When you aim should you focus at looking at crosshair or enemies? Also should you keep your hands tensed up or loose to be more consistent or just not think about it and let your hand do its thing? Usually while trying to get fast in aimlabs I notice my hands usually get tensed up and yes I'm hitting new higher scores with higher accuracy and reaction speed. Just what should you do to stay more consistent tensed up or chill
I was diamond 2, dropped all the way to silver 2 and I grinded back to diamond 1. It’s just mentality and mindset more than aim. Anyone can rank up with the right mindset
@@breathable7326 I had last year of school so I took like 7 months of break. So when I came back to play I was ranked silver 2. It’s because I didn’t play so it reset my rank when I came back.
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Sero, I just want to thank you for the effort and dedication you put into each of your videos. I'm main Reyna, and your videos on movement, game sense, positioning and aim have made me improve a lot (this act I've ranked up from B1 to G1). I Hope you continue with the amazing work man!
I started doing this 3 Days ago and Ive been relearning my whole aim with it, already hitting like 50 % more headshots especially with the Sheriff or Guardian. Only Task I added to this, was setting the Bots to Strafe and aiming near them (as if holding an angle) and trying to headshot them while they are strafing or as they stop walking - for situations when the enemy is peeking. I can really recommend this Routine. Thanks for the good Video man!
@@rafaelrossano1865 Welp I did notice a significant improvement and it in fact got me out of Silver. But consistency is key. I did not have the discipline and consistency to use the routine everyday. So now I'm kinda sloppy. But long story short, it works and also u can sorta add or remove some part of his aim routine like he said. So yeah it works.
Great video! I personally love doing my training in a different order: Strafe, Practice bots, Easy, Recoil control, and finish with Medium bots. I call it the S.P.E.R.M method
4:39 i saw my mistake there. You go like extra slow for more accuracy, and i used to flick as hard as i can to go faster (and missed a lot). By going slow and then increasing speed, you can keep the accuracy good too.
Short summary of P.R.E.M.S. method: P -> Practice bots (maintain crosshair steady at head level, only move aim horizonally, remember only tapping not spraying) R -> Recoil control (turn of infinite ammo, spary full magazines of phantom until you run out of ammo, repeat same process with vandal. Place target at 20-30 meters) E -> Easy bots (Focus on accuracy not speed, try to get each and every one with a single headshot. You can move further from bots if you feel confortable. Recommended to use sheriffs and guardians for tapping) M -> Medium bots (Same but with increased difficulty) S -> Strafe and movement (50 bots, go to the side of the range for less wide movement of mouse. Use a and d to move side to side, while trying to maintain aim at head of bot, remember to stop and then shoot)
watched this 8 months ago and came back to say thank you. I just hit radiant and was sliver 1 when you made this video. Helped alot fr man. I would also like to say to everyone that is now seeing this video. aimlabs helps alot. doing tracking and flicking and jus aim training on aimlabs helps. i did aimtrain 2 hours a day constantly . you will see improvment trust me.
i cannot thank you enough for that first tip...i've been playing with that setting on for years my aim has shown insane immediate improvement and i'm tearing up a bit at how well i'm doing now
Some other tips: The fundamental shape you should be drawing while trying to aim is the square box. This is because wasd are the only ways to move, and thus evade your shots, on a keyboard (a box shape) with the occasional diagonal movement. As noted in this video (passive vs active mechanical aiming), it is easier to strafe (move side to side) and move with your keys while keeping your mouse still rather than trying to adjust your mouse which is hard to do as it can be rather free-form. Make mouse adjustments outside of the box principle only when necessary. Another thing to keep in mind is to draw a backwards L while firing and then extend tohat to an upside-down T eventually as that is the usual recoiil patterns of most weapons. Another thing, there is the defender's aim (when you're holding an angle) and the attacker's aim (when they're pushing an angle), as a defender if you just stay still and try to aim with your mouse whereas they're aiming with their keyboard and keeping their mouse still while strafing into you you're at a disadvantage because the mouse is more free-form than the keyboard. This is why you have to use some counter-movements as well to match the aggressor. Either assume a different angle each time they're peeking out, place yourself in an unexpected area since you have the advantage of an open environment as opposed to them going through chokepoints usually, or just match their strafes with your own, don't rely on your defender's advantage 100% of the time as it will fail sometimes. Aso, note that if someone is peeking you going right (left from your perspective they have the advantage as recoil goes right initially on your end which will miss them, especially if you are backing up to a wall on the right and they have open space on the left (your perspective) , including the other directional possibilities etc. so adjust for all this (also if they are backing up a hill or going down it and you are just moving forward and backwards on flat ground you have the advantage because you can see the hill whereas they can't and it's more unpredictable for them whereas you're on flat ground (just my guess). Finally, there are usually 3 options when choosing which parts of the target to aim for listed in order of priority: 1. Aim for the head and pull down just enough halfway to keep the shots hitting the head area to go for quick headshots, and thus efficient wins. 2. Start at the body and pull down just enough halfway so that your shots eventually go up towards the head to the recoil, 3. Start at the body and keep the recoil centered at the body for body shots and a larger target.
Just want to say this... When I first stumbled upon your videos, I was really amazed how detailed and very straight forward those are. Playing as a Jett main and hardstuck Silver, I really found these videos very useful (specially the map specific Jett guides). And upon incorporating what I've learned, my skills improved a lot and finally I broke the Silver curse and ranked to Gold. I didn't stop practicing and improving, and it paid off big time cause (even I don't believe it!) I reached Plat, under 3 weeks!! Keep up the good works mate. Well wishes for your future and I am looking forward!
This is actually insane. I did this for just 30 minutes and hopped into a game and I top fragged on my team with a 47% hs rate and 219 adr after usually dwindling on 17-18% hs and 147 adr. I’m gonna recommend this routine to people whenever I get the chance.
I tried this routine for maybe 30 mins today and then got into a deathmatch to practice crosshair placement. After a bit of warming up I got my first ever pentakill, and eventually I finished a deathmatch with 38 kills! Im gonna do this routine as much as I can, thanks Sero :) I've always been pretty bad at FPS games but this gives me hope
@@subratamondal738 The fact that you commented this is bizarre timing, I actually stopped playing for a few months but picked it back up again a few hours ago. To answer your question, I did get considerably better back when I was practicing, but obviously since I haven't been at it in a while I'm basically back to square one lol
I have to say.. this is the best video I’ve seen for aim training. Coming from a Csgo background even then people said to train to go faster. While on paper it makes sense, you develop this bad habits like you mentioned with a lot of wasted movement between point a and to b. Fantastic video man I’m going to share this with my buddies to help them with their aim
@@SeroGuides For someone like me who has litterally given up on valorant aiming sometimes i find this video to be inspiring. There was no bullshit or repeating the same thing again and again to make the video longer. Im just sitting here getting a tiny bit better just watching this video and understanding it
bro. the P part of PREMS actually got my aim so much better in no time. i've been so used to overflicking and then doing the microcorrection i had actually been doing that in my training. now that i focus on flicking exactly to the head i feel like i'm developing a certain feel of control i've never experienced before.
hey sero I just wanna say thank you I was struggling and my aim was not that good but due to this routine it has improved really quickly your guide is better than all the others
In just four days I went from silver 2 to gold one Ik it doesn’t sound like a lot but for such a short amount of time I’ve seen my aim massively increase and I plan to continue BOIS FIVE MONTHS LATER AND I FINALLY HIT IMMORTAL LETS GOOO
I've been looking for an aim guide to improve my overwatch skills, and this is definitely it All the overwatch guides I've seen just say tips or tell you to practice, but your guide has shown me the goals I should aim for, and even pointed out passive/mechanical aim which I haven't seen anywhere else Huge thanks dude, hope your grinds get you where you wanna be
This works. PREMS is crazy good. I’ve been doing it for some time and I have noticed a huge difference in my aim. I get called a smurf because of the 1 tap capability you get from this routine. Keep up the good work Sero. Last month I was bronze just starting and after following what you have showed in your videos I have already hit gold. I’m looking forward to more videos. Keep up the good work man
@@jaimecabreradev3461!!!!! do NOT put more than 1 hour in this practice as u get exhausted if u do too many hours resulting in bad results and ur skill will decrease and not improve, Better to do 1 hour a day every week than 2-3 hours a day alternatively and so on sorry for bad english
@@sagefromsaturn8660with time i meant extended time, like what he felt days or week after doing It consistenly. Personally I've been doing this daily for a week or two combined with doing DM's with only sheriff without looking the map. This has put me on the 1st almost every game I played with my friends recently and I was always the last. Trust the process, you are capable of everything.
@@jaimecabreradev3461 woah dude nice progress I suck too bad at the game even in training i suck at the medium bots thing how much time do u think shall it take :(
guys if u are watching sero for first time - check his other videos, his really good at making guides and videos. and helping from discord. and dont forget to sub :p
Real helpful, my friend in my roster was having some bad days in Valo and his aim was off so I recommended him this and he found this really helpful so thanks!
Enhance pointer precision has no effect on Valorant. The game is made in Unreal Engine 4 and uses raw mouse input, bypassing the settings that are in the OS. Long ago, games used Windows mouse settings, but nowadays they in most cases don't.
bruh, this video is gold. Thank you for sharing bro. I know that talented people somehow have a hard time explaining the reason why they are better than everyone. But you can explained it so smoothly. You must be also a really smart person in real life.
Bro after doing these just for an hour. I got my highest kills in deathmatch 28 kills. Which is a lot for me man. Thanks a lot. Imo do as many death matches as you can. My sensitivity took time to get adjusted to. I felt my previous sense was just too sloppy. This time although it is slower. My shots are way more accurate.
From your previous videos I’ve started practicing aim pretty much every time I play. I saw very quick improvement in my aim even after just 1 hour of aim training
Hi Sero! I'm new to Valorant. I just started playing on August 5, 2022 and I got a coach who is an Immortal player to coach me. He suggested this video of yours to me as a warm up guide & training. An guess what, after 6 days I get to play competitive match and landed on Bronze 3. Valorant is the very first fps game I played and I find it difficult to adjust coz I'm a dota 2 player in Immortal rank, so it's so hard to break my old habit. I know I'm still far, but this video helped me a lot. So thanks man! I'll gonna go back to this comment after I become an Immortal player. Wish me luck!
I noticed a huge difference in my aim after i did this just once, my aim is now more precise and my hands are lesd shaky and i can 1 tap more pretty awesome
this is the exact routine i follow but this is a little better. Sero is the goat, he kind of reads my mind. Hes the only person to ever get into our mind and think ... i have no words to describe this... all his videos are so perfect. YES PERFECT is the word to describe his videos.
okay after 5 hours training this method between aim, peek and everything else i decided to test it, and i climbed from bronze 2 to silver 1, so it works, it really works, and find the perfect sentive controls for you. my bless to this guy.
Man I totally forgot about disabling mouse acceleration after moving to a different pc. No wonder most of my flicks were overshooting. I ignorantly spent a month re-learning my sens with mouse accel.
it shouldn't actually make any difference at all since mouse input is taken directly by the game engine. windows mouse acceleration only makes a difference if you're not using raw input as in this scenario the mouse inputs would be passed to valorant by windows
@@mevgayming there isn't a world of difference or something. But the movement felt slightly cleaner now. I don't know if its p;lacebo or valorant was not using raw input.(Cause I don't see a mouse accel setting in val and there are people who like to play with accel on so maybe it gets from windows?)
This video has really helped. I used to play only Xbox then we got a really good PC, so Valorant was the first FSP game I've played on PC. I used to play stuff like minecraft and roblox on my crappy laptop so I'm used to keyboard and mouse a little, but not enough. So starting Valorant really damaged my self-esteem with FPS. Didn't help that I used voice chat as a girl, too. This has helped me drastically and I'm not at the bottom of the leader boards anymore.
Thank you so much! After I switched off the mouse acceleration setting, I was able to aim so much better. The routine you deatailed in the video was really informative and helpful to me. Thanks for sharing and continue with the awesome content.
Personally I've been doing this daily for a week or two combined with doing DM's with only sheriff without looking the map. This has put me on the 1st almost every game I played with my friends recently and I was always the last. Trust the process, you are capable of everything.
Mouse acceleration is something that i never have heard anyone say. im glad this was brought up instant improvements to aim after altering my sensitivity and practice.
I made a small adjustment to this method. I applied the metronome method to the Practice bot, kind of setting a time frame of about 2 minutes and starting with 80bpm I tried to not miss my shots. Once I felt my accuracy was over 95% I increased the speed to 85, then 90, currently on 130, already feeling that my aim is slightly better. The other tasks I'm doing as usual.
As a boomer gamer who used to play organized sports at a semi pro level. This is the best bit of advice Ive seen on improving your skills and effective drills to create proper muscle memory. I started using this yesterday and can tell you within 1 session I felt way more comfortable with aiming. Plus, when getting on this morning I broke my records on medium bots. THANKS!!!!!
The beginning of the clip, TOTALLY ME. I have wiffed so many chamber ults. Gosh...I just die a little inside especially when I end up losing the duel. Just got into this game like 3-4 days ago, been having a blast. Can't wait to improve and get into ranked, still leveling up, getting used to the maps, characters, etc.
Damn dude. This was a solid video with great explanation. You gave real world application for doing each exercise and I appreciate that. Solid work put into your video as well. Subscribed, liked, and shared. Keep up the great work and thanks again for the advice. Time to grind.
Like every other pro guide: Yeah just focus on your crosshair placement and you'll be fine Sero when he makes this vid: I'm bout to end this guy's whole career
Try hiding behind the boxes on practice and then peak for time to time while jett so there are only 3 or so bots to practice flicks and mechanical aim, this works especially well with the marshal and vandal.
Sero i dunno if you are reading my comment i was shit at valorant every friend make fun of me i start hard working watching your videos after 1 month i can say i have improved alot and improved my rank from silver to plat thanks almot mate
Thanks for the no bs video, this is awesome! Edit: just want to follow up! This is helping me improve and the results are showing little by little. Sheriff on the eliminate 30 was lowkey genius, it helped me realize that I do rely on a follow up shot on the vandal sometimes to get the headshot when I miss (which is fine in matches, but not good when trying to aim train). Using the sheriff let me see what parts need to improve with my aim. Between this guide and your others on movement/positioning and Sena's guide on sens. It has only been a week and it's done wonders with helping improve my gameplay!
Sincerely, I want to thank you. I've been stuck low silver for a long time, and this video not only helped me improve but gave me something to rely on. I'm now gold 2 and still climbing :) tysm!
P.R.E.M.S Method starts at 3:10 If you want a text summary here: 1. Practice bots no strafe infinite ammo + bot armor enabled. Just try to only tap heads for 2-3 minutes, go as slow as you need. 2. Go to the area near the practice bots that has the single bot and the target. Turn off infinite ammo and select the 30m option. Spray all your bullets with the phantom/vandal and try to keep it in the center. Once bullets are gone buy the rifle you didn't use and do it again. Repeat for 2 minutes. 3. Go back to the practice bots, turn on infinite ammo and turn on/off bot armor (doesn't matter). Buy a guardian/sherrif, set the bots to easy, and kill all 30 bots headshots only and go as slow as needed. 4. Do the same as above but with medium bots. Aim for 20 or more, 25+ if your aim is better. 5. Now select the eliminate 50 option, turn on infinite ammo and bot armor setting is irrelevant. Get onto the side of the bots and not in the main area. Put your crosshair on the bots head, strafe a bit keeping the crosshair on the head as much as possible, then kill it. Do this for all 50 bots, be as accurate as possible. After the routine, go into a deathmatch or 2, and practice crosshair placement, accuracy, and reaction time. Play without sound and rely only on visual input.
Are you kidding me!?!? I literally did this for an hr staright just on my first day then the next day i play 2 comps and in the 2nd one the enemy team were legit calling me a headshot machine as a sage bro i never used to hit like 3 or 4+ headshots all were bodyshots but when they called me headshot machine, WOAHHH it reminded me of this method nd scream ngl XD keep it up sero!!
OMG MY GAWD I PLAY VERY WELL AT SOME MATCHES I mean very good with my reaver but some matches I whiff like a baby.I knew something was wrong with my consistency when I watched your video and checked my aim acceleration the box was frekin on. I cursed myself all these times 😂😂😂 BTW I AM CURRENTLY PLATINUM RANK.
But if u have aim acceleration on and u have reached plat then your muscle memory is built on aim acceleration and if u turn it off it might mess up ur aim
I am a CS player who has put almost 15k hours into the whole of CS franchise. I shifted to Valorant because of CS:GOs staleness. Your guides have been very helpful for me just like the way LuckySkillFaker had helped me out in CS:GO. Great content, keep it going on.
@@minty2505 depends on your location, provider, and wifi subscription plan. I used to play on 100ms before but then we moved the router to a new spot and upgraded our plan.
"BuT pRo GuIdEs ToLd Me...". This is the channel to get the steps in the right direction in terms of improvements. Saw your movement guides and i'm in love with it!
Thank you, this actually worked for me. There isn't an explosive amount of improvement but I've only been doing this for 3 days for 20 mins and my aim improved a lot.
Bro i had a problem that after 1 or 2 games i felt like my sens was too low/high illusion so i tried to searchh a new aim routine . I tried yours and the nezt day immidiately had a success getting 2 match mvps, now after 1 week it still helps me improving a lot tysm dude✌
