steel harness
Hi, Im new to Aim training. Currently Plat 1 on benchmarks and struggling with Tracking in general and movement is what i believe to be an issue. i just seem to loose the target and cannot seem to respond. or have a delayed reaction.
Additionally potentially due to lack of smoothness in my general aim. responding with over compensating to follow the targets.
deft aspen
Hi, Im new to Aim training. Currently Plat 1 on benchmarks and struggling with T...
hey, what sens r u playing on? because it looks like u have to try really hard to adapt your motions to the ones of the target and therefore chase the target rather than track it (if this makes sense to your)
steel harness
hey, what sens r u playing on? because it looks like u have to try really hard t...
Quake/source : 1.5913
DPI : 600
deft aspen
Quake/source : 1.5913
DPI : 600
okay your sens is actually in a pretty sweet spot.
then its probably your technique i mentioned.
what muscle groupes r you using to aim? (fingers, wrist, arm)
steel harness
wrist i feel mostly
deft aspen
only in kovaaks or in general? because it is best to use all in different situations.
if you only use one, it kind of gets worn out and your accuracy decreases
steel harness
i use all three dpending on the scenario. i feel like for small movements i use fingers then for general i use wrist then bigger movements i use arm. so i use all 3 but for this scenario i use wrist
deft aspen
for this scenario, you seem to kind of flick onto the target every time it changes directions
instead of doing this, try to smooth your style a bit and rather than flicking onto every change of motion try to use your muscles to slow down and change direction. (not a harsh flick which costs time and a lot of tension in your wrist, a more smooth approach to save tension to react)
steel harness
Okay so smoothness over flicking. This is also for when they change direction
deft aspen
yeah i thnik u do to many single motions instad of smooth longer motions which is often better for tracking scenarios
at least i think this is the right approach for tracking from what i saw
steel harness
Okay thank you for the advice I’ll give it a go.
deft aspen
maybe someone other has advice too and maybe an other approach on this topic