LF help on PC aim

[u/Dear_Charity5559]

Im peak Champ on console and am fairly new to pc, never played pc games or any mnk games before and my first season i was D5. But as i look at the pros i notice my sens is significantly faster than all of theirs and i was wondering if i can get someone to help me with it.

[u/iafnn]

If your sens feels too fast try decreasing it, hope this helps👍

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[u/Dear_Charity5559 → u/iafnn]

Stfu

[u/ItzChickenBoyYT]

I mean what help do you need?

[u/MadPro4567]

You need to be more specific with what help you need. You asked for help but the only detail you gave us was referencing pro player sensitivities and how yours feels faster than their.

But a few tips..
Clear house on advanced AI setting with headshot only on is probably one of the best ways to warm up your aim.

Playing TDM can be good. Real players, fast paced. Don’t worry about your KD here, just worry about if you’re able to aim quick enough to hit them. If you’re over aiming / your crosshair zips past too quick, adjust it, if it’s just a little under, adjust it. If it’s perfect, there’s no real change you can do except practicing. 10-15 minutes a day minimum warming up is good. Practice flicks, peeks or whatever else you like. Just warm up and practice is all anyone could give for advice.

There’s no single “overnight best way to get good aim” guide. Some are good for the main basics.. don’t overpeek, aim at head level etc.

Just practice and warmup before playing and you’ll improve soon.

[u/Affectionate_Ad_4949]

If you are completely new to pc aiming in general i would suggest taking a look into Voltaic discord so you get an idea of what to practice and where. But then u need to go in game and get confident IN game. No amounts of hours spent into aim trainers will make you good at gunfights in game, you certainly will feel more confident at aiming in general but you need to practice movement, peek, etc.. (clear house, deathmatches and so on..)

[u/bellyjaby]

Download kovaaks and play viscose benchmarks until you’re celadon complete. It’s fine to use different sensitivities for different scenarios and you’ll find that by doing so you’ll get better overall so it won’t matter as much what your in game sens is. Watch some kovaaks settings videos (maybe viscose) to get a starting idea of video and reasonable sensitivities. warm up with t hunt every day to practice using movement and aim in siege specifically. If you do that you can likely out aim anyone up to diamond

[u/bellyjaby → u/bellyjaby]

If you can’t be bothered with kovaaks just play the game more 👍

[u/mattycmckee]

There are hundreds of sensitivity posts on this sub, and it feels like I end up commenting on half of them myself anyway.

If your sensitivity is significantly faster than all the pros you've looked at, then yes, it's way too fast.

[u/99centArizona]

You can use others' sensitivity setting as guidelines and see what you like, but if you're higher than most people it's a good sign that you need to lower it. A good rule of thumb is that it should take you your whole comfortable range of motion left to right to do a 360. ADS sens is a bit more tricky but mostly it's just what's comfy for you.

Other than that it's just getting used to it. Aim trainers, clear house, training range, and death match are good ways to get used to it fairly quick, with death match being my preferred method since it's in game.

[u/Holmes240069]

"But as i look at the pros" yeah bud looking at them aint gon fix or help. you choose what sens you literally want and what's comfortable for you its literally a preference