I am really struggling with this scenario. I played 3 runs the best run was the second one. Either I overshoot or undershoot I think I am not bothering to microcorrect also my lines aren't clean.
https://youtu.be/jpxEwpcTBcQ
#Reflex flick help (static)
winter briar
hexed wasp
Hello
ill just give you some quick insights and then get over to your question
a good clicking technique is made by a flick (overflicking/underflick) and then followed by a microadjust, where you adjust your crosshair onto the target
if you wanna work on your lines in general i suggest you to play pokeball scenarios - while you're in them, try to go as slow as you possibly need to make smooth clean lines
to work on your microadjusts - play wide wall scenarios, hard flick and then force yourself to microadjust
winter briar
which in general seems to be my biggest weakness right now?
hexed wasp
which in general seems to be my biggest weakness right now?
overflicks/underflicks - not clear lines pathing - and not microadjusting properly
winter briar
overflicks/underflicks - not clear lines pathing - and not microadjusting proper...
ok so I'll keep those in mind I think I have a pokeball scenario in my static routine, I have widewall 3 targets as well I could add widewall 2 targets
hexed wasp
yea
the entire point of widewall is hard flicking
and you will miss 100% of the time
and then adjusting onto the target
thats the entire point
and pokeball is just slow as you need to make clear smooth lines, focus on not overflicking/underflicking
winter briar
the entire point of widewall is hard flicking
do you have a good widewall scenario I can use. I am not used to the scenarios on kovaaks
winter briar
the entire point of widewall is hard flicking
am I practicing the wide wall scenario correctly. My 2nd run was slightly better but not by much https://youtu.be/WjdYEr59MsI
hexed wasp
am I practicing the wide wall scenario correctly. My 2nd run was slightly better...
the whole point of widewall is that
you hard flick
you flick fast and then microadjut
adjust
while instead, in some instances, you try to make clean smooth lines to not overflick
then i can see that you decelerate and then adjust onto the target
widewall is purely hard flicks and then microadjust
all the time
winter briar
and pokeball is just slow as you need to make clear smooth lines, focus on not o...
am I playing pokeball correctly? I do some hard flicks but I don't want to be so slow that it feels like I am tracking instead of flicking? Is this fine speed (or too fast/slow) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LgjKWeg7V64
winter briar
I played pokeball a second time and did a bit better tried to focus on landing on targets but honestly got lucky from good cluster rng