VT ww5t Novice S5 help

[acoustic drift]

how can I improve in this? I've been stuck on silver for this scenario for a few days, not sure what I'm doing wrong

[next apex]

Your initials are good enough for now, work on micro adjusting onto the target using your fingers when you don’t land on it and try to land under the target instead of over it

[hybrid fiber]

An error in your form is preventing you from improving effectively; please adjust the following:

• do not spam click, double back, or linger to check whether you hit shots or not. One click attempt per bot and then immediately move onto the next one.

Correct this then resubmit a new recording so we can get a better picture of your run

[acoustic drift]

tried my best on fixing my form, lmk if this is any better

[wise spruce]

@next apex am i tripping or is this person not flicking most of the time

I dont wanna give a bad vod review so just asking

Also work on that accuracy a bit

[next apex]

It’s unintentional but they’re slowing down their initial which isn’t good, but there were other problems to worry about first but yes it’s not great flick form, but better than other stuff

[acoustic drift]

should i try and speed it up ?

[obtuse lion]

Yes, and use a bigger crosshair so u don't get as disoriented when you flick faster. For static I like to use a crosshair just slightly smaller than the target, but I'm not great at static so take what I say with a grain of salt

[hybrid fiber]

I can see your exhaustion as you complete your run

Overall I think your form is better

You need some work in the preparation phase

Step 3: confirm prepare

• confirm your shot is going to hit.simultaneously, prepare your focus for your next flick.
• do not click until both the confirmation and the preparation are complete

Some of your flicks are sluggish, or lack a reasonable amount of explosiveness

Don’t shoot anf move until you’re completely ready to move on and have both thought about the direction and distance of, and prepped the tension for, your next flick

Failure to do this will save you a very small amount of time that you will immediately lose back because you will end up with flicks that are underpowered, shaky, or inaccurate

It is very important in this sub category to ensure the lion share of your repetitions Have good form.

Turning in runs were a lot of your flicks basically have no explosiveness because you left the target before you were fully ready Shows me that likely this is common on many of your runs.

Adequate volume for the scenario means that an extremely high percentage of your runs have the exact same principles for every single flick

Your shooting and moving are ok

And when the flicks are good they’re good