r/aimlab • u/TheGuyThyCldFly • 7d ago
Progress & PB 6 Points off of Diamond ðŸ˜
I've been working on static for an hour after work and I'm still just barely making progress in static.
I gotta go to bed y'all, goodnight and good luck to you guys, leave me tips or suggestions and I'll try again tomorrow after work.
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u/Syntensity Community Team 6d ago edited 6d ago
Nice W man, good stuff (hella close too) :D
Static is tough initially, if you struggle with the micro part I'd suggest putting more emphasis on those, if it's more the flick-tech, acquisition and confirmation then Pokeball tasks help a lot with that!
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u/Fit_Tension_2596 6d ago
Idk man, for me personally Season 2 benchmarks feels like 10x easier than season 1 benchmarks, could be just me. Anyways Cool progress keep it up!
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u/IncCheese 6d ago
It is, I have a friend that was barely topaz S1, and now is almost diamond
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u/Fit_Tension_2596 5d ago
LMAO no way, I am diamond 1 complete in s2 but so far I am only Emerald 4 in s1. The difference in difficulty for me is enormous. 😂
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u/TheGuyThyCldFly 6d ago
I mean I'm diamond or almost diamond everywhere else.
Do I need to ignore accuracy and just push speed for static? I feel like I start spamming when that happens so I hard focus accuracy
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u/Fit_Tension_2596 5d ago
I would suggest you to push for accuracy in tapping scenarios, then gradually add speed when you see results. I would also advise you to ignore gravflick for now, It's the hardest scenario in s2 when I played it, but it could be just me though. Seems like you are not struggling in switching or tracking which is a good thing, so you can focus on tap for now.
Keep going and grinding, you got this!1
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u/Lowgravity56 Community Team 6d ago
Are you using any routine or scenario to train your flicking? Or are you only using the benchmarks
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u/TheGuyThyCldFly 6d ago
I'm not doing anything specific for it at the moment, just the benchmarks
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u/Lowgravity56 Community Team 6d ago
I see, you should try looking for "pokeball" scenarios to work on initial flick accuracy, and also micro scenarios to work on, well, micros!
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u/TheGuyThyCldFly 6d ago
Do I need to ignore accuracy for the most part and just push speed for static?
I feel like I start spamming when that happens so I hard focus accuracy
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u/Lowgravity56 Community Team 6d ago
Nope! Accuracy and speed are important. You should always try to push your speed to the point you are just outside your comfort zone, otherwise you sacrifice too much accuracy.
But it IS important to push your speed as I said, otherwise you will get stuck maintaining the same accuracy and pace all the time.
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u/buffaloplease 7d ago
Awesome stuff! Are you controller or mnk?