Yea bro, crosshair placement, practicing on hitscan, and literally almost every other tip that you didn't call out helped me out a lot. Gotta say, this title stuck true to it's words. :)
1:57 I'm not sure how much I agree with "You don't have to be super accurate with Genji" since actually hitting your shurikens is pretty impactful when it comes to diving targets and getting out quickly, as well as whether or not you win in most 1v1 situations, but when talking about Dragonblades then ye ig you don't have to be that "accurate".
My dumbass was playing with low sensitivity and 400 dpi on a mouse capable of 4000. When I finally bumped up the dpi and the sensitivity, my aim improved significantly. You'd be surprised how many people don't know how to use what they have.
The funny thing is that he used "I changed from a laptop to a pc with this monitor" as an argument for getting it. Yeah no shit changing from a laptop to a desktop pc is gonna improve some things about gaming, but really the 144hz monitor isn't really necesary.
@@inetkaxer5464 It is necesary if you want to become very good, i went from platinum to grandmaster in 2 weeks when i upgraded to 144 hz. My aim got 5x better and everything feels like easy mode
the best way I personally found to be more accurate with Genji's shurikens is at first I started using the spread burst at extremely close range, then use his primary straight line burst at extremely close range, then slowly progress to farther ranges with it and you'll start to ease into being more accurate and kind of understanding the aerodynamics of his shurikens, and don't forget to repeat this process every now and again for a while just so you can fully adapt to using his shurikens, whether it be from closer range to longer ranges. I hope this helps.
@@jxmieszn1106 I think it's because it's a different type of aim and people who play characters with a "classic" aim like mccree don't understand this specific type of aim (I am a main junk as well 😉)
As someone who has played some Junkrat, I can confirm he does take a lot more skill than people credit for, and especially players like Jake, PvP, Chro, and Jacklz show this. He takes projectile aim, and occasional you have to use angles to aim sort of like Sigma.
in one of the tips, he pratically said: flick on the enemys head ok but i need a good aim for that its like saying: how to get better at the game: land all headshots and kill ur enemies
Also, sensitivity on PC depends on how you physically aim. Someone who uses most of their arm to aim with have a much lower sensitivity because they move more distance with the mouse. A wrist aimer needs higher sense since their mouse moves very little.
Nice video! Could you make make an video about how to inprove overall? Like what do you need to become a better player like aim, positioning, who to focus, map movement, like its so mutch easier for the bronze and low rank players to have an video with all the things you must inprove on in 1 video instead of watching so many video's but then you maybe miss to inprove on positioning or maybe at map movement?
I personally can vouch for tryhard FFA- it’s worked insanely well for me, also just a lil plug there are actually people who play it so often that it forms a community for players and they are all nice and banter
Another great video. These videos really helped me improve a lot in Overwatch. Keep up the great work :D How about a guide on which heroes are suited best for each map?
I dont think people understand the difference between console and pc.. I was GM on pc, effortlessly. I started playing pc recently and HOLY CRAP... Movement, mindstate, aim, etc.. its ALL different. Forget what you knew on console, you entered hard mode lmao Over the course of a few days, Using some aim trainers and such.. I've managed to learn how to track and flick some what effectively. Thank you for making this video, its helping a lot 😁
The way a lot of parents think actually, is that by not letting us play daily, we will eventually give up and get bored of it. In the end its them trying to protect us (addiction). It's really the other way around. By not letting kids play daily, they are eager to play on the weekends and will play hours on end.
I have a tip for players who watch a lot of overwatch videos to get better. Keep doing it but if you find that you are never improving. Write some things down. Writing things down will definitely help you remember it. And keep it on your desk or near your tv when you play so you can see it. You will definitely improve.
#1. Find your sensitivity #2. Have good hardware #3. Good crosshair placement #4. Only play hitscan #5. Master movement #6. Grind FFA (custom games) #7. Play the game a lot
I agree with tip #2. I play Overwatch on my laptop, and get 15 fps most of the time. Now starting to get around 20-25 fps. I'm in bronze(PC) and on console I'm in mid gold. I'm saving up to build my own PC, and hopefully I can climb out of bronze
Budget tip if you want a high refresh rate but you don't have any money: Go CRT! CRT's are might be bulky and old, but they have 0 inputlag, a lot of them can go higher than 100 Mhz and are cheap (if not free). I myself have a ''normal'' monitor for work and such, but a CRT for Overwatch and some other fast paced games. Make sure though you have a dedicated VGA input though, since those cheap HDMI to VGA might at input lag. A trick you can use is to buy a cheap graphics card like a GT710 and switch in your settings the ''modern'' GPU as the default GPU, it should route your ''modern'' graphics card power to the budget one with VGA.
Higher sense allows to flick on enemies and switch targets faster but requires a lot more aim drilling to be consistent. In CS GO that split second can decide everything as you can kill enemy in an instant. In overwatch fights are continues and much more chaotic, so the same benefit makes almost no difference. So lower sensitivity is a must, otherwise you will have to spend hours drilling aim and get frustrated when you wiff simple shots because you stopped drilling aim. However, higher sensitivity is a must for characters like tracer, reaper or any character who's effective range is in your face. On very close distances you need to flick much wider and 180 often.
WHEN DID I SAY THAT LMAOOOO even as a gm player I use Kovaaks aim trainer, this guide points out very obvious things that should already be known by everyone. Seeing these comments have lowered my standards for OW players even more.
What I noticed the longer I play a game the worse I get seriously the 2nd day of playing overwatch after a 4 months break my aim was insane but on the 5th day I was silver aim
Fam, I GUARANTEE I had worse aim lol. It's tough because Overwatch on PC was the very first FPS game I've ever played whatsoever, on PC or otherwise lol. I've been improving a lot lately, though I REALLY struggle versus long range hitscans since I mostly play Pharah and close range DPS heroes (Doom, Reaper, Mei, Junk, Tracer, etc)
I would like to see a video to practice genji/hanzo in practice range, ffa mode then in competition in one video? Like warm up in practice range then move on to ffa and competition. What to look for each mode grinding in training
Dont know if you'd be interested or able but seeing a breakdown between the average player (gold or so) versus the higher rank players in terms of how the high ranked player does what the average player doesn't as a sort of play by play would be interesting and informative even if it's made of hypothetical situations from custom games. Keep up the good work.
Practice practice practice, if you're like me, when I first started I thought uhg I'm never going to have good aim, it'll take me years! But I love overwatch competitive and I kept grinding anyways although my aim was complete trash and it really frustrated me. I'm now diamond 3 months into overwatch and I'm almost masters. One thing that REALLY REALLY helped me was realizing aim is muscle memory guys, it's not about "following your cursor and trying to hit your shots" I didn't understand this and your reaction time isn't fast enough to "line up the perfect shot", aim is basically all muscle memory. So realize it takes TIME to see results.
@Mexican Hacker Basically, if you're trying way too hard to stare at your crosshair and line up a shot. That's not how you aim really, certain situations like someone is standing still yeah obviously hover over their head and click it but a lot of aim is just muscle memory, your brain will remember how far you need to flick to the right or left and it'll just become natural eventually. Tracking is a little different, it is basically "keep your crosshair on the target" but it's still muscle memory
@Mexican Hacker just whatever you do, find a sensitivity you like and never change it. Like I said, aim is muscle memory, as soon as you change your sens, the fundamentals are there so yeah you'll hit some shots but your aim is going to be way off because your muscle memory isn't programmed to that sensitivity. Imagine a basketball player shooting a 2 pound ball their entire life, and now you tell them to shoot a 5 pound ball. It's not going to be the same. Basically, stop trying so hard to aim. Let it come naturally through practice, watch surefours aim guides. Think of aiming as like a game of hit the dot before it goes away. It's reactionary. You don't think of aiming at the target, you just do it. You see the object, you try to click on it as fast as possible. That's basically aiming
@Mexican Hacker Watching surefours aim guides really open my eyes to a lot of things and how it's done. Like OSU or guitar hero on super hard levels. It's muscle memory
@Mexican Hacker Good luck, just remember with anything. It won't come overnight, it won't come in 1 week, it won't come in 1 month, maybe not even 6 months or more. Some people have been playing FPS their entire life using a keyboard and mouse, 10+ years dude. You just have to play A LOT and I mean a lot to catch up. It takes a lot of freaking time man, even me. I'm only diamond but I've only been playing overwatch for 3 months, this is my first PC FPS but I've grinded a lot in 3 months and I'm already better than the average player. Most people have been playing overwatch since it came out and they are still plat chat. Like I said, I'm only Diamond but I played 800 games my first competitive season (season 18) and I played 600 games in (season 19). I still have to improve my mechanical skill but when I first started playing it frustrated me so much how bad my mechanical skill was, I literally couldn't shoot people right in front of me barely moving. I was horrible. Time is the willingness to get better is everything!
I started pc last week i have sensibility and game sense from console, but i was really struggling with aim and movements i tried these tips and now i sometimes think i have aimbot and i am very happy with that, unfortunatly only on soldier 76
You're just throwing out excuses. There are plenty of pros who got to top 500 in worse conditions. There's a ton of GM players playing on 60 fps. You don't need an upgrade
I play as Baptiste a lot and i feel like i could be way more useful to my team if i'm able to put out damage alongside the heal and utility, but you gotta aim right with him...
Ana vods and tips would be good. I'm really having a hard time with her. The mix between projectile and hitscan makes it complicated. Some people says better to learn tracking, others flick shots, other aim prediction.
How about a video on bullet hit box? Mcrees bullet is wider than widows and hanzos is as big as zaryas beam . This could help in knowing how to dodge this bullets, maybe help in placement and mobility if u gonna root yourself.
Damn then I guess I cant play overwatch then since I dont have the time. With a full time job, running errands, spending time in my relationship guess I can never be a good overwatch player. Thank you for answering my biggest question about if I had time for the game. I cant improve if I only have 2 to 3 hours of my life to give to the game. Looks like I'm done with trying to get better at the game and I'll just focus on other things in life.
Yo dude, I've been watching your (and some other channels like this one but mainly your's) videos lately and trying to follow your tips, I just hit Diamond with dps with a 78% winrate on Tracer maining her with more than 3 hours with her this season and after 12 seasons of being a hardstuck dps main, ty very much. Guess I can't be called PlatChat anymore.
Btw the most useful tip this channel have done ever was recommending to warm up on Tryhard FFA, started doing that shit lately and my winrates stoinked, even played against Shaz's Tracer/Bap twice
“You’re a piece of shit and your aim sucks unless you watch my video. I used to be a piece of shit but now I’m not. So watch my video so you can not suck”
Can you do a video on how to increase fps on Overwatch? So far, I've tried every tutorial but I can't find the correct one. Is it possible if you can do a tutorial? Amazing video about aim btw. I made my accuracy from 30% to 55% because I didn't know most of these tips. Please consider doing an fps tutorial with a low-end pc. Thanks!
yk, this video includes some great tips, but it's kinda weird when you say "if you don't watch this video your aim will get worse" near 0:40. Otherwise, great video.
He forgets to add "Don't question your aim. If you think my crosshair or my sensitivity is wrong, you won't improve as it strips away any muscle memory you've been developing if you change it."