I can’t believe I have to say this but, this video is STRICTLY an aim routine… NOT focusing on game sense and other factors hence the title “This Radiant AIM ROUTINE Changed Me” I didn’t want to have to make this comment but it seems some certain individuals are a little confused lol
@@neeltrip2443the aim training works honestly you can use any default set you find on aim labs just do it for 30 min and you’ll rank up a division at least i’m new to pc i did it for 30 min and in 4 days went from silver to plat 1 solo que
@@neeltrip2443 my guy listen, aim = low diamond at max, what u should focus on besides aim is game sense. stop looking at damn aim routines if ur game sense is below par. what i see when i queue low elo is morons who just do fuck all and stay silent all game. start learning agents and what they do and their strats. after that u can ign ur gold or wtvr teams and ull exit ur elo in no time
@@limitless_blxdeI know it's been 2 months and I've gone from gold 1 to diamond 3 just by doing the voltaic aim routine for valorant every day. I feel like having an aim routine while playing the game helps a ton, at least it helped me
Just so everyone knows if you do this, expect to preform worse for the first few days, maybe even weeks, unless you've got really good game sense. "Training" and "Warming up" are 2 VERY different things that often get mixed up. Just like an athlete usually doesn't run 6 miles right before a game, if you train your aim and immediately jump into games then it could result in you feeling like you're getting worse (while you're secretly getting better in the background). Remember, a good warmup shouldn't take longer than around 5-10 minutes, or in this case maybe an unrated match or a quickplay or 2. You should warm up to play better. But Training can last anywhere from 30min to several hours, and after you're done training you will play worse unless you're a high level already. Even still, as a higher rated player, you WILL fatigue faster and see a decline if you aren't careful.
yea thats why you warm up for ten minutes before games and train after games when you’re done playing obviously lmao nobody spends an hour warming up in this video i spent 10 mins warming up
@@MossiValorant It may seem obvious to you, but its an extremely common misconception. Both people deciding to take a game seriously for the first time and younger audiences fall for the trap that is training earlier to get better scores on the training they plan to do without realizing that it will negatively effect later gameplay in the long term. My comment wasn't aimed at you, just to that select demographic. (low ranks pretty much) Not everyone thinks alike, ya know?
@@TheSicklesAdventureVlogs You can do some of what he was doing in a smaller dose. Spend just a few minutes in practice, use something like a sheriff and go for flicks or micro flick 1 taps. After a few minutes play a game of Deathmatch or if you hate Deathmatch play a game of Team Deathmatch. Then you should be warmed up. Try to aim for 5-10 minutes of warm up, then after you're tired of playing, do a training routine like this one. Hope this helps!
I find it hilarious that I stumble across this video to find that, you, a person I’ve never met in my life, has had Akame 44 throw their game (Ik him irl) by playing that way😭😭
pls show him this video PLEASE all game he was saying “mommy” and other stupid stuff and just running it down on defence our brimstone was yelling at him to stop pushing it was just awful 😭
@@vacity.not really a problem of his movement I guess idk if it actually started back when he commented but rn that’s quite the way there are so many smurfs and well I can’t blame them most of them are doing boosts for money even for free quite often on Valors Cis server tons of asc-immo players who are just “having fun” trying to pick some e girls for themselves even naming voice rooms “free boost, looking for a girl”
Another thing that will make you more consistent is knowing your reaction time and placing your crosshair so that it aligns with your reaction time so you don't have to flick when someone peeks or swings a corner
Cause of the thumbnail, when i saw those clips at the start of the video i was thinking "so many people talking about EU NA shit, at least silver looks the same in NA as in EU" just to see it being diamond. I get it now.
@@MossiValorant i mean for an asc thats not at all impressive. But yeah prolly depends a lot on the server too, cause i know when i play on frankfurt servers the game seems harder but on paris server(the worst ones, never speak english or too heavy accent to understand) it is easy as hell.
will try this but my favorite thing to do is going into team death match and trying to only hit headshots, when i get any kill without it being a headshot I get a punishment. like 1 pushup for it.
bro i love you your so underrated i watched the vid and thought you have like 200k subs then i look ONLY 2500!?!??!? WE NEED TO CHANGE THAT RIGHT NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
all my lobbys are a random dude + me trying to convince a three stack to acctually giveout coms instead of blaiming us for dying trying to retake bombsite.
I realised, after doing the aim rountine, I become a valuable player to the win rate, in my elo atleast, Once we master the 5min deathmatch game, we are radiant players.
1:50 You're diamond...if that's diamond then I'm immortal, my man that's how I paly after months of not opening this game I should've played more games
Is crouching while shooting good? I noticed in the beginning stages of the video that you were crouching in each spray. What's the effectiveness between counter strafing and full committing?
i have a average of 40% headshots on my main. i dont even aim train i did but i realized that warming up on a swift then doing some renya movement practice in the range so ill spam using the tp so i know how to easily move my cross haie correctly
Ascendant doesn't look too different from top fragger in plat when it comes to aim, interesting. Just that they're hardstuck plat because they're so brain dead that they can't stop doing 1v5's every round (and sometimes getting an ace, and sometimes just die in the first 5 seconds).
more likely die in the first 5 seconds, but you may think it doesnt look different but these are literally just highlights, the comms, positioning, map awareness is all wayyyy different than dogwater plat players
just did a quick comp match in bronze and my enemies just onetap me every round and prefiring me through every wall they can shoot through. idc if they cheating or smurfing or whatever im done playing this game
personally i dont like the idea of using another game to "aim train" so would routines in valorant its self work just as good, like using the range and DM's?
90% of your clips the enemy team peaks you one at a time, and always misses the first 2-4 bullets. In my bronze games, you always get peaked by 2-3 people, and they don't whiff their first shot. What is ascended just full of boosted people?
@@MossiValorant dont know why my reply got deleted but look at KyoMugen#0424. Hes got 6 games in half a year and 5 of them are comp games. Hes popping off with 27 percent hs in my games while deranking to stay in bronze.
Aim isn't all *aim*... there's a lot of patience that goes into it as well. If you get your aim to a point where you're comfortable and consistent with your 1s then just practice crosshair placement and crosshair patience. Don't pull the trigger the second you see someone, confirm the location and then shoot.. the faster you get at this the better your aim will get
Really nice video ! i have a question but it's oriented for my fellow Eu/Na players : for those of you who played a fair amount of time in both servers , i feel like the NA level is massively worst than the EU level , like i see all this diamond / asc / immo videos and even tho i'm quite certain i would be absolutely destroyed by those guys i have the impression that their aim level from American server is what i see in platinum lobby here in EU .. am i wrong ? it's a legit question , maybe it's just the video that make it seems that way ,or maybe it's real idk ^^ if someone who play a lot in both servers coud give me his take on this it would be nice
i think both are the same i played both servers and its like the same i think the only difference is that sometimes NA doesnt really care about the game which makes it hard to play a lot of the time
ive been playing games like valorant, call of duty etc for many years and im from the U.K. (Europe). I can confirm our servers are way harder than American. I guess Europeans are just more sweaty and tryhard whereas the Americans are more casual or play for fun
This is an absolute lie.@@sensei9213 I have played valorant and CS:GO in AUS, NA, EU, and APAC servers and there is absolutely no difference I don't know where this rumour of different regions being better came from it's literally just a lie and doesn't make any sense anyway. Why would a certain region randomly have better players? That makes no sense at all.
