Aim Routine That Brings Me to IMMORTAL

#valorant
Hi in this video I want to share my Aim Routine that I used until I reached the Immortal rank, my routine starts with AimLab and The Range. This exercise improves the overall aspects required for shooting mechanics in Valorant.
My advice is that if you're short on time then you can skip the AimLab part, but at least do The Range part.
If you have any questions please comment below, and if you think this video helpful please give it a like :3
Timestamps:
00:00 - Intro
00:25 - AimLab
03:05 - The Range
05:32 - Deathmatch
06:28 - Closing

[@dragonshotfps]

AimLab playlist link: steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3271487438 My Crosshair code: 0;p;0;s;1;P;u;000000FF;h;0;0l;4;0v;3;0o;0;0a;1;0f;0;1b;0;A;u;000000FF;o;1;d;1;0l;1;0v;3;0o;1;0a;1;0f;0;1b;0

[@Ratbane]

Solid tips. I subscribed 🫡

[@BloxNite288]

Bro always it happens in my comp games that we are winning by a huge margin and its 9-3 and we always end us loosing after that, only 1 time it was a draw, also i subbed, you're a very good ytuber

[@dragonshotfps]

Yes, sometimes that happens. Especially if the enemy is gaining momentum, someone has to make the call to try something

[@samuelbaldwin4104]

What's ur tracker

[@disguisee]

nice one

[@rickeinstein9332]

The best routine for ranking up is the rest routine. Every time I rest from valorant and then after I come back my aim got better and my mindset is better too. I don't remember which season " I just an average gold plat player but after I rest maybe 1 month and then I start playing for a day I ranked up to diamond 1 quite easily. I know this is not that awesome for a lot of top tier player but this might help some fellow gold and plat, not silver tho, their a lot of smurf in silver lobby 😂

[@uli_arg]

This is literally what happens to me, i dont know why, but everytime I got obssesed with get better, I end up being stuck in the same rank. Then I leave the game for a few weeks and... Somehow im mvp in every ranked match. Im plat btw

[@raynerub1241]

@@uli_argtranslate it: en la vida todo crea una fatiga mental o muscular y el descanso ayuda a que mejores y salgas adelante en cualquier aspecto

[@raynerub1241]

translate it: en la vida todo crea una fatiga mental o muscular y el descanso ayuda a que mejores y salgas adelante en cualquier aspecto

[@uli_arg]

​@@raynerub1241soy de Argentina jajasj, gracias igual

[@raynerub1241]

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[@aayushraj6171]

U GAINED A SUB I BEEN TRAINING THIS ALL DAY AND AM HARDLY PLAT BCOZ I GOT HP PAVILLION TO PLAY WITH WHERE I BARELY GET 90 FPS IT ALWAYS RUN ON SPIKE UP AND DOWN FPS , BUT WHILE RANGE AND AIMLAB MY MOST OF THE SCORES ARE LIKE U OR SOME HAVE GREATER AND I PLAYED 4 TO 5 GAMES ON MY DADS LAPTOP WHERE I GOT 200 FPS AND I DESTROYED DIAMONDS SO BAD WITH JETT EVERY GAME . u dont know that u cleared me so much from doubting myself by showing real immortal skill level u must grow brother , everyone should sub u .

[@zapy420]

i think and i’m also pretty sure in my opinion that your range routine could be WAY better

[@entrpreneurr]

I am hardstuk but I have good individual skills i play seriously, get 20+ kiils most of the time, i give good support but I get bad teammates. But I know I can't be hardstuk for long time. No one can stop me to rank up 😊

[@dragonshotfps]

Excellent, you already have the right mindset. Soon you will definitely be able to pass your peak rank, good luck

[@DETRO1TYT]

rank and server?

[@GoobyManPlays28]

For the range practice, is it better to set your targets to static or strafing? I have my practice targets on strafe and I think that helps with tracking but is that the case

[@dragonshotfps]

Yups, strafing helps with your tracking. Meanwhile static helps with your flick. I think both are good, you can choose the one that suits you

[@TechSupportDave]

BTW this won't get you to Immortal. It MIGHT help, but active aim is only 20% of the total aim in Valorant. Anyone below Ascendant should focus on the bigger aspects of mechanics such as Crosshair Placement while peeking, pre-aiming, when slicing the pie, as well as positioning, gamesense and game awareness, utility usage, just to name a few. As these are much easier and more effective to improve at compared to your raw aim. Not to mention that a lot of the things in this routine are going to be easier and more fun to train in-game, utilising Deathmatch and Team Deathmatch... quite frankly, the vast majority of Aimlab scenarios simply add an additional unnecessary and less-efficient step, when that step would be better and easier done in-game (comp dm and range) One singular Deathmatch is simply not enough for training either. That's extremely inefficient if your goal is to improve and you're below Ascendant. Before your comp games, it doesn't overly matter how you warm up as long as it works for you, but after you've done your comp games, for anyone below Ascendant this will be the most effective step to take in your training (in addition to any other steps that you find really effective): - If on average you can play 2 hours a day, after those 2 hours, you should be doing 3 Deathmatches or Team-Deathmatches. - If on average you can play 3 hours a day, you should be doing at least 4 DMs/TDMs. - If you have 4 hours on average, play 5 -> If 5 hours, do 6 -> If 6 hours, do 8. -> If 7+ hours do 10 and never more than 10. - If you aren't able to play Valorant for at least 2 hours a day on average, then there is little point in even pulling out Aimlabs or doing those DMs. If you're anything below Platinum, it's best grinding Aimlabs only for an initial period of a few weeks, simply to improve your general mouse control, as that will be more than enough in regards to the active part of your aim, when you have so little available time to play this game in the first place. After that initial period, focus on just warming up for 15 to 30 mins and just then hop into your comp games. This is going to be the most effective use of your time after that, if you don't have more than 2 hours available in a day on average. Sources for some of the information in this comment: - Jugen, a Radiant Coach - Konpeki, Radiant Coach - Cringe Aimlab nerds that I talk to, not Radiants, because they spend most of their time on Aimlabs than improving at the game... edit: Just some corrections.

[@aayushraj6171]

whats ur rank btw bro ?

[@TechSupportDave]

@@aayushraj6171 immo last episode but again check the sources. tldr; aimlabs is good but only initially unless u know ur a natural aim demon. nurture your strengths obviously, and don't overlook the countless bigger aspects of the game. aimlabs is just a tiny part of the total picture... that's why it's BS when ppl say "oh this routine got me to immo" bc it's unlikely to be the full picture. they probably played a lot, and learned efficiently enough to reach that top 1% of players. this entails things that are completely unrelated to aim training. at least for valorant where crosshair placement and movement will be the main things helping you dominate until the mid elos.

[@TechSupportDave]

@@aayushraj6171 idk if yt deleted my comment but i was immo last episode. not that it matters, you should check out the sources I mentioned. tl;dr for anyone: active aim is just a small part of a bigger picture and it isn't going to show as noticeable results as doing something like improving the way you engage in each fight. It's very misleading telling people that a singular aim routine got someone to immortal, when that routine is most likely only 5% of the actual work they have put in. They likely had to do the following things: - Improve at a fast enough rate to surpass 99% of the playerbase. - Play a lot of games in order to develop valuable experience. Both of these factors don't actually entail very many aim-related things... and you quite literally don't even need aim to hit immortal. I did it, many people even reached Radiant without training aim nor having good aim...

[@micro_minds]

I need to do the routine everytime i play competitive or once a day? sometimes i play 3 compe in the morning and aft so i need to repeat all before i play in the aft? or just play deathmatch?

[@dragonshotfps]

There are no rules, I think you can do it as you like. I usually only play at night, so before playing I do that routine and then play competitive

[@sunprogamer314]

You improve roughly 1.8x faster in the range and deathmatch than aim trainers such as aimlabs.

[@PretzMaximoff]

the solid aim routine that i learn is to rest whenever i did not play once in a day, and the next day i queue my aim got better and my confidence is also get better, better rest guys

[@dragonshotfps]

That's right, rest is part of progress

[@astasung3720]

acrually i would like to see a video on crossair placement guide like the thing u did in dm aim in wall and as u peeked ur aim was on the head i am unable to do that maybe u are imo but plz share some tip

[@dragonshotfps]

It's called pre-aimed, in short you imagine where your enemy will be then put your crosshair in position when you swing then the crosshair will be right on the enemy's head. You can see the full explanation in this video at minutes 00.51 and 03.02 kzbin.info/www/bejne/rKTKZKiknNeXjacsi=o7_uJhi4jL6Ve6xm

[@astasung3720]

@@dragonshotfps thx that was helpful and i sub now , but plz reply if when i need help in near future (many youtubers dont as soon as they get popular by the way love u bro have a great day )

[@furqanchaudhary4161]

Hello brother how are you doing Just curious what mouse are you using? You got a subscriber

[@dragonshotfps]

Hello, I'm all right. Thanks, I use Logitech G304

[@Mr_Pc_And_Console]

Step 1 buy high end pc Step 2 automatic headshot

[@akshayhothi9357]

I got derank from p2 to g2 in last 2 act...

[@varunsolanki25]

Can you tell me on average how much time does this whole routine take? On average

[@dragonshotfps]

Usually in the aim lab it takes 10-11 minutes and in the range + deathmatch around 15-20 minutes, overall about 20-25 minutes

[@titan4766]

Some of the exercises lag for me even though I have the lowest graphics set and my PC isn't that bad. Would you happen to know why? if you do pls tell me like vct na tenz 2022

[@dragonshotfps]

I just did a quick google search, there are people who recommend changing the "Display Mode Setting" to Fullscreen Windowed, there are also who say to turn off the frame limiter. Here is the link: www.reddit.com/r/aimlab/comments/kun5b6/found_a_lag_problem_fix_worked_for_me/ Hope it helps

[@titan4766]

Tysm I'm gonna go try it

[@titan4766]

Uh, how do i open your aimlab playlist? it just takes me to steam then what do i do?

[@titan4766]

@@dragonshotfps i just noticed that both of my settings are set to fullscreen windowed and frame limiter is off.. Its a PC problem ig

[@dragonshotfps]

Login to your steam account and click Subscribe button, the playlist should donwload automatically when you open AimLab

[@akshatchaurasia6907]

Don't get me wrong, I can do 20+ on hard but I panic a lot ingame hence I'm plat 1😢

[@dragonshotfps]

Good job, that means you have a good aim. If you're stuck at Platinum, it means you need to improve your fundamentals. Like positioning, decision making, and map awareness. Btw my best record is 30 :3

[@aayushraj6171]

what hertz u use bro?

[@dragonshotfps]

144Hz

[@titan4766]

please help me , how do i use ur playlist

[@dragonshotfps]

Login to your steam account and click Subscribe button, the playlist should download automatically when you open the AimLab

[@titan4766]

oh im so dumb

[@btgodisback]

How you screen record?

[@dragonshotfps]

I use geforce shadowplay from Nvidia

[@user-rf8xe8hk7s]

why is A main so small on sunset?

[@dragonshotfps]

I don't know the reason, yeah... the developer made it like that 🤔

[@SurajFPS]

Bro i use lowest sensitivity in valorant how can i use aimlabs on this 800 dpi with 0.1

[@SurajFPS]

It's is the lowest sensitivity ever in valorant my aim is just like God but I stuck in plat

[@dragonshotfps]

You mean AimLab can't set the sensitivity that low or you can't shoot in AimLab because your sens is too low?

[@prakashpk7388]

I WANT SENSITIVITY MICRO ADJUSTMENT VIDEO NEED BRO PLEASE

[@dragonshotfps]

No joke, if you follow this routine I'm sure your micro adjustments will improve

[@ahmedz.4080]

crosshair code plz ?

[@dragonshotfps]

0;p;0;s;1;P;u;000000FF;h;0;0l;4;0v;3;0o;0;0a;1;0f;0;1b;0;A;u;000000FF;o;1;d;1;0l;1;0v;3;0o;1;0a;1;0f;0;1b;0

[@ketaminex]

bro r u immortal and u shoot in aimlabs and range like that?

[@dragonshotfps]

I recorded the video at 8 in the morning XD

[@XyLoBoXy17]

play ranked later or rest for 15 minutes??

[@dragonshotfps]

It's up to you, you can go straight or take a break. Usually I play straight away

[@007huy3]

Tip kinda simpple just pick some aim train do it 2-3 for each , to me im not mentioned do too much out 10-15mi is enough for aim lap bla bla, and last also part i think i will help alot, go Trainning change to dot and try kill 2-3 bot with tap or brust stay in close range will help lots , but remember u need to perfect your crosshair placem just do that for 10-20mi is ok, this help u adapt , n get concentra more activetly when play, that my tip, im not type o sprayng so nah

[@Gaming_guys300]

can you give the aimlabs routine

[@dragonshotfps]

Brother... my AimLab routine is literally in the first part XD

[@Gaming_guys300]

​@@dragonshotfpsi mean like the full playlist

[@dragonshotfps]

@@Gaming_guys300 those are the only 9 exercises that I always do (00:25)

[@alexispiques41]

@@dragonshotfpsi think he want the link of ur aimlab routine

[@dragonshotfps]

Oh my bad, I just googled it and learned how to share it :D btw here is the link steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3271487438

[@hamidmalik3510]

aim lab list code

[@dragonshotfps]

Here is the playlist link: steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3271487438

[@SoloQFPS]

shit im soloq & hard stack dia player