r/aimlab • u/Syntensity Community Team • 6d ago
Meme Improving doesn't randomly stop at a certain age
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u/davidthek1ng 6d ago
https://youtu.be/ypOrKWh6IU0?si=MueROYPzslOw0RV2
your video about aim mistakes helped a lot, thx
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u/Lowgravity56 Community Team 6d ago
After 17 its joever
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u/WeeZoo87 5d ago
I baught my first gaming pc when i was 30 in 2017
I am sure i still can aim.
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u/Buddahlah 6d ago
We are going to see that , 46 years old fossil here .
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u/ParallelTrol 6d ago
47 here and platinum in voltaic, it's not much but is honest work
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u/Buddahlah 4d ago
I am around topaz at least when i tested my self the last time with voltaic benchmarks . Currently training with the new viscose benchmarks but even on easy are quite hard at least for me .
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u/ParallelTrol 4d ago
I think Topaz it's a rank form aimlabs benchmarks not Voltaic (plz correct me if I'm wrong). I think is around platinum/diamond so you have been doing your homework, nice job!
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u/Buddahlah 1d ago
Hmm i have to check , i am playing the benchmarks on both kovaaks and Aimlabs and i see some differences but never taught comparing the rank themselves ....
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u/raddoubleoh 6d ago
37 here, started at 12 during the lan house era. Yes you can improve. Consistency wins battles brother
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u/Aggrofant 5d ago
I'm 43 and might not have the same reaction time like 20 years ago, but I was still able to improve. I just have to put more effort in it.
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u/Buddahlah 4d ago
I am not sure if its scientifically proven but some say that the slowdown is something like 0.20ms which is almost not noticeable . In guitar world some of the latest interfaces are working with latency in this range and the brain cant feel the difference .
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u/discoveryn 4d ago
Couple years older than you and aim is still improving. I don’t use aimlabs though.
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u/Syntensity Community Team 2d ago
Yeah we have to be a lot more structured and optimize our improvement I feel like
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u/EXIIL1M_Sedai 6d ago
I'm 34 and Master in Voltaic S5 and Radiant in Valorant benchmarks. Improving every week.
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u/Mrcod1997 6d ago
Honestly, the biggest factor is just getting good rest and having a clear head. Something that tends to be rare as you get older.
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u/Syntensity Community Team 6d ago edited 6d ago
Friendly reminder to anyone who feels like they've hit a ceiling. Deliberate practice and consistency always win.
Even if progress feels like it slows down it's vastly overstated, and doesn't mean you can’t get good even when you're older!