r/FPSAimTrainer

The thing that i notice the most while playing tac fps games like CS2 is that i rush my shots so much and basically my question is just

How do i fix that? almost to just be able to compose my self to try to hunt for the head everytime

Hello, I've been wanting to get an artisan zero soft mousepad because of how highly it's respected and a blind buy introduction into good mousepads. Sadly i went on their website and found that shipping to the middle east isn't available currently due to what's happening. Then i went on amazon even though it's not recommended but i had no other option and found it takes at least 3 months to arrive.

So now i'm looking for alternatives for the zero soft or artisan in general, what's another good blind buy that's worth jumping into like how highly the zero soft is respected and is a good intro into decent mousepads. Options would also be very appreciated to research it all. i currently use a cheap 10$ mousepad so its safe to assume i have 0% experience in mousepads.

I play valorant, cod and basically most of the known fps titles. gold complete in voltaic and mammoth (not complete) in viscose benchmarks s1. Any help is appreciated!

https://preview.redd.it/lvkk6mu4aebh1.png?width=1387&format=png&auto=webp&s=73feea5e061c6ad71000599803d92a38d347dee0

I dont deserve this score, i got bored and started spamming in between freeplay and challenge while the targets were bigger, when i stopped i started shooting them and realized i was still in challenge mode, please wipe this score, i dont deserve it, thanks

https://evxl.app/u/76561198951517633/Voltaic%20S5/Intermediate?tab=charts

Overall, I'm trying to progress, do things faster, I changed my sens / dpi kinda often but not too much. 400 Is too slow, 800 Is really fast. I know that I'm good enough but I can't progress to plat, like, I'm just stuck, when I play I just don't progress

What can I do? What should I do? I've been doing it for three months. With viscose I'm doing great Imo but Idk about voltaic...

Im looking for good mouse skates as a 20cm/360 overwatch tracer main and also R6 player. I would prefer that they are durable or come in large amounts so I dont have to keep buying them very often.

i feel like this is usually looked down upon or just 'apparently' doesnt work well, but here's the thing, i've tried using MANY different sens-es, and different sens-es between games or classes within one game, and i just gotta say it doesnt give me the consistency feeling in all my games. now dont get me wrong i know that different fov's will FEEL different according to monitor distance, but i realized i heavily prefer 360 distance. why? because to me, being able to make the same 90, 180, and even 360 degree turn means so much to me. that and i dont use the 'optimal' sensitivity range by any means, i use around 22cm (9in) per 360 in just about every game i play, my sens is pretty frickin high compared to the average player, i've tried low sens, but i've never liked how fatiguing it feels, and it doesnt seem to line up with the slow controlled mouse movements I SPECIFICALLY want to make. so in say counter-strike or quake, thats 2.35 in game with 800DPI, and in overwatch thats 7.83. this is simply how i like to aim, and i think that's really important, find the settings that YOU SPECIFICALLY like to use the most, not necessarily whatever people say you 'should' do.

working on viscose s2 and it's helping for sure but as an OW player it feels like such a neglected area in my training, and it doesn't seem like the skill is given much attention in this community at least at surface level. what can I do to get better? is there a commonly recommended playlist? is there theory to brush up on? (getting into the aimer7 pdf on movement rn)

thank you

Hey guys, was wondering if ya'll had any experience with fingertipping one of those micro mice with big hands. I have been using the maya x with fingertip, but grabbed a fenrir asym to try out the fingertip mouse style.

I have had to lower my DPI, and am having a incredibly hard time controlling it and it doesn't feel comfortable at all. It feels so small that I am having to spend the majority of effort making sure it doesn't fly away instead of focusing on aim mechanics.

Maybe I just need to keep trying it out for a while, but wondered what you guys might think. Any opinions or experience?

My hands are 20.5cm for reference.

Hi guys,

I am relatively new to mouse and started aim training earlier this year. I have subsequently put in around 60 hours, and improved massively in the process.

However, around hour 45 I noticed that I had little to no flexion in my wrist, even playing at 26cm, because of the grip I played with. I changed my grip from Pam to relaxed claw and within 5 hours I was hitting high scores on basically every scenario. My aim felt miles better, even in such a short amount of time.

My problem is, in the aim trainer and even practice range I feel locked in using my wrist and all my movements feel snappier and smoother, with more stopping power. However, whenever I go into a game I typically revert back to my instincts of arm aiming, and am dramatically worse as a result. I have had moments, even rounds where Ive been activating my wrist really well and entered flow state, with my aim feeling better than ever. However, I really haven’t achieved this state very often.

My question is, is there any way for me to activate this mode more often via some psychological trick, or warm up routine, or is it just a case of smashing my head against the wall until I can do it?

Thanks