The FASTEST Way to RANK UP in the Voltaic Benchmarks

[@Lowgravity56]

LG56 MENTIONED!!!!! Good shit matty, I hope a lot of people can benefit from this!

[@tyronwoodleysmouthguard7114]

Hey,Thank you for V.D.I.M it’s goated. Currently playing it on Kovaaks for a few months now. If you don’t mind answering Is the aim labs version any better than the kovaaks version? It could be nice to switch between for more variety?

[@Lowgravity56]

@@tyronwoodleysmouthguard7114 they are very similar, aimlabs version is a little bit more up-to-date but bith work! I think chnging between the two sounds like a good plan+

[@DashhMobile]

I guess..

[@CreamyCalves]

Bit late but wanted to say ur playlists are goated, been trying to get consistent with them and I’m already seeing improvements!

[@Lowgravity56]

@@CreamyCalves ty!! Glad u like them

[@thecasual1482]

score threshold is great, not only has it helped me achieve higher scores and made me more consistent, it has also given me a clear goal instead of just running through a playlist mindlessly.

[@stevobz]

Day 91 of aim training: I don’t know how much longer I can last…my wife has left me, food stocks are all but depleted, and the water company is threatening to cut off my water supply…but Matty said I cannot move on until I hit my score threshold, time for attempt number…shit I’ve lost count

[@CybearsComp]

didn't he say after 2 hours - edit: ik its a jk

[@troubledin1742]

this is how i naturally warmup with a couple scenarios, but this as a playlist is a good idea

[@jonathonredwick4917]

You know this is kinda what I have been doing to improve and where I got this from is the concept of progressive overload at the gym. So basically every gym session you should be trying to improve by a rep or going up in weight and ironically this very effective gym method is very effective in aim training.

[@dh9232]

After getting into aim trainers and seeing how rewarding it is to pb that's roughly the routine that I fell into. When you start looking for those pbs every run you really start to understand what factors play into your consistency. The obsessive score grind doesn't exactly help your main game aim but the knowledge of what makes that consistent performance has

[@WorthlessGod]

hit gm voltaic with this exact method (besides 4 and 5), extremely surprised more top level players don't do this. This is how I started aim training because I've always thought the rep count on scenarios is dumb lol

[@AlexanderLuna-xf5wr]

Will this method improve you actual aim is ot only good for pointless score farming

[@ryoff4403]

​@@AlexanderLuna-xf5writ will improve drastically your raw aim (flicks,tracking,etc) but not gonna make u an aim god in any game, cause u need to practice the specific game mecanics to improve.,

[@winky.44]

@@AlexanderLuna-xf5wr actual aim in games is like 65% aim 35% movement and other game mechs

[@glashausAimz2]

i subconsciously started using that exact method last year and i am now very close very close to GM. however i regularly go back to easy scenarios/playlists and mix them in as well in order to not burn out as quickly and build better habits.

[@shimmyfps]

prefect timing for my gm grind :D ty matt yow

[@Justin-zy6cp]

I always struggle with stress tolerance with this type of training. It seems like it can be tricky finding thresholds that are satisfying and realistic. Love the FFX boss music btw

[@thejohnnytapia123]

I love it because its similar to the way I developed my aim training routines. I hate investing my time poorly

[@Simizz_HS]

My jazz band just played a piece in that movie 3:17

[@80572]

nice!

[@gamist8166]

Been doin this for a bit, hit 1st gm score after 6 months. Love the elite difficulty stuff. Sucks at first but then becomes reasonable

[@renzlre8566]

great video matt, should this be applied for warmup routines as well? (warmup for my main game)

[@bakaby693]

the whiplash clip is the cherry on top

[@Frenzy]

Seymour battle theme, lol

[@desolatemoon7377]

Yeah seymour always kept coming back

[@aaronburke7046]

Hey man, I just wanted to say, I really appreciate you giving the game away... I am trying to get a nice VT rank although I'm not "oficially" ranked yet I: plan on going for an official rank when I get some higher scores for sure. Thanks again 100%

[@JuicyJoooce]

Great video as always!

[@mcbeaver9858]

NOO HE LEACHED THE STRAT

[@DearMyAsian]

Needed this. tysm

[@robn2497]

I would add a 3-5 min medium/hard level warmup for your mucles rather than going directly into score chasing reset mode.

[@Tofuey]

Will you make a video about season 5?

[@mandotv1]

Should I play one scenario for 2 hours ? if I don't hit the high score or should I play one scenario for lets say 10 minutes and move to the next scenario even If I didn't hit high score on previous scenario.

[@nicholasbrinkley3514]

So progressive overload your aim every day. It’s like going’s for a one rep max in the gym every day

[@ared18t]

The way my aim Training essentially goes is. Two days of OMG this is evil. Then rest 1 day of Static. Then rest. and Two days of omg this is evil again.

[@_beryl]

NOT MY FUCKING TEMPO **hits reset 58 times**

[@gustjung4661]

What do you think is better your threadhold or VDIM

[@2stepYo]

Thank you

[@matthewmckee6289]

Hey matty. Would you ever make a video on the topic of transferability of raw aim in aim trainers to aim in games (if you haven’t already)? I find my raw aim is much better in Kovaaks and is very consistent, yet when I go into games the consistency decreases tremendously. Of course there are many more specific mechanics in games to worry about, which absolutely contributes, but I still feel like my raw mouse control while playing games simply isn’t as good. Any thoughts?

[@user-sy8on2lg6z]

I don't know if I missed this somewhere in the video or if it's answered somewhere in the comment section, but what do I do about a scenario that I've never played? Should I just do 5 or 10 runs while aiming for a pb, then start implementing score thresholds next time?

[@mattyow777]

Yes

[@user-sy8on2lg6z]

Awesome, thanks

[@9NitrogeniuM6]

I don't cheese because my main priority is to be peerless in game but i also want to go beyond my limits and develop my aim to it's fullest therefore I always push through 🗿 currently VT Master , doing GM Benches and on VAL benches I'm "Elysian" and my main game of focus is Valorant and peak rank is Immo 3 500 RR

[@tyronwoodleysmouthguard7114]

For Rule 1 when you say expect to hit a high score for every scenario is this more of a mindset thing and not needed? I’m a little confused on rule 1.

[@mattyow777]

Whenever you run the routine, don't just play on autopilot and run through reps. You want to hit a high score. You want to have the best performance, every single time.

[@gamist8166]

I take a mindset of knowing I was this good then, and have only trained more since then. So I must hit high score. If that passion isn't enough, usually I'll keep goin passively till my technique passively improves but I recommend vodding and finding out actively what issues or reasons for slowness vs other players is happening in runs

[@dontcarecaredont]

@@mattyow777 this is why I believe this method is good regardless of the aim trainer being your main game or not (so not just for scorefarming). It makes you try harder and focus more, hence making the time spent training more efficient as opposed to autopiloting any 60-90min playlist.

[@zantiquechm3960]

​@@mattyow777how do you decide a threshold?

[@mattyow777]

@@zantiquechm3960 entirely up to you and what you think you can hit.

[@hypnotic_o]

This was released at the perfect time, I am currently grinding for GM in the VT benchmarks and have been utilizing the VDIM playlists. Thanks matty, keep up the good work. You are a huge inspiration to me 🫡

[@PlorteeeriNopp]

seat that stayed wet

[@ticdcs2556]

bro is the goat

[@hsmoothie4477]

my goat Matty

[@EngelosHenry]

You mentioned we should not be sticking to this method if we are training for a real game. What should we stick to then? I am currently Master in VT benchmarks pushing master complete in a few days. I supplement it for my Apex Legends gameplay. There is no ceiling for me. Just not sure what would be the most prinicipled approach.

[@OldSchoolL4D-zb2kt]

You stick with completely opposite what he said. Don't chase improving Peak scores. Chase improving average. Which is the score is natural for you and can hit consistently any time. And eventually your average will become your old peak and feel naturally. While this process is very slow. It builds mastery and you remember for long time. Its like fitness. Then you train for endurance it last much longer then your best lift or your peak skill. That's what I play in every life skill. I focus in my concistancy that can last for hours and not my peak for few minutes. I hope I shared my opinion well. I'm very sorry my English is very awful.

[@jedidiah4004]

Whiplash is such a good movie lol Out of curiosity why does this method not transfer well into improving in game?

[@robn2497]

If I want to improve in game, which I have been you need skill transfer into game mode, not aimtrain score mode. How I do this is I warm up in game and practice my aim for 15 mins then I notice my natural game technique coming into play in the aim training sessions. More snappy flicks mostly.

[@bigjerome-wz4uo]

bruh ive been calling it a day after two hours and trying again day after day, just can't beat my scores man

[@Saiiryn]

Been using this hoping to break out of platinum been stuck for 7 months even though train daily.

[@gamist8166]

Imo do it towards your weakness the most u can, other stuff will be helped from weakness clearing

[@sinther]

will use the static dcc playlist everyday surely one day i'll get out of jade pisslow ww3t Clueless

[@tararin1120]

I don't understand English, so could someone please summarize the content of this video in simple English?🙏

[@侚]

play each scenario 1 time, go for records. set goals for each scenario

[@cipicm]

wait matty was jade? o.O

[@whoisAPT38]

W video as always

[@Sekirochan707]

goat

[@Karebu.]

Common Matty W

[@sorgair]

how do you balance just clicking next after reaching a threshold with actually pbing? like if pb on a scen is 50, and your threshold is 47, and you start getting 47 more consistently, should you try it several more times to have a higher chance of pbing? or raise the floor to 48 etc? and what about if it was like VDIM and the only scen that really "matters" is the benchmark at the end (where I would want to avoid tiring myself out before it)

[@sfpraevalidum6157]

I think if ur repeatedly able to hit the threshold, you should spend a little more time to go for pb. Usually it means I’m on a roll and I’m gonna hit one

[@snackzfps]

first

[@neutronjke]

Полная херня. Для новичков главная цель не очки, а обучение. Как ты научишься чему либо, если постоянно делаешь сброс в самое начало? В играх типа Валорант или КС ты не сможешь сделать сброс, если на пике ты делаешь мисс и так далее. Каждый раунд нужно делать осознанно, смотря VOD своего повторения для выявления ошибок и в следующий раз пытаться их не делать.

[@haunter7152]

nerd

[@haunter7152]

touch grass