If you practice sloppy, that’s what you will do in actual trial situations. It is not something you have to “memorize” and recall later. It is not something you can read about and then apply in game. It takes time and effort to do so, and when trained correctly, will improve a little bit every day. I hope that some part of it proves helpful to you.Īim is a motor skill that you build through practice. Surprisingly, all of the same principles for certain types of athletic training (such as golf or ping-pong) apply perfectly to the motor skill involved in using a mouse. You wouldn’t believe how many studies have been published on the best way to learn a free-throw. This is actually something I have spent a significant amount of time studying up on recently in the medical library at my school while the USA quarantine was in place for most of march-may. Sensitivity that I use … I generally use 1200/1600 DPI with sensitivity between 3.75 and 6.00. I bought a gamer mouse, very good, it will arrive soon, probably tomorrow … Headset -> It’s just a cell phone headset Mouse -> Mouse Combo MC - 100 (brand “Oex Game”) My mouse, keyboard, headset and monitor are not really GAMERS. I am like this, I read tips, watch these videos and train, but at the time of the game I forget EVERYTHING, how can I “memorize”, not forget in the middle of the game? Could you give me a hint? Or rather, a free Coach teacher (kidding … but I accept a free coach)? I am a little bit of them … It takes a long time for me to be able to apply, very much! I really want to improve my aim (preferably with Mccree, Widowmaker, Mei, Sombra), but I can’t! I try games like “Aim Lab”, Koovak’s … I also look for videos (obviously practicing together), but it doesn’t work.

I know that in various types of FPS games the “aim” is well discussed, but 50% of players are unable to apply what they hear, see or read. First sorry for the English, I am Brazilian, and I am not so good in English!

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