r/FPSAimTrainer

So, this scenario mirrors Valorant movement 1:1 (b00n’s physics), and I keep getting caught on counter-strafes and long strafes.

That’s good because it exposes my issues, but I can’t isolate them beyond “everything sucks" because I don't know what I'm looking at here.

Coming from TF2/Quake, my instinct is to track the opposite direction when they stop, then micro-flick back. But as you can see, I lose them in my crosshair.

Also, pure tracking is fine, but clicking while tracking makes me trail slightly behind every time, which I can't seem to shake no matter what.

So where do I even start beyond “just play more”?

if you guys can help me i start posting on youtube, i'll appreciate your help ♥ @krkndropp server that i take the clips on Arma Reforger was on South America Server BR

Happy to share my progression so far! I was tired of chat making fun of my aim, and I genuinely wanted to improve, so I started aim training.

Given that I have to manage multiple IRL responsibilities, I can only do 45 min per day on average. So I divided VDIM and do only part of it every day. And I usually split that chunk into 2 or even 3 parts done at different times in one day, which is really helpful in completing runs allocated for each day.

Images 1 and 3 are VT S5 and Viscose Intermediate now. Image 2 is VT S4, done on the first day of the aim training, but only 1 run each so not really representative. I think I started from Gold incomplete.

I have ~4000 hours of play time in FPS games, mostly Apex Legends (~2000h), Overwatch (~1000h), and some CS2 and The Finals (~400h respectively). So I'm quite content with this improvement speed, well except for static clicking.

Starting from last week, I added 10 runs of 1w3ts and its variants per day, 5 days a week, but the improvement is still subtle. It could be related to the gear I use: Skypad, GPW Superlight 2, and a sports sleeve to reduce friction of my arm and wrist.

I also recorded my platinum run on 1w3ts:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MA2makLyI5I. Forget that ending; I was super excited so I made that ending. From this VOD, I think my issue lies mainly in inconsistency; in all 3 movements, my flick speed, adjustment accuracy, and visual confirmation time are all unstable. Will playing more fix that?

Vertical tracking is also an issue for me, especially bouncing movement. And it is also interesting that KovaaK's is my most played FPS game in the past 2 weeks; the time allocation for KovaaK's and other FPS games is like 50/50.

Also would like to share 2 things that I did which gave me an instant performance boost:

1. Changing mouse skates! Mine hadn't been changed for over a year. I realized this and replaced them on the 15th day of training, which immediately pushed my tracking and switching scores to Platinum, with even a single Diamond run.

2. Using a sports sleeve. I tried Wallhack's and Pulsar's, but neither felt right. I just picked up a random sports sleeve and it works like a charm. It’s a huge improvement, especially for vertical movements and large horizontal flicks.

Hit my second diamond score this morning! Any tips on improving would be appreciated

after 145 hours finally hit platinum complete. i know it's slower than you guys but it was fun. targeting master by the end of the year now wish me luck guys!

15-19cm

Doing viscose easy benchmark and im having trouble getting this task to seal any advise

Hi everyone, I bought Kovaaks today just for the viscose benchmarks and these are my first attempts at the medium ones. I just hit ascendant complete on the voltaic valorant benchmarks today with 300 hrs total on aimlabs. These are my first attempt on each one, no retries except the top one because my settings were not right. Should I just continue on intermediate or go to the easier ones first? Thank you.

I found a picture of the grips and measured them on my screen and then the physical mouse itself and then I used some tape to attach the paper onto the screen and drew the grips in a dark room. I then cut out the drawn grips from the paper and pasted them on the peel-off sticker behind the DIY grip sheet using glue and waited for it to dry.

I then proceeded to cut the DIY grip sheet according to the shape of the paper pasted onto it's back. When Finished, I peeled off the paper and the peel-off sticker of the sheet itself and then I pasted the cutouts onto my VXE R1 PRO.

to make it a little different from my previous grips I've made the same way, I even cut out a rectangle on the ring and pinky ringer area so the logo of the "VXE R1 PRO" is visible. it's not the cleanest because I used a simple pair of scissors and a cutting pen so I guess it did the job. Did it pretty well I would say.

The reason I use these Chinese DIY Grips is because they barely cost a dollar and work way better than any expensive thin grips that don't do absolutely anything when my hands get sweaty. But with these ones, they're pretty much always really grippy and somewhat even a bit sticky too. Heck, they're still sticky on my Haste 2 Wired that I've used for almost a year now.

Only 1 gram was added to the already 50 grams of this mouse so I didn't notice anything much, if anything it feels hell of a lot grippier, stable and more rigid than before, and the coating covered by these grips stays safer for longer so it's a win win.