If your on console such as switch remember that Gyro controls are a double edged sword. I started using them just when I played kinessa because I found it helped hit headshots and then started leaving it on for all my matches. Before long, I had become dependent on it and my right thumb became lazy and inaccurate. If you have a TV ti always play on, it can work out, but I do not reccomend using gyro in handheld mode. I know this seems like a causals perspective, because it is, but you should always be looking to play your best no matter what level your at
I like your attitude that you can learn something from defeat and take the positive things with you. I mean, we can't all be the same. Some have years of experience with shooters and others have more time to play or just a lot more talent. But only if you measure yourself against stronger players again and again you will become stronger yourself. I will definitely check out your channel more often.
Tip 1: Play TDM *Even losses improve aim* Tip 2: Play with a slower DPI and Sensitivity. Tip 3: Use the aim trainer in the training ground game-mode, *Androxus, Lian, Cassie, etc Hit-scan one shot champs* Tip 4: If not confident in your aim, choose champs that require no aim *helps to practice tracking, not in tdm* Tip 5: Buy an aim trainer, or get a free one. *Like KovaaK's, or Aim Labs, etc* Currently KovaaK's is 9.99, unless you get the additional tracking trainer. BONUS: Get better game sense *Position, Movement, and all of the above*
Before watching this video, I'm gonna try and guess all the tips he'll say 1. Aim At Head Height / Crosshair Placement 2. Play On A Low Sens 3. Have A Aim Routine / Warmup 4. Practice Flicking 5. Practice Tracking
Whelp, I got every last tip right, that ought to show you how many aim training tip videos I've watched, and guess what, my aim isn't dog, but I definitely don't get as many kills as I should, it's rare for me to get double digit kills, game sense only gets you by so much when you can't get the kill so mechanics is the way to go, I'm a Silver Valorant player BTW, I came from console 12 months ago and I've been playing on PC everyday straight since then, I've only played Paladins on PS4 and I played Koga and Sha Li For those who play Valorant and think I lack game sense and that's my problem (obviously the mechanics of Valorant go deeper than what I'm about to explain, but that's too much to explain in a comment so I'll keep it brief) I "always" (sometimes I'll crouch spray if it's a guaranteed kill) counter strafe and burst fire in engagements to dodge bullets and keep first shot accuracy, I know how to plant the bomb for post plants depending on what parts of the map we have control of, I know how to double swing with teammates, I know smokes are used to block off lines of sight, or make it to were the enemy team has to walk through the smoke to peek an angle making them an easier kill than without the smoke, it's always better to double swing then it is to peek one by one So since my aim is still something to be desired, I'm just not gonna que up for a match until I feel confidant in my aim by practicing to my hearts content, and if I hit another platoe after that, then'll I'll just repeat the process
@@alencifps1535 you might wanna watch my video on tips to win more ranked Cause aim isn’t everything gamesense goes into it a lot and duo queing is huge in games like this
@@xckjyt LoL that's the thing I don't play this game, I was just hoping to get some insight on how to aim better, and I know you don't want us to be lazy, but you should lighten the load, instead of telling me what the video is, you should link it that way I'm more encouraged to watch to video
use source fov and source sens in kovaaks then use mouse-sensitivity.com to convert sens.... make sure your fov values on the website match and that your inches/360 is equal, then test it for yourself, if you move your mouse across the pad in kovaak, is it the same distance as paladins? if so, you did it correctly. also make sure mouse accel off in paladins
Non stop practice as often as you can and not expecting your aim to improve, also you may want to increase your sens to because playing on low sens on console can help your crosshair placement, but your flicking basically goes out the window
Set it in your head IAM gonna be a sweat IAM gonna sit down learn learn an practice an practice an not blame others who are better then me There nothing wrong with becoming good at something you enjoy playing if it's call of duty Fortnite paladins valorant magic the gathering You should want to improve at everything you do hobbies work become better
100% there’s a reason why I have seen first hand people go from one hobby or career to something entirely different and see them succeed in that thing as well. It’s not “He’s built different” it’s more like he understands what it takes to be the best.
Watch videos Training mode Practice an make up your own way of playing a champion to throw people off cause they not gonna know what to do if its akward they see people for mounths play androxus all the same way then you out a twist on how you rotate cds an use abilities how you use things that what pros do they find ways to do things that are weird an people are like how do i counter that
@@xckjyt eu they are so bad sometimes i sart off with 40 ping and then it just keeps jumping 200 300 1000 is the max i saw there is also the server lag when the ping is fine but its still laggy etc
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If your on console such as switch remember that Gyro controls are a double edged sword. I started using them just when I played kinessa because I found it helped hit headshots and then started leaving it on for all my matches. Before long, I had become dependent on it and my right thumb became lazy and inaccurate. If you have a TV ti always play on, it can work out, but I do not reccomend using gyro in handheld mode. I know this seems like a causals perspective, because it is, but you should always be looking to play your best no matter what level your at
just found u in my recommendations and I guess you’re extremely underrated so u definitely got my sub
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I like your attitude that you can learn something from defeat and take the positive things with you. I mean, we can't all be the same. Some have years of experience with shooters and others have more time to play or just a lot more talent. But only if you measure yourself against stronger players again and again you will become stronger yourself. I will definitely check out your channel more often.
Thank you it’s not always easy to keep a positive attitude Ik I don’t always but it really does help
How to improve your aim, play Sha Lin or Androxus, that’s my practice lol
The mastermind move is playing lian so u dont have to improve ur aim bc u dont need aim. ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
@@itzzschlumo1313 that is true, but people will call you untalented for playing Lian, but who cares, you have better aim than them :)
Ya man sha helps with the aim for sure
@@triple-touchdown-master2770 i dont like her too i dunno who thaught a Champion like that was a good idea
@@itzzschlumo1313 I suck at all champs so hard. What do you mean Lian needs no aim?
These tips shall improve ur aim even on console But then stick drift be comin in ruining every bit of progress u may have made in improving ur aim
Honestly, PC isn't that rainbow and unicorns either, obviously there's an advantage over controller, but that doesn't mean it's easy to aim
Tip 1: Play TDM *Even losses improve aim*
Tip 2: Play with a slower DPI and Sensitivity.
Tip 3: Use the aim trainer in the training ground game-mode, *Androxus, Lian, Cassie, etc Hit-scan one shot champs*
Tip 4: If not confident in your aim, choose champs that require no aim *helps to practice tracking, not in tdm*
Tip 5: Buy an aim trainer, or get a free one. *Like KovaaK's, or Aim Labs, etc*
Currently KovaaK's is 9.99, unless you get the additional tracking trainer.
BONUS: Get better game sense *Position, Movement, and all of the above*
Before watching this video, I'm gonna try and guess all the tips he'll say
1. Aim At Head Height / Crosshair Placement
2. Play On A Low Sens
3. Have A Aim Routine / Warmup
4. Practice Flicking
5. Practice Tracking
Whelp, I got every last tip right, that ought to show you how many aim training tip videos I've watched, and guess what, my aim isn't dog, but I definitely don't get as many kills as I should, it's rare for me to get double digit kills, game sense only gets you by so much when you can't get the kill so mechanics is the way to go, I'm a Silver Valorant player BTW, I came from console 12 months ago and I've been playing on PC everyday straight since then, I've only played Paladins on PS4 and I played Koga and Sha Li
For those who play Valorant and think I lack game sense and that's my problem (obviously the mechanics of Valorant go deeper than what I'm about to explain, but that's too much to explain in a comment so I'll keep it brief) I "always" (sometimes I'll crouch spray if it's a guaranteed kill) counter strafe and burst fire in engagements to dodge bullets and keep first shot accuracy, I know how to plant the bomb for post plants depending on what parts of the map we have control of, I know how to double swing with teammates, I know smokes are used to block off lines of sight, or make it to were the enemy team has to walk through the smoke to peek an angle making them an easier kill than without the smoke, it's always better to double swing then it is to peek one by one
So since my aim is still something to be desired, I'm just not gonna que up for a match until I feel confidant in my aim by practicing to my hearts content, and if I hit another platoe after that, then'll I'll just repeat the process
@@alencifps1535 you might wanna watch my video on tips to win more ranked Cause aim isn’t everything gamesense goes into it a lot and duo queing is huge in games like this
@@xckjyt LoL that's the thing I don't play this game, I was just hoping to get some insight on how to aim better, and I know you don't want us to be lazy, but you should lighten the load, instead of telling me what the video is, you should link it that way I'm more encouraged to watch to video
This is beyond helpful thank you
High sense or low sense with meve?
3:35 massive rev
Thanks, ive searching for tips like that❤️
Kovaaks was bad for me because I can't match the sens to Pala, due to Pala fov affecting sens.
There are calculators online that you can use
use source fov and source sens in kovaaks then use mouse-sensitivity.com to convert sens.... make sure your fov values on the website match and that your inches/360 is equal, then test it for yourself, if you move your mouse across the pad in kovaak, is it the same distance as paladins? if so, you did it correctly. also make sure mouse accel off in paladins
@@clapy4749 THANK YOU solid man right here!
Does playing nessa or strix improve your aim?
No, it’s pretty easy to hit shots with them
I mean it helps but a different type of aim still good tho
Thank you so much!! But one question do you have any more tips For aim for andro on controller
Non stop practice as often as you can and not expecting your aim to improve, also you may want to increase your sens to because playing on low sens on console can help your crosshair placement, but your flicking basically goes out the window
Thx mate cause I was still bad with andro but now I'm getting bettef
@@toasty1197 If you want more tips, having friends that you're really close with play the game with you helps your improvement ten fold
Guild Wars mentioned? instant like :D
Guild wars still holds a special place in my heart ahah
This is really helpful, thank you. Have a like :)
U definitely earned my sub and like
Does anyone know if you buy a champion can you give it back and get back the gold
I have no clue
Yo that software looks so good! Imma download it rn.
It’s awesome I love it
Set it in your head IAM gonna be a sweat IAM gonna sit down learn learn an practice an practice an not blame others who are better then me
There nothing wrong with becoming good at something you enjoy playing if it's call of duty Fortnite paladins valorant magic the gathering
You should want to improve at everything you do hobbies work become better
100% there’s a reason why I have seen first hand people go from one hobby or career to something entirely different and see them succeed in that thing as well. It’s not “He’s built different” it’s more like he understands what it takes to be the best.
Wait that’s fast to people? I’m at 6.4 with 800 dpi and it works well for me
Thanks
Watch videos
Training mode
Practice an make up your own way of playing a champion to throw people off cause they not gonna know what to do if its akward they see people for mounths play androxus all the same way then you out a twist on how you rotate cds an use abilities how you use things that what pros do they find ways to do things that are weird an people are like how do i counter that
step 1 wait untill they fix the servers its only been 9months :) cant bee much more right ... right ?
What? Servers are bad for you? Where at?
@@xckjyt eu they are so bad sometimes i sart off with 40 ping and then it just keeps jumping 200 300 1000 is the max i saw there is also the server lag when the ping is fine but its still laggy etc
I played csgo before this and lemme tell you androxus is so fun been playing it all week with just him 🤣
Yago gameplay...
It’s coming my man
Or just buy hacks, BOOM