How To Improve Your Aim on PC

[@floridaman2146]

The key to good aiming is having an RGB led mousepad.

[@javier-uv5vl]

White Male Murican and an led gaming chair

[@MasterChief-ld2ei]

Mouse pad is pretty important too (like actually, a table with a mouse sensor is less effective than a mousepad with a mouse sensor)

[@kevinmiller5051]

I bought a mousepad that covers my entire desk lmao. Genuinely helped me, I got paranoid that I'd run out of space and pick up my mouse too often.

[@GoOnRaaj]

javier2337 and led gaming socks

[@m4zk3n21]

of course razer xd

[@mondieki]

This is the only class I've taken seriously my whole life

[@pillcosby6569]

Mike Ondieki u boutta be a failure then

[@legenda9109]

@@pillcosby6569 ya mom

[@chloewinnaa1515]

@@pillcosby6569 and ya dad

[@AbsoluteArch]

@SP_potatoes Man you guest wrong

[@pillcosby6569]

Giggity

[@katabatic9297]

EVERYONE who is trying to seriously improve their aim on PC really needs to see this video. You point out important things that I haven't seen anyone else mention in any other aiming guide. Showing this to any of my friends who want to try to get into FPS on PC.

[@XiomaroTV]

Thank you very much! That means a lot

[@kerch00]

he points out alot of stuff you don't need to know, opinionated stuff and some fake facts. He doesn't mention MUCH better aim trainers such as Kovaaks but he mentions the free trainers like aim labs aim hero and aimtastic. Every player who is trying to play competitively/professionally should definitely buy Kovaaks its only >£10 or something but it's so much better because of how many scenarios there are and how customizable it is. Over aim trainers are normally buggy, not many scenarios and sometimes horrible input lag. If you really do not have enough/casual then get aimtastic since it has a very good engine, good customisability and no input-lag.

[@kerch00]

he says to get better at predicting you need to use less aim. That is wrong, the only way to get better at prediction is to just play more, he does say that the more you aim subconsciously the more you can predict which is what playing more helps.

[@ChrisJones-rd4wb]

lol I suffer heavily from lazy aim in overwatch. I typically run a setup where it takes 1.5 feet to do a full 360... pretty good in cs, not so good in OW

[@ryo-kai8587]

This _is_ really useful. I'm only comfortable with dual analogs at this point. As a lifelong console gamer who's planning to switch to PC, keyboard and mouse controls are so incredibly awkward that I dread even trying to learn them. I'll have to keep these tips in mind, because I know from a technical performance standpoint that mouse aim is far more precise.

[@kevins3821]

▪︎How to aim: • asian nickname • anime profile • learn russian • speak half-broken english • rgb mousepad • gaming chair

[@lunk4945]

• profit

[@NoHaBi02]

What if my entire desk is a mousepad

[@monkeyballs188]

@@NoHaBi02 thats epic

[@_nevin3385]

In short •NRG Aceu

[@khrisnakhristian]

you will be fired from your job if you change point one to black nickname

[@Kadulikan]

When I was 12 playing any fps on console, I would always set my sensitivity to the maximum. And I actually did pretty alright. Picking up a controller now, I have absolutely no idea how I played like that.

[@cubaisdeath]

I was the exact same way lol

[@lukainteressado.3202]

small fingers little movement :v

[@weabae5910]

You played like that because snapping your aim to the next enemy was more important than adjustment of shots this is mainly because of aim assist

[@swahilayplays]

it might be because old gen joysticks were a lot more sluggish compared to new gen

[@LoneBeastYT]

Pretty sure your range of motion with your thumb is more as you have a longer thumb, I dare you to hold a PS2 controller and see how small it is. P.s I used to call it the perfect controller and I don't think it would change ,when I was a kid. Boy was I wrong

[@eepiest]

"Recommended for you."

[@jxi]

Ora ora

[@UM3.Yasuke]

Oof

[@Sam70831]

Is that jotaro Steve?

[@KerimCovers]

ikr ;-;

[@kevins3821]

No, U

[@Jeff-fc7nf]

As a 20 year FPS veteran, this is a good crash course for those who want to improve mouse aiming. The low sensitivity "arm aiming" style is truly one of the most effective methods for muscle memory. The more muscles involved in something, the more the brain learns how to execute that pathway. You can then slowly increase your sensitivity over time if needed. Nice video.

[@jd5105]

What Dpi and windows sensitivity do you play on ?

[@jd5105]

@@csb8447 can u help me

Arm aiming is only for flicking. Wrist is used to trace. Arm aiming benefits are that its less fatigueing for your wrist and faster to flick (When on low dpi) Wrist only isn't very effective. The combination of wrist and arm is the way to go

[@HighBoss]

@ This is true. I've been wrist only most of my life cos of small/shitty desks. The range of motion is so limited that u have to use a high sens which isnt ideal for most games.

[@ifatal4878]

Muscle memory for aiming is a fad. A player with good mouse control will be able to change their sensitivity and mouse without any significant problems, so long as they don't go into extremes. There can be a noticeable difference, but that's not related to memory, but more related to comfort and preference.

[@Fyrah]

*Just buy a good Gaming Chair*

[@sgky2k]

Fyrah I 399$ only.

[@Sirdesqwee]

Correct

[@amit8961]

get this comment the most liked comment of this video

[@zenarr2890]

i have pewdiepie's mousepad. don't mess with me

[@angel99188]

for 399$ only

[@thetute59]

There is a good video for aimdrills in apex legends specificly. Also wanted to add: Dont panic. I see so many people just trying to empty their magazines as fast as possible. You need to train yourself to pull the triger when you're on target, rather than just shooting as fast as possible and hoping to be on target when you pull the trigger. Slower rate of fire then? Yeah, but you hit more shots, you reload less often and well, you will kill more!

[@Oliver.Pfahl.]

Apex Legends actually has a Deathmatch mode: It's called Titanfall (2)

[@aimbot-yn1xi]

No it does not

[@beanos_pr2110]

aimbot199 9 woooosh

[@malcot0414]

@@aimbot-yn1xi wooooooooooooosh

[@Yourdudechris]

aimbot199 9 woooosh

[@how_do_you_type]

aimbot199 9 woooooooooosh

[@victor2410]

Deathmatch for Apex legends = Titanfall 2. Actually started playing it again yesterday and it makes Apex so chill and calm in comparison lol.

[@zelbo2440]

1. Titanfall is dead. Queue times suck. 2. Hiding in titanfall lets you snoop kills in a very lame fashion. 3. YOu die in a literal instant.

[@justalpha9138]

@@zelbo2440 Titanfall 2 is no longer dead

[@VigilSerus]

I've pretty much always used Tf2 to warm up for Apex. Only issue is that Tf2 is all hitscan and low TTK, but the benefit is the two games feel extremely similar, despite the difference.

[@hunkyburrito]

@Vigil Serus there are also projectile weapons in titanfall 2 they are just not used as much (volt is probably a good one for apex training)

[@VigilSerus]

@@hunkyburrito Volt is hitscan

[@scythea428]

13:33 exactly as Shroud himself has said.

[@crippys]

Ok OOOK. Lower sensitivity gives me more consistency. Me: enter Csgo and changes it to 0. Now I’m the most consistent person in csgo.

[@fragarena9910]

This tutorial is sooo good 😳 wish I had this sooner

[@XiomaroTV]

I hope it helps!

[@adrianbasic5830]

The most important Training everyone needs to do to become better are microshots-exercices. That's the way to become really accurate.

[@XiomaroTV]

Yeah, it's also the most common aiming technique you'll be using. If your map knowledge and game sense is reasonable, you know roughly where someone will peek so you just need a small flick to correct your aim

[@Americanheld]

Wow this is genuinely useful information instead of generic advice, thank you! Subbed!

[@Sir_PantsareoffYT]

This vid is great I love how you go in depth rather than just “get this, do this and play more.”

[@owenmusser9444]

this was a really good vid, there a lot of aim guides out there that really don't say much useful stuff, but this one actually helped a lot, major props

[@XiomaroTV]

Awesome! I kinda just applied how learning a music instrument works to learning to aim. The skills are *very* similar - it's all muscle memory and a bit of hand-eye coordination (less so with music I guess, but still)

[@MatunS]

Dude, this is absolutely the best tutorial out there.

[@kidqaz]

Very informative video! Been playing FPS for a couple of years so my aim is pretty ok but I'll try aimlab out.

[@XiomaroTV]

I find it quite fun to play around with :) Even the more gimmicky drills are quite fun

[@kidqaz]

@Xiomaro Yea, just tried the microflicking for half an hour, played a game of apex after and I swear I hit like 20 wingman shots in a row. I felt like Shroud for a sec there.

[@MrSuicidesilence91]

@@kidqaz you re a probably another version of shroud! makes me happy to read your story.

[@ChaotiX1]

I just started increasing my mouse sensitivity and even though its hard to get used to at first, it only takes a few hours of playtime until it feels natural. I'm hitting my shots and securing a lot more kills in Apex now, and ive had 4 wins today alone. Practice makes perfect.

[@ulricarmez4734]

"What you want to do is aiming as slowly as possible" OF COURSE ! I'm so dumb ! It's obvious, I mean that's the same for learning an instrument or a sport. And yet I was totally missing that when I was training my aim. Thank you X)

[@shadowhcf]

sometimes it's good to get a refresher on the obvious information

[@playtoearnmeta]

smart advice.. glad to see you move on from battlerite and covering other topics as well... I've been playing Fortnite and Apex Legends for quite a while and my aim is pretty bad. The slow aiming thing I haven't thought of before... I'll give that a try. Good luck with your channel and hope to see more stuff from you regarding fps games.

[@XiomaroTV]

Let me know how you get on! Starting slow and focusing on precision is a technique you use when learning to play a musical instrument faster - so I've adapted the idea from being a musician for like... 23 years haha. And I know from experience that it's the best way to learn when playing guitar, drums or whatever else. There are some definite similarities when it comes to learning aim on PC :)

[@rngnodal9316]

Xiomaro You are definitely right! I play the Trombone and we also use this technique!

[@rngnodal9316]

Xiomaro Thanks for the guide! I will let you guys know how I improve!

[@dledman]

biggest change that improved my aim - reduced my sensitivity and upgraded my monitor to a freesync/gsync 165hz, 32 inch minotor. when freesync/gsync is enabled it will reduce frames to

[@ryvikun4325]

Man.. You have good explanation right there I finally know where I'm bad at,and know the purpose of muscle memory Thanks dude

[@Griffin12536]

Best aim guide. Working on being "accurate" and letting "fast" come naturally is something no one else is saying. This is exactly how I trained back in HALO 2/3. All I did was play snipers and never shoot unless I knew it was a headshot. Everyone would descope me with a body shot, but after a while I could get the headshot before most people could get a body shot. Now I play Overwatch on PC and boy do I suck!

[@XiomaroTV]

I'm also a musician and the same thing applies to playing guitar/drums/piano/whatever faster. Always work on accuracy first, and speed comes with time :)

[@unkeptgrass3958]

Kovaak's aim trainer works really good as well. $10 on steam

[@pcxPOT]

kovaak's is 1000x better than this aimlab shit

[@dimitristouhell2346]

@@pcxPOT yes

[@bleach3044]

A tip that has always helped me even on console, i slow my breathing like a sniper, even stop breathing at times for improved focus. I just started on pc a few days ago and this helps so much

[@linkg-1950]

Dude, everything This Man saying is full of truth!! i have discover how to train properly After watching "Baby Steps" then i apply starting at slow phase,practicing repeated course everyday until my speed, accuracy, tracking , etc. are now mostly above average. Then i see this video. its like remembering all the trainings i have done. Great video bro. Good Content

[@earljohnpaulamores8092]

2words: QUALITY CONTENT This vid deserves a lot more views, so that's why so many people suck at fps. you deserve a lot more subs too

[@a_to_maly_ja]

I played like shit. I watched hundreds of turtorial how to improve my skill. Then I found this film! I don't play like a pro now, but I've finally started hit opponents and I can survive more than few second. Thank You :)

[@Drahcoul]

6 months later is your aim better? What did u do?

[@XXETU972]

I’ve had pc for a year now and my aim is still pretty bad

[@LutherLee]

This is probably the best aim guide video I have seen so far. Because it touches on so many things other than aiming and tells you where aiming skills should be applied in your game.

[@XThiefXofXLightX]

"What we're aiming for" 6:43 I see what you did there.

[@mrchuculus]

@Luca Damian Why?

[@bleach3044]

Underrated comment

[@loanwolf_]

Not even gonna lie , this was the exact video I was looking for, I never got a good and clear cut answer like that. Thank you! I can’t wait to finish putting my new rig together to start practicing again. Most likely gonna watch this video like a million times over lmao good stuff. I really hope you continue to make videos cause your info is actually very good, please keep it up!

[@timotheoschristianos4939]

really good stuff! thanks for mentioning aimlab, feels like im getting better already :)

[@XiomaroTV]

I only discovered it while researching for the video but it's actually really nice!

[@TheSwordOfBathelion]

This is exactly what I have been looking for. I feel like I a lot of bad habits of aiming when I watch back my own gameplay I'm shocked at how far I've made it with the way that I play. Thanks for the quality content

[@powerfixbw6198]

When he says "Welcome Back to the Channel" but it just randomly pop up 😂

[@creaky2436]

Dude you're a hero! Got back into gaming and sick of getting my ass kicked due strictly to gunskill. I used to have a 3.0 kd on xbox in cod, i'm negative kd now with a mouse. It's a different beast for sure.

[@chronhado771]

What cod has m&k support?➡️

[@DaltonGoesSlow]

8:00 it's like playing scales on guitar lol it's crazy to think of games this way.

[@XiomaroTV]

Exactly :)

[@Jaatster]

More players need to see this video man! The best aiming guide I've ever come across. Every aspect of aiming was explained in such a good way.

[@goofistmcnutty3280]

"Just get in there and fight" Best advice I ever heard.

[@angiep78539]

All the tips in here are good, but one thing many aim guides dont focus on is how your movement also affects your aim

[@BullzOfSteel]

Apex Legends does have a deathmatch mode... its called a game "Titanfall 2"... same exact game, same weapons (but R-301 is not there, and its an R-201), pretty much the exact same weapons as Apex Legends (before patch update, so the wingman, which is called wingman in titanfall 2, has 6 bullets without an extended heavy mag, and the rate of fire is the same before Apex Legends nerf of the wingman).... both games have the same exact abilities (but even more... hints for future apex legends to play, they usually relate someway to Titanfall 2 abilities!).... and its deathmatch, same game engine, same game settings, everything is the same. same company. The main difference between the 2 games is 1 has a single player campaign with different multiplayer modes and you can customize your abilities however it is lacking a battle royal mode. While the other is battle royal with specific legends to play that have specific abilities, but within the same universe/world. Both get updates different because they do have differences, like in titanfall 2, you have much more faster movement, you can ride on walls and double jump in air for extra speed, and you can wall hop/surf plus double jump to constantly increase speed.... thus some weapons that needed nurfing in apex legends do not need nurfing in Titanfall 2 because it is harder to accurately hit a faster target. if your good a titanfall 2, you are even better at apex legends.... everything required for aiming and shooting and mechanics from titanfall 2 transfer over to Apex Legends, but made it easier by making enemies (and yourself) less agile.... titanfall 2 has a BIG learning curve, and to get the fastest speed possible requires A-L-O-T of skill and practice... im referring to the skill gap between a somewhat decent player compared to a professional player in terms of mechanical movement. (newbie to decent player is not as big of a gap, though a gap exists. it is easy to learn, but extremely hard to master) ..... pretty much the only advance thing in apex legends to learn for movement is bunny hop + healing the longest/fastest distance, which only has 2 techniques to accomplish..... but titanfall2 has this plus much more to learn in terms of advanced mechanical movements. However if you go from Apex Legends to Titanfall 2, you might not be WORSE, but you will not be better... it wont make logical sense unless someone is very bad at shooting a slow moving target compared to a faster moving target... i'm sure there are a few weird oddball players who cant hit shit standing still but can hit shit all day moving around like a dog with his tail cut off.

[@Galaxaz]

Actually the best video I have ever seen on aim. After training in Aim Lab my aim has become 10x better it's insane! Thanks for the best aim tutorial on KZbin! :D

[@TheCoreGameplay]

Great video, going to get aim lab and play some games after a 15 min warm up.

[@savagephoenix9242]

💯 percent agree. This video is too good of a guide. This is like an ultimate guide on how to get good aim. I would highly recommend this to anyone that really wants to get into pc gaming. I just started my training on aim lab and I’m on day 2 right now. I’m gonna keep the grind going till a week to see my results. I wish all of you gamers the best of lucks!

[@dust7962]

I rock on a low sensitivity on mouse. Leads to the most control. Love using my arm :D.

[@Austin-xp2wt]

Dust my aim is so baaaaaaad. I just started a few days ago on pc, my aim was so bad that I felt sick in my stomach,And no it’s not coronavirus.lol

[@Mike__melvin]

Two things: 1. Mouse accel is useable if you have software for it, like povohats. In game mouse accel is trash. 2. Download aimlab, join the discord. I cannot stress joining the Discord enough, it will help much more than just freeballing the trainer!

[@XiomaroTV]

Totally agree on the mouse accel thing. Using custom mouse accel is acceptable - in fact, almost all the old Quake pros used it.

[@mobailgamingredranger9179]

Xiomaro: If esports were ever thought in school. Me: reality is often disappointing

[@skeeting8239]

my school teaches esports

[@mobailgamingredranger9179]

@@skeeting8239 then your school is of legendary rank My school doesn't :(

[@skeeting8239]

@@mobailgamingredranger9179 rip

[@ronweasley9001]

Theres a reason why esport isnt taught in school. It has more important lessons to teach, case in point; to prevent silly grammatical errors like "thought"

[@mobailgamingredranger9179]

@@ronweasley9001 come on man, there is sports so why not esports?

[@cloudwolf3972]

Xiaomaro, you're one of the best channels I've ever seen about teaching how to play games. I remember seeing a video you made about Battlerite competitive that entirely changed my mindset across all competitive games: you don't control your teammate, so YOU should try to keep closer to him and don't ever expect he does what you think he should do. This made a so much better player.

[@nerdneh132]

This is my suggestion for "practicing" for apex legends... PLAY TITANFALL 2 It's got literally the same guns and they function very similar (except for the Mozambique, it's much better in titanfall 2). The pace is MUCH faster, and while the body shields aren't a factor, It forces your brain to do things on instinct rather than thinking too much. This opinion is subjective, but it's worked for me so far.

[@malu_1997]

LOL

[@SuperMajcis]

Im trying to improve my aim for last few days by watching a lot of videos,doing a lot of aim trainings etc but never heard about starting slow and memorizing good habbits first and then going faster and even when i just tried it today i felt better. Thanks great video

[@Shjandy]

My issue is my brain can't take in the fast flick shots with everything moving all at once on screen and my brain gets overloaded and I just potato out, I don't know if there's anything out there that could help me out with that but this problem is hindering me from playing the faster rusher gameplay style, which causes me to have to play the slow and deliberate longer range playstyles which are perfectly fine but I'm screwed when ever a rusher decides to curb stomp me lol

[@dongmengze8161]

After watching this video, i have 2 questions about training myself with aiming software: 1. What is the best time length for a single training period? 2.How long should i test my training progress in game after everything started?

[@EldenSoulsVids]

I switched to pc recently and everything feels so awkward. I'm lvl 8 in Apex and havent gotten a kill yet

[@akakerness6396]

I got my first kill at level 12. And I've been playing on pc for 3 years now. It's hard at first.

[@GrizzTheShaman]

go into target range and shoot the human targets until it begins to become comfortable ive been playing in it most of tonight and my aim has improved drastically

[@TheBinklemNetwork]

Constant effort and a good mental will do you worlds of wonder Also this is PC... If you are more comfortable with a controller and you're feeling down about playing with a mouse, try a couple rounds with controller to get the confidence up!

[@EldenSoulsVids]

@@TheBinklemNetwork thanks lol. I dont play anymore now anyway. I just got occupied with other stuff

[@gameboy1551]

Wow I just watched this video yesterday day and I started this aim training and I have to say this was literally the best tutorial I ever watched on aim. My muscle memory is decent now especially the micro flicking that is really solid now. I went into an apex match and saw a huge results, first my aim was a lot better and with that decent enough I was thinking about other stuff such as where I should go next and positioning which you did mention that in the video so I was really happy that I met some of the goals within the video and i was able to knock and kill way more people. This truly is one of the best if not then the best tutorial on aim I have ever seen. I'm definitely going to subscribe for your other great content!

[@NINCOMPOOPCORP]

how to make your aim better Xiomaro : 1:53

[@acupoyogurt3576]

this is legitimately the only useful video ive ever seen on the topic of improving your aim... really good one mate

[@turdlezz]

Bro I’ve been using 3,000 dpi on my mouse and 4.0 sensitivity on apex, I think I need to stop

[@fasiduz]

:o

[@nilesthegoatthrowaways]

😂

[@Pinky_Piie]

Then again if you stick with it you'll get good aim anyway

[@pairoducks3551]

The best guide out there hands down. Short, sweet and to the point no BS.

[@rambutan_lychee9255]

Oh did you say anything, I was just watching the gameplay

[@Illucidx]

I think this is the most entertaining and informative ive have ever seen on youtube

[@Joel-fj1yj]

5:13 “i hate u sombra” hahaha too good aim

[@Blaquegold]

42 and getting back into pc gaming after like 20 years and it HARD!!!!! I’m trying to practice on Destiny 2 on my pc and it was a total bomb and went back to my controller. But these are some good tips I want to try out. Thanks.

[@oktavioedsel538]

How To Improve Your Aim on PC : buy pc master race and gaming chair.

[@oktavioedsel538]

@@Alepap. old joke heh.

[@Sunny-zh6go]

And a RGB gaming socks

[@amphatic4960]

One thing that worked for me to not tunnel vision was some meditation. Such as focusing on posture, breathing, and other senses of your body while your aim does it's thing.

[@weabae5910]

No point in trying to aim on apex with 20-30 tick rate servers

[@x1c3x]

extremponiforever Oreos Ez. just spam nades.

[@mrvera4020]

dude! best information i have ever got on youtube about aiming. be proud of your channel, and your work, and keep it. And I hope you get success and grow your channel.

[@denontown]

I LITERALLY CAN'T GET GOOD ON ANY GAME THAT HAS GUNS, NO MATTER HOW HARD I TRY I STILL MISS 15 OUT OF 16 SHOTS AND LITERALLY IF I TRAIN MY AIM 24/7 I LITERALLY MISS 17 OUT OF 16 SHOTS. AIM? MOVEMENT? POSTIONING? GAME SENSE? I HAVE ZERO OUT OF FOUR. I'M ALREADY BAD AT VIDEO GAMES, BUT I'M ALSO BAD AT LITERALLY EVERYTHING I DO.

[@ZacksScraps]

Git gud

[@ZacksScraps]

Play Quake

[@saa__di]

Then keep playing/aim training till you can hit more

[@vxu3826]

ive watched a lot of videos on this sort of topic and this was by far the most informed one well done

[@dankhead88]

5:36 de_nuke: Am I a joke to you?

[@R1s3n]

Yes, finally. You got me hooked as you're possibly the only channel I watched that made this statement when talking about aim.... Aim isn't the only skill you need, and without the others, aim won't help you alone.

[@aTinyPuppy]

LOL I just got called out for Lazy Aim lmao

[@gavindheilly3620]

Thought this would be clickbait but wow this was an educated, accurate, and detailed guide to doing what is actually necessary to improve you’re aim. Well done

[@Atomicwarfear]

What about apex legends weapons having different sensitivity?

[@jcrawlox109]

The devs are pretty ignorant towards competitive fps games. It was a 'mechanic' that they specifically designed to be apart of the game and is in no way an accident. That's one of the main reasons I don't play that game anymore. It's too annoying to learn all the different weapons + a new sens for each one. Plus the sound in that game is way too frustrating, I was fighting a team on low ground and I'm assuming he dropped from up top or sprinted up behind me and I didn't hear a thing until he started shooting. The walking/running footsteps are too quiet as well, sprinting is fairly loud at times (if it doesn't bug out or get layered behind something else), but if you walk you're basically silent and moving faster than crouching which isn't good. Audio is extremely vital to fps games and I shouldn't have to nonstop do 180's in game to ensure that I'm not getting flanked every 5 seconds.

[@mm-rw3hi]

@@jcrawlox109 i have been looking into a way to contact the dev team in regard since there are about 5 different multipliers in the apex settings but only the hipfire one and 1 out of multiple ads multipliers actually works. It actually tilts me to the other side of this planet when i set my ads value to fit pistols /smg /shotgun and all i find is a sniper

[@anitayeah6925]

Epic!

[@DizzyKrissi]

that "aim lab"-tip was awesome - didn't know that - thank you very very much

[@itzEspeon]

when doing the training in aim labs, my mouse constantly gets lower and lower until its almost off my mouse pad, anyway that i can fix that?

[@XiomaroTV]

You mean you're running out of mouse mat? Either get a bigger mouse mat (I have one that takes up my entire desk). Or learn to recentre the mouse quickly. Bonus 3rd option - if your mouse mat is already large, maybe your sensitivity is too low? It's hard to say without knowing more :)

[@itzEspeon]

@@XiomaroTV mine takes up about 50 % of desk, but i cant seem to stop dragging my arm closer and closer to my body while trying to do the training sessions. I have a feeling its just me. I might try upping my sensitivity a bit, but then it feels too fast.

[@XiomaroTV]

What's your sensitivity on?

[@sherri3218]

You don't have mouse acceleration on do you?

[@SpicyPotatoe]

@@itzEspeon I used to get that when playing Osu. I found simply increasing my DPI by 200 fixed the problem.

[@Paleski]

Don't forget to use a high DPI and low sensitivity rather than low DPI and high sensitivity. Higher DPI means you can do smaller movements that actually register. High in-game sensitivity means that you could jump pixels.

[@Whachadoon]

So why is the most common dpi used among some of the best players 400dpi? Like shroud said it doesn’t matter.

[@マハディアオサフ]

This channel will be big one day, here form 17k

[@brandonfeltman7429]

hey..this was actually a really in depth guide. a lot of stuff ppl forget to talk about is in here...very down to earth and easy to relate to. those things that you wish other guides have are just in this video. very well done

[@mumzongod1364]

thx my dpi was really i mean realLy high some how i played im talkin 3800

[@Beskman]

Awesome! Loved the way you talk about thinking in every aspect of a game instead of "I NEED TO BE AN AIM GOD!"

[@Michael-mn4ef]

"oNLy projectile weapons, inculding apex legends and fortnite.." bruh

[@Magus_Union]

Old man here. Someone didn't play Tribes back in its hayday.

[@mattoubatou]

This is a nice aggregation of aim videos I've seen for Overwatch specifically during the games lifespan. Really nice clear voice, simple language used, fantastic video to remind us all of the core fundamentals. Thanks!

[@MoonpoopVT]

when you been playing through dumb luck and not realize it (this sucks)

[@vvseddie]

this video.. literally is the best you can find. please watch.

[@anshulsingh8326]

I wanted to use my remaining 1% battery to express my humble opinion about that, although the

[@Julietmateus]

Focusing on aim is dependent on the game you're picking up. In a game like Overwatch, Quake, etc, aiming is a very large part of the game you're constantly doing it. All you need is to play and your aim will improve if you're playing in the right mindset. In a game like Siege there are so many other things that having to focus on aiming is a death sentence, and there isn't enough shooting to actually get better quickly just in Siege. Battle Royales sit right in the middle due to extreme downtime but less strategic gameplay. I think the most important thing is understanding what you're playing, how you learn, and what tools you can leverage to improve at the fastest or most comfortable rate.

[@kelbrohd7621]

How did i improve my aim: Play roblox phantom forces But seriously. That game improve my aim lmao

[@character2897]

@Boo Time Gaming doesn't get you very far

[@khanscombe619]

I'm a lefty trying to train myself for right handed as I can have options & share my setup with friends. I like the Aim Lab.

[@notjoshcasts9296]

"If Esports are ever taught in schools..." I am an Esport management major in college so... and yes we do cover the fundamentals lmao.

[@samusavela3399]

Really interesting and great video! Also I'd like to mention that one of the best ways to get used to a new sens if you are coming from really high to low is to start from the smallest possible movements which is tracking. Aim Hero has a great mode for tracking with a lightning gun. At first it will be really hard, but if you try your hardest to keep your crosshair on target, you will get used to the new sens over time and it will help removing the "heavy" feel of the much lower sens making the new sens feel natural. Never go straight to flicking when changing sens. Always start from the smallest of movements and build up to bigger movements over time to ensure consistency in aim. Trying to improve too fast makes otherwise a great aimer an inconsistent one! Think of it as building a brick wall and if you don't do the foundations right, it will limit how high and stable you can build the wall to be.

[@SimpleAmadeus]

How To Improve Your Aim on Console: Don't.

[@bigsmoke6086]

Amadeus L2

[@Innocentforscratcher]

Use mouse and keyboard instead of a controller, oh wait theirs some incompability happen...

[@deivchoi]

Awesome guide. Thanks!

[@kirirariri]

Moving from controller to mouse and keyboard. Any tips?

[@generalolive9197]

it will be hard at first, but you will get used to it. I recommend not playing seriously or trying out aimlab until you get comfortable with mouse and keyboard

[@oliverrnnow9507]

try to use a low sens and just take time with your shots(dont go for crazy 180, 360 flicks). and patience

[@RandyPalencia]

I switched from controller to m&k like a year ago. My aim was bad but got better. I can aim very well for ads but hip fire tracking is like a 4/10. So what I can say is that it’ll prob take you awhile to get your aim down but it’s worth it

[@JamalPhoenix]

Just moved myself m&k feel so much better especially the mouse don't cheap out on the mouse. I was using the g502 and went to the gpro and the gpro is amazing lighter mice do make a difference.

[@triantulas]

the whole video can be summed up at the 14:00 mark. 45 mins death match + 15 mins aim training in aim lab (spider shot)

[@DodoGTA]

Just play osu! with mouse-only or mouse + keyboard playstyle

[@headstomp615]

DodoGTA GT thats 2d aiming tho

[@michaeldob9526]

Besides how much RGB you have, another big thing in having good aim is posture. How you sit, how you position your mouse hand, your chair and how you are positioned in front of your monitor.

[@plague6716]

I'm gonna focus on apex legends Doesn't put it as the same play footage :/