
r/aimlab

Should I replay weak benchmarks or are there specific playlists that cover these problem areas
The rest of the tracking stuff is around the 4-5 bar range so I'd like to work on my weaknesses. Any suggestions on the best ways to go about that would be nice.
For further information I'm a Marvel Rivals player who uses the official playlist as a warm-up but I want to do more targeted training now after some time on the trainer. Appreciate any help in advance
shooter games on controller (xbox, ps)
is it possible to be SO GOOD at fps using controller?
i played mouse and keyboard before and it feels comfortable and easy to play which explains why it’s the best option for shooter games
i tried to play at joystick and i find it really hard especially when i disabled the aim assist
so is there anyone who is really good at controlling shooting games and can tell what do we need to improve?
Crazy milestone: 3K workshop items on Aimlabs!
Very excited to make stuff for all of you <3
what's your visual reaction time and age?
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
- if u want to test yours out you can use Detection (Ultimate) on aimlabs or humanbenchmark
Edit: I added that you should include refresh rate, this will be more helpful
Practicing in stretched red?
If I play games in stretched res. Would it make more sense to practice in aimlabs with stretched?
How can I test my reaction time?
I would like a mode where you wait then a circle appears on screen and you shoot it and it says your time.
I cant break out of the habit of aiming at body level
Ive been playing fps games since i was a barely walking child and i finally started taking aim more seriously since last year but i start falling into my old habits of not aiming at head level mainly because i used to play call of duty and i was pretty good at that game because u dont really need to aim towards head level but in siege i genuinely realize that i can easily win most of my gun fights if i start aiming at head level more but i start messing up this is also my first year on siege so i cant tell if im only gonna get better at aiming towards head level or if its over for me also i have peaked number 1 on a weekly aimlabs leaderboard for a full week (unless someone passed my score) on controller it was adjustshot for the "roblox rivals playlist" and my controller tracking is pretty good on other games just not siege cuz of the recoil. I just need some advice
MY FIRST VIDEO
Hello I just upload a video on YouTube. It's about training before RANK's Match and the record of researching myself base on KD, ACS, Headshot Rate %.
I hope this kind of video can help some player improve their routine of training or maybe game quality to have better gameplay.
How do you guys think of the content and video? I wish everyone can communicate about it. I will be very appreciate.
in your opinion: is there such a thing as a mouse being TOO light?
honestly feel like at some point it's pointless, and you're making it harder for yourself to aim in some situations. what do y'all think?
Is Aimlabs really useful?
Hey, I'm currently an Immortal valorant player; looking to hit Radiant at least once.
Is there any high elo player who've really benefited from it?
why isn't my score going in
i get very good scores on strafe shot and this happens every time its super annoying it makes where my score should be a "-"
120k 30hz aim labs
Кy,pешил затестить,сколько максимум можно выбить в Aim Labs на 30 фпс. ИИ мне сказал,что предел 80к. В итоге я спокойно выбил 120к за минут 10. Вывод: цифры не всегда зависят от дорогого ПК,играйте как хотите и на чем хотите.p.s запись была в 60кадров я хз сделать что бы записывалось как я играл,но там была ебучая каша
LG56 Aiming Competitive Circuit Grand Finals!
Watch the best aimers in the world for almost 3 hours!
do younger players actually improve faster, or do they just have more time?
i always thought it's quite common to see people say that younger players pick up mechanics faster, and they climb the ranks much quicker when they start practicing at a young age. but i was wondering is that just biology or like is that they just have way more time, and that biology is quite insignificant in gaming?
i guess for all of you who started aim training later, how do you guys optimize your training to keep up with those who have endless hours to grind? can you even catch up?