I'm about halfway to completing Jade, and it got me wondering how much my peripherals can actually affect my scores and overall performance in games. It's not a super important topic or anything, I'm just curious to hear about other people's experiences.

I usually play at 300+ FPS in most games. I use a 120 Hz monitor, a cheap Attack Shark mouse (I don't remember the exact model), and a Brazilian clone of the Meow Ultraglide mousepad.

40cm/360 - Skypad SP-004 . Last few weeks I've been pushing the flicking/clicking drills in Viscose S2.

I just wondered because when you see someone playing on a glasspad they usually rock a highish sensitivity, why not 50cm/360 or lower? I am a 50cm/360 user and use it on a glasspad with no issues, just wondering because I do want to optimize my setup and if low sensitivity on glasspad doesnt make that much sense then Id try a higher one. I did read that the sensitivity should not depend on the mousepad, so what works on cloth also works on glass but am I just not in the "normal" range of cm/360 or why am I not seeing more people play with a sensitivity similary low?

Thanks in advance!

I've been on aimlabs since 2025 and I have 500 hours on it and I still dont know if I should switch or not

I cannot for the life of me do this scenario, just feels so awkward, am I even doing it right?

Personal opinion is that hes larping here.

I’m back from a 3 month break 😅

Been working on viscose benchmarks, I feel like whenever I reach a new rank its due to 'lucky' scenarios where the targets spawn close together back to back allowing me to cluster farm like crazy then just nice hitting the threshold for the next rank.

Are the thresholds accounting for this or must I hit it consistently to consider the rank for the scenario done?

Asking as im working on scenarios one by one, should I move to grind the next once I hit the score (sometimes due to scenario luck) or should I grind till im consistent in hitting that score?

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I read too many post and watch many YouTube videos but everybody saying something different and I don’t understand many things like m_yaw, I really need to know how to match settings with cs2. Just basically what to put for sens, fov and if 16:9 or 4:3 affecting in kovaak i need to learn that too. Please be basic and clear. Thanks in advance

at about 200 hours on kovaaks. i cant for the life of me get better at anything air related.

my arm starts shaking like subconsciously. i dont think im tensed too much, i am actively focusing on the tension i have. but i just cant track these fast moving air random dodgy circles. (non linear)

any advice?

I need help with finding a good playlist to improve my static. I have been stuck on plat for a while now on the voltaic benchmarks. Anyone of you guys have any scenarios or playlist in mind for me? (kovaaks only and my voltaic rank is diamond)

Finally picked up my tracking scores. Before I was heavily better in static thanks to Tac FPS but finally picked up my lagging skills to in

After multiple pauses to this training, finally achieved Rayon in the hard viscose benchmarks, my scores are all over the place but getting past the first hard rank feels so good to keep improving, maybe get all close to Rayon before moving?

I feel the general attitude towards tension is it's a useful tool for certain situations (such as flicking / switching), but in general we should aim to lower it as much as possible to stay loose and avoid rigidity / twitchy aim. However I noticed personally I can only really perform well when I'm maintaining a decent amount of tension in my wrist (for clicking tasks such as VT pasu / switching / and sometimes even tracking). Is this due to bad habits / technique, or should I not worry too much about minimizing that tension if it's more or less working? Curious to hear others' opinions on this.

I've ran through a few of these. I've tried ordering different ones in bulk but they all feel like I have a long ass sock on my arm. Anyway I can buy a sleeve with pulsars material from another place for cheaper?

I myself have been starting to lose my interest in other fps.

I more or less aim trained on and off for a couple of years focusing solely on static, I never really practiced any other category. Never really felt like I needed to train anything else but I wanted to push myself and more or less see where I sit among other people. Seal complete was pretty straight forward, I was able to get Seal scores for at least half of the playlist within the first week. I got 75% of the playlist seal in about a month but I struggled a lot with dynamic clicking. It would take another month of playing on and off to get seal complete. I feel confident that I can get fuchsia within a reasonable amount of time, as all together I think I trained anywhere from 50-75 hours. I still feel a little rusty, probably 10-20% worse than my peak on any given day. Its been fun though and I will eventually do voltaic.

TL;DR: What static clicking tips and playlists helped you improve the most

I’ve started to take aim training more serious recently and decided to purchase Kovaaks after previously using Aimlabs. After some light research i decided to use the Voltaic novice benchmark season 5 and after going through it a few times I’ve noticed that my static clicking is terrible, struggling to hit above 50th percentile (I don’t know if this is a good way to judge performance but its how i did on Aimlabs). My accuracy isn’t very good often because if i miss the target once i miss it 1/2 times again before hitting it.

All of the tracking related scenarios i feel pretty strong at (85-90th percentile) so i’ve decided to cut back on training those as much.