I find I do really well initially and this goes for most of my clicking runs on every scenario, I'm hitting all the dots. I'm reading to see the changes in direction in Pasu to line-up the next shot (to the best of my current ability). However if I miss one time I just panic and the run falls apart from there. Besides that could anyone give me any insight into possible mistakes with my technique?
#Advice on Pasu
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I think your movements overall are way too erratic
we wanna go fast eventually, but our movement should remain really clean
Can you try turning your sensitivity down 20 cm and posting another run?
The scenario primarily assesses target reading
I like to have players temporarily train on a slower sensitivity to isolate aiming errors and let them focus on the target reading itself
Absolutely
This is the second run on 66cm
show the settings tab
His fov isn’t overly problematic
It being a little wide is fine
As long as it’s bigger than the minimum it can be used
Unironically I think you should do this for a while
This shows the core problem much better
Which is that you are a poor judge of where to go next
I did feel a lot more in control, it didn't adversely effect me except that I was more smooth
You should feel the sensation of ‘I am waiting so long’ a lot more
So why are you waiting?
Bots generally don’t strafe right away after doing so once.
Unless…you aren’t tracking other bots in your peripheral and don’t know when they recently changed direction
Here’s two new cues for you to try on a new run:
- if a target has recently changed direction, go get it.
- if you don’t know or it has been a while, wait for it to change direction by hanging out behind it, and clicking it when it goes into your crosshair
sure but targets are smaller so it feels way harder than it should be..
Players usually have significantly weaker peripherals than they do ability to lineup shots
Example, the person who’s thread we are in
So would you say even sacrificing my score a bit to build-up that peripheral vision and get into the habit of finding a bot, moving to it and whilst I'm doing that, scanning my peripherals for one to jump to as well?
I mean right now we aren’t concerned about score
We are looking at your technique and giving you new ideas to implement
Sometimes that results in an immediate jump in performance sometimes doesn’t
But I already like your technique more like this.
Heres another run with me trying to keep the aforementioned cues in mind.
Here’s a new cue:
- click targets as soon as you touch them.
Try again
Here's the next best one I had, I've tried to implement all of the cues. Making sure I don't linger on a target when my crosshairs on it, instead just click. When I'm pathing towards a bot I know has recently changed I try to keep an eye out in my peripherals. Definitely not good at it yet but I got a couple doing that.
Unironically looks good
Should feel a lot better too
Now, you’ve stopped flicking, mostly in response to the sens
What I would call what you’re doing is ‘gliding’
Here’s a new cue:
- explode into a rapidly decaying flick after each shot. Flicks should decay into glides as you approach targets. Stay smooth with glides for very dense chaining.
New run pls
I think i have the same issue maybe
Im not sure if my sens is too low or technique is just bad
Should make your own post with a vod, sorry for the wait @vale valve was just resting, been at it for over an hour
Still struggling a bit with panic aim but tried to do decaying flicks into glides where I could, not sure if I succeeded but I hit todays best for it.
Also as for the progress channel, would you recommend me opening one? I'm curious how people use them, since I have a lot of questions on many scenarios I'm wondering if it'd be good to open up one. That way I can share vods and my own personal progress through the benchmarks.
Use them as a journal to record progress and take notes during your own sessions
I think you’ve already added too much back in already
You’re overflicking a ton
Have it decay faster
You just want a little bump in your speed at first (since we don’t need control really as we traverse from one dot to another)
Full flicks can come with time but being stable and smooth are really important for you to be able to read the targets
Reading is hard so you will learn it faster if you are constantly gliding
Over time, you can add flicks back in once you only need the micro to read targets.
But you’ll want to read basically constantly as a noob until you get more confident with reading with less information
Ultimately, at this point you’ve gotten a lot of information
You just need the hours
Spend a few days chewing on being more aware of your next target and reading other bots on the map so you can make good decisions
Explore 40/50/60/70cm and see how sens affects pace vs ease of landing shots
And when you go back to 46cm
Try to keep the efficient, smooth pathing you used here
You should easily be able to hit gold, then platinum, by just applying yourself for a few weeks
I appreciate all of the help a hell of a lot. I'll keep at it and jot down the conversation in here for notes. I'll also open a progress channel and post updates periodically.
Gj overall tho
U look much more deliberate now
And like you’re actually reading bots
I've been trying to be as deliberate as possible. I'll even restart runs if I find I'm not being delibrate and just trying to click bots to click bots
Thank you dude, it means a lot
Speaking of gold
My first gold on benchmarks just applying what you told me a day later
LOL