 Months now. To be specific I'm playing the intermediate Monday and Tuesday routines. On average I'm spending around 1h a day.
My aim is not getting "much" better. Do you have any advice?

Improving Aim / need some ideas

[stable schooner]

Can you send some VODs?

[west burrow]

@vagrant sundial play with more intensity try to beat your high score every single run if youre not pushing yourself hard enough growth wont happen.
also research how to do the aiming skills youre training in and learn how to do them correctly.
if youre trying to do them correctly and youre not improving you need to push yourself

[brazen kelp]

do some of the other playlists. although static and dynamic clicking is the main aiming of val, if you neglect other aspects of your aim you will be held back. things like reactive and smooth tracking and target switching are all very important and will help you in static too

[vagrant sundial]

Will do today.

[vagrant sundial]

thx for the answer. Sure, I try to beat my high score every run, thats the purpose of me doing the routines. I've never researched how to improve my skill in e.g. static and dynamic clicking cuz I didn't want me to focus on specific little things but build a solid ground/base first.

[vagrant sundial]

When I do the reactive and smooth tracking, my aim gets worse after routines. Can't hit ingame 🙂 I also get very annoyed by some tracking scenarios cuz my sens is very low. (800dpi 0.75 sens)

[west burrow]

yeah in the vdim google doc there are videos linked under the different aiming styles that tell you how youre supposed to train the skills id recommend watching them

[brazen kelp]

raise sense for those scenarios when you practice them. you need to be practicing on different sensitivities to train all aspects of your aim. aim is wrist + arm control. higher sense = more wrist, lower sense = more arm. if you are only training high sense you are mostly working your wrist and your arm control will never improve. vise versa for low sense.

youre running 600 edpi. this is actually a really HIGH sensitivity, not a low sensitivity. you are running around 22 cm/360. for static clicking the recommended sensitivity from most people is 40-80cm. that is around 320-300edpi, which would be 800 dpi with .37 sense.

so, basically youre likely severely lacking in your arm control because you run very HIGH sense, and never practice tracking which helps the most with your arm control.

you need to run ALL the different kinds of vdim scenarios (tracking, switching, etc) and on lower sensitivities when you train, and THEN you will start to improve again in a few weeks at a higher pace.

[vagrant sundial]

thx for the response. My sens is very low, I'm approx. at 70cm/360.

[brazen kelp]

Possibly, but if it is .75 with 800 dpi on your mouse thats actually 20-22cm.