I Spent 352hrs Playing Aim Trainers..

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Do aim-trainers like Kovaaks and AimLab actually improve your aim? Here are my thoughts after playing them for over 300hrs..
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[@Alby911]

Staying calm is probably the hardest part; lose your nerve and no amount of aim training will undo bad decisions

[@Rosaslav]

Yeah, I find physical, mental condition is by far the biggest factor for me. If I am tired, hungry, frustrated, angry, sleepy, I suck at games.

[@ryanreviews8566]

hundred percent. warzone made me realize how jittery i really am especially under pressure. after improving that issue, I got better at fps AND irl sports.

[@northwestclasspnw7974]

Tilt factor 100% exists, fatigue and actual health as well

[@praisethesun6573]

Makes me think of playing Destiny 2. I know the movement is different but it is so frustrating being smooth at CoD and other fps games.

[@mryellow6918]

Multiple times my aim has saved me from terrible decisions

[@lukeburden]

You should have waited for 365 hours

[@tako8god]

Heh i see what u did there 😏

[@Criiies]

Why?

[@z4k1_zaki65]

Why not another 4 hours? Make it 369 😂

[@tankfire20]

He could still change the title.

[@Dad_K]

Man could not take more than 352 hours

[@loopfinity_]

Bro got so many monitors, peripherals and a good pc but hasnt activated windows yet😭

[@reykuu]

one could argue, all of the peripherals he OWNS and are his... :D

[@yolow5497]

or its just a test rig or sum

[@cyberpunk88-]

Show us your workout routine

[@TheMrWhitecookie]

Exactly, what I thought. 😂

[@KillerInstinct1]

Pushups situps and plenty of juice

[@Girvo747]

And your cycle haha (kidding kidding… unless?)

[@xavierlim3870]

Im just gonna assume he warms up with 225 on the bench or does heavy weighted dips

[@tr4nnel752]

@@KillerInstinct1 Not everyone is on juice. It's just insulting to assume that.

[@scenode]

man every video i watch from this channel just reminds me of why he's so good. Like not only the production quality but also the way he can talk about things and not only give information concisely but also entertainingly, really loved the filming at 7:00 :D

[@swagie_]

not to mention he's both jacked and cracked at fps

[@Michael-lv8gt]

i saw that angle and i was like "why is that angle so hard"!!!

[@ouioui51100]

Mr Robot style shot

[@coldfries8976]

S+ Tier quality content no doubt

[@ayda2876]

Exactly !!! This channel is actually really really good

[@miqo]

Coming off of solely playing cs, my tracking was absolute dog shit when I started playing apex. Kovaak's helped immensely with smoothing out my aim and reactivity.

[@usemorebrainplz-is7gy]

Or it was because you started playing apex and with time your muscle memory for apex got better (just by playing it day after day)

[@jumpinjeff1709]

​@usemorebrainplz-is7gy Just playing will of course help someone improve, but aim trainer is meant to help accelerate progress by improving certain aspects. Made a switch from roller to mnk and was struggling in silver for multiple days after being masters since s10. Kovaaks helped me isolate my weaker skill sets and get rapid repetition, and quickly flew all the way to diamond after all the consistent practice i was able to do.

[@a17waysJackinn]

I like this channel just surprise me, he keep trying something new, not only to review systems hardware right now, but also sharing some "gameplay experience" using this same editing style. I'd like to see the future in this channel, especially the name is not 'optimum tech', is just "full optimum"

[@Memann208]

Just some tip on the tracking side... Start with Centering/Smoothing. They're on the easy side, and set up the fundamentals for tracking. Before you can react to fast strafes, make sure you can track smoothly first or else you'll just have shakey tracking that can't react to direction change. After you're comfortable with Centering, go crazy on tracking scenarios. Ground Plaza, VSS, Long strafes, fast strafes, dodge strafes, xyz/sphere tracking, etc.

[@Submersed24]

I didn’t realize there was terminology for it lol

[@Emil-sh6sq]

My aim is confusing. I hit gold on the voltaic novice reaction tracking scenarios on my first attempt at the benchmarks, but could barely get bronze on the smoothness scenarios.

[@okaycoop5856]

I recommend looking into the voltaic benchmarks. Mastering mouse control goes way deeper then just all of the most popular scenarios. Advanced raw aim skill translates into any game. Better aim wins fights

[@mvlaris]

but as he said, if u hit top 5% its enough for your game

[@ignoranceisbl1ss]

Just play.

[@happy-gq2kw]

@@mvlaris Your game? For what rank in that game? Predator, radiant, I donot think so)

[@mvlaris]

@@happy-gq2kw omg u dont need top tier aim to get pred or radiant, gamesense is way more important in high rank than mechanics and for that top 5% is more than enough homie

[@rdmz135]

@@happy-gq2kw LMAO you dont need good aim to hit radiant, hell theres even pro players with completely mediocre aim

[@Woohoojin]

Banger video! I love how you place emphasis on prediction/movement/calm. Couldn't have worded it better myself.

[@asicfps]

it’s the banana

[@enderchicken228]

banana

[@doodoo-d3v0ur3r]

does better pc help?

[@peacemaker6996]

Wow I thought of banana and I got banana

[@tiagomota4734]

I dont agree with a lot of what he said, i think aim training is CRUCIAL and if you don't do it you cannot perform well in any shooters ...its just not going to happen and the aim trainer is teaching you basically how you can control the mouse wich is a huuuge fing deal, you can even play with different sensitivities and you still can aim since your control of the mouse becomes so good! I play fortnite, after the aim training i don't only aim better, i can build better i can move better , i can do everything better, my awareness is better it improves every aspect of the game and well lets talk about how confident you are when you know you can hit your shots, youre not going to shake youre going to be calm because you know you can beat anyone, if you have a bit of talent and some game sense after 1 year of 1 hour/day you can beat anyone ...you might not be the best player but you can kill anybody in any fing game it doesn't matter how god the pro is! you might win 1 out of 10 but you still do it! So you cannot play shooters without an aim trainer and do well, you can beat your friends but not a good gamer! GGS!

[@ttt69420]

Tracking is probably the biggest differentiator for raw aim. The first to fire usually wins, but when they don't, tracking makes the difference. For game specific, if you look at every metric in CSGO, positioning is by far the starkest difference between high and moderate ELO.

[@ThinkAboutVic]

Tracking is mostly important in hero and arena shooters, you need spray control in CS and you can't really spray at all in Valorant. For those games, crosshair placement is more important.

[@Mandydeth]

I feel that one of the biggest issue with aim training is that people don't train the correct task(s). I don't care how high your score is on gridshot, it's not going to make you better at Valorant. If you're trying to hit insane flicks you're probably playing the game wrong to begin with.

[@stomach-turningthrush9432]

I wouldn't be caught dead playing that shit but I feel the same thing definitely applies to Hunt: Showdown. But I'm still aim training for it because I suck so bad.

[@StruthGaming]

Great video, it's a novel feeling to see you talking about something I worked on for years. For anyone like me who has visual floaters/snow or has trouble perceiving the 3D space with solid colored walls, there's a visual theme in-game (settings>visuals>theme) called "Struth Dark" that may help out.

[@calvinstevickbrown8171]

Love seeing two of my favorite channels on the same video/thread. You're the fps youtube instructional goat bro

[@StruthGaming]

@@calvinstevickbrown8171 Thank you! Much appreciated :)

[@zykablyad941]

"Nice aimbot optimum, how much you pay for?" is probably the best compliment someone can get in an fps.

[@Chuha97]

for people wondering, its at 7:45

[@grqfes]

@@Chuha97 i wasnt wondering thank you

[@dokkie9979]

Kovaaks has alot of movement scenarios aswell, they usually have "Dodge" in their name, u get score for hitting the target but also for movement. Some only give u score for mirroring, some only for anti mirroring, and some just general distance traveled to keep you moving constantly.

[@grqfes]

dude i dont understand the scoring for the movement at all its not intuitive

[@ahmedabdelshakour5799]

I'd suggest trying out Voltaic Benchmarks and Fundamentals. Improved my aim significally.

[@WhiteSNLOL]

Sorry for replying to old comment, did you do both or just the benchmark? And how are you progressing since then

[@Shyvorix]

As someone who's somewhat new to training but far from new from fps games, using the VDIMs daily and a half hour of regular benchmarking I went from low gold to now about to hit diamond in about 3 weeks and that's with a mousepad change (from a zero soft to a skypad 4).

[@WhiteSNLOL]

@@Shyvorix Similar situation to you, I started Plat now Diamond close to Jade. I'm doing only VDIM playlist now with some replays on the run here or there 1~2 hours per day depending on the playlist. But aiming in game (CS) still felt very inconsistent and bad.

[@phill3795]

Just wanted to say I really appreciate the variety of your content. Love your main "core" stuff, but also the kind of "one offs" like this video.

[@thecaucasianasian2171]

I stopped playing multiplayer FPSes years ago and subbed for SFF PC stuff but all of Optimum's videos are just so engaging

[@undercover2379]

I mean isn’t just playing the game aim training in itself and even better training because it’s again real people?

[@SexyEarHair]

Yes but no at the same time. The movements from real people are harder to predict but there is also no downside if you miss your shot in the trainer. You cant get better if you are always dead in game lol

[@HaloDaycare]

Thank you for making this video and not baiting people into "aim training gave me aimbot." I have 437 hours in Kovaaks myself and I've only been on PC Mouse and Keyboard for not even 2 years. I worked my way into Voltaic Diamond and I'm working on getting Voltaic Jade at the moment. Aim training has helped me improve faster I believe. Like you said, playing scenarios that frustrate you rather than compliment you is the way to go. Optimum, do you know what your voltaic rank is?

[@corrrect]

Repetition... some people are natural. Everyone else needs practice. The more, the better. Eventually, it'll become like driving. Traveling for miles without much conscious effort.

[@iconiic1234]

You know you've made it when you're accused of using an aimbot 🤣

[@mikoajjanczak5605]

Thanks to you and your work I have rediscovered my passion for FPS games, train my aim, look for improvements in tactics, etc.. I also realized that my peripherals are not the best for the games I play and I replaced them.

[@MrMisterdrum]

Aim training definitely works. You want to get good enough with your aim so you don't have to think about it imo

[@Jeffmorgan1991]

Being called an aimbot the highest of compliments

[@sermerlin1]

I don't know... I'd say aim training (mouse control) is more then 50%. No matter how good your prediction is... No matter how good your game sense is... If you can't point exactly where you want to point or track exactly how you want to track it all means jack sh*t. You can play for hundreds and hundreds of hours and you can still be at the same rank and not climb up... As the actual games don't train you much of the mouse control. As they don't give you the repeated routines that you could muscle memory on like aim trainers do... I'd rather say it's 80/20. When you have proper mouse control, you will quickly pick up on how generally players are able to move and how much/where can they move in the shootout. Maybe I'm wrong.

[@maksenDK]

bottom line: 100 hours in your game is better than 100 hours in aim trainers.

[@klipk7296]

so this is what I'm up against when I just want to chill and play games

[@ivanquaglio2242]

Yuup, i ultimately only play single player masterpieces because of it.... sometimes i hop back into apex and battlefield just to being destroyed with depression level increasing again😅

[@ivanquaglio2242]

In short it's a shame that the general multiplayer side of gaming it's turning in only sweats players screaming at you if you suck throu voice chat, everything you try in there will make you feel trash at times

[@Alakenshi]

Im Voltaic Master and Silver in valorant))

[@gcbe_]

At first I didn't believe that aim trainers were a necessity, I climbed to immortal 3 in Valorant without doing much training at all, however after stumbling on to the aiming community, its changed my perspective fully. Here I am now, over 200 hours in aim labs in the 99.9th percentile and let me tell you what Optimum said really does apply. If you are already a high rank and are getting decent scores in the your runs (95% percentile or higher) I strongly suggest you focus more on things you can improve in game, weather that be game sense, movement or anything else which you think could be improved. Aim trainers act as great tool to refine your aim. I recommend creating a playlist or maybe even finding one online that suits the game you are playing and also the skills you want to improve (static/flicking/tracking) and spending no more than 30 minutes practicing before you que into your ranked matches. If you are consistent with this I will guarantee that you will see improvement. As said in the video, don't be afraid to experiment with different options (sensitivities, FOV , monitor position, desk height or even different mice to see what suits you. consistency is key to improving and ranking up.

[@JackGraham01]

What scenarios do you train for Valorant

[@choppergirl]

As a former game developer who spent 5 years modding Battlefield and running a Battlefield server... if you use an aimbot or cheats inside a game, then sir, you are an 1d10t. It's a game. The only possible positive acceptable use for these would be for someone who suffered an injury or damage to the brain, or was otherwise mentally or visually impaired on a nerve level. Otherwise, you're running the game for everybody, and driving developers away. We're not going to make games if there are people out there doing everything out there to destroy the commons, screw up the game, and ruin the game play for everyone.

[@grqfes]

..you good?

[@fishychair]

Great video! could not be said any better

[@sneakkyz3696]

This dudes cracked af and telling people NOT to do what he did.....hmmm.

[@NoHope_]

gotta show lyric the goat when talking about mechanical skill. dudes fucking nuts

[@leandrohampel9413]

Hey Optimum, I wanted to ask if you might know of any good mice for left-handed users. I play a lot of Fortnite, so side buttons are important for me. Price doesn't matter

[@novosadp]

Imagine if you would spend this time on reading or learning play piano

[@MadViking82]

Stuff like this proves how out of touch I am of today's gaming culture even after having 37+ years of experience in it!

[@ivanderdev]

Damn are you 50 or something??

[@grqfes]

"wow im out of touch, even though im old! how can that possibly be!" nah im just playing granpa dont catch a heart attack

[@thishandleistaken1011]

I played A LOT of valorant and aimtrainers really did help me a lot even in a very deep rank and high hours. I don't think it's placebo or confirmation bias, since I hated aim trainers and didn't expect an improvement.

[@MaskedOG]

I agree with everything in this video. I can say that my aim is miles better when i am using aim trainer consistently. I also love to test DPI/Mousepads/Mouseskates/mouse/desk and chairhight and for that thats absolutely amazing. Great content as always so kinda unnecesary to writ it.

[@mirxge_mirxge]

I've got over 2500 hours on Kovaaks and I can say that aim trainers definitely help improve your in game performance. I've got roughly 3 hours of free time per day and i like to keep it 50-50 between aim training and play time.

[@MarcusChad]

2500 wtf

[@mirxge_mirxge]

@@MarcusChad ?

[@MarcusChad]

@@mirxge_mirxge That's a lot of hours bro, I am on like 150 haha, so would you say its worth it?

[@Fjerid]

​@@MarcusChad Ofcourse not, unless you're going for the e-sports scene. But I have 0 hours in kovaak and almost Predator on Apex Legends. Practise ingame is fine too, my aim improved IMMENSELY when I no longer panicked during fights. Staying calm is key.

[@emmanuelferguson]

I think the most useful scenarios for aim trainers are one getting into FPS games on PC so that you can dial in settings and whatnot to find what's comfortable to you, but also to warm up in games that may not have a good warm-up lobby such as OW while you queue or CS with workshop maps.

[@xxdragonkiller57xx82]

using aim trainers does absolutely nothing. if you want to get better at an fps you get better by just playing the game. aim trainers will never feel like a 1 to 1 to a game you’re playing so it’s just kinda pointless

[@weedenpirateyt4624]

I want to aim train but I don't feel like doing it tho or it gets boring

[@MisakiOW]

I know this is related more to the last vid than this one but ive been thinking of buying the 2k 360hz asus monitor but after seeing your last video idk if i should wait for this years monitors or just get the asus 2k 360hz one right now, any opinions appreciated

[@optimumtech]

Will have a review of the OLED 240Hz soon :)

[@TheMostSavageOfAllGeese]

I’ve owned both brands in 360hz (Asus & Zowie) and if you’re into mostly competitive titles I’d recommend the Zowie XL2566K.

[@KillerInstinct1]

@@optimumtech pls compare its motion blur to DyAc+ :^)

[@finngladstone777]

@@optimumtech have you got it in hand yet?

[@takecare9150]

There’s some OLED monitors coming out that should be wild id be on the lookout fr

[@erickvelazquez9763]

its wild that people on twitter went hard on you and most of the comments afterwards acknowledged that they really didnt watch the video and they began to flame you for only doing 350 hrs on this. In the end just play the fucking game to get better at it. IMO

[@cptnbangatron2221]

Your channel convinced me to go from 10cm/360 to 30cm/360 and aim trainers definitely helped me to make that switch feel comfortable within an hour or 2

[@ellisaustinpalacay2799]

you also need to consider the tasks you are doing. In gridshot high sens is like cheating. The point of aim trainers is to hone your control of your mouse not the getting the highest score

[@keppycs]

I'm really surprised you were even able to live with 10cm/360. How did you (and even now still) live with having to deal with unexpected flanks, like ~180° turn + mouse adjustments?

[@salvararonkolbrunarson7734]

@@keppycs Skittlecakes the apex pro uses 10cm/360

[@jeremy1933]

Tbh sens should be game dependent, you don’t need ultra high sens for, say, Valorant vs OW

[@keppycs]

@@jeremy1933 I'd have to fully disagree with you on that. I'd argue your Xcm/360 should be the same in every game, solely for consistency sake. Though if you're not all that serious about your aiming capabilities, simply use whatever. In the end it's all personal preference

[@ShadowBO]

no bullshit, just quality content from the first second of the video, nice !.

[@MuseR.]

R5apex flowstate aim trainer, you should try it out optimum.

[@VLDuckyy]

Only thing I don't like about flowstate is that it doesn't track your scores

[@izzelyy3189]

Hitreg fix is the actual cheat code in any online game. Period.

[@xenodrake4008]

I think if you did harder scenarios maybe you’ll improve more? The “fortnite by marrentum” playlist is pretty hard

[@TheRealKenzo]

look mom I'm on tv

[@evok9n]

its addictive af once you see everything improve but it's also not the only thing to improve on for sure also wtf you are 23q?

[@G1wZ]

After awhile not seeing your video, you just look different now mate

[@futmut1000]

Aim trainers are a waste of time, to get good at one particular game like CS2 for example you need to play alot of tdm

[@Neto.nxr4ed]

What is tdm

[@Zarrx]

My percentiles in Kovaaks is actually fucking pitiful.... wtf.. The tracking practice will probably come in hand for me in all honesty.

[@Ko6pa]

One of my favorite and humble channels, thanks mate, thumbs up 👍

[@ogounx]

What the hell! Someone’s been hitting the gym! Looking good bro keep it up!

[@HappySquid69]

very good and informative video, only thing i disagree with is using widow hs lobbies for warmup in ow2. regular ffa or tryhard ffa lobbies are much better suited for warmup and improvement, even as widowmaker, since the hs only mode is imo too reductive compared to actual in game fights

[@RozKounelakion]

But as widowmaker you're literally only ever chasing headshots. And since the headshots are the hardest thing to hit it would make sense to train it the hardest. I mean shit if you can consistently hit widow headshots everything else just seems easy in comparison

[@emeraldskelly]

My friend is literally rank 1 in all the main aim trainers. He was on my Overwatch team and while his game sense could use some work, he is basically an aimbot.

[@honzaakkk]

This is one of the best subscribtions I have ever clicked, you keep on making awesome videos.

[@JP-nf7ek]

getting called out for an aimbot, that must've felt good lmao

[@KiraYakuza]

what is better kov or Aimlabs

[@HeatstreakTTV]

A tip that I heard that helped me if you have been playing for awhile and your mouse control still isn’t where you want it to be go into a aim trainer do 2 to 4x your sense 30 45 min and then go back to your actual sense and I seen some pretty big improvement off doing that.

[@salziFPS]

Yea idk Im pretty sure aim trainers work, if you actually care reading into it, and not just playing the scenarios with the biggest targets possible

[@supremeape2549]

u r my favorite youtube channel ❤❤❤

[@R1L1.]

Only 352? I have 765 on osu alone.

[@GewelReal]

I find aim trainers really distracting

[@aaronv3859]

that widow shot is NASTY and shall be reported indeed

[@ThePROFESSIONALhooligan]

Staying calm. There was times where I was on pace to decimate my PR in game and kovaaks and I'd lose full and just choke. Any tips to control breathing and prevent fatigue?

[@wagwan6935]

I spent 405 hours on aim labs over Covid. I used to play Fortnite back then but now I play valorant. Went from bronze 3 to Ascendant 3 almost immortal.

[@legojoseph]

I think you are the gigachad of pc stuff here on yt

[@Zamai2137]

If you want to get into aimtraining, and making sure you are not developing bad habits or playing scenarios completely wrong, i recommend riddbtw and westproter channels

[@Terra101]

Write -novid in Kovaaks launch options to get rid of the startup intro.

[@bazhanchik]

Thank you

[@PistolSovereign]

thx for saving my ears from that loud intro

[@meandab]

0:00 ironically this is exactly how zywoo got so good at CS. No warmups or aim training, just matches.

[@IAmMuffin.]

Zywoo is a different breed dont compare

[@wertyuiopasd6281]

ZywOo is with s1mple the best FPS player that has ever existed on the hardest and most competitive 20 years old game in the world. You can't compare your results to them at all.

[@RafaelSilva-yv3oh]

Most proper aim training guides include movement training as well. That part of your video seems slightly outdated in info. There are movement scenarios in KovaaKs.

[@ratflip7908]

those are garbage compared to real humans, to the point of them being basically pointless. Just do 1v1s in the game of your choice and actively watch your opponent and yourself

[@RafaelSilva-yv3oh]

@@ratflip7908 yeah of course. But Aim training is still good to isolate the aiming part. How many chances to actually 1v1 constantly do you have in-game?

[@ratflip7908]

@@RafaelSilva-yv3oh bro im talking literally about movement only depends on the game I suppose but 1v1s are very common in what I play. it's the densest form of fps experience you could find

[@Michael-nu6fb]

Those are rookie numbers

[@bazhanchik]

There are also movement scenarios and aimbeast.

[@strokingmyshitrealgood]

Babe wake up…new Optimum tech vid just dropped

[@WMRV]

Aimlab got me out of iron 3 on valorant

[@CALBT]

I don't recommend finding your best mouse sensitivity in aim training especially if your main game require fast movement, instead find the lowest sensitivity were you can easily do 180 back and forth (not using your whole mouse mat that not realistic ingame) and train on that sensitivity

[@zatozatoichi7920]

This. Or use low sens + configure accel with interGUI software (Intercept Mouse Accel Filter Config).

[@euntar4732]

Can you review the mojo 68 keyboard? Loving the content btw

[@austinlevi3452]

This is why I think games like division were awesome. You could practice in pve with your exact build before pvp.

[@P1CKSS]

Plss we need a gameplay video

[@CRE4MPIE]

I always say " It's all about luck ... The more you play, the luckier you get ... "

[@Dah_J]

I guess this is kind of subjective, but I really think aim training at least 20-30 minutes a day with the intention of improving (pushing your speed, pushing your precision, etc) will always be worth your time no matter how good your aim is. Of course there’s many factors, a more gamesense reliant game like overwatch will definitely have diminishing returns in terms of aim training, but games that heavily rely on good mouse control will always make aim training worth it, no matter how good your aim gets.

[@SerGamingGG]

my prediction is insane but my mouse control sucks

[@CeceliPS3]

In another words, Aim Trainers are good if you are actually good in the game. And that's why I outperform my friend who practices this sht everyday whereas I don't 😂

[@Infernoh]

For me, I have to warmup using aim trainers. I've tried warming up using bots in game, and TDM, ect. but I never get to the level of consistency and aim that I do when I use an aim trainer to warm up. I think this is because I started out with horrible aim before I played aim trainers, so I don't have that natural skill (aka talent) where I can just warmup in game.

[@filipkryszak905]

i see fun in beating my own record in kovaak scenarios

[@meisterwerkmw]

Ali, please tell me what corsair lpx ram did you use in your 4090 build? Love your style!

[@GetQuakedOn]

4:03 my boy kenzo

[@thewarlock192]

""Optimum Aim" 😅

[@Kroemix]

Only 352hrs :O

[@dmannion81]

Most underrated aim trainer is Quake Champions.

[@VladSuperKat]

But Counterstrike has it's own epic maps for training. It is good to train in the game that you play this way you improve faster.

[@StaleCookies]

If nothing else ur forearms are looking huge

[@LukeJukeDuke]

I heard that someone was so good with his mouse that he became the mouse. Like he xenomorphed into one.

[@sndrc9]

bro started his CS:GO pro arc

[@antisony2008]

share your workout routine, f*ck games lol

[@raul-km6mq]

tooks one year to get in that form

[@leearden5289]

Workout routine is up next

[@ledira8539]

The best part about aim training as you can see, you get ripped as this guy😎