u/Affectionate-Rich901

As an R6 player shooting is always done through your ads fov, using a 2.5x optic or a 1x holo 99% of the time

I was wondering If I should practise using the fov of an 2.5x optic (which is 37 fov, hipfire fov is 90 to compare)

Currently I am using a sensitivty modifier on the scope (my hipfire sens is 46/360 and using the 2.5 scope it turns it into a 56/360)

I dont like a 1:1 feel with the 2.5x because it is very jarring and feels kinda too fast when ur mouse is moving at a 1:1 speed at 37 fov

Now the question is should I practise scenarios on 37 fov or stay on my current 103 standard fov?

I have been stuck on curveswitch intermediate aimlabs benchmark for so long now, LOL. That task is so hard. Are there any scenarios that would be able to help me.

I play 40/360

Hello, I enjoy reading but I want to expand my taste. Love reading manga tho and read it often, but I want to start reading actual books. So far I have read Brothers Karamazov loved it and have read light novels like Mushoku Tensei. Please I need some kinda book thats relates to spirtuality or buddhism kinda, and something that I can take a clear lesson out of and to learn something beautifull. Fiction please

Who else actually enjoys aim training or is it just a boring task that your force yourself to do?

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My friends think I'm kinda wierd for training my aim, and they get bored of it quickly, but I genuinely find it fun, honestly more fun than playing my main games. Anyone else feel this way?

Have always played fps games but recently started aim training.

I have about 55 hours just playing game related scenarios, but recently discovered benchmarks like a few days ago

Just wanted to document my progress here 😄

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