I'm sure you're suppose to flick to the target with a initial flick and micro correct onto the target (similar to static). If this is incorrect please correct me. Also I would like tips from my VOD
#Need someone to correct my fundamentals for Pasu
plain delta
rough rose
@warped ore
rough rose
why must you do this
help him man
warped ore
help him man
Is linking zeph pasu too far 
warped ore
Kiwi yaps
You need to try land closer with your flicks, You are always chasing dots instead of trying to lead shots or flick to where they will be rather than where they were. Your pathing is also weird you'll go from one dot that has another close by miss then flick across screen but there is closer target/clusters nearby or simply just flick away from a dot that has another one closer
You also seem to use too much tension or not enough? you need to try be more "floaty" with your aim/ more fluid
this the goat https://streamable.com/noy7wr try watch this and see if you can implement anything from his run
or watch mattyow how to pasu
https://youtu.be/c1bze50DFus?si=lQi4KXbtpaTB21eq
@rough rose how I do 
rough rose
nice
warped ore
nice
I saw his % scores and know he not Clueless + he playing variants so he should be able to implement some things zeph did in his run and should be able to see the differences
plain delta
Thanks! I fell asleep so I couldn't respond. Will be using this when I get home
plain delta
https://youtu.be/sbJWdjUQj60 is this any better? Forgot to turn mic off, excuse the random desk smashing in the vod lmao
@ebon plank
ebon plank
You need to watch this scenario run without shooting at dots
These bots very reliably strafe moments after spawning
You continually choose to make direct shot attempts on fresh bots but lack the reflex flick tech pace needed and you just miss a lot because it inevitably strafes
Don’t directly path to fresh bots unless they spawn in your face or your flick tech improves
Aka have a sense of urgency
What you want to do is wait for the targets to strafe, then kill one
This starts to stagger the spawn rate
After staggering them evenly, you get a fresh supply bots that spawn and then strafe
Which means done well you get to chase bots that largely don’t evade us.
Harder difficulties shorten this window but it remains true forever
Your understanding of this scenario is getting in the way of your mechanics letting you score well
Here is an older master run from me
Pace is very comfortable and I prioritize being very smooth and good risk management when it comes to directly passing towards versus lingering on Target in preparation for a strafe
Watch with the perspective of stealing decision-making on when to lead versus When to loiter when it comes to Target selection
plain delta
watching rn
Ok, I see that you’re a lot smoother than me. You also seem to have better accuracy, probably from not shooting bots while they’re strafing, but instead waiting until they’ve already strafed and are easier to hit. So, to simplify what you’re saying: basically wait until the bot strafes, then shoot. Also, don’t focus too much on freshly spawned bots since they’ll strafe right away and throw off my shot. One question though — does spending more time playing Pasu help develop my flick-tech so I can eventually start killing fresh bots when they spawn near me
ebon plank
Not really; if you wanna get better at that, I recommend you play reflex scenarios
The big thing I want you to understand is that a large chunk of your targets you will be able to directly cut off where they are going and treat them like they are a fully linear target
While you are traveling to them, they may elect to strafe on you
If they stray early in your glide, you micro immediately and secure with a reflex micro
If they strafe you at the last second, when you go to confirm, you take the loss and move on
Whenever you go to click a target and it shakes you, take that as a #DATA point that you should’ve waited
In my eyes, there should be a visible difference in targets that you acknowledge you could hit if your micro skill improved, versus Target you stood no chance against because they strafed unreactably
In fact, I would probably categorize the strafing process into three components
Very early, early, and late
If you head towards a target and it changes directions immediately on you, because you are doing more of a smooth glide, you should have plenty of time to simply redirect your glide in the direction right now is going and continue to click directly on Target
Then you have the regular early adjustment, which is where it’s drapes on you, but it’s before you fully committed to your click, and you will still be able to go chase after it
The late adjustment there’s basically nothing you can do and you have to hold it
Putting hours into dynamic clicking will improve your target reading ability so that you avoid late adjustments and try to ensure as many of your shots are either no adjustments or early adjustments
plain delta
Ok, I understand it now. @warped ore told me I should lead shots or flick to where they will be too so I guess thats the rights approach. Off topic but when playing reflex scenes I thought you were suppose to just do a initial flick no micros and hit the target, but are you suppose to actually include micros? I watched a matty vod a day ago and seen he was actively doing micros when doing these scenarios.
ebon plank
Depends there’s reflex flick and reflex micro
Reflex within micro rom should be direct to do and immediately shoot
Small rom should give high confidence in where you are
plain delta
Depends there’s reflex flick and reflex micro
reflex flick I think
ebon plank
I would argue most early/late adjustments in pasu utilize this ‘reflex micro’ adjustment
plain delta
got it. time to grind pasu and reflex micro scenes🫡
plain delta
Quick question, For pasu tracking/target-switching scenarios is it the same approach? like the scene in this ss.
ebon plank
this scenario is designed to teach you how to read the bot movement better
put time into it and to score higher you'll have to consistently be stickier to targets
plain delta
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