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you should aim train if you want to be better than the people in your rank, the skills transfer over if you aim the same in aim trainers as you would in valorant then you will see improvements.

@@jameskirkland2561 You'll certainly see improvements, but my argument is that you'll see much fewer improvements and feel the growth much slower than if you focus on different vectors of improvement. I think positioning, gamesense, agent composition, utility combos, things like that are orders of magnitude more important than aim. Obviously better aim makes you better, but for the reward vs effort investment, other ways of improving are more efficient

no way u are imm but get outaimed by golds

tilting is a mental issue, don't take the game too seriously, play when you feel like it, better with friends. losing is a fundemental thing in all game, and it's ok, just don't take every match too serious.

i tilt a shit ton but something that helps me is focusing on something i could've done better during the round.

Appreciate u both

@ good luck with ranked 🙏

@@GreiXD thanks big dawg u too

Just play like 10 dms a day focusing on movement and crosshair placement

@hellshaked6530 idk what to focus on my movement though, i made sure to strafe after each burst, i make sure to strafe each time im caught offguard, i make sure to slice the pie when peeking, i make sure to peek and unpeek while holding angles, my crosshair placement is 90% of the time head level, my hs% is 40% but i just can't time the shots, no matter whether i hold wide or close just the process of timing the shot feels rng and like I have 0 control over it, and then i can't shoot people who strafe because my aim lags behind each time they strafe

I think it's normal that your aim lags behind when enemies strafe. The best thing you can do is to try again or reset. In my opinion, it would be best to focus on timing your shots by practicing burst-firing and deadzoning first. You want to shoot, strafe, stop, strafe, rinse and repeat.

@@rinkoshirokane6602 yea ik the basics of strafing, its that i can never hit the shot on other people who strafe

@@Ptoki1Movement is holding u back, struggling to hit people who are strafing is done by moving yourself so learning how to use ur aim with ur movement might be ur problem since moving while aiming isnt just A+D spam and bursting in between like most youtubers suggest. Its about tracking the enemy with ur movement or making yourself a harder target.

i PERSONALLY just do range stuff in game itself. There's a whole thing about aimlabs and whther or not it works for valorant, but just search up woohoojin and do some of his routines/practices. If u still want to grind aimlabs, there's a video by MattyOW about how to aimtrain for tacfps, so u can go check that out too.

spamming voltaics benchmarks isnt the best overall method but if you feel like it helps then do it. But be experimental and dont stick to the benchmarks. The benchmark measures your skill it dosent focus on improving it.

Then don't spam the Voltaic benchmarks. You ain't learning any techniques with spamming benchmarks.

0.1 is radiant. And yeah i agree but he also says the same thing in the intro. Heck even radiants are bad. What are mooda and the other match fixers doing there? (theres a lot of them)

@@rev0live752 no radiant is .01. and no mooda is not bad alot of radiants are bad, or mmr carried but most are still better than everyone stuck in im3

Done :)

Mechanics does not mean just raw aim lol, its movement, crosshair placement and aim. you clearly lack the movement if ur getting 1 tapped.

@@turtle_fps probably ...

@@turtle_fps True but every game is a bit of luck

It is.

​@@sagemaster-o3iThat's incredibly unrelevant

it is

people don’t say it but specs/monitors matter so much when it comes to valorant. My home setup is so bad that i could only solo queue to silver 3 but on a way better Pc, i’m easily plat solo queue.

@@c7wolfyy I actually tested this with my friend. For about a year, he played VALORANT on a laptop with 45 fps and after lots of coaching, training, and effort, he got to high gold. I helped him build a PC with a 60hz monitor, later upgrading to 144hz, and within one month without any help he solo queued to Ascendant.

the optimal size is usually 24", 32 is fine casually but in my experience (with some other youtube doctor's advices", the monitor should be at one-arm length to not straining your eyes, because of that distance, 32 inch is too big and your eyes have to travel more if you want to look at anywhere else from your crosshair. Also, for the same refresh rate, 24" is wayyyy cheaper

Resolution and refresh rate matter much more

it doesnt affect your gameplay. Youll just have to put it a bit further from your face and it also costs more oh and make sure that the resolution is at the very least 1440p and if possible 4k

dude thats wayyy too much

unemployed final boss

@@SaAHhBii LMAO🤣🤣

Bro get a job holy

@@SaAHhBii i aint old enough to have a job yet

ok?

Ok next time he will make a 3 second tik tok short with subway surfers on the side

I wanna repost

Get a good duo

Bro hopefully same

bruh just improve it's not that deep, smurfs are not in every match

its the quality of games not quantity. Stop playing

He died

Rememba

It’s discontinued

@@noisyq why?

@@sagemaster-o3iHe didnt enjoy making them

@@sagemaster-o3i they didn’t do good on UA-cam and he didn’t enjoy them

is it free?