nice video! I like the metronome approach since it was something i've always wanted to do when I play aimlabs, but never had the effort to actually try. Your own routine is actually even the cooler part since many high class musicians begin to practice not only with just a metronome, but also in a pattern of "short short long" rhythm and actually gives us BETTER results!
from my personnal experience, the ultimate combo to improove at aiming is to use aim lab, then use an in game aim trainer (practice range on val or custom games on ow), then queue for 1 or 2 deathmatch, same with 1 or 2 unranked games, and the ur ready to play. the only problem with this routine is that its so time consuming, but at the same time so effective that if u dont have the time to do it, or if u just want to have fun in the game, you will be so dependent on the routine that u will be feeling frustration (i quit val bc of that lmao)
@@walkingtree2486 aim train for 30 mins do another one for 15 mins ingame then death match to warm up ur game mechanics and to implement ur aim which is another 30 mins then play a game for 1 hour or 2 so total u aim trained for an hour and played for 1 or 2 hours that what it takes to actually improve if u want to stay hard stuck thats ur choice
I mean once you’re consistent with aiming you don’t have to do aim labs lol, can just do practice range eliminate 50, one death match, straight into ranked
I have been playing fps games since I poped into existence. And because of that Im pretty decent when it comes to aim. But I realized quickly that in order to stay good you have to use your aim consistently. Or it will just die like a plant that has no water. Anyway, good vid keep it up meeeeen!
i've used aim trainers for almost a 100 hours (trying not to count time afk) and ive only got a 75k on gridshot lmao. but my in game aim has improved so much more even with the lower scores ive got.
yoo sprig i have over 1000 hours in aimtraining and that brick wall that you talk about stays forever and ever its demotivating but its also the most motivating thing in the world you should maybe try some of the new ranked maps in aimlab i say wavy switch is probably one of the best and will guarantee you to have better aim in valorant and overwatch good luck keeping your sanity!
Bro i searched up valorant gameplay as i am a new player to it and i saw your 30 day valorant vid, you sir are an inspiration to me best if luck in your endeavors!
what do you think is so captivating about sprig? cuz like i've also just watched all of his videoa and i literally have never played overwatch or valorant 😂
Inspirational, Fun to watch, and Informational. "Practice Makes Permanent" hahaahaha Another quote that I suddenly remember "Perfection is not a state, its a process."
Hello bro....when i first played aimlab my score was 20k..and after a year my accuracy is always 97 and average score is 92k easily and highest score is 98890 xd.... But now the problem is that i can't click faster my fingers tired broken lifeless ..my mouse is glorious ...i tried using different micro switches some softs some hard but nope higher then 98k..... But day by day i feel feel more muscle memory flicks are easy and hitting above 90k is not like before when i used to peel my eyes to watch every single target to hit but now its just easy but no gain in score
Between, on gridshot you want to hit that green swipe, as soon as you see red that means you got something to improve. Basically learn how to flick straighter.
That was the best, funniest walkthrough Ive watched! Thanks. I suck at fighting games even though my desire to join in dosen't dissapear! Epic are giving away Aimlabs away now, and after watching this I'm inspired to give it a go. 😃
This video is great, but man it's hard to take the "metronome method is flawed" point serious when it looks like you can't can't keep on rhythm to save your life
