I need to get immortal on Val benchmark in 2 weeks. Any tips on how to do that?

[gaunt quarry]

Hi! I'm trying to get immortal on voltaic valorant benchmark. How can I do it? My plan rn it to spam tasks from the benchmark for few hrs a day. Is it ok to do?
Here's how my scores look rn - https://aimlab-stats.com/benchmarks/cootz/voltaic-val

[gaunt quarry]

I need to get immortal on Val benchmark in 2 weeks. Any tips on how to do that?

[inner zephyr]

while spamming the tasks will work if you want to develop a knack for aiming, it's better for you to focus on building the correct technique in those tasks (which you can take from high-ranked players' VODs) , instead of mindlessly grinding for scores (in order to improve at valorant)
high scores will come along with the improvement of your technique
https://app.voltaic.gg/u/lancinant

[gaunt quarry]

Ok. I searched "VT Angleshot VALORANT vod" on youtube and found this vod. For me it looks like he flicks, stops for a sec to shoot, then flicks to the next target. How do I look for technique here? Do I just try to replicate it?

[inner zephyr]

forgot to mention why it is important to focus on the technique in the first place
in one sentence, its essential in order not to develop bad aiming habits (e.g. rushing your shots, ''deathgripping'' your mouse, etc.)

[inner zephyr]

angleshot is a relatively hard task because it requires split focus on the movement (and its prediction) of many targets flying across your screen
this is something called ''movement reading'', you probably have heard it before
its a pretty hard skill for beginners and i dont think id be able to explain it as good as MattyOW himself in this video: https://youtu.be/c1bze50DFus?si=rOASLPXXDO_xIB3A
but, in short,
movement reading is when you don't have clear (as in, direct) focus on one specific target
you focus on the whole field with your peripheral vision and predict the targets' movements
this is also called soft vision where it means intentionally letting yourself go cross-eyed or defocus your vision in order to only make out just the motions of the target

[inner zephyr]

the technique behind it lies in him focusing on the whole field, as i have already said
that lets him see the movement of the second target and flick to it more efficiently
so that after hitting the first target, he wouldn't ''scan'' the field again to find the next target

it is something that takes quite a lot of practice to master, so don't be dejected if your runs would be bad at first

[gaunt quarry]

I'm starting to understand it. I know acc is horrible (but score is kinda close to what I had before, 402 <> 506) but its hard to hit the target while looking at 4 targets moving simultaneously

[inner zephyr]

i suggest you limiting the amount of targets in your focus
try focusing on the movements of 2 targets at first, until it feels almost effortless
because focusing on all four targets will be too hard for you for now
good luck