Overflicking

[limber coyote]

I have been about 6 months in aim training now, I can see that my tracking has clearly improved, and even my dynamic clicking has some how improved, because I always overflick on the target and since its moving, I just wait for the target to run into my crosshair (I know this is bad). However, when it comes to static clicking, i have a problem with overflicking, even with my micro adjustment (and since my main games are valorant and cs2, this is unacceptable),this leads me to readjust after micro adjusting, which takes a lot of time and and make my aim very shaky.

I use the fingertip grip, I've tried other grips, but it didn't solve the problem, my sens is 65 cm/360, i tried to change it a lot, I increased it up to 35 cm/360, but it got it worse so i returned to my main sens.

Also I want to say that this problem only happens in the tasks where the targets are kinda far from each others, while in some tasks (like VT micro 2 sphere valorant in aimlabs and 1W2Ts), where the tagets are close to each others, the problem completely disappears.

I tried the technique of intentionally underflicking then micro adjusting to the target, it works sometimes, but most of the time I end up underflicking and landing very far away from the target, which takes even more time than overflicking and adjusting.

So, any advice?

Thanks, I will do my best

[ember aurora]

@tight zodiac hey man i dont wanna create another thread so imma ask here, i got the same problem with target confirmation in cs, i play stretch so the characters move faster on the screen, i almost always start shooting before confirming my crosshair is on the target and i get tense even tho i try to stay relaxed grip as much as i can, also if i flick or do any aiming movement while im hovering shoot button with my finger its easy for me to control the mouse and stop and i target confirm better, but dont i lose reaction time because of hoovering?

cant seem to manage to figure out how to aim to be honest, been grinding aimlabs and etc but still im so shit at aiming, i mean game sense too, but aim even holds me back in lvl 6-8 faceit hard,feeling frustrated

one game i do 20frags other games i barely get like 14,if u want i can record voltaic csgo warmup vod, when steam gets back

[tight zodiac]

You don't have to hover your finger for that.

You just need to stay calmer, rush less and avoid deathgripping the mouse in any way. Hovering your finger to try to counteract that is just trying to replace an issue with a silly habit.

[tight zodiac]

More practise. And don't focus on your aim while in-game. Aiming is subconscious and not conscious, and you want to put your focus where it needs to be while gaming

[tight zodiac]

A ton of factors go into that. General inconsistency is human and you cannot account for all of that.

Not everything is related to your aim either. It can be simple mistakes in your positioning and what not. Not every game is the same. Enemies you face will either be easier or more challenging + they all behave differently.

Same in the aim trainer: one run will be good, meh, or bad. The other run after that will be the same, worse, or better. Repeat

[ember aurora]

and should i always try to anti mirror opponent when 1v1 duel?

[tight zodiac]

Mirroring and anti mirroring have both their applications, although I do not have the knowledge to be able to tell when to use what