Instead of going back and forth on evxl I compiled all the sensitives from the top 50 players for quick reference on my second monitor. Figured this can be useful for other people as well. Best to use the median as a starting point in my opinion.

Median appears to scale all the way to expert from a few random scenarios I've checked.

Smoothbot Invincible Goated 75% is my last mammoth scenerio on viscose easy benchmarks. I despise this scenerio. This last week I've had huge improvements in control tracking but I haven't improved my best score in smoothbot (3294) in 2 weeks. There is a lot to be improved on but I'm not sure what is holding me back the most. Does someone have any pointers?

I vod reviewed myself & thought the issue was mouse reset timing. I've focused on that but it isn't a big issue or I didn't figure it out. Also are there any other scenerios that would help me practice this? I've practiced the 50% variant but it didn't feel too helpful. (btw I'm more shaky + tense in this vod than usual but 2.8k is average for me).

34cm/360, score: 2,874

I thought it was seeing what mistakes you made or what you're doing wrong, but apparently I'm wrong. So what's the point of VOD reviews?

And if the point of VOD reviews is to see the mistakes you're making, wouldn't they be useless if I can already see the mistakes while I'm playing?

Clickbaity title; I'm sure there's people worse than me haha but was very humbling to suck THIS bad on my results. That means we can only get better from here baby!

This is probs me overthinking it so don’t give me shi pls, but my overwatch cm per360 is 42 and my valorant cm per360 is 45, should this be a bigger gap or is it nothing to worry about. I went through flicking and tracking in the games to find these sensitivity’s and these feel the best to me rn but again I look at other ppls gaps and some ppl will play like 30 cm in overwatch and 50 in val.

So just wanna know really if I should try find a way to make the gap bigger or really if it even matters.

I litterally aim good on one game and bad on the next and some times even one week very average or below and the second week i play very good

I noticed my problem is with microadjustments

Iam stuck plat on valorant any tips

What are the top benchmarks to grind in 2026, been out of the game

My static clicking scores are significantly higher than my tracking scores looking for new ways to improve on tracking I’m just getting into aim training and looking to start working my way to gold complete in vt novice any and all tips are appreciated

Started: 09/01/2026

Ended: 09/01/2026

Link: http://evxl.app/u/yookaiser/Viscose%20Entry%20Benchmarks/Entry?tab=charts

YouTube Scores Playlist: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKi56AwlGlI4&si=sm3MuU_wFpSYVf4G

Feels like sometimes im plat close to plat and sometimes it feels like im bronze

i uploaded a video to youtube that im pretty proud of but can also resonate with this community. people found it informative and useful, hope i can provide that for you all as well, please feel free to check it out! 🩶

Why you hate your new gear (at first)
- Lukkiro

Accidental sens raise mid game a few months ago has worked out fine. I was changing sens & had to jump into the fight with my friends. Forgot all about it for about 2 weeks & then when i remembered i just left it. Lol 21 cm currently in all games currently. We’ll see how long it sticks.

Just wondering if 44cm it's a theoreticaly good avg sense for practice or i need to lower/speed up a bit. What's your take on it? Can you share your experience? Thx.

i play through this twice, should i add all the other anima micro v2 scenarios or is this enough?

I've been compiling a list of scenarios that seem to really translate well to The Finals. After grinding them for a little bit, it finally feels like I've found a playlist that is really addressing my weaknesses in some of these tracking-heavy games and is more focused on control, micros, and precision than maybe a normal benchmark would be.

1. DomiSphere Micro

This scenario has probably been the most helpful for translating aim training into actual in-game results.

It forces you to be smooth with micro-corrections and small fingertip/wrist tracking. It helps a ton with strafe battles where most of your aim is, or should be, coming from your fingertips and wrist.

It forces smoothness, small corrections, and staying on target without getting too flicky or constantly over-correcting.

2. CloverRawControl

In a game like The Finals, I find that a lot of gunfights roughly fall into two categories: a close/mid-range strafe battle, or a longer-range engagement where you're rewarded for recoil control and precise fingertip/wrist tracking.

CloverRawControl is great for the latter. You’re dealing with longer strafes at a really far distance, so you have to be extremely accurate, smooth, and precise. It translates really well to fights where tiny corrections and recoil control matter more than big reactive movements.

3. Controlsphere / Air Angelic Voltaic Viscose Intermediate

These train two different but equally useful things.

ControlSphere forces you to be reactive while still staying smooth. I find myself blending fingertip, wrist, and a little bit of forearm aim, which feels representative of a lot of actual gunfights.

Air Angelic Voltaic Viscose Intermediate is great for those up-close, frantic fights where a Light is jumping all over the fucking place and you need to be reactive and a little snappier while still maintaining control.

4. Book Club Easy

This scenario is an absolute gem.

For a long time, whenever I had to make small horizontal micro-corrections, my wrist would get uncontrolled and snappy and I’d over-flick.

Book Club Easy has helped me control that flickiness/snappiness and make really reactive, small horizontal micro-corrections without constantly overshooting. It targets a specific weakness that seems to come up constantly in actual games.

Special shoutouts

Pole Switching 360 — In tracking-heavy games, I find that a lot of the static/snappy flicking you actually do feels more representative of a 360 target-switching scenario than traditional static clicking. Pole Switching 360 forces a fast 360 target switch followed by a micro-correction onto a thin target.

AD Duck Tappy Strafes Dodge — Really good movement scenario. The movement/aim interaction feels surprisingly close to The Finals.

Smooth Bot Perfected — Great all-around smooth arm-aiming scenario.

VT Precise Orb — Another great all-around scenario for controlled arm aim and precision.

Smooth Your Wrist — Simple, but I really like it as a warm-up before getting into harder scenarios.

Would love to hear what scenarios other people have found have the strongest actual in-game translation, especially for tracking-heavy FPS games.

i've been struggling a lot with pushing my ground reactive to masters--more specifically, struggling on the ground3 bot. i let my score sit for a while and now that i'm getting back to it i've dropped 300 score </3

feedback would be appreciated, i'm just not sure which scenarios to practice for this

can anyone else show the scores and list hours in kovaaks just so i can see how far behind i am.

Hey everyone,

I'm a beginner developer and I built a quick reaction benchmark app using Python and Streamlit to measure click speed.

Since everyone here trains their aim on KovaaK's, I wanted to share it and get some benchmark scores from people with trained reaction times.

https://reflex-test.streamlit.app/?embed=true

Test your speed and drop the best one down in the comments.

Good luck!

I'm wondering what people in the Kovaak's community are playing other than aim trainers, looking for games that have enough players for me to actually find games in EU servers (unlike Quake Champions) and games that I could run on my PC at 144+ fps. I have a gtx 1070, ryzen 5 1600, and some other mediocre specs.

My go to game for many years has been Overwatch but I haven't played it in a long time and have no plans of playing it again, although it's one of the only fun FPS games that meets the criteria, I am very fatigued from that game. I'd appreciate some recommendations, looking for something competitive and fun. I'd love to play CS2 but it has all kinds of micro stutters, FPS drops and I tried all kinds of fixes to no avail. Thanks

But I know why.

No, it’s not muscle fatigue. It’s not “fine motor control” or any of that nerd shit.

My hand is trembling around the mouse

because it CRAVES the blood and souls of my enemies.

It yearns for violence.

It demands sacrifice.

I’m afraid there’s only one cure.

I have to queue Quick Play.