How To Get Accused of Hacking (Flick Shot Guide) 

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Just as I was doing reflex scenarios in Kovaaks, Struth uploads a flick guide, godsend.

Optimum tech with another gaming video

At the highest level of flicking I would say that the higher the sens that you're able to control the better your flick. With higher sens, you will have even less travel time to the target and compensate for input lag and reaction time. Using glass pads will be even better at the highest level of flicking but it will require a lot of stopping power from your own hand instead of the surface. However if you can control the speed and keep the precision, that will be the highest level of flicking. Note that this is an advice for people who are consistently in the top 100 in a lot of flicking/reflex click scenes on Kovaaks with atleast 10k+ entries.

Dude im so thankful you, you chenged my aim skill in 100000000 times, i cant find words how to thank you, your vids should be like intro in every FPS game❤❤❤

great video optimum

Hey Struth, I've been following your channel for a while now, and I love the videos! I would like to hear your take on monitor coefficient. I have seen almost all of your videos explaining aiming techniques and finding your sensitivity, but I don't think I've ever heard you diving into the correlation between Hipfire and ADS sens, and how it affects muscle memory. Definitely a video I would watch!

While it may just be preference, I found that my aim is "calmer" or more "smooth" when my monitor is further from me (one arm's distance roughly), than when its like closer (around 7-8 in from nose) to my face, but I feel like my aim pretty much the same. Wonder if you ever have any thoughts?

I have struggled with flicking in CS GO or weaponry (FPS game in roblox) and i wanna say thank you so much for the tips and now i can hit targets with a deagle and an awp

Another banger Out of curiousity though, have you considered doing a video experimenting with or looking into gyro aim (motion controls) on controllers? It's a raw input that uses the gyroscope sensors in the controllers to mimic mouse movement. I'd be interested to see your thoughts on it

It's a very good explanation of the effect and thoughts behind, with good showcases like on paint and with the crosshair movement stuff. Caps down on that. I just wanted to add that for people that aren't much in aim theory, they won't really get the benefit/remember that much amount of informations. Sometimes it's best to practice and understand later (if i can say so). You have a very good way to train flicking in a scenario where you could build yourself in the same process, plus it's with the apex core mechanics so it's a win-win for many :D it's done with the Flowstate aim trainer (if it still got that name). It'll require some time to understand/install everything properly but when done, you can hop on and use the Flicking scenario and add bots at 45, 90, 180 degrees around you, static or not, and start yoru journey from there. Plus it's building muscle memory for those instinct flicks that makes the best "aimbot" videos you can find 🤗

Damn what a timing to log onto youtube

Very good film, will there be a similar one with tracking?

I would love for you to look into something Taxi2G did recently where he used his spacebar to shoot, saying "makes aiming easier cause your not holding down on the mouse"

Straight fire as usually. 🫡👏🏻👍🏻💪🏻🔥

It's like if u knew that I've been changing my aim since yesterday to find a better one. And I did so just coz I realized that my flicks r so inconsistent compared to my tracking.. Thanks mate, this video came at the right time for me, literally! BTW.. Do u have a new main mouse now? Or still on the G303?

Hey Struth! I'm not sure if you still analyze players aiming movements & techniques but the player that goes by @Dfalt has some insane tracking, flicking, and spray transfers. Would be interesting to see you break it all down.

Im curious what is your apex sens and dpi ? Also great video going over the keys points of flicking good stuff

I need your game configuration your mouse_zoomed_sensitivity_scalar configuration Is it 1.0 or a decimal number?

Fastest I've been recommended a video lol

What's that thing on your right mouse button?

*crosshair placement enters the room* just sharing my non-aimpro-thoughts: 11:03 idk id say its easy: never flick if you dont have to ^^ if you can pre aim or track its way more efficient, thats the best tip about flicking imo. usually you only need to flick when target switching while out of position. so usually players benefit more from focusing on improving general crosshair placement, cover play and positioning than flicking^^ but ofc this is an "aiming content channel" where aiming and movement are being separated... a mistake in movement fps imo. rebounds... 😬a sign of a too heavy mouse, leads to way too much unnecessary tension and movement - id guess in competitive gaming theres an insanely small amount of situations where this could be ever useful (high recoil revolver covering the target after the shot ofc is one of them tho).

You use 0% md?

Aceu flicks are godly

Chama🔥

struth mouse is getting more and more gore

Do you know something about EMI noise in electricity ? I struggle with "floaty" and delayed mouse movement for a long time now and i cant seem to find any solution for it.

3:17 What's this game that comes after The Finals?

can you explain why in apex your r-99 in the firing range had 0 recoil while you hand DID NOT MOVE???? @ 0:54

do you like the xm1r shape for flicks? i feel like my hand is way too locked in for micro adjustments with my xm2we wich is the same shape

How about scope sens?

how do you do this on controller? from what I hear apparently controller is super easy, but I just cant seem to get it, even though the aim assist is apparently like cheating

Can anybody recommend an aim trainer module for mastering fcar recoil

ayo can anyone possibly chime in with some advice for me? i really need it right about now in my aiming career. i currently play all games at a cm360 of 0.7621 which i know is gonna sound absurd to all of you aimers, but it really has worked for me, i sit at around a 96% accuracy rating. But im at a point in my life where playing shooters competitively at such a high sensitivity has caused me to have serious RSI, and also i do believe that i am maybe lacking some of the finer points of aim movement. Basically the advice im looking for, beyond any advice at all, do you think it is worth it for me to essentially completely relearn aiming at a low dpi/sensitivity, get a bigger mousepad, all that, in order to progress? or should i just keep practicing with what im comfortable with? is there any professional aimer that plays like me that i could maybe look into in order to better understand my own faults? or if you maybe have a tip that im not even thinking of, id love to hear it, thanks in advance :)

what mouse is that?

Please name the best mice with an aliexpress budget of up to 70 euros

got any game recommendations for a csgo victim?

yo, i am curious, which game is this at 0:14

windowed borderless has the same latency as exlusive in windows 11 - I think maybe 10 too also vsync on with a frame limiter and gsync can acheive lower latency as well despite common knowledge warning against vsync entirely

what game at 0:14 ?

I would honestly pay money for you to coach me, I have tried everything for many years and I cannot seem to improve. I need someone who knows what they're doing to tell me what i'm doing wrong. if this is something you could offer me, please reply.

Most of the kills in the video look like aim bot, to be honest.... Several situations of possible wallhacking also.

loving the music choice, thanks for the vid struth

haven't clicked on a video this fast in a while 😅

So when do you flick and micro adjust and when you just flickshot?

The MS Paint part remind me of a drawing exercise where you draw a series of parallel dots and then draw a straight line joining each of the dots to improve your line drawing accuracy. One important tip for drawing lines accurately is to look at the point you are drawing to, not the line you are drawing. I don’t know how much help this would be in gaming terms.

3:49 Bro use gyro ball for arm health. Only gyro aim can save aim assist input issues because only few can master finger only aim but most can arm aim like mouse/gyro. But Xbox needs to add a gyro sensor on controllers

Struth I have a new aiming tech that I would like you try. It has to do with sensitivity. How can I get in contact with you? Maybe you can provide some consultation.

hi, I´ve noticed that your middle finger isnt on the rmb but instead on the side of the mouse, so how do you rclick with this?

Next to zero mouse movement for that r301 recoil. What the fuck? Using acceleration?

Lol thats haw i aim 😂.... i thought it was wired.... im glad yall know about it and yall sharing ❤

I stopped playing FPS because cheating is more than ever coz AI undetected aimbots etc. but this channel is pog so thumbs up :3

Please answer this for me 🙏 I'm a Hunt player and I've been using a 1:1 ratio on my look sens and scaled with a calculator for all ads. I can't tell yet if that was a mistake or not. Should I have ads sens lower than look? What's best for the majority? Thanks in advance.

what have you done to that mouse D: also you made me switch to the g303 and i love the clawmates :D

how would you practice these in kovaaks ?

You make really good content 👌🏻you earned a sub

Do a review on glass mouse pads surely

Hey i wanted to ask, a quick question, is it better to use an ads sens that is close or 1:1 with hipfire sens or is it better to be a bit lower than hipfire because of zoom?