r/FPSAimTrainer

Title. I'm really curious what kind of sensetivity other people use.

Hello, I've been wondering how to aim train the right way because, my tracking is horrible and i usually hit behind the target a lot and sometimes go over and below the target on a ball. I don't know how to track a target correctly. What i've been doing is. just following the target and shooting at it trying my best to track it and i still hit behind the target. Any advice?

Hey everyone. I tried Viscose and Voltaic benchmarks but i just do not enjoy doing the scenarios there i tried so hard.

I found a playlist on evxl app called "run and gun valorant benchmarks" . This one has been super fun i've been playing it more since i enjoy the scenarios more but i don't know how to actually train. Do i do every single scenario in the playlist everyday?

Also if someone experienced could check this benchmark and tell me if it's okay i'd be so happy because someone high rank told me this playlist wouldn't teach me much.

Thank you everyone in advance.

(I am bad, plat in Val, gold in almost all Voltaic s1 benchmark)

My main game is CS2.

It seems like a lot of scenarios do not train tac shooters well.

The situation I struggle with is when someone swings a corner and I need to click on a head that is moving laterally as fast as possible from my original crosshair placement.

It is common that someone just falls into my crosshair placement but most of the time this is not the case and I need to adjust as fast as possible.

What are the best scenarios that train this small, instant micro-adjustment?

Taking my time and clicking in something like 1 wall 10 targets seems useless because I rarely have that much time and the are static targets.

Hello :)

I have something claw-like similar, and want to switch to palmgrip as I just find quite comfortable. I have a little problems with micro corrections but I am sure it will sort itself out after some playtime, but I keep going back to my normal grip.

How long does it take for me to adapt to the new mouse grip?

hey, i slightly injured/fatigued my fingers playing ground (using way too much tension) a week or two back, so i swapped to spacebar to shoot till i fully recover (doing hand exercises) cause i still wanna improve.

will my skill from holding spacebar to shoot transfer back to holding m1 in future or should i just take a break?

I have the jittery/skippy dotted line type tracking, no matter how much i grind smooth your wrist and the novice voltaic tracking scenarios.ive seen some improvement but not enough.

Ive tried:
Relaxing my tension in all muscle groups, softening/tightening my grip using my fingers and wrist for fine corrections, I can’t find the smoking gun causing it.

most comfortable sens is 50cm per 360 at 800dpi. Anything faster than 40cm just feels impossible to control. I have to up it to 60-65cm p360 to see reduced jitter which is not a practical sens for any real game.

I finger tip grip a pulsar x2v2 mini with obsidian red dot skates on a Zowie gsr rogue pad.

i see people share their reaction time a lot, and they say it has to do a lot with age, im super curious to see what everyone's reaction time and age is to see how this compares

• drop your age + average ms below + monitor refresh rate
  • if u want to test yours out you can use Detection (Ultimate) on aimlabs or humanbenchmark
    • btw you dont have to aim on that detection thing, you just press when you see a circle

Edit: I added that you should include refresh rate, this will be more helpful

Hey everyone, I’m dealing with a very specific aiming issue in CS2 and I'm hoping some of you have gone through something similar and can help me out.

Lately, I’ve been bouncing between two sensitivities and I just can't seem to settle:

• 0.88 @ 800 DPI (~60cm/360): Honestly, the overall feeling on this sens is great. I feel way more confident and I consistently get more frags. But there’s one tragic flaw: my HS% is absolutely terrible (around 30% average per match).
• 1.1 @ 800 DPI (~47cm/360): Here is where it gets weird. My HS% immediately goes up, but paradoxically... I get fewer kills overall.

The Core Problem: When I play on 1.1 (47cm), I get this incredibly awkward feeling like I’m stuck between two muscle groups. I completely lose my sense of when I should be using my full arm and when I should switch to my wrist.

On the lower sens (60cm), the distinction is just obvious. I still use my wrist for micro-corrections, but I instinctively know I can't use my wrist to run around or clear angles, so my arm naturally takes over for broader movements. But on 47cm, my brain short-circuits and doesn't know which muscle group to engage for which distance.

I know that ~45-47cm/360 is a sweet spot for a ton of great players and pros, so this is definitely a "me" problem (lack of adaptation/mechanics).

What I need your advice on:

1. How do I get over this "muscle confusion"?
2. KovaaK's Recommendations: Are there any specific KovaaK's scenarios, full playlists, or routines that specifically isolate this problem? I really need something that trains the seamless transition between wide arm sweeps and precise wrist micro-corrections.

Any tips or routine recommendations would be hugely appreciated. Thanks

EDIT: Some extra context about my aim trainer stats (Viscose S2 benchmarks) Just to give you guys a better picture of my mechanics and where my weaknesses might be, here is a quick rundown of my current ranks:

• Overall, I hit Seal on the easier benchmarks and I'm currently Vermillion on Medium.
• In Flick Tech: Micro and Post-Flick, I managed to hit Viridian.
• The rest of my Flick Tech and Click Timing categories are sitting at Celadon (with the exception of Click Timing: Reading).

(PS: English isn't my first language, so I used AI to help me write and structure this post to make sure my problem is explained clearly)

So I’ve played MnK before and I’m starting it up again after playing controller for a while.

I’m really good on controller and i want to get to the point where I’m as good or better on MnK where it feels like MnK is the better option for me.

Im only on the beginner benchmarks and at 30 I just feel like it’s not possible to improve enough to be better on MNk mainly because of my age and because I’ve had a much much longer history on controller.

What sort of time frames should I give myself before I decide mnk might not be for me?

Ive been running the stock skates on my xm2we for 1-1.5 half years now, was wondering if replacing them would make any difference

My life kinda sucks, its not that bad but in short im really stupid (i failed my grade like a dumbass) my parents are kinda (ok well not kinda quite really extremely terrible, its not tooo bad though), i have only 2 (amazing) friends but they're both busy with their own lives and problems i cant disturb them with my shit

Kovaaks is the only reason i bother to get up or brush my teeth and eat and sleep, to even bother going onto my pc, all to get better aim in fps, because i have to do it daily (i still suck ass lmfao)

no matter if i get my things smashed into my legs, kovaaks will be there, kovaaks will be there, if I get thrown across a room, kovaaks will be there, if i get saed, kovaaks will be there

Hopefully i can get gm before i either end my life or a certain someone does it for me lmao

Sorry if this was alot, but thank you kovaaks, seriously lmfao

i love this stupid app

Hey :)

I have been using an old GSR mousepad, or like GSR Mousepads in general. I think its 3-4 years old by now? I wash it like...every 4-5 months roughly. I tried switching to a glass mousepad, but after a month of research, trying things out I came to the conclusion that glasspads are just not for me. I got deep into the rabbit hole in skates, sleeves, what glasspad would suit me best etc.

I don't know, it just wasnt for me, so I went back to my GSR. I play a lot of Battlefield 6 and Warzone, COD Multiplayer too. I use 50cm/360 mostly, sometimes lower. I am an alright player in my opinion, but a few friends of mine who are way more into periphials told me my setup is really bad for the game's I play. I wanted to get myself an Artisian Type99 in soft and mid but my GSR is treating me good still but I do plan on getting the type99 in the future.

My friend said the type99 is literally made for TacFPS in mind, and it has such a high dynamic friction (Whatever that means) making it bad for tracking and games I play and that I am sabotaging myself, fighting the mousepad and stuff.

What are your thoughts on this? Is it really that deep?

https://preview.redd.it/gb6tpywej4kh1.png?width=417&format=png&auto=webp&s=e5b1e842824b9ed21702f7aaa2abad552d2b8ab2

Its a good distraction from life tho. Best $15 dollars ever spent. I think I am officially a closet aimtrainer main. Why are overwatch queue times so long...

Am I crazy or am I on the path to becoming Matty 2.0?????

Idk if this is bad but I may or may not have to hide my kovaaks grinding from my scrim team lol. In fact this post probably puts me in danger from my duo

I'm not sure I've asked Google ect but is your shoulder supposed to be relaxed when you play? I have to lift my shoulder to put my arm on my desk and I'd say my arm is forced into an 80 degree or lower angle unless I put my shoulder up to a stupid level.

I am like 6ft with 74 inch arms my desk I think is 74 or 75 cm high is getting a lower desk the best option or a waste of money?