Soulcas' Aim Coach Releases His Aim Program!
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- This is another analysis video on a recently released aim report from another Voltaic coach, Herro. This time, the work is with Soulcas, a professional VALORANT player for Apeks (previously Team Liquid). Soulcas is a player with a high mechanical skill ceiling, so it was interesting to look at what he was working on to improve his consistency and overall weaknesses.
I said to a commenter I'd make this one shorter, but I ended up making it longer! Next time I should say I'll make it longer, to make it shorter...hm. Either way, the reason these are long is because I like to talk about any concepts or principles along the way that I think are interesting, helpful, etc. To me, the better we can think about these topics the more likely our long-term success will be in our journey to being self-sufficient players.
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some more amazing content man, cant wait to watch through this one. Keep up the dope stuff, no one else is doing it as in-depth as you are and its gonna pay off! Love the passion you have for aim training/aim theory.
I love the long form format and tangents you go off on since you don't leave anything on the table. Even if you're repeating something you've said before, i appreciate you giving us more examples to help solidify those ideas. I'm also doing chores while listening so i might be biased😅
Ayooo, its like netflix documentary series. Thanks man for covering up soulcas on such short notice. APPRICIATED
Epic video after epic video! I personally appreciate your indepth overviews and tangents. Congrats on your marriage, saw that update on X!
Your explanation of the reactive vs predictive parts of the brain and it pertaining to sports and esports around 40:00 was absolutely amazing. It makes so much more sense to me how I perform so much better in Rocket League vs FPS games, because with Rocket League the game is so fast paced that you just don’t have time to get stuck in a predictive state. Now I need to apply this to FPS games when I’m getting stuck in a predictive state lol
love you bro you live 100 years god bless you i want you to spend every day with fresh and happy mind.your doing good work i am proud of you buddy
Love watching your videos! I've learnt a lot from you so thank you :D
So I'm at 18:37 where you say being unable to slow down smoothly is a "Tension Management" problem. I want to take that further. Tension management problems can either be two things: 1. A lack of understanding of how you should be trying to moving your mouse(Technique). 2. A lack of ability to move your mouse how you want to(mouse control). Both of which can only be rectified through focused repetition, but you MUST either: A. be aware of the issue so you intentionally bring change to it in scenarios that do not have a specific focus on the issue or B. play scenarios that stress that specific weakness. Ideally, you'd do BOTH.
Hi, I love this whole series of aim training videos, however I'd like to point out that this video is noticably softer (low volume) than the other videos. I usually listen to these videos while walking outside and for this one specifically I couldn't hear properly if the outside noise was too loud (as compared to the previous other videos where I could still hear properly even with the same level of outside noise)
Thank you for the feedback, I'll try and avoid this in the future. I'm glad you like the content, too!
Soulcas is lighting up Polaris right now. He is FEELING it!
another amazing vid, thx for the upload :D
Could you put the docs link in the description? I can't easily find it.
Done
@@ddkesports Thanks m8
Got a question for you Daniel, and if you ever did a video on this I think it would be awesome. I started aim training because of your videos, and I've seen a lot of improvement, but as a CS player there are times where I DON'T have enough time to micro-correct, or at least I'm very far off skill and technique wise from being able to micro quick enough. When I do static tasks and pokeball I am never able to have those consistent initial flicks like minigod or other top aimers that make the micro correction easier, it's always a far enough distance off to make it a missable micro correction. How can you improve your INITIAL flick to get it to the target as close and accurate as possible? What goes into that to make it a tangibly improvable skill?
Love your videos as always, hope to see you casting or on yhe desk in the future maybe too 😀
Man aim training is seriously gonna change FPS games 😭 the more reports like this that are released the less people will clown on aim training and try it and realize how good it is
where can i get a hold of these google docs?
I'm out at the moment but when I get back on the pc I'll link it in the description. My bad!
i just saw you added this one. may i trouble you for the other 2 as well? i am after the scenarios they played in aimlabs and wanna try them for myself😅
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