on console what helped me was swapping my triggers, so left trigger is primary fire and vice versa. the reason why this helps is because not only can i fully focus my right hand on aiming, but also my right hand will be less stiff when firing cause im not clenching my right trigger. it just feels more free and consistent imo
These tips have been super helpful ive been trying them for the last couple of days. I started constantly drinking water thoroughtout the day and now warmup 3 games of higher sense and no crosshair. I have noticed crazy improvement ive been playing more sojourn and i hit way more railguns and ive never been the person with crazy aim in any game ive always been average but now im way more confident i can hit my shots. Also i took the other tip from your first aim video about being more patient with your shots and holy crap i didnt expect it to work so well. I just started holding rail longer and focusing on not rushing my shots and i honestly feel my aim has improved by at least 30%
What DPI do you use? I use ~1.0-1.5 sensitivity for most hitscans, beams I use ~2.0, all on 800 DPI. Yes it's slow but it helps me not over correct, especially on snipers like Widow and Ashe and helps with tracking with hitscans like soldier and bastion. I've tried upping my sense but lower still feels better even after getting used to it.
I actually should fix my hydration, im on that gamer fluid diet 😭 the two other tips were also very insightful i think im going to try the rock lee method today 💪
Hell yeah homie! Let me know if it helps!! And yeah I almost only drank soda until i watched that podcast and the next day even outside of just aiming everything felt much smoother like it removed all of the brain fog i had one i fixed my hydration!
Using an aim taining code for 15 mins consistently will do way more for your aim than any of these tips The only one I would personally recommend is 3, but its more of a tip for not feeling like shit physically while gaming
Respectfully I'd like to disagree because using a aim trainer for only 15 minutes might help you warm up but its not really going to teach you much or get you more consistent with aiming. But I will say that using a aim trainer for 15 minutes a day for 2 weeks straight would be very beneficial.
@@Skufzy What I meant by consistently is using it daily And thank you for responding respectfully I appreciate someone on the Internet who is capable of having a decent conversation
I actually learned this tip by experimenting myself and from matty_ow who is known as the best aimer in the wrold currently. He also won the kovaaks redbull tournament.
But yeah i do agree consistency is key, I just feel that changing your senstivity for a few games isn't going to mess up all of your muscle memory. Because even with aim training it doesnt actually benfit you until the next day because sleep is actually where our brain rewires things and starts to remember/learn. and heres a timestamp from the podcast with matty_ow talking about that exactly ua-cam.com/video/Rqp3k44qqQI/v-deo.htmlsi=Sk0sIddatpP6r8yU&t=1133
@@Skufzy I play osu, and building tapping stamina on that game is the same. All the actual "progress" happens while you sleep. The body is funny that way, same thing with building any sort of motor skill/muscle. Let that sleep work!
Yup sleep is such an undderated and underappreciated factor and its one of the most important next to nutrition/ hydration if not more important. @@Mxssixh
Really, really! "But u said it was as a last resort when the lives of very important people were at stake." Rock Lee is the goat.
Him and guy sensei are some of my favorite anime characters because of all the struggle and training they had to go through to get where they're at!
on console what helped me was swapping my triggers, so left trigger is primary fire and vice versa. the reason why this helps is because not only can i fully focus my right hand on aiming, but also my right hand will be less stiff when firing cause im not clenching my right trigger. it just feels more free and consistent imo
Great little tip, I play on PC with mouse and keyboard so I have never thought about that!
Not looking for the crosshair helped. Looking at target became way more consistent.
OOH THIS IS GONNA BE A GOOD ONE
These tips have been super helpful ive been trying them for the last couple of days. I started constantly drinking water thoroughtout the day and now warmup 3 games of higher sense and no crosshair. I have noticed crazy improvement ive been playing more sojourn and i hit way more railguns and ive never been the person with crazy aim in any game ive always been average but now im way more confident i can hit my shots.
Also i took the other tip from your first aim video about being more patient with your shots and holy crap i didnt expect it to work so well. I just started holding rail longer and focusing on not rushing my shots and i honestly feel my aim has improved by at least 30%
HOLY SH*T LETS F*CKING GO DUDE!!!! GLAD IT HELPED BRO
Btw he tells u to turn ur crossair off because if u track with ur eyes ur aim will 100% improve.
This Exactly!
@@SkufzyI learned from skufzy himself 😂
what can i say im just that good! LMAOOO@@TitanFall140
I hope you know i joke haha! @@TitanFall140
@@Skufzy lmao 🤣
What DPI do you use? I use ~1.0-1.5 sensitivity for most hitscans, beams I use ~2.0, all on 800 DPI. Yes it's slow but it helps me not over correct, especially on snipers like Widow and Ashe and helps with tracking with hitscans like soldier and bastion. I've tried upping my sense but lower still feels better even after getting used to it.
I use 1600 dpi and 2.25 ingame.
I agree with the part about Mercy
Do you mean at 3:54? LMAO
For the no croshair tip #2 is there a certain amount of time we should play with no crosshair ? Or should this be permanent
just for 2 or 3 games while warming up and then swap back to your normal crosshair!
@Skufzy Thanks appreciate it
I actually should fix my hydration, im on that gamer fluid diet 😭
the two other tips were also very insightful i think im going to try the rock lee method today 💪
Hell yeah homie! Let me know if it helps!! And yeah I almost only drank soda until i watched that podcast and the next day even outside of just aiming everything felt much smoother like it removed all of the brain fog i had one i fixed my hydration!
How to increase accuracy just buy a computer and use a mouse
if only it was that easy :')
I play junkrat so I don't need this
LOL, and yeah you just gotta aim near them haha
Using an aim taining code for 15 mins consistently will do way more for your aim than any of these tips
The only one I would personally recommend is 3, but its more of a tip for not feeling like shit physically while gaming
Respectfully I'd like to disagree because using a aim trainer for only 15 minutes might help you warm up but its not really going to teach you much or get you more consistent with aiming. But I will say that using a aim trainer for 15 minutes a day for 2 weeks straight would be very beneficial.
But also thanks for watching and sharing your opinion:) its genuinely really appreciated!
@@Skufzy What I meant by consistently is using it daily
And thank you for responding respectfully I appreciate someone on the Internet who is capable of having a decent conversation
@@Skufzyand I should try these out myself before judging them too harshly
Oh yeah i would 100% agree with that, But switching it when training can help@@colesgoodner1355
These tips are actually good except I disagree with messing with sens. Consistency is important.
I actually learned this tip by experimenting myself and from matty_ow who is known as the best aimer in the wrold currently. He also won the kovaaks redbull tournament.
But yeah i do agree consistency is key, I just feel that changing your senstivity for a few games isn't going to mess up all of your muscle memory. Because even with aim training it doesnt actually benfit you until the next day because sleep is actually where our brain rewires things and starts to remember/learn. and heres a timestamp from the podcast with matty_ow talking about that exactly ua-cam.com/video/Rqp3k44qqQI/v-deo.htmlsi=Sk0sIddatpP6r8yU&t=1133
@@Skufzy I play osu, and building tapping stamina on that game is the same. All the actual "progress" happens while you sleep. The body is funny that way, same thing with building any sort of motor skill/muscle. Let that sleep work!
Yup sleep is such an undderated and underappreciated factor and its one of the most important next to nutrition/ hydration if not more important. @@Mxssixh