This video is a result of multiple years of talking to pro players in various FPS games, reading their advice and making my own experiments and observations. If you train like I describe in this video, just a few minutes each day, you *will* get noticeably better at aiming. People always ignore the findings we got from traditional sports, and most advice you get in gaming is "just play more". While that works eventually, it's unbelievably inefficient and leaves you behind people that actually practice. Every sport or instrument or other skill has practice drills where you *don't* only play the game/instrument/etc. Skill at games is no different and should be treated the same.
Config ZIP download:
Practice map:
Intro: 0:00
Rationale: 0:23
Setup preface: 1:25
Setup: 1:42
Concepts: 3:13
Concepts/Modes of Aim: 3:20
Concepts/Modes of Aim/Targeting: 3:39
Concepts/Modes of Aim/Flicking: 3:54
Concepts/Modes of Aim/Tracking: 4:34
Concepts/Tracking your Progress: 5:29
Concepts/Relaxation: 8:32
Drills: 6:32
Drills/Targeting 1: 6:47
Drills/Things to look out for!: 7:29
Drills/Targeting 2: 10:18
Drills/Tracking 1: 10:57
Drills/Tracking 2: 11:39
Drills/Tracking 3: 12:15
Drills/Flicking 1: 13:05
Drills/Flicking 2: 13:47
Drills/Variations: 14:18
Outro: 14:56
If you don't want to download a zip of the config files, here you can find the individual files:
You can find a transcript here:
And for anyone deaf or English learners, I also provided subtitles. You can contribute here for other languages:
This took quite a while to make. I've learned a lot and I hope to get the microphone quality better and the cutout of my person as well. Also, I haven't looked at KovaaK's aim train very much for Apex, but it seems promising. Maybe I'll update this guide later with it. Please let me know what else can be improved!
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