How to Aim the EASY WAY - Overwatch 2 Guide

[@DanielJParish]

"just becoming aware of what is possible will help you improve a lot faster" is actually one of the biggest keys to getting better at a game like this.

[@xenes2458]

Am I the only one who feels like I am watching an animal documentary but with Hanzo as the predator ?😂

[@Arrge]

lmaoo

[@kithkin01]

@@Arrge i just reinstalled...or installed i mean overwatch 2. havent played since overwatch 1. Im a hanzo main. was a hanzo main. What is your in game sensitivity? thanks. Long time fan arrge. Been here since before 1000 subs

[@Arrge]

@@kithkin01 go for 5 sens and 800 dpi. big mousepad

[@kithkin01]

@@Arrge appreciate the reply. ill try it out. thanks

[@mryous2543]

​@@Arrge idk why but I've always felt like anything above 3.5 was way too fast so I've stuck with 2.6 800 dpi. But I feel like this could be restraining my aiming specially upclose, you got any info on what could be making me feel like stuff near 4-5 sens are too high

[@patrickblakethesaint]

You got me from neve playing hanzo, to him being my main, to me getting good. Prediction and patience are your friends!

[@nirmalroygames]

Me too, i used to tank with ball and never mained dps but after commiting to hanzo (thanks to arrge) for one week. Now i get potg 70% of the time.

[@patrickblakethesaint]

@@nirmalroygames love to see it! He totally reinvigorated my desire to play the game after I had become sort of disenfranchised with the game

[@joaquinugarte5197]

same

[@rikimaruakanomad2]

Same with me bro.. professor arrge for the win lol

[@TheGGod]

He got me from playing Hanzo to uninstalling OW2 cause the games ass

[@burntetoast]

I learned "Greed" on my own just by watching your videos but I didn't think of it as greed, I just recognized the pattern. "Fear" is completely new to me, and it makes so much sense. I love this way of explaining how to predict DI, especially in a non-fighting game. Cheers!

[@Waseemmmm]

DI is Directional input for those who dont know, basically just a players movement

[@fireaxb4501]

I like it how he’s basically gatekeeping safety

[@CarlosCruz-bu1kd]

Same

[@d__9__1]

I hope this video is watched by everybody. Quite possibly the best “improve your aim” video on KZbin with logical reasoning. You have my “like”

[@TheRingugames]

i hope everyone doesn't because its more valuable the less that do

[@Arrge]

[@Arrge]

@@TheRingugames but if everyone knows it, then we can all adapt and do even more next level stuff.

[@LazzaroTV]

@@Arrge 100% this. I want to see the game get harder. It's satisfying to die to someone because they were out-thinking you, always reinvigorates my love for the game

[@realchiknuggets]

this and that one old guide of his that taught us to pay attention to whether the enemy is close and unaware

[@nottNitesh]

Tried this in bronze, now I’m plastic 500

[@teerametboonprasop8344]

Real man😂😂😂

[@Jawwxd]

Tried this in plastic, now I’m garbage 250

[@chungaplea3323]

It's a new aiming technique, so it'll take time to pick up.

[@teerametboonprasop8344]

@@chungaplea3323 I uninstall this shit already after 400 hr.

[@teerametboonprasop8344]

@@chungaplea3323 everyday after that feel free

[@Sharlenze]

Not only is this great aim guide but also even better insight on high gamesense players mindset. I personally have improved a lot as a support player by thinking how my enemy will use my flaws against me. So thank you!

[@jordanayoub4156]

Arrge, I love your content! It's rare to find someone who not only can show you their levels of skill, but who can literally break down every microsecond of their skills to try and bridge the gap for all of us trying to make Hanzo work in the lower Elo's lol. In terms of "what kind of content would I like to see from Arrge," so far I've enjoyed all the variety of videos you've got right now. I love a good video like this one where it's full of useful information to take into games, but I will never say "No" to a dopamine-induced montage of Arrge headshots, lol. I think my answer is that I just enjoy watching you have fun.

[@Arrge]

ayee i been thinking of introducing some educational commentary vids

[@tony7139]

Hey Arrge not only are your tips extremely helpful but your content all around is one of the most entertaining without seemingly trying hard to force it. Your gameplay speaks for itself. Thanks for making this guide this type of content is appreciated because its truly educational and informative through and though and not filled with any type of filler. Keep up the great work and I will continue to enjoy watching. Have a great day brotha.

[@loawff]

Easily the best aim guide I've seen. I don't even play hanzo, but this had already gotten me thinking how I could change my playstyle.

[@Marjamehutin]

never clicked so fast

[@Arrge]

ayyy

[@KHALID_-yu1sj]

@@Arrgeballs

[@fllufffernuttter]

Truth

[@lightfalldark3616]

Fr

[@fjodorkaad4403]

A good title ig

[@FallenSpike]

I would like to add that this is mostly useful for projectile characters. While still useful for hitscan, you need to take a more active aiming approach to those. And even still, your ability to put your crosshair where they will go, even if you know where that is, is aiming. This video is a great coverage of the psychological aspects of aiming and everything not strictly mechanical!

[@kahatanna7]

Your tutorials are some of the most informative in OW community

[@supern0is349]

this is insane - i can see now clearly why you are so good and the fact that you manage to put this into words and concepts rather than vague terms like "positioning" or "timing" speaks volumes of your skill. I oftern say that overwatch 1 and 2 have some of the best video game content creators of all games i've seen and you are clearly miles ahead from the competition.

[@sebareyk1901]

I love the way you made this educational experience seem like a fun thing and these tips do help a lot, thank you arrpapa for always delivering bangers💖

[@Arrge]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@LazzaroTV]

This type of video breaking down the thought process for intelligent plays is the absolute best content for competitive overwatch. Extremely educational and I'm sending it to all my friends!

[@momentobruh7362]

Not long ago I started using your style of play and boy has it made me improve a lot, and now with this video I can take more tips from you, you are a great.

[@GuyZAfro]

There's alot of guides on how to aim, this is the first guide I've seen on how to think about your aim, this is actually huge help since I've come back to OW alot of these concepts that I've subconsciously built got lost and this is a perfect way to visualize it. Thanks daddy Arrge!

[@zackerygarcia3332]

I found this very informative and I tend to find most guides to be a waste of time so this was a pleasant change. I would love to see you do a pharah advanced guide, I love playing her and I feel like you could teach me something new.

[@LucianMoreira]

gotta say, this is a very serious way to engage in any form of thought process, you are constantly aware of your surroundings and re-evaluating every situation, makes me think that anyone can be a "pro" if they just get the right mentality.

[@shrades]

What a great video. So much good and important info for Hanzo play.

[@gotown1590]

Pure game sense. Love you Arrge! ❤️

[@KryptidShadow]

I do most of these things without much thought so it's nice to see and know just how far I've come with playing hanzo myself. A much awaited video and not only that, this could also be used for other projectile heroes like kiriko.

[@giacomoleopardi3084]

Man this video was crazy, there is so much psichology envolved in how proplayers play, and plus, there is something about your quite but clearly happy reaction to your crazy shot that is adorable❤

[@jackduals]

Thanks for the extra guide sensei! Been tryna push outta Diamond last season but wasn't able to. Will def help in tryna get to masters this season!

[@baileyskates]

If you can get a good duo that helps a lot. Having someone to coordinate with makes a huge difference. Like tank+dps is usually what i like.

[@Ulturism]

Honestly amazing, and the first person I have seen that covers this topic. You make it easy to understand, never compensate in these clips with good aim, and think about it in a new way. Brilliant video, thank you so much!

[@_shishimoo_]

I got my first death threat because of your videos! Thanks for the tips 🌞✨

[@Jimboio]

Lolllll dude I always get death threats cuz I suck loll

[@redfrog1628]

​@@Jimboio lol skill and no skill being two sides of the same coin

[@dogs-game-too]

FEAR is my battlenet tag so it was nice to hear you mention it :P Great guide as always!

[@immortalgraveyard2099]

80 % intelligence, 20% reaction.

[@poyo4205]

absolutely brilliant, there are so many little things like this that players like myself just don't realise, but you explain it all well and show how to apply. great job

[@GTXMaxjus]

It would be really helpful if you could do an educational unranked to gm hanzo guide like the ones Awkward does. I notice that those are really good for me in terms of learning new things Edit 2: Or just a long video analising all aspects of various matches; wins and loses; like position, creating the space neccesary for the team to engage, how to do your best in matches that are apparently lost, how you got certaing kill and why, and all of those little things that lead to that victory or lose.

[@Arrge]

educational unranked to GM is snakeoil. there is no reason to stomp low rank players other than for gimmicky views. u can be educational in GM as well.

[@GTXMaxjus]

@@Arrge Well in that case just a long video analising all aspects of various matches; wins and loses; like position, creating the space neccesary for the team to engage, how to do your best in matches that are apparently lost, how you got certaing kill and why, and all of those little things that lead to that victory or lose.

[@Pedro_eqw]

​@@ArrgeIt's much easier to be educational in lower ranks, and you can see more clearly the mistakes that lower ranks players do, that's why ur2gm are usefuls, I have learned a lot watching them

[@wolbobus2130]

@@Pedro_eqw then do vod reviews

[@Pedro_eqw]

@@wolbobus2130 It's not the same, I like to watch booth and I learn something different from each format.

[@Achillesdrops]

Please do a full video. This video is really much appreciate it and gave me a new perspective on how to Play and view the game In general

[@Arrge]

[@0handsofgod0]

respond old chum

[@lilith7351]

Thank you for the video Arrrrrrge 🤗💜✨🌿

[@spacencourgeCircl]

thank you for these tricks,it really helps me to improve my hanzo's aim shoot.

[@timkuhn5770]

More hero specific tricks would be great

[@timkuhn5770]

Also map specific tricks would be great, especially for hanzo

[@harunk2001]

I watched this video only because i was bored. didnt think it would actually help me, but a few days later (today) i played mystery heroes and got hanzo so i just tried following basic principal of fear and greed and oh my god it helps sooooo much. Normally these type of videos "with this trick/setting your aim will improve by 9001%" are all bs, but this helped so much because it isnt about aim it is about game / psychology knowlegde. Thanks Arrge and keep up with the good shit.

[@therickeffect7466]

I always found predicting to sound simple enough but hard to understand. You just simplified it so much that i felt kind of stupid not realizing it.

[@phoeniiix3713]

my god finally a video ACTUALLY explaining what game sense is and not be vague about it! Thank you so much. For people with game sense, these may seem "obvious" but wasn't to me

[@ogsus5773]

these tips opened my third eye. i don't even play hanzo but even if i did, i don't know how long it'd take me to notice these. holy, seeing you just waiting for that tracer on gibraltar... the confidence of doing that in an actual game says everything, even if it's 1 success among multiple failures. i'm now at the ashe dynamite tip (which, again, blows my mind to the possibilities and how exploitable it is of a tip) and i hear "now let's get to more advanced tips". i love it. this is amazing stuff. well done, bro. biggest thing i realize, though, is that i need to play more deliberately and think about what i'm doing because right now i'm only just focusing on positioning and aiming (with cass/ashe). and i realize i could be thinking about so much more and improve so much faster. and you hear this exact thing from a lot of these types of videos or text articles about tips. but having examples and seeing the impact they can have is huge.

[@eliramos1810]

Man you explain these kind of behaviour so clear, thank you. This helped me a lot

[@KITSVNE_FM]

This vid is actually so insane and actually helped me so much. I was already started to develop better aim with kiriko and noticed that when I’m put my crosshair just a bit in front of someone’s strafe I would hit more shots/kills. But now that I’ve watched this vid it make a lot more sense and actually expands the concept way more so it all ties in. Great vid!

[@7vnft]

easily the best hanzo aim guide ever put out

[@raininmuffins5132]

I just came back from playing McCassidy and ive got to say, this video is doing wonders for my aim. Now that I recognize these concepts, im more accurately predicting movement. Tsym, this is truly a game changer to me lol!

[@ArielIsaac8111]

After watching wraxu for 2~ years I’m surprised how much I know all of this already lol not trying to flex anything though, it’s great to hear someone like arrge verbalize it all

[@P-39_Airacobra]

These tips actually work, even first match you apply them. They require a lot of awareness and improved mindset, which I'm still working on, but these tips are very actionable and will help get you thinking more about what your opponents are doing.

[@lawrence9713]

This video really, like REALLY helped. From not hitting anything at all to top dps in match every time. I just played hanzo the wrong way, I just had to chill and don't try to aim at the enemy, but at spots where they might walk to.

[@thechexican101]

I've been a Hanzo main since OW1 and honestly this has been the most helpful guide I have come across. After changing my mindset of how I target my opponents has increased my overall accuracy. Thank you Arrge! I hope to get to your level of expertise someday

[@rajkanishu]

These are all principles that I roughly knew and sometimes (rarely since I mostly just play on autopilot) apply, but you broke them down in a very simple and clear way, so much so that I will probably start thinking about them more often when in game

[@llcourt]

3:57 ARE U KIDDING? THIS WAS SO HELPFUL even if not for aiming for being on the other end. There’s been time I was sure people were cheating and now it all makes sense

[@Splashbang_OW]

This detailed video earned you a new sub. I picked up Hanzo 2 weeks ago and started playing seriously.

[@DeffQ]

Man, your AIM tutorials opened my eyes. I never played Hanzo before your tutorials (except Mystery Heroes mode)... and now it's my new favourite Hero to master :D Thanks!

[@archernewlun7331]

Your tips helped me out a lot! I was struggling with Hanzo, now my aim is much better

[@maebeeow]

the prediction and baiting techniques are some big brain stuff i can’t believe i’ve never thought of before 😅 thanks for the video!! ❤

[@GetQuakedOn]

never really thought of it like that

[@yeetdagamer8546]

It's actually helping me somewhat! Especially that "fear" because I learned greed from just playing😅

[@gghost-ow9969]

This is an awesome video dude. Please make more of this content!! Hero specific tips would be awesome!

[@carniattos]

This is by far the best video I've ever watched on OW2. My aim is godlike now. So simple and so effective. Thank you @Arrge for this video, this is crazy!

[@anettelma123]

I love this. I don't even play Hanzo but the genius behind it is wholesome

[@alimwooden4874]

I still can't believe I'm not subscribed yet. This is the spiciest of content. Thanks Argge the Hanzo legend

[@the_chains]

Very fun different pacing of your content hope to see more like this in the near future

[@alexanderli8566]

Thank you for your knowledge as a hanzo main I have never would think I would need more knowledge to master

[@baileyskates]

Bro i LOVE when you put out these kinds of detailed videos about aiming. No one else does this kind of content. I would love to see the full video of hero specific tricks!

[@louismaiden8360]

Most ACTUALLY USEFUL video on Overwatch

[@louismaiden8360]

This is french_louie btw Arrge

[@Arrge]

ayyyy

[@allzofeel]

As a tracer main, I appreciate this video. I now have insight on a masterful Hanzo's mindset and thought pattern.

[@drunkhammond3748]

This was amazingly helpful, I've now progressed from a terrible Hanzo to a mediocre Hanzo, the "greed" and "fear" strategies are working a treat!

[@nitaimanor7732]

I actually really enjoy the fact that this isnt an "aim" vid its actually kind of a game sense/prediction vid and i really like seeing how pro players think. ty for vid rly cool

[@azurestrike6551]

His chuckle when he gets a kill gets me every time

[@bearicorn9116]

I love this breakdown. Not just because it severely helps improve aim. But also because it's a master class in improving your movement. For any vulnerable supports or DPS.

[@pedromagenis9774]

Dude, that was actually genius. The tips and the video edition. Marvelous!!

[@albxrz7246]

I need that all hero tip video. Everyone would love to see it I’m sure.

[@gabrielmachadodacosta5358]

Man, i watch your videos at some time (kisses from Brazil), and in addition to helping me with english, i also improved my Hanzo a lot by following you... YOU ARE CRAZY MY MAN, INHUMAN!!! Great job (and thanks for your accent, it helps me to understand english hehe)

[@Arrge]

[@mitchellmoua4763]

Really good tips that actually seem useful and practical. Usually people just talk about playing aim training maps everyday.

[@roxassalvatore3105]

I needed this I’ve been playing supp only for months now and my hanzo gameplay has dwindled greatly

[@Arrge]

glad to help!

[@MrKogarou]

Big brain. Could always see you were a genius at this stuff. Thanks for explaining your techniques for people!

[@yoloyo7019]

This is such an improvement over some of your old aim guides, which to me came off kinda like "how to aim: just headshot them like me, look at me I'm really good." Pretending to leave them alone to lure them into making a punishable decision is legitimately high level advice.

[@McDonaldsCalifornia]

Very cool how you sort of confirm that the original character concept of Hanzo matches so well with his gameplay possibilities. I can very much see tte character of Hanzo acting and thinking like you show here in combat

[@yungsixxs]

Arrge man you the reason i play hanzo, im on console and i started playing around 1 month after overwatch 2 came out, i was hard stuck silver damage but after watching your hanzo videos a few months ago now im diamond 1, a few games hopefully from masters, your videos truly help and it made me fall in love with hanzo hope you see this‼️🙈:D

[@jonb6564]

The best thing about this video, is that you can apply this knowledge to all heroes in the game.

[@GM-ej9re]

Your videos are getting better and better, Arrge!

[@ruperttt]

just started really playing hanzo. haven’t touched him till now but it’s lovely

[@danielmccloe2237]

This is one of the best ow videos I've ever watched.

[@koishisen]

Man wtf, the prediction thingy was something i was wondering in my head while watching other ppl vids, then ur vid came and wth it was true, really detailed guide, great explanations, love ur accent, keep it up man.

[@knotenbauer8953]

So nice to see the principles of Quake 4 in all its glory in a game that is so different, yet so much the same.

[@Enkinanna]

really good articulation of the mindgame aspect of fps games. I think these principles apply in almost any fps, as well as even across other genres (fighting games in particular), but they're weirdly rare to hear discussed. I once had a teammate in ow try to argue with me that player psychology isn't a major factor in gameplay, utterly blew my mind that somebody could think that

[@ropephobic]

this is awesome, thank you, would love a video with more hero-specific tips!!

[@getdunkedon9570]

I really glad I stumbled upon this video considering that this logic can apply to another projectile hero, and this advice is really helpful

[@denizgunduz3054]

You are a legend arrge I can't believe how good this is.

[@FrankieFan2005]

Yes full video! This is so helpful!

[@asadickens9353]

I like this type of content because I don't figure this stuff out on my own or at least it would take me 1000s of hours to get the full understanding so it's nice to take the short cut there and see the video that will teach the concepts.

[@Tizy735]

The greatest guides I have ever seen!! Thank you so much

[@Arrge]

Wow, thanks!

[@cap-s-doll8843]

Thanks for this…I just started Hanzo, because I want to unlock his hero title. I love how easy to understand this is. 💙

[@davidantoniobp4]

definitely make more of these. as a kiriko main in progress i need to work on my aim because i’m mainly used to healing my team.

[@qin9150]

This actually works so good, the prediction and the patience are more powerful than I expected

[@SssshhhhTv]

Repetition and map knowledge is so underrated in gaming. Great video. Thanks.

[@penelopef3832]

You always been my favorite Hanzo player. Love you Arrge

[@B0bTheCat]

such a simple concept yet highly effective! sure you think about all these things when you game but you woudln't start to apply them b4 realizing it like this

[@Emikkuuers]

pls do more of these hanzo guide videos! i discover so many new ways to play hanzo thru your videos its never been so much fun

[@Ryoomen]

Thank you very much Arrge! I still have a long way to go with hanzo, but I really like him and this helps a lot.

[@Rampage_Plays]

dude I've never thought about any of these tricks. I need to implement these immediately. I also think im gonna try hanzo out since this looks really fun with him.

[@Charlie1821]

I’ve been doing some of the greed/fear aim as a zen main, but never actually stopped to analyze it this way beyond predicting just the next step, like you do three steps ahead.

[@ragnargoddson7414]

Easily the top aim guide out there right now. No cap.

[@Arrge]

[@SCHPhoenix]

I hadn’t broken it down to fear yet. Greed makes sense, but often I get too greedy chasing to remember this lesson. Thanks for the solid reinforcement.

[@Loki__0515]

Yesss! Perfect timing, I feel like my aim doesn’t improve these last times so can’t wait to see the video