Top 0.05% CS2 Player Shares His Aim Routine (Aimlabs + KovaaK's Optimized Settings)

[@bileyiwnl]

Of course, I had to forget to talk about something... If I have 3 playlists, then what is my weekly routine? I try to aim train every day I can, sometimes it's just not possible and taking a day off is inevitable. Here is my spreadsheet with everything I do: 1drv.ms/x/s!AsmShLZmBlHral3lgmB7n1D6s9w?e=iSh4qj Just train whatever you feel like - but don't skip and stick to your plan!

[@alsdfaasf]

Any good tracking playlists on aimlabs?

[@bileyiwnl]

@@alsdfaasf I think Aimlabs feels pretty off when it comes to tracking scenarios. I would HIGHLY recommend buying KovaaK's if you're going to use it, the mechanics there feel so much better and even though I have 4x the hours of KovaaK's in Aimlabs (KovaaK's - 50h, Aimlabs - 202h), if I could start again I'd definitely go for Kovaak's.That said, there is an AMAZING tool called Voltaic Daily Improvement Method, which is made by people who really know their stuff in the community. Check out their full analysis here: docs.google.com/document/d/159k7gh4uDQ2FPcO3MjhAkROKOFQRkFJT3ge2yZLjgw4/edit?tab=t.0#heading=h.3q6xnqltfusz If you're looking for tracking, they got you sorted. You don't have to do the whole hour btw, you can just do max of 25-30 minutes or whatever you like and then stop after that :)

[@-GENER4L]

you are a legend

[@bileyiwnl]

@ happy to see you here again brother!

[@Ryunis_]

This video title is wrong. Top 0.05% players have attack helicopters. Instead of miniguns, they use SSG 08 💀

[@SymR996]

I play with mnk for like 3 years now and I watched hundreds aim videos and I think this is the best I have seen so far! Much love

[@bileyiwnl]

Thank you so much man!!! These words mean a lot to me, seriously, all love ❤️

[@SorataNoBaka]

There is someone out there that will start their aim training journey to get better at their preferred fps of choice, I just hope that they also stumble across this video. I will look back on this day as the day my journey to level 10 started.

[@bileyiwnl]

wow man, these words truly mean a lot to me, thank you so much for that! I hope that this video clarified every uncertainty you had about aim training from that comment a week ago! If you need anything else, hit me up and obviously, good luck on your journey! You deserve it brother

[@awaterplease7885]

I just came back to CS after a 4 year break, so this video is super nice man! Back in the day I have spend a lot of time to set up a training routine, but now I can just copy paste your routine and get started with the actual training fast!

[@bileyiwnl]

Great to have you back brother! As we can see, one may leave CS, but CS will never leave you lmaooo. I hope these playlists will be useful to you, but I have to say that if you're coming off a break then I recommend mostly playing the game! Get used to how it feels again and most importantly - have fun and enjoy it! Playing the game is just simply the best way to learn (or re-learn) the game :) But nonetheless, aim training will definitely help you improve!

[@f0rgotte1n]

nice video, now i will use aimlabs for my comeback to cs2 thank you!

[@bileyiwnl]

I appreciate your words man! Get the grind started 😈

[@Briancantaim]

Hey, I am Voltaic Astra and wanted to give you some feedback. All of the playlists are obviously good as they are made by people with good knowledge. I would mainly recommend playing harder versions of controlsphere when you get to around 50% acc, and also I would maybe add whisphere, vt raw control s5 to the playlist. Higher sens not only helps with training your wrist but also fingers, which are really important in all micro movements. Generally i have nothing bad to say about this, cool vid!

[@bileyiwnl]

Thank you so much for commenting man, extra knowledge from people who are much better is always appreciated :) I did not want to make this video 1 hour long explaining when one should upgrade to a harder scenario (also, because I don't have the knowledge to do that) so I didn't link the progressions for each task, including Controlsphere, but I 100% agree with you that there is a point after one should upgrade to a tougher, more demanding scenario. So yeah, this is definitely my bad. Whisphere is a fantastic scenario, about the other one I'm not sure since I haven't tried it, will do so today tho. Again, I appreciate your insight, it's very valuable!

[@notoriousthinker-s5i]

you are right playlists are made by people with knowledge and skill thats why i say to make routine with 4 principles warm up drills, click/accuracy drills, tracking drills, remember to do exercises as intended. do it right rather than fast. speed comes with time, so does accuracy you should do aimtrainers with sense that allows you to click around confortably. higher senses can lead to bad habits. instead of using higher sense to improve accuracy, just focus in doing accuracy drills. if you feels stuck in some exercises scores just make a 1 or 2 day off and you will comeback stronger

[@Briancantaim]

@@notoriousthinker-s5i is that aimed at me

[@Kalashnigod]

As a ex esports athlete for valorant and cs, also kovaaks player with 7k hours, I must say; im suprised with your study and research; surely there is some room for improvement but u are in the rigth path. Do keep going and update us about it

[@st1eg]

i rly enjoy what ur doing man, keep it going

[@bileyiwnl]

I appreciate you so much st1eg, thank you!

[@Racing.62]

Perfect timing, thanks

[@bileyiwnl]

Hope it will help brother!! ❤️

[@Kapiiiiib]

Thank you bro, thanks to your tips I'm now lvl 6 faceit (I was 9)

[@vertex3243]

entire cs community needs to watch this

[@bileyiwnl]

tell em ‼️🔥🗣️

[@awaterplease7885]

no man! i want to farm those noobs heheheh

[@bileyiwnl]

@ HAHAHAHAHA we gotta gatekeep this stuff mannn

[@rolealori]

my arm hurts already from watching xD, doing alot of movement like playing deathmatch, fast aim reflex, recoil control or other modes let my arm exhausted really fast

[@bileyiwnl]

yeahhhh I don't blame you, that's a lot of stuff to do anyway. But instead of focusing on different modes, I would recommending just sticking to deathmatch (train spraying there aswell), recoil control only if you're a beginner or coming off a break, fast aim reflex only for warmup, and then aim practice as an actual practice. And then obviously, faceits or premiers :D It is a lot tho, I agree.

[@notoriousthinker-s5i]

at first its expected but if keeps happening 1month later maybe you are overdoing aimtrainers. dont over do aimtrainers. you will get tired from it and give up in long run. its what happen to most casual players doing aim routines remember to put hours into game, meta, guns,

[@יוניארליך-ע5פ]

This is the best aim video I watched. Thank you. Can you maybe provide a comment or a document with the proper amounts you do each drill so we can know how much times we need to do each thing?

[@bileyiwnl]

Thank you for the feedback brother! I'm glad you liked it :) The amounts of repetitions I do for each scenario I said in the video, but thanks to your comment I also created a spreadsheet with everything said in there! Let me know if it works! 1drv.ms/x/s!AsmShLZmBlHral3lgmB7n1D6s9w?e=iSh4qj

[@יוניארליך-ע5פ]

@@bileyiwnl This exactly what I requested. Thank you so much!

[@bileyiwnl]

@@יוניארליך-ע5פ thank YOU, sir! Enjoy :D

[@יוניארליך-ע5פ]

@@bileyiwnl Another question if you don't mind, how would you recommend implementing this with existing cs2 gameplay? just do a routine and play or when switching to cs run some dm or whatever?

[@bileyiwnl]

@@יוניארליך-ע5פ Wow that is a very good question! Thank you for that, I'll make sure to update the spreadsheet with it too! I actually recommend playing before going to sleep - since most learning is actually done when the brain is in the state when we're sleeping. This way you don't have to worry about anything else but aim training and sleeping. But if you want to do it at a different time or the day then I recommend doing the practice - and then either chilling, going on a walk, going to the gym whatever, for at least 30 minutes, and then you can play whatever you want :) There is a deeper explanation when it comes to that but I don't want to make 10 comments exceeding the KZbin comment max letters lmaoo, I'll be live today in 2 hours so if you want I can explain it a little deeper loll. But yeah, wait at least 30 minutes and then you're free to do whatever :)

[@tomasosullivan1495]

Very nice video :)

[@bileyiwnl]

I appreciate your words Tomas, thank you! ;)

[@OriiGOAT]

From today I will play aimlabs how you told us daily. Lets see!

[@bileyiwnl]

Good plan brother, be patient and you'll see the results!

[@MsanaGeek]

hey man thank you for this video, really helpful, i wish you included the aimlabs playlists to kovaaks version i dont wanna use both apps, i think kovaaks has everything i need

[@bileyiwnl]

Hey man, I unfortunately couldn't find a couple of scenarios in KovaaK's that are in aimlabs, so I completely gave up the idea as I thought it's going to be pointless to give an uncomplete routine :/ Aimlabs is free tho, so it shouldn't be a big problem :D I'm glad you found the video helpful a little bit :)

[@Impersonal198]

So now you my aim teacher

[@bileyiwnl]

🥰🫡

[@EJ999-q9x]

thanks bro

[@bileyiwnl]

you're welcome mann

[@mattyow777]

real

[@bileyiwnl]

no way the GOAT is here bro 😭🙏 I appreciate you coming by man!

[@davidddo]

Fantastic

[@bileyiwnl]

Appreciate it bro 🥰

[@catsdaug]

with proper strafing and crosshair placement, i feel like you actually want to avoid flicking at all, that's what I observe from donk's POV. he's trying to always smooth tracking enemies near his crosshair, instead of micro-flick which may fuck up your afterwards bullets. despite the fact that his first bullet accuracy is insane, he's not afraid to miss his first or 2nd bullet because he knows he can always track towards the enemy if he don't panic and will kill them eventually. that's why i'm not a fan of the effectiveness of clicking scenarios at all for CS2.

[@bileyiwnl]

Yup, 100%. That's why you don't see him one tap all that often - of course, when he is confident he will show off that too, but he loves to spray (and he's so freaking good at it, too) and hit that first bullet, if he doesn't his 2nd or 3rd will for sure connect. He also doesn't really flick that often, because his crosshair placement is insanely on point and his movement just adds to it, which makes it very easy for him to visualize where his opponent is and strafe exactly there. What you said is also the reason why I train tracking so much, even for CS - you only pretty much click on pistol rounds, forces, or when you go for one taps - in CS it's so much more common to spray more bullets, and tracking helps to stay on-target so much more than clicking.

[@dem1seCS]

common biley w. nobody trains aim in cs, and like i previously commented on your channel, more people need to do so. because most people are genuinely BAD at aiming

[@bileyiwnl]

there is no "L" in "dem1se" 🔥🗣 I'm glad to see you again man! Aim isn't everything in CS and there are way more important skills to learn, but I hate when people say they have "INSANE AIM", while their fundamentals are those of a 5 year old and they keep doing micro-flicks instead of tracking...

[@dem1seCS]

@@bileyiwnlYEAH! cs isn't a aim heavy game, using only a couple aim "categories" and not extensively, so that's why it is not the best thing to put a lot of time into, compared to gamesense, positioning, etc. but i'm really glad to see a channel like you cause this is exactly what the game needs right now

[@bileyiwnl]

@@dem1seCS Super glad to hear that! That's why I like these playlists - they take ~ 30 minutes to complete and you don't have to worry about aim training again for the rest of the day. You and your 💯answers always deliver, you're the best brother!

[@יוניארליך-ע5פ]

I came back to this video after doing this consistently for 2 weeks to update with my experience: - Before this routine, I had a 30min-1hr aim routine INSIDE of cs2: aim_botz, tracking, spray and variety dm (sometimes regular, sometimes pistol, etc.) - I felt like my aim wasn't improving and was too inconsistent, I could have a good day and a bad day or even on the same day it would drastically fluctuate. - Very specific micro adjustments like deagle, pistols and tracking in difficult scenarios were the most problematic. After doing it for 2 weeks: - Consistently getting higher and higher scores in each drill, which shows considerable improvement - Mouse control and comfort significatly improved - My consistency, ability to hit hard and skillful shots has improved SIGNIFICANTLY - Winning a bunch of duels that I usually wouldn't win For anyone feeling stuck with their aim in CS2, and are an intermidiate player with stuff like movement, crosshair positioning, spraying etc. figured out, current ways to practice aim in game are lacking. Aim drills are a way more efficient way to practice your aim and you will see results EXTREMELY FAST! Can't recc this enough. I'm following exactly the drill that biley provided in the video.

[@bileyiwnl]

Brother, thank you so much for coming back and updating us with it!!!! Seriously, I was all smiles while reading this comment. I'm glad you found it useful man, and it has literally only been 2 weeks, imagine how much better you'll be in 2, 3 or 6 months from now. Don't stop and if you ever feel like you hit a wall - just let me know and we'll get something going. Let's improve together bro, let's keep it going

[@יוניארליך-ע5פ]

@@bileyiwnl Thank you! and obviously you earned a sub and a dedicated viewer for you channel, and I also spread the word to my friends. Grind on!

[@bileyiwnl]

@@יוניארליך-ע5פ Wow I appreciate you so much man, thank you for the kind words!! all love!

[@IILaxattax99II]

In the bonus tips when you talk about switching up your sensitivity, do you switch it in game too? Or just for the training? For example if I run the routine with a slightly higher sens than normal, should I then play CS with the same slightly higher sens? Or would you suggest I stick with my normal sens? Great vid btw!

[@bileyiwnl]

Hey man, very good question! I would absolutely recommend sticking to your current sensitivity in-game, only switching it up in aim trainers. The reason for that is mostly to do with consistency and confidence - when you're training, you want to try out different stuff, whether it's different sensitivites (which involve different muscle groups), scenario types, FOVs, whatever. In an actual game, you need to be on your A game, which requires way more than just aiming well. I would only advise to switch sensitivites after going through a slump for a longer period of time, then it may be a signal to mix things up :) Let me know if that answers your question!

[@IILaxattax99II]

@@bileyiwnl That totally makes sense. Great content man keep it up and I'll see you at level 10 soon 😎

[@bileyiwnl]

hell yeah brother, I love this mentality, keep it cominnnnn

[@iPha1L]

Great video, watched it a couple of times. I have a terrible habit of changing sensitivity, and can't seem to find one i stay consistant with. Do you have any tips to find suitable sensitivity? I believe you must have given this some thought, if you go to the extend of aim training.

[@bileyiwnl]

Thanks for the kind words bro! I know exactly what you're suffering from lolll, I also like to switch my sens around. The thing that works for me is just sticking with one sens for an extended period of time. Use one sens everywhere - in CS, Aimlabs/KovaaK's for at least a month. The reason why you're inconsistent with any sensitivity is because you didn't give yourself the time to adjust to it. Find a sense you're comfortable with - not shaking terribly when tracking, performing flicks with confidence, and don't change it and DON'T EVEN THINK ABOUT THE SENSITIVITY for some time. Just focus on performing as well as you can in-game and worry more about your game sense and decision making than anything else, especially aim-wise.

[@NozeeMcs]

Hey! I couldn't get the Aimlabs themes that you linked to the description to work. So I did some "troubleshooting", the config code written in them seems to be exactly the same as in the Kovacks themes you linked. Just a guess, but seems like you accidentally linked the Kovacks themes twice. No hate or anything like that. Great video anyway, truly wish there was something like this when I started my aim training journey!! Truly great tips for new and even for more experienced aim trainers.

[@bileyiwnl]

OMG you are completely right! I am so sorry for the inconvenience and making you waste your time on troubleshooting... I am updating the description right now! Thank you so much for pointing it out! The codes are unfortunately too long for me to get them into description, but you can download the .txt file from mediafire and then copy whichever you'd like! Also, thank you so much for your kind words, hope you'll continue the grind :))

[@bileyiwnl]

let me know if they work!

[@NozeeMcs]

@@bileyiwnl No worry man! It took me only few seconds to realize as bout themes had same names and same text text in them. And I will, goal is to get to Esea Main this year so need to level up my mechanics as well!

[@bileyiwnl]

@ Damn that is a pretty ambitious goal - I LOVE IT. I can see you're already at the ~ 2700 level so that's INSANE man, with your attitude and willingness to learn you'll be great, trust me.

[@NozeeMcs]

@@bileyiwnl Thank you man and yes they do work!

[@MINIGOD1337]

fire

[@bileyiwnl]

@@MINIGOD1337 najpiękniejszy człowiek na ziemi 🙏🙏

[@potatoaim-zq4sl]

you have glass mousepad? nice video man

[@bileyiwnl]

Yup, I am using SP-004 and I love it!!! My first video ever on this channel talks a bit about it if you want to check it out :) tl;dr - it's amazing imo

[@potatoaim-zq4sl]

@@bileyiwnl ye i have it too man :D but i gave up :( it's too hard for me :D do you think i should get over it and learn to play on it? do you think I could be better because of it? :) I will definitely check out the video, thanks for the reply

[@bileyiwnl]

Maaaaan, I think you should 100% give it a second try! Yeah I agree, it can definitely be harder at first, but when you play a bit on it (I HIGHLY recommend playing aim trainers and ESPECIALLY my tracking playlist in KovaaK's - it builds stability suuuuuper quickly) you become used to the feeling and now I love how easy it is to move the mouse around it. Trust me on this one, give it some time and be patient because it is 100% worth it, I believe that this pad requires a higher skill ceiling, and thus, will eventually make you play better :)

[@anonuser260]

Musze Ci powiedziec, ze odkad zaczalem grac na ludzi na moim lub wiekszym poziomie, to widze OGROMNA poprawe w aimie, ktorej nie widzialem na aimbeascie, mowie o masywnej poprawie i nie wyolbrzymiam. Nie mam pojecia skad to sie wzielo, zakladam ze po prostu przystosowanie do "ciezszych warunkow", sprytu nauczysz sie tylko od sprytniejszych. Oczywiscie dalej twierdze, ze aim trainery to mega opcja, tak jak Ty sam mowiles; aimtrainery pozwalaja wyseparowac poszczegolne aspekty i je pocwiczyc. Pamietasz na pewno jak narzekalem na moj recoil control, zgadnij co; to tez rowniez sie zmienilo z dnia na dzien, a kompletnie nic nie cwiczylem. Dzieki temu wygrywam wiecej dueli i czuje sie pewniej. Zamiast skupiac sie na zrobieniu dobrego patternu gdy strzelam sie z wrogiem, skupiam sie na tym, aby po prostu przemiescic celownik na dolna czesc wroga (oczywiscie nie zawsze, zaleznie od dystansu), a pamiec miesniowa ktora wyrobilem wczesniej na mapkach, sama daje o sobie znac. Ja tutaj widze powiazanie: aimbeast i mapki do recoila to tylko teoria (obie tworza pamiec miesniowa), a "officiale" ktore wymagaja od nas 110% ( tak jak w moim przypadku premiery) to praktyka ktora dopiero dopelnia nasz wczesniejszy trening i sprawia ze mialy sens. Co o tym myslisz?

[@bileyiwnl]

💯💯💯 totalnie W PUNKT. Po 1 - mega się cieszę że udało Ci się przejść przez ten cięższy okres ze sprayem :) Po 2 - poruszyłeś mega ważną kwestię związaną z nie overthinkowaniem. Granie z mocniejszymi nie wymaga od Ciebie myślenia "o kurde, muszę pokazać że mam DOBREGO AIM'a", tylko "o kurde, muszę tym frajerom pokazać, że GRAM ZAJEBIŚCIE W CSA". Różnica jest ogromna -w obu skupiasz się tylko na jednej rzeczy. W pierwszej - na aimie, a w drugiej sytuacji - na graniu dobrze. I to jest kluczowa różnica, na granie dobrze składa się niesamowicie dużo rzeczy, a większość z nich jeśli chcesz być na swoim topie MUSI BYĆ zrobiona przez pamięć mięśniową (nie da się ciągle myśleć o counter-strafowaniu, spray control, przewidywaniu opponentów i trackowaniu kogoś na raz, część z tych rzeczy MUSI BYĆ zrobiona podświadomie). Dlatego ludzie mówią że najlepiej gra im się w grę kiedy "nie myślą" i po prostu mają fun z gry - to jest spoko żeby się pośmiać z ziomkami, ale jak widać działa też jeśli chce się lepiej performować. A z powiązaniem które powiedziałeś w 100% się zgadzam. Wszystkie te rzeczy, które robimy offline, kiedy nikt nie patrzy, są po to, żeby były w jak najlepszej formie na officiale (premiery, faceity, whatever). TEGO JAKI MASZ SKILL NIE ZMIENISZ JUŻ W TRAKCIE GRY. To jest zdanie, które usłyszałem kiedyś i mocno się go trzymam. Zamiast myśleć o tym, że twój aim jest słaby, albo ten movement niedoszlifowany - skup się na po prostu graniu najlepszej swojej gry dotychczas, reszta przyjdzie dopiero z czasem po treningach. Dzięki znowu za bardzo insightful komentarz, doceniam to :)

[@mrmarcleman322]

whoa, i have the majority of the aimlabs ones in a playlist but some dont appear in the search bar.. thankss

[@bileyiwnl]

Yeah idk what the hell is going on with the aimlabs search bar, but sometimes you type THE EXACT SCENARIO and yet somehow it ends up being way, way lower, while it should be at the top d-_-b

[@davidddo]

Kovaaks is better and worth it imo

[@husk1c]

Have you seen the playlist creator? Its even worse... they categorized every exercise without adding a global filter, so if you want to search for an exercise you need to be in its exact category or else you will not find it 🤣😭

[@bileyiwnl]

@husk1c BROOOO 😭😭 this is so true. I swear it can't be that difficult to add the "favourite" button there 😭🙏 the UI blows harddd

[@husk1c]

@@bileyiwnl I have to download the steam version now to use your first playlist because I really cannot find any of the exercises mentioned in your video from the search bar, and buying koovaks isnt really an option because you can get this already for free and they serve the same purpose 😭

[@alsdfaasf]

Isn’t it better to use stretched for the same look and feel? Can you explain more why 1920x1080 and 103 fov is better?

[@bileyiwnl]

Of course! Both are good options tbh, but the reason a lot of people use 16:9 resolution (and FOV 103) is for tracking, wide wall scenarios and target switching scenarios. Sometimes the target may be off screen (less FOV - less targets on the screen) and you will be forced to 'guess' where the target is, which may impair your flick technique. You are obviously free to experiment, but getting used to 16:9 in aim trainers takes about a few minutes and after that the difference is absolutely impossible to feel. It's not like if you'll play 4:3 you won't get results, no, 16:9 is just more tested and stable :)

[@aviansays]

Was wondering how much did you pay per month to play all of these scenarios vs what one can play for free? I pay for refrag and FACEIT already and thinking of paying for other things like DM server, Aim training, possibly coaching etc. want to get an idea of how much per month I’d be paying for CS.

[@bileyiwnl]

Uhmmm, you don't have to pay at all! If you don't want to buy KovaaK's (which is a one-time buy anyway, I definitely recommend that, but there still is Aimlabs which is completely free) and obviously, these playlists are also COMPLETELY FREE. When it comes to DM, you also don't need to pay a dime, just go on Cybershoke and choose a server with a good ping that you can join and that's it. When it comes to coaching, I'm sure there are many great coaches out there and it's definitely a good idea if you're serious about CS. Maybe I could also help with that a bit, I know some things and I was thinking about coaching, but that would obviously be free of charge since I'm not in a position to demand a pay for that lol :D So yeah, it turns out it's really not that expensive :)

[@GodyArtDesign]

Good video. But as a CS player to use overwatch fov 103, its just stupid. U just train your brain and sens memory for a different scenario. No matter watch other people use, its not like every kid outside is a pro graphic video Fov expert. The most people not even understand what fov do. Cs2 fov ist 106 if you play 16:9. And fov 90 is if u play 4:3. Overwatch and pubg 16:9 ist fov 103 Every fov is different sensivity because you zoom in. It can feel a bit faster. If u play cs2 by 1080p u use fov 106 sens-xxx. If u train on 103 your sens need be a little smaller to match right with cs. The best is just use fov from your main game. Dont overload your brain. And use in every game same sens depens on cs fov. Otherwise it will be same like you do ADS with Aug and do 360* with 57cm But your 57cm are for normal first person vision.

[@bileyiwnl]

@@GodyArtDesign Trust me, your brain is way more powerful than you think and changing sensitivity, fovs or anything else won't really affect your brain negatively, it's only going to affect it positively tbh. When it comes to why the FOV is on 103 - it's for scenarios like wide wall, tracking or target switching. Seriously, fov 90, fov 103 - not really a huge deal. fov 90 , fov 120 - yup, there it actually might affect your effectiveness SLIGHTLY. Aim trainers are not meant to simulate the real game in a way that it MUST FEEL LIKE PLAYING THE GAME. It is supposed to be more challenging and placing you in a different environment. That said, it's really whatever - fov 103, fov 90, just don't skip your training.

[@GodyArtDesign]

@bileyiwnl dude i self study this sens fov thing the last 6 years. I know everything about. You will not train your real sens with this 103 fov for cs, that it. What ever success u have, it good be better. If u play cs on hd 106 sens 2,5. And u train it here on 103 Sens 2,5. So u train the sens of 2.5728155 für cs on 106. Its not much, but its different. You will never have same feeling jumping from game to game.

[@bileyiwnl]

@GodyArtDesign Yeah okay this makes sense, idk how true that is but it is a nice explanation, thank you 🙏

[@f0rgotte1n]

do you recommend any video for be good at aim, i've ask tips for not shaky aim,calm aim & etc...

[@bileyiwnl]

@@f0rgotte1n yes and I have answered you in your previous comment brother

[@f0rgotte1n]

​@@bileyiwnl oh sorry, I didn't read it very carefully

[@pilts5576]

Is there a reason why you don't use your in game CS2 resolution on either aim trainer? I would have thought it would be good to use the same resolution to keep things consistent.

[@bileyiwnl]

Both are good options tbh, but the reason a lot of people use 16:9 resolution (and FOV 103) is for tracking, wide wall scenarios and target switching scenarios. Sometimes the target may be off screen (less FOV - less targets on the screen) and you will be forced to 'guess' where the target is, which may impair your flick technique. You are obviously free to experiment, but getting used to 16:9 in aim trainers takes about a few minutes and after that the difference is absolutely impossible to feel. It's not like if you'll play 4:3 you won't get results, no, 16:9 is just more tested and stable :) 'Matching the resolution' doesn't really matter as much, it won't make you improve faster or anything

[@pilts5576]

@@bileyiwnl Okay that makes sense thank you for the reply sir!

[@bileyiwnl]

@@pilts5576 my pleasure man, if you need anything I'm here :)

[@ricoshade]

For kovaaks Scenario 3 , Why lower your sensetivity? would it not be best to keep the same sense across all scenarios for practice?

[@bileyiwnl]

No, not really. I explained it in the bonus tip about sensitivity, but here similar things apply. Controlling your mouse with fingertips gives more accuracy for very small adjustments, and that scenario is difficult to play on a higher sensitivity, due to the nature of fingertips, that's why we want a little lower sensitivity to make it easier at first. Then, if you level up, you can move to a higher sensitivity :)

[@Oczarka]

Week 3 of the playlist seems to have changed, it is lacking some of these scenarios

[@bileyiwnl]

Uhmmmm, I'm not sure exactly sureeee? I re-downloaded it and everything seems to be on its' place

[@elxalocs16]

you do all of the playlists everyday? what its your routine, because even if you stretch your forearms and wrist you will, eventually, damage them.

[@bileyiwnl]

Noo man, obviously not each one everyday, that would be horror lol. You can find my spreadsheet with exactly what I do in a week. About damaging your wrists etc. I have not yet had any issues with it for the past 6000 hours in game and 250h in aim trainers, so I'm not sure if it's possible to damage them if you're mindful about your training :)

[@elxalocs16]

@@bileyiwnl ohh ty a lot man, pretty good routine! i was thinking that you did the routine everyday like a madman ahahah my bad.

[@bileyiwnl]

@elxalocs16 nooo man, absolutely not, nobody wants to aim train for this long (at least I hope lolll). I would say even 3 times a week is already enough to see benefits, but going for more than once a day is overkill :)

[@mk36-2b]

is it ok to use just the aimlabs playlists ? Will they provide enough improvement for a low rank CS player ?

[@bileyiwnl]

Of course brother! Obviously, it would be better to do all of them, but instead of worrying if 1,2 or 3 playlists are enough, get to doing them and don't overthink it :) These 2 playlists will be enough for some time to get you the improvement you need

[@awaterplease7885]

4:45 Where are the theme codes? I don't see them in the description

[@bileyiwnl]

ugh.... I'm so sorry man, I'm updating the description right now! idk what's going on with me, they should be visible now! Unfortunately, the codes are VERY long (aimlabs sucks) and I had to put them into a .txt file, but you can download it and then use whichever you want!

[@bileyiwnl]

also, thank you for pointing that out! I hope I did not get you mad because of the wait time loll

[@awaterplease7885]

@@bileyiwnlthx bro!

[@awaterplease7885]

@@bileyiwnl don’t worry too much bro. If I would get mad about anything like that then that’s not your problem. You are offering us free info and you do not owe us anything 😉 Like I said in another comment, I’m used to figuring everything out myself, and you are saving me many hours of research time.

[@bileyiwnl]

@@awaterplease7885 hahaha I know it's not that big of a deal, but I don't like misleading y'all or making these kinds of mistakes. Let me know if the themes work for you when you try them!

[@shockat5070]

the chart doesn NOT speak for itself, its a straight line with 0 acceleration upwards after the aim training started

[@bileyiwnl]

I really hope you're joking and I'm not trying to be rude here. I literally went from 2550 elo all the way to 3300s and I'm still only going up

[@davidddo]

You do realise that getting higher elo is harder the higher you are? If there was a graph of resistance vs skill level, you'd see it

[@shockat5070]

@@bileyiwnl but you were going at the same speed anyways right?

[@bileyiwnl]

@ I think you may be right about the speed, but the circumstances are totally different. In CS:GO I have peaked at 2500, so I started aim training pretty much at my peak in CS2 aswell. I believe that aim training helped me break my plateau that you can see for almost a 100 games, and it ABSOLUTELY had a big impact on my confidence overall. So even though the slope might be the same or similar, I don't think I would be in this place without aim training - and definitely, not that quickly.

[@shockat5070]

@bileyiwnl well i was also 2300 in csgo and now i peaked at 3380 a week ago, also did some training with kovaaks but i belive that what really helped with my progress was that i played very much overally like close to 100hours and most of that time was deathmatches and other kinds of aim training anyways, half of the skill in aiming in cs2 is prediction and aim trainers cant make you better at reading player model movements, aim training is good for warmup or when you feel your static is bad but other than that its useless, optimally it should be less than 10% of your time spent in games, use it as a refreshment to your basic aim mechanics

[@tekz52]

22.01.2025 - Faceit Elo 2407 // see you in tree month

[@bileyiwnl]

I really root for you bro! Bring me back the info about your journey and BE PATIENT!

[@BishBashBeef]

What made u decide to go for aim training games instead of using something like aim_treeni (cs2 workshop map). Whenever i go into aimlabs / kovaak's it just doesnt feel like cs to me.

[@bileyiwnl]

Good question! I Aimlabs or KovaaK's may not feel like CS, because, well, they're not CS. Although at first I could feel the difference, right now I completely don't notice it. I decided to go with aim trainers because the CS (back in CS:GO, I haven't tried the CS2 ones yet) workshop maps felt like a very, very cheap version of the scenarios in Aimlabs/KovaaK's. Scenarios in those aim trainers are seriously insane, you can literally customize anything you want - from the size of the targets, the shape, speed, unpredictiveness, you name it. This means there is always room for improvement and you're never comfortable, which I can't say about the basic CS workshop maps. I believe that there seriously is nothing better on the market right now to train AIM than KovaaK's or Aimlabs.

[@dem1seCS]

to add on biley's statement; it doesn't have to feel like cs. the important thing is that you train your aim in kovaaks or aimlabs because you can isolate your skills and weaknesses that way. do you suck at tracking? go play tracking scenarios and increase the difficulty as you get better. suffering from poor flick consistency? same thing. then on top of this all you should play dm in-game as well as aimbotz, because aim trainers are NOT a replacement for your game. never forget to train in-game as well.

[@bileyiwnl]

@ demise is as always SPOT ON with his stuff. Terrible mistake - aim training for 2 hours a day thinking you will become an aiming GOD in CS in less than 2 weeks. VERY WRONG, I tried doing that and because of that my in-game hours dropped from 90 in the last to weeks to almost 40, while Aimlabs increased from 5 to almost 20. Never put aim training above actually playing the game, whether it's Aimbotz, DM, Faceit, whatever - to improve at the game you have to first play the game, and play it a lot.

[@Unkownuser-pl7rm]

how should i split this aim training because doing it all everyday can become monotony or just burnout so please if you dont mind just tell me how should split this cuz most aimtraining tell how to train but they dont tell you how long you should train

[@bileyiwnl]

Yeah... I'm also guilty of the last thing you said hahahaha. I pinned my comment that explained what I do! You can check that out, but tl;dr - just do anything you feel like doing - this practice is better than no practice. Check out the spreadsheet where I said everything about my routine: 1drv.ms/x/s!AsmShLZmBlHral3lgmB7n1D6s9w?e=iSh4qj

[@Unkownuser-pl7rm]

@@bileyiwnl when you started this what level where you on faceit cuz im level 4 and i have problem with shaky aim will this help me get rid of this sorry to ask many questions but i need to know cuz the tutorials in youtube are not fully covering what did they improve they jsut say do this and you will get better

[@bileyiwnl]

@@Unkownuser-pl7rm Cuz this is a general routine, it will help with everything a bit - flick technique, tracking, smoothness (no shaky aim). Before doing the aim training I was 2500 elo, now I'm around 3400, so it's a big improvement for me :)

[@Oczarka]

Ok so I find an issue where Im either too loose with my mouse grip or too tight, I dont really know what I should be focused on because loose sometimes im reactive and on target but when im tight sometimes im more controlled and able to track better. How do I balance this or what do I need to focus on.

[@bileyiwnl]

Having a little bit of tension in the right moments is not bad at all! To be honest, you just have to find a balance - on things like static, while flicking you should not be tense, but sometimes when the target switched directions in tracking you need a little bit more tension. So tbh you just need to find the right mixture of both, but I would try to be more relaxed than tense :)

[@maki77779]

should i combine DM with aim trainers and if so should i do it before or after aim trainers?

[@bileyiwnl]

My recommendation is to first - play the game (FACEIT, DM, Premier, whatever) and aim train when it''s the end of the day and you'll soon close your PC. Personally, I do aim training before going to sleep.

[@maki77779]

@ back in CSGO i used to play FACEIT and then after my last game before bed i played 1 hour of DM but i never used aim trainers, so should i play like faceit then after faceit as a part of my aim routine play like 30-40 minutes of dm and then aimlabs or kovaaks?

[@bileyiwnl]

@maki77779 Yup! That sounds good to me :) If you're already warming up with DM and then playing DM again, just cut the 30 mins out of that last session and I suggest spending it on aim practice :)

[@maki77779]

@@bileyiwnl Okay, will let you know after some time, hopefully im gonna get my elo and form from csgo back🙂

[@bileyiwnl]

@@maki77779 you're going to get even better brother, trust me :) Trust the process and put the hours into both CS and Aimlabs/KovaaK's and you'll be happy with the results :)

[@orzoginhoHD]

Why do you have aimlabs on 1920*1080? Should'nt it match your cs2 res? If I play 1280*960 in cs2 I think aimlabs should be also 1280*960, right?

[@bileyiwnl]

Both are good options tbh, but the reason a lot of people use 16:9 resolution (and FOV 103) is for tracking, wide wall scenarios and target switching scenarios. Sometimes the target may be off screen (less FOV - less targets on the screen) and you will be forced to 'guess' where the target is, which may impair your flick technique. You are obviously free to experiment, but getting used to 16:9 in aim trainers takes about a few minutes and after that the difference is absolutely impossible to feel. It's not like if you'll play 4:3 you won't get results, no, 16:9 is just more tested and stable :) 'Matching the resolution' doesn't really matter as much, it won't make you improve faster or anything

[@orzoginhoHD]

@bileyiwnl I have tried the aimlabs scenarios based on your video. Have put the cm/360 as aimlabs website show ( sens 2, 400dpi). Completed full scenario and then went to play some DM - and I feel like cs2 sens is little bit faster than aimlabs, at the start I was failing with flicks so much

[@bileyiwnl]

@orzoginhoHD Yeah CS might feel faster - lower FOV, more things happening on the screen. But when we aim train, we want to focus on just one or maybe two things at once to maximize our improvement and efficiency. It might feel slower, but it also should be as intense as CS (or maybe even more)

[@bileyiwnl]

@orzoginhoHD if you're failing, that means it's working - you're working on your weaknesses and there is nothing wrong with mistakes - now you just have to learn from them

[@secondaccount1082]

Do I play these before or after cs2 match?

[@bileyiwnl]

I recommend playing them after CS2 practice. Personally, I play them before going to bed.

[@pajkagoat]

Hi. My sensitivity is way higher in aimlab. Do u know why? I set everything like u did and its unplayable

[@bileyiwnl]

Hm, it seems like there should be a couple of things that can cause this problem:? 1.Different DPI in CS and in Aimlabs (sometimes the mouse software can do that) 2.Wrong calculation when it comes to cm/360 (somewhere on the aimlabs site you did not get the correct answer) 3.You didn't choose cm/360 or you are still on inches/360 Send me your CS in-game sensitivity and I'll send you the cm/360 value you should type in :)

[@pajkagoat]

Zapomniałem że jesteś z polski :) Jest szansa na jakiś dm?

[@tutku1]

Before this video ı was only playing 30 mins of dm before my matches. Do you think ı should still play 30 mins of dm before queing up for matches even though ı am gonna do this routine before closing my pc?

[@bileyiwnl]

This should not be treated as a warm up, this is practice. Practice is something you do after your matches or early in the morning, I recommend doing these routines before going to sleep. There is no need to do them twice in a day, just warm up with deathmatch before your games and then do one routine before closing your PC :)

[@tutku1]

@ thanks for the reply. Keep up the good work man!

[@bileyiwnl]

@ I appreciate you bro! All love

[@f0rgotte1n]

man how i do this in a routine diary, and how don't shake aim & etc... Help me create a routine for cs then aimlabs, i do this:Playlist week 1 aimlabs later Cs2 warmup that you send on youtube shorts 10Min,recoil master spray training 5Min,Prefire Map Entire i use only mirage,and 30Min DM. help me make a better routine plss, and what videos that i have to watch.

[@bileyiwnl]

Don't do these routines before playing - do them when you finish playing CS, so before sleeping or closing your PC. AND BE PATIENT - aim training requires a lot of time and also patience to see the results you hope for, these routines will help with what u need but you need to do them consistently and correctly

[@f0rgotte1n]

@@bileyiwnl thanks!

[@bileyiwnl]

@f0rgotte1n no problem man, enjoy the process!

[@ixamus1]

I play 1440x1080 so should i use that in aimlabs or run 1920x1080 ?

[@ixamus1]

why i ask is cause when i went from native to 4:3 in cs my sens feels obvsly higher because of the stretch so what would be best for aimlabs

[@bileyiwnl]

@@ixamus1 Good question, I think everyone had a point where they switched from 4:3 to 16:9 and now they're debating what to do with their sens loll. Remember that the cm/360 doesn't change - the sensitivity might feel a little faster at first, but you'll quicky (really quickly) get used to it if you play the game. Okay onto the question - I believe that you should play 1920x1080 even though you're playing 1440x1080 in-game. First of all - getting used to 16:9 in aim trainers takes about a few minutes and after that the difference is absolutely impossible to feel. Secondly, Both are good options tbh, but the reason a lot of people use 16:9 resolution (and FOV 103) is for tracking, wide wall scenarios and target switching scenarios. Sometimes the target may be off screen (less FOV - less targets on the screen) and you will be forced to 'guess' where the target is, which may impair your flick technique. You are obviously free to experiment - it's not like if you play 4:3 you won't get results, no, 16:9 is just more tested and stable :) Remember, I play 1024x768 and I've always been training on 16:9 in Aimlabs/KovaaK's and I'm completely fine, and I'm still improving A LOT.

[@GodyArtDesign]

If u use 1440x1080 your fov in cs is automaticly 90 No point for u use fov 103 Just use 90. otherwise u train a sensivity wich not match 100% with your cs sens.

[@ixamus1]

@@bileyiwnl Thanks for answering i really appreciate that. I will stick on 1920x1080 on aimlabs the same i have always used. You def earned a sub here.

[@bileyiwnl]

@@GodyArtDesign it's not that simple brother, the sensitivity is still the same and you're thinking about MUSCLE MEMORY WRONG

[@yejoyt]

Not to be that guy but your faceit elo chart was not impacted by aim training at all lol. You were going on steadily beforehand

[@bileyiwnl]

yeah, but what you don't realize is that the competition doesn't stay on the same level - the fact that I have been growing before that doesn't diminish the fact that aim training helped me A LOT.

[@rivaldomomo]

your aim is below average

[@bileyiwnl]

😭😭😐😐

[@Человек-ш4о]

Mousepad "ATK Sky Xsoft" good for cs2?