#VT Pasu Novice S5

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past hamlet
willow palm
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2 main things i notice while watching and think will massively help at the moment:
1: smoothen out your approach to the task by playing some precision (like some suavetrack novice, smoothbot variants) and/or control tracking (cloverrawcontrol easy/jumbo, controlsphere, or even controlTS), because there is very visible shakiness. unsure of if you're overly tensing or gripping your mouse, but jitteriness will cause more difficulty to land on the target accurately. you can see that in my own vod here, that whenever i get shaky - missing is more than likely the outcome

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then 2. understand the bot pattern more. like watch a vod of someone playing it, or just let the task run and just look at the targets. taking a brief moment to read it before going for your shot is better than just rushing it in my opinion

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one extra thing that ties in w/ #1: control tracking can help you have smoother micros back onto target as well. after that, you can practice the stuff ive mentioned in like vt pasu novice speed or vt pasu entry to make sure you've nailed it down before returning to the real thing

past hamlet
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Thanks for the detailed answer, for some reason i find smoothness easier on tracking scenarios whereas in dynamic clicking i just start overly tensing causing me to shake alot, but i do have essential tremor which makes managing my tension a bit harder, since even a tiny bit of extra tension can make me shake like crazy. I am currently doing the precise and smoothness weakness routine, but i havent thought about trying out control tracking, ill definitely try it out.