Something note-worthy that you didn't cover (but still showed) was gunfight movement hygiene. You never spammed A-D. It was always micro-adjust, one bullet, move ONE direction, tap again (and by that point, you had killed him). Spamming A-D moves your agent BACK into the spray of the enemy, meaning you are literally self-sabotaging. Good video, great tips.
My diamond friend told me the same thing, valorant is my 1st every pc fps game, and ofc my aim was shitty 🤣 I do play a lot of unrated with platinum and diamond ppl, and I had my friend spectate my when he died, and what he always said was "aim first, then shoot, just keep calm" it took me a while to train this with 60hz monitor and intel uhd, and yea, I usually suck even in iron lobby, but now, I could soloque and topfragging, climbing to bronze by soloque, my next goal is soloque to silver 😁
hello sir if you can reply me then i will be grateful to you. when i push in any site i clear angles , but i dont know why when i clear left angle i get shot by right or any other place lmao sounds funny but yeah even my team mate survives even the player who have bad aim no straffing only hits body shots he gets frag but i just died while entering(mostly play omen)
thats where utils come in. Use smokes, flashes and dont route the common path. Dying from random sprays happens but if it happens too often, change your way of entering
Yup, for this util is really important! You need to get info on where the enemies play on site before peeking. Also watch this video, especially the part about playing your role and how a site execute works. Let your duelist go first and bait him a little and then trade after you know where the enemy is: ruclips.net/video/4zo3T2X6sPw/видео.html
But it doesn't work that bro. Im my lobbies if you try to strafe and aim you'll be dead by then because the enemies don't even strafe and keep spraying without crouching and kill me while I'm trying to strafe and adjust my Aim. You might be thinking I'm too slow but I'm not, I'm really fast but I still get killed by someone just shooting. Sometimes I think it's better if I don't move because it feels like their bullet hits when I'm strafing, and that I wouldn't get hit if I didn't strafe. I think strafing makes me come in front of the bullet rather than dodging it
Actually I have the same problems but I found a couple solutions that when I apply I mostly win. **If you are swinging (peeking)** 1. If you know where your enemy is and you are the one swinging, be ready to place your crosshair where the enemy should be. Might not sound very effective but it is. 2. Don't move diagonally, i.e. don't use both A/D and W keys while peeking. If you know you are going to see an enemy, just take your finger off your keyboard and completely rely on the A and D key since you move much faster when you are moving in one direction instead of two. 3. Think about your positioning, if you're entering a site, take sunset A for example, stay close to the wall instead of walking right in the middle. Try to take only 1 fight max at once. **If you are holding** 1. Don't put your crosshair too close to the corner, if you know the enemy is going to peek out, keep your crosshair a little bit away from the corner because in lower ranks players don't usually jump peak or jiggle peak. 2. The reason you get 1 tapped before you get to think is because the enemy already knows where you are so he aims in that direction and just has to micro adjust. So try to re position as much as possible (very important in every rank). Also there's a youtuber called *Woohoojin*, he helped me a lot with game sense and some aim advice, I'd definitely recommend watching his vod reviews. Also, you won't get them right in 1 day or week cuz things are easier said than done
Two points on this: 1. Just because you move and aim correctly it won't mean that you will win every single gunfight. It's about consistency and winning gunfight on a more regular basis compared to someone who instantly shoots and crouches. 2. If you are dying to your enemies while applying this (especially if you are in lower elo, you didn't say so I don't know for sure), then you are doing something wrong. It sounds harsh but it's the truth. Either your peeks are too predictable or your strafe pattern is always the same or you are moving diagonally and therefore slower. Could be a lot of different things and can't tell without a VOD.
Strafing works but not always work because it's also depend on your opponent. Sometimes you still got head shot despite your opponent's bad aim just because you randomly strafing into his crosshair when he's already missed. If you think you're fast then I would say you are too fast because you probably just walked straight into your enemy's cross hair without realizing. I'm saying this because I was actually in your shoes before. 😂
@@thishandleistaken1011 how was that not educational though? it showed what he had done poorly in that clip? although i do agree it was kinda harsh to say that he was known for bad aim
@@thishandleistaken1011 nvm i just saw your comment and i understand most of your points, but also you gotta chill on pressing theguide a little. also what rank are you
Sorry, but this guide is mostly wrong, and your criticism of FNS is upsettingly wrong. 1. The clip at 2:21 is so overrated. That guy is good, but the enemies have classics lmao. 2. Your clip at 5:33 is against low-ascendent PEAK players, and you still ended that match 12/16 and lost. 3. Looking at your tracker,(marlow+bpart), you are very low elo struggling in dia/asc/low imm. You are nowhere near FNS, even aim wise. He's radiant since ep1 and plays professionally. 4. Your slow aim-style is only going to work in low elo. In fact, it's probably part of why you're stuck there despite 2,000 hours. 6. FNS did NOT perform badly in that clip at 0:30. In fact, there is a lot you could learn from that clip. He played it well. He was just milliseconds behind where the enemy was. Look at the bullet holes. The fact that you are critizing a pro player's technique while being a low-elo ascendent player is honestly offensive. Taking more time there is NOT the move. 5. Target focus is counterproductive in a fast TTK game. Moving your eyeballs blinds you for a fraction of a second. It's a well-documented human limitation. SOFT focus near your crosshair is more optimal. Why are you taking technique ques from a random 16 year old ranked demon eco-fragging, and not from literally one of the best players on the planet, FNS? WTF dude. You don't even know what you're looking at!
I noticed that when i tried to focus on the enemy immediately when i see them that when i do flick onto them, the whole time that i am doing the flicking motion its like i see a blur and i cant stop on them accurately. Like when im clearing angles and preaim a common angle but when i peek it i dont react like i feel i should. But sometimes in the range or aimlabs i try to look slightly above my crosshair and not focus hard on the target i feel like i have less moments where i feel like im blurring out when flicking. What should i be looking at when taking a gunfight and when im clearing angles?? If not at the enemy's head then where because im kinda lost
Appreciate the feedback, I do see things a bit differently though. I'm not exactly sure what the role of enemy weapons or elo is when we're looking at clips to break down aiming and movement mechanics. If they are fundamentally good or bad, then that's just what it is. Also in regards to FNS, I never said I'm a better player than him nor have I anything against him personally. I just found it very educational to have an aim duel clip from both perspectives, see two different approaches to the fight and see the outcome. Which btw was that the guy who took a little more time and aimed controlled won. Lastly my own elo: I'm pretty happy with an Imm 2 peek with 2000hours in my first fps. I'm not the best player nor the best aimer, I just enjoy helping other players by sharing the knowledge I gather along the way and I think that I can confidently help ~95% of the playerbase.
Something note-worthy that you didn't cover (but still showed) was gunfight movement hygiene. You never spammed A-D. It was always micro-adjust, one bullet, move ONE direction, tap again (and by that point, you had killed him). Spamming A-D moves your agent BACK into the spray of the enemy, meaning you are literally self-sabotaging. Good video, great tips.
instructions unclear, now im a demon with the guardian
Fishychair?
@@ominously2574No, I am sharkytable
☠️☠️☠️☠️@@ItzFantasy
Finally an aim video that doesnt just talk about warmup routines. Very good information and underrated channel.👍
love your guides they helped me get from b3 to asc1 in 1 act
Amazing to hear! Keep going
Sarcasm?
@@toweringog9814 no I'm being serious
@AimTide congratulations 🎉
@@ankush4683 thank you xD
i love this video. it makes sense, well explained and no warm up routine BS.
Finally a good guide without spam
i swear this guy's tips are the best in the world
Banger video, respect
You could have brake down some Aleksandar clips. I think he is a Master of this technique.
That's true, he really has one of the cleanest aim styles.
Will this work on a pc with 75hz monitor and 10ms render latency? 😂
My diamond friend told me the same thing, valorant is my 1st every pc fps game, and ofc my aim was shitty 🤣 I do play a lot of unrated with platinum and diamond ppl, and I had my friend spectate my when he died, and what he always said was "aim first, then shoot, just keep calm" it took me a while to train this with 60hz monitor and intel uhd, and yea, I usually suck even in iron lobby, but now, I could soloque and topfragging, climbing to bronze by soloque, my next goal is soloque to silver 😁
u got this
u silver yet?
Update!!
diamonds have no good aim either. It all starts after asc 3. Trust me when I say this. I have multiple accounts across many ranks.
Best guild ever
❤ finally Mr. CruZzave is here.. been waiting for ur video😇.
Yessir, didn't have much time lately but will produce videos more regularely again now!
I amma try this and i hope it helps also do u recommend true stretched or normal res?
Accuracy over Speed. It's that simple
Let's digest what happens at 1:27. Aim for the chest and let the RNG do the rest. Got it!
?? Fk u mean
hello sir if you can reply me then i will be grateful to you. when i push in any site i clear angles , but i dont know why when i clear left angle i get shot by right or any other place lmao sounds funny but yeah even my team mate survives even the player who have bad aim no straffing only hits body shots he gets frag but i just died while entering(mostly play omen)
thats where utils come in. Use smokes, flashes and dont route the common path. Dying from random sprays happens but if it happens too often, change your way of entering
Yup, for this util is really important! You need to get info on where the enemies play on site before peeking. Also watch this video, especially the part about playing your role and how a site execute works. Let your duelist go first and bait him a little and then trade after you know where the enemy is: ruclips.net/video/4zo3T2X6sPw/видео.html
this guy is pro guides but better but unfortunately less popular
We're gonna get there! Appreciate the support.
Use odin
Hail the Odin.
FUCK THIS GAME
But it doesn't work that bro. Im my lobbies if you try to strafe and aim you'll be dead by then because the enemies don't even strafe and keep spraying without crouching and kill me while I'm trying to strafe and adjust my Aim. You might be thinking I'm too slow but I'm not, I'm really fast but I still get killed by someone just shooting. Sometimes I think it's better if I don't move because it feels like their bullet hits when I'm strafing, and that I wouldn't get hit if I didn't strafe. I think strafing makes me come in front of the bullet rather than dodging it
Actually I have the same problems but I found a couple solutions that when I apply I mostly win.
**If you are swinging (peeking)**
1. If you know where your enemy is and you are the one swinging, be ready to place your crosshair where the enemy should be. Might not sound very effective but it is.
2. Don't move diagonally, i.e. don't use both A/D and W keys while peeking. If you know you are going to see an enemy, just take your finger off your keyboard and completely rely on the A and D key since you move much faster when you are moving in one direction instead of two.
3. Think about your positioning, if you're entering a site, take sunset A for example, stay close to the wall instead of walking right in the middle. Try to take only 1 fight max at once.
**If you are holding**
1. Don't put your crosshair too close to the corner, if you know the enemy is going to peek out, keep your crosshair a little bit away from the corner because in lower ranks players don't usually jump peak or jiggle peak.
2. The reason you get 1 tapped before you get to think is because the enemy already knows where you are so he aims in that direction and just has to micro adjust. So try to re position as much as possible (very important in every rank).
Also there's a youtuber called *Woohoojin*, he helped me a lot with game sense and some aim advice, I'd definitely recommend watching his vod reviews.
Also, you won't get them right in 1 day or week cuz things are easier said than done
Two points on this:
1. Just because you move and aim correctly it won't mean that you will win every single gunfight. It's about consistency and winning gunfight on a more regular basis compared to someone who instantly shoots and crouches.
2. If you are dying to your enemies while applying this (especially if you are in lower elo, you didn't say so I don't know for sure), then you are doing something wrong. It sounds harsh but it's the truth. Either your peeks are too predictable or your strafe pattern is always the same or you are moving diagonally and therefore slower. Could be a lot of different things and can't tell without a VOD.
Strafing works but not always work because it's also depend on your opponent. Sometimes you still got head shot despite your opponent's bad aim just because you randomly strafing into his crosshair when he's already missed. If you think you're fast then I would say you are too fast because you probably just walked straight into your enemy's cross hair without realizing. I'm saying this because I was actually in your shoes before. 😂
God damn this is the biggest cope I've ever seen. Keep coping and stay hardstuck bro
@@biboom4 if the question is same the answer should be same (and correct)
Xd FNS
leave fns alone
Sorry, was for educational purposes only!
@@theguide_val What educational purpose? FNS's technique was not bad there. You don't understand what you're looking at and it shows.
@@thishandleistaken1011 how was that not educational though? it showed what he had done poorly in that clip? although i do agree it was kinda harsh to say that he was known for bad aim
@@thishandleistaken1011 nvm i just saw your comment and i understand most of your points, but also you gotta chill on pressing theguide a little. also what rank are you
@@Draganix imm3 230rr peak
Sorry, but this guide is mostly wrong, and your criticism of FNS is upsettingly wrong.
1. The clip at 2:21 is so overrated. That guy is good, but the enemies have classics lmao.
2. Your clip at 5:33 is against low-ascendent PEAK players, and you still ended that match 12/16 and lost.
3. Looking at your tracker,(marlow+bpart), you are very low elo struggling in dia/asc/low imm. You are nowhere near FNS, even aim wise. He's radiant since ep1 and plays professionally.
4. Your slow aim-style is only going to work in low elo. In fact, it's probably part of why you're stuck there despite 2,000 hours.
6. FNS did NOT perform badly in that clip at 0:30. In fact, there is a lot you could learn from that clip. He played it well. He was just milliseconds behind where the enemy was. Look at the bullet holes. The fact that you are critizing a pro player's technique while being a low-elo ascendent player is honestly offensive. Taking more time there is NOT the move.
5. Target focus is counterproductive in a fast TTK game. Moving your eyeballs blinds you for a fraction of a second. It's a well-documented human limitation. SOFT focus near your crosshair is more optimal.
Why are you taking technique ques from a random 16 year old ranked demon eco-fragging, and not from literally one of the best players on the planet, FNS?
WTF dude. You don't even know what you're looking at!
I noticed that when i tried to focus on the enemy immediately when i see them that when i do flick onto them, the whole time that i am doing the flicking motion its like i see a blur and i cant stop on them accurately. Like when im clearing angles and preaim a common angle but when i peek it i dont react like i feel i should. But sometimes in the range or aimlabs i try to look slightly above my crosshair and not focus hard on the target i feel like i have less moments where i feel like im blurring out when flicking. What should i be looking at when taking a gunfight and when im clearing angles?? If not at the enemy's head then where because im kinda lost
Appreciate the feedback, I do see things a bit differently though. I'm not exactly sure what the role of enemy weapons or elo is when we're looking at clips to break down aiming and movement mechanics. If they are fundamentally good or bad, then that's just what it is.
Also in regards to FNS, I never said I'm a better player than him nor have I anything against him personally. I just found it very educational to have an aim duel clip from both perspectives, see two different approaches to the fight and see the outcome. Which btw was that the guy who took a little more time and aimed controlled won.
Lastly my own elo: I'm pretty happy with an Imm 2 peek with 2000hours in my first fps. I'm not the best player nor the best aimer, I just enjoy helping other players by sharing the knowledge I gather along the way and I think that I can confidently help ~95% of the playerbase.
For 60hz player slow smooth aim not possible
True
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