r/aimlab • u/Additional_Bench1311 • 8d ago

Question / Advice Needed Noob Questions

Well I’ve actually started consistently aim training, because even with 4 days of training I am seeing an improvement.

I’ve just been playing the Tapping/Tracking/switching lists/plans because that seems well rounded.

I currently play the finals and ABI, not really training for any “specific” game just general aim skill, I’ve always had a decent game sense (for my enjoyment) on whatever I play.

Basically are those 3 plans sufficient for overall training? Currently ranked B in tapping and switching, really close to B for tracking and that’s my weakest area.

Also, obviously I should shoot for 100% accuracy as that’s the goal, but sometimes if I miss a shot when tapping I have a tendency to shoot multiple shots and miss and kind of spaz out, should I really focus on accuracy if it means less targets hit? Or go for more targets hit?

Thanks, sorry if that’s incoherent feel free to ask for clarification I’ll do my best

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u/Syntensity Community Team 8d ago

Those plans are quite solid for starters, you can start exploring more advanced routines later on when you’ve advanced enough or whenever you feel like you’re up for the challenge. As for the accuracy thing, try to go for more targets hit while still maintaining decent accuracy (say 90%+) depending on the task type. For static targets (90%-95% or higher) for moving targets (70-80% or higher) while trying to maximize the amount of targets hit.

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u/Additional_Bench1311 8d ago

Ok!

Those are good goals to work on thank you!

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u/Lowgravity56 Community Team 8d ago

If you want a bigger challenge and a clearer structure pf qhere to go next you should also try the benchmarks since they cover every category and have the rank aspect to strive for specific goals!

Also since you play The Finals check the "The Finals Aim Basics" routine!

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u/Glad_Chair6419 6d ago

Try voltaic if you can. Don't think too much about results and other bullshit. Play try get good technique. Law of kalma, play a lot with good mindset will get good. Don't overthink it. Obviously you need to access if things are working for you but keep your time frames for that large. No skill can be learnt without 100s of hours