This is definitely one of my problems, in deathmatch I can be calmer and line up my crosshair for the shots but when I'm in a comp game I end up rushing my shots and crouch spraying more than I need to.
Glad to see this video, i have searched many videos about movements and tried to fix it. This video certainly pin points my problem i was rushing my shot, because mentally i hate being one tapped and all i could think of is if i don't shoot fast enough i'm gonna die
@@ryzeshorts i guess it still needs to be fast, but this speed is gonna build up over time (if you can do it slow with good technique, you will learn to do it fast)
This is exactly what I needed. I've only recently came back playing, was confident I could reach Immortal back in 2021 when rr didn't exist and u could rank up 3x in 3 games (peaked D2 in only 15 wins and started from Plat 2). I aimed just like this Asc player and it felt "right" coz back then, i was winning more than 50% of duels coz no one was really that good at the game unless they were high immortal to radiant. Now I feel like I'm losing more than 50% of duels in high Dia to Asc lobbies. Really spirit crushing tbh but hey at least I got more room to grow. (Sorry for the long ass story btw.)
Trying to be calm while focusing on aiming and shooting is rare for me. It's like I'm activating ultra instinct on my head and for some reason I can focus more than ever but it's limited for some time too (2 to 4 rounds). After that, I'll be back with the default setting again (rushing, bad aim, and spraying)
You might be referring to whats called ‘flow’ or ‘being in the zone’ It’s the state of mind where performance seems almost effortless and you seem to react instinctively. You kinda tunnel vision and are in a deep state of focus where everything else seems to fade away. Just you and the game basically. It’s often associated with athletes but you can use it for gaming as well. Entering flow state consciously isn’t easy tho.
great video! been having this issue from the start of my val "career" and being in immortal without knowing how to remedy my mistakes has been tough. thanks for the tips/analysis!
This is exactly my problem, Asc 2. You really laid out the problem and I also noticed it even before. My right hand reacts faster than my left or even my eye sometimes. so I'd be doing that training routine. Thank you.
What’s helped me get to Asc 3 from Silver 3 in just 2 seasons, (from 15% Headshot to 28% Headshot) was just practicing on the guardian, made me realise how much time I really do have between gunfights and improving crosshair placement
I have a full red comp history and had just dropped from imm 2 and even hit 0 rr imm 1. Didn't know why I couldnt perform consistently. I'm going to try to do this before I get into games and see if it helps with not being so inconsistent
Yoyr mental health is at low lvl mate Just close the game for a while and do something else like going outside walking going to gym Watch some movie Dont think about the game And thats why im silver 2 lol Edit : also take a nap from time to time XD
Yea its ur mental man try to take breaks it helps me a lot or switch games i been playin tlou2 these days didnt touch valo for 2 weeks except yesterday im a beast
@Sergei nah for a silver 2 this is a hell of good advice, sometimes getting off the game to let your brain not get fried is very good. Even simply just having a meal not on your pc is a good mental reset. Also sleep is important.
Aim Stop Shoot. Definitely something I need to work on. I am now going to implement ASS training in my regular warm-up routines to build a good reflex memory for it. I can't wait to build up my ASS skills to get the grind going. Thanks!
Something for sure I'm trying to work on. Still low elo, so more in the strafe onto head and strafe shooting phase of aiming with your other video and Wahoojin's routine.
The thing is on a higher ping if they peak they see you first, then you have no time to aim for the head you might even be dead by the time you see them on screen
good advice but it doesnt work against my enemies , they don't run and stop then shoot , they run while spraying 200M away and somehow I get 1 taped ,welcome to valorant
In a situation like that, their gun is fully inaccurate. I usually just move left or right out of their cone of bullets if they do that. Kinda the same thing with people insta-crouch spraying, just strafing left/right and typically you'll kill them before they can kill you.
Bro I have legit watched about 25-30 videos on the same problem but none of the creators explained and gave a solution this good in my opinion you are heavily underrated
@@hypedsami Valorant has completely broken my mental, every duo I get surpasses me and Im stuck to solo queue since I don't improve that much, sadly I've tried many methods but none worked, 3 years of Valorant and still plat, thats kinda sad ngl.
This helps me a lot even as a player below ascendant because I feel like I often times get nervous and try to shoot faster over slowing down and stopping, I get so focused on counter strafing that I probably give the enemy an advantage. I need to trust my gut more when I see an enemy especially when my crosshair is lined up, over shifting my aim expecting them to move.
Your gun will be 100% accurate once the animation resets back into place after you stop. So when you see someone stop immediately, wait for the gun to reset, than shoot. Also when clearing a room it’s better to just tap A or D instead of holding it.
I literally tried this Aim Training Method in Range for 2 Days and it even works on Platinum. I am feeling much more confident because my aim isnt that shaky anymore. Thank you so much bro
This is my biggest problem right now. It wasn't like that before, just took a big break from the game and came back to notice myself doing just this. I heavily rely on my reaction time which is super fast, around 150-160ms on benchmark, and I just can't develop the discipline to not shoot as fast as I possibly can. Feels like if I don't do that, I get insta headshotted
Yea in higher ranks that reaction time is slow so you got to improve on more things than aim. I have a 100ms reaction time and even I get out reaction timed by some real demons at the game. Always got to focus on the bigger picture as well where you can have the advantage with info or flashes.
I'm bronze II and I actually renctly impooved a lot just by aiming, stopping, taking my time and one tapping instead of relying on lucky spray patterns
I actually was doing that training exercise before I even saw this video and saw some major improvement in my gameplay but i stopped and now my gameplay went down. now seeing this I am gonna check out the other video that you made and try to implement that too. Thanks for the help!
the valorant practice range is so good for training, when I was in the lower ranks I thought it was bad. I played a bunch of aim labs so my movement, crosshair discipline and just general gun usages was really bad, and then I started to use more range for training and now I am currently diamond 3
im A3 hardstuck solo queue but this is the problem i run into these days, this guy actually knows what he is talking about. in lower ranks, i was doing above 30% hs but when it came to the A1 and above, it brought it down to 25, i shoot way too fast cuz i panic.
Hi im here to say that this video actually helped me rank up which is why im shocked because ive never warmed up or practice properly but this practice really improved my aim and my gamesense thanks!!
2 bullet burst is enough for vandal (I mean in strafing or in long range) and spray around 15m or so(just watched this 15meter guide somewhere here,and it worked on me as a beginner and make my aim better and little bit clean😅
I feel like the reason we all shoot as soon as the enemy shows up, is because we watch so many clips of people insta-flicking onto heads and one tapping them. Then we try to replicate them
I told this to my lower ranking and fellow ranking teammates, they never understand this. I take time to hit my first shot and for that reason I was always able to clutch it always.
This is exactly what I’ve needed. That singular blue bar on the shooting graph humbles me every time I think I got a nice clip 😂 thanks for the vid homie!
Good advice here! Thank you: So many other suggestion videos essentially just say practice practice practice, and play deathmatch. Thanks for giving actual advice.
When talking about this problem we have to take ping and peekers' advantage into consideration. Sure on paper fixing it is the best way to improve but in reality, with how severe peekers' advantage is in higher ping regions shooting fast is your only option when you're put in a gun fight against a 5 - 10ms ping opponent. Of course avoiding unfair fights like that is the number one priority, but you can't always avoid fights especially when you want to rank up fast
thats why hes recommending it to asc to immortals, regardless if you're shooting fast if your first bullet does nothing and their first bullet dinks you, you lost the fight. Especially against higher tier players, its building the muscle memory to just be on their head regardless
Hello sondo, your tips are really helping out, i just want to know one more thing, let's say you get an early pick and you put your team in a 5v4 advantage, how to play the round next? should you retake, keep fighting or hold site
simple rule: if you have a man advantage, play more passive and trade each other out, you'll end up winning if you trade properly. If you're at a disadvantage, then taking a 1v1 risk to try and even out the number is fine. on equal situations, it depends on a lot of factors like util, ults, health, and the most important one, time. time can be either your enemy or your ally depending on the situation, so take that into account as well.
5:09 happens to me alot, but i feel like its not him shooting too early, i feel like he was predicting the omen to keep moving so he had his crosshair at the spot where omen was about to be but then the omen stopped moving as soon as he shot, what do we do when this happens ?
@@randomcommentor5042 you are both wrong. The important concept here is target confirmation. He is firing his first bullet before confirming that his crosshair is actually on the enemies head. in valorant bullets travel very quickly. you dont need to anticipate the omens movement, just put your crosshair on his head and shoot.
@@holmster Im pretty sure the necessity to predict people's movement is important especially when countering people with weird strafes. Not everyone aim trains to hit microshots or micro flicks but high ranks aim that seem good are because of mostly crosshair placement. If you're movement is obvious, what are you gonna do when I already prefired your next position. I don't have to readjust my aim, I just knew where you were gonna go.
You shouldnt really be looking at the crosshair, you should be looking at the enemy and youll adjust naturally. Its like driving a car you look where you're steering not the wheel. You should subconsciously have an idea of where the crosshair is when you look at the enemy anyways. I mean this what i think anyways.
the idea of training is that you first consciously train and actively try to implement new ways into your gameplay and at first it's gonna lose you games until you reach the level of subconsciously doing it when it becomes second nature. In general you should NOT look at the crosshair because your subconscious or peripheral vision will know where it is and where it goes while you focus on the enemy and surroundings. We humans see more at once than you think even if you sorta tunnel vision onto an object. It's like this with all trainings, take crosshair placement for example for someone who always shoots the body. at first when you have to actively position your crosshair properly it will lose you a lot of gun fights because you don't do it naturally, but you do exactly that until at some point you start winning the gun fights and crosshair placement becomes a part of you that you don't have to think about. So if you think your crosshair placement is bad, actively work on it until you don't need to anymore.
0:31 Bro, te salió muy bien el "mi amigo", literal estaba comiendo mientras veía el video y quedé desorientado, fue como "que? quien?" y luego me di cuenta que era el video
those are exactly the kind of exercises i used to drill as an igl when i was playing cs 1.6 competitively make good drills and focus on accuracy vs speed once you get that down you can add speed or even better ur muscle memory gonna add that speed on it own
I think it's also important to stress how hitboxes work in this game. Coming from the old school counter-strike days, you really do have to get a good feel for the way the hitboxes work and that still holds true in valorant
this is a great tip the only issue is, like he mentioned in the video, it only works in higher ranks. If you play anywhere from silver to plat, and if you take time to aim, you will be sprayed down faster than you can blink, specially in gold. The RNG aspect of this game has changed a lot. RNG is a big focus now. It's not exclusively a 'precise gunplay' game anymore. If you really wanna get out of sil, gold and plat, you need to improve game sense and forget about improving aim. Trust me, you don't need aim to get out of these ranks. Any clown can do it with the right game sense and map reading. Once you are in higher diamond or higher though, you need calm precise aim. This is where you need to start focusing on aim. Anything under diamond is winnable just with proper discipline and good game sense, even with only ghost or only frenzy games because gunplay doesn't matter in these ranks. Focus on outwitting your opponent not on outshootong them.
I have been trying this calm aim style gameplay in my death matches, and if I don't kill my enemy in 5 bullets, I let them kill me. Bro, it has actually made my ranked gun fights so much better.
This is definitely one of my problems, and still working on it. This is exactly how nAts dominate the VCT. Normal movement but super precise phantom shots.
Holy shit, ass soon as i started applying this in my game and paying attention to my first shot acc i popped off and did great!! LUV UR VID currently immo 1
After watching my vods playing , that really made alot of sense , my aim is good but i waste alot of fights because i shoot before i aim , i focus on being fast more than being accurate , Thanks for the video
This remind me so much of hells paradise, "tao, strong, no, weak, no." Can't be too aggressive when shooting, and too weak, but right in the middle, at all times.
Another problem also is the worry that maybe the enemy is faster so I have to be quick and take my shot a soon as possible and as soon as I feel that my aim is right.
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This is definitely one of my problems, in deathmatch I can be calmer and line up my crosshair for the shots but when I'm in a comp game I end up rushing my shots and crouch spraying more than I need to.
try not crouch wehile shooting/spraying at all, only when you need to (to look underneath a sage wall or tuck ur head behind cover)
+1
So what's the fix?
Are you me from another world?!!!
Same thing happens with me I don’t care about kills in dm so I can be calm but in comp I just can’t take that risk.
Glad to see this video, i have searched many videos about movements and tried to fix it. This video certainly pin points my problem i was rushing my shot, because mentally i hate being one tapped and all i could think of is if i don't shoot fast enough i'm gonna die
bro That is exactly the same with me
Same if i don't kill them quick enough i'm insta dead there's no way i can take my time feel's impossible
@@ryzeshorts i guess it still needs to be fast, but this speed is gonna build up over time (if you can do it slow with good technique, you will learn to do it fast)
@@GN-Aaron yeah i guess ur right
cant play scared.
bros talking about all my problems 💀
Lol I’m yo head
So true 😂
what about your skull emoji addiction problem? 💀
@@DoxyYT he is like me, chronically online
SAME 😂
This person is actually getting to the point instead of how other videos on RUclips where they tell you everything you have already know. Love it.
This is exactly what I needed. I've only recently came back playing, was confident I could reach Immortal back in 2021 when rr didn't exist and u could rank up 3x in 3 games (peaked D2 in only 15 wins and started from Plat 2). I aimed just like this Asc player and it felt "right" coz back then, i was winning more than 50% of duels coz no one was really that good at the game unless they were high immortal to radiant. Now I feel like I'm losing more than 50% of duels in high Dia to Asc lobbies. Really spirit crushing tbh but hey at least I got more room to grow. (Sorry for the long ass story btw.)
Rr existed in 2021
@@devicted mightve been in late 2020 or early 2021. dont remember exactly
Ig want you're saying is the skill ceiling has got higher which is true for sure.
cuz ppl get better overtime, d right now and back then are diff. its called skill celling
@@User-xw6kd no denying skill ceiling def got higher but as soon as i practiced this i've been getting the results i really wanted
Trying to be calm while focusing on aiming and shooting is rare for me. It's like I'm activating ultra instinct on my head and for some reason I can focus more than ever but it's limited for some time too (2 to 4 rounds). After that, I'll be back with the default setting again (rushing, bad aim, and spraying)
Yeah same. my aim is great in pistol /first few rounds, but it drops off insanely after that
aim-stop-shoot ass
@@Solar3232 problably because in the first few rounds they dont have abilities so better aim wins
You might be referring to whats called ‘flow’ or ‘being in the zone’
It’s the state of mind where performance seems almost effortless and you seem to react instinctively. You kinda tunnel vision and are in a deep state of focus where everything else seems to fade away. Just you and the game basically.
It’s often associated with athletes but you can use it for gaming as well. Entering flow state consciously isn’t easy tho.
great video! been having this issue from the start of my val "career" and being in immortal without knowing how to remedy my mistakes has been tough. thanks for the tips/analysis!
This is exactly my problem, Asc 2. You really laid out the problem and I also noticed it even before. My right hand reacts faster than my left or even my eye sometimes. so I'd be doing that training routine. Thank you.
😊
I will get my wooting 80HE and try that
Ah yes, the legendary A.S.S. aim technique
secret sage technique
LMFAOOO
@@dipalibaul9120Secret Bronze Hardstuck Copium Pocket Sage Shit player Peice of poo Terrible person Technique
Helpful for ASS players
What’s helped me get to Asc 3 from Silver 3 in just 2 seasons, (from 15% Headshot to 28% Headshot) was just practicing on the guardian, made me realise how much time I really do have between gunfights and improving crosshair placement
I have a full red comp history and had just dropped from imm 2 and even hit 0 rr imm 1. Didn't know why I couldnt perform consistently. I'm going to try to do this before I get into games and see if it helps with not being so inconsistent
It’s prob your mental as well. Don’t tilt and have fun. Keep the game simple.
Yoyr mental health is at low lvl mate
Just close the game for a while and do something else like going outside walking going to gym
Watch some movie
Dont think about the game
And thats why im silver 2 lol
Edit : also take a nap from time to time XD
Yea its ur mental man try to take breaks it helps me a lot or switch games i been playin tlou2 these days didnt touch valo for 2 weeks except yesterday im a beast
@Sergei nah for a silver 2 this is a hell of good advice, sometimes getting off the game to let your brain not get fried is very good. Even simply just having a meal not on your pc is a good mental reset. Also sleep is important.
@@hiimdarius yes thats what im talking about
Aim Stop Shoot. Definitely something I need to work on. I am now going to implement ASS training in my regular warm-up routines to build a good reflex memory for it. I can't wait to build up my ASS skills to get the grind going. Thanks!
You beat me to it by 10 months
@@hondaa20000 damn he beat me too
@@splinter01100I beat meat to it 😩
Something for sure I'm trying to work on. Still low elo, so more in the strafe onto head and strafe shooting phase of aiming with your other video and Wahoojin's routine.
The thing is on a higher ping if they peak they see you first, then you have no time to aim for the head you might even be dead by the time you see them on screen
good advice but it doesnt work against my enemies , they don't run and stop then shoot , they run while spraying 200M away and somehow I get 1 taped ,welcome to valorant
cope
In a situation like that, their gun is fully inaccurate. I usually just move left or right out of their cone of bullets if they do that. Kinda the same thing with people insta-crouch spraying, just strafing left/right and typically you'll kill them before they can kill you.
@@demonman1234 I forgot this in compi match and do crouch spray all the time
Bro I have legit watched about 25-30 videos on the same problem but none of the creators explained and gave a solution this good in my opinion you are heavily underrated
This is perfect its the only thing thats holding me from immortal
same im 40 rr away from immo and i need practicce calm aim
been playing since beta and Im still plat lol, idk how people get so good
@@realBeave maybe u dont put that much time improving or u lack mental keep grinding tho u'll get there one day ma man
@@hypedsami Valorant has completely broken my mental, every duo I get surpasses me and Im stuck to solo queue since I don't improve that much, sadly I've tried many methods but none worked, 3 years of Valorant and still plat, thats kinda sad ngl.
@@realBeave take a large break from the game
This helps me a lot even as a player below ascendant because I feel like I often times get nervous and try to shoot faster over slowing down and stopping, I get so focused on counter strafing that I probably give the enemy an advantage. I need to trust my gut more when I see an enemy especially when my crosshair is lined up, over shifting my aim expecting them to move.
dude im asc3-imm1 and i still have this problem sometime lul
Your gun will be 100% accurate once the animation resets back into place after you stop. So when you see someone stop immediately, wait for the gun to reset, than shoot. Also when clearing a room it’s better to just tap A or D instead of holding it.
You are amazing dude, tutoring calmly and clearly! GJ
I literally tried this Aim Training Method in Range for 2 Days and it even works on Platinum. I am feeling much more confident because my aim isnt that shaky anymore. Thank you so much bro
Amazing video, this helped me so much I have been in ascendant mmr for a long time and recently hit immortal. Thanks for the drill!
thanks so much, this was actually my major flaw in one on one duels with that first bullet inaccuracy while strafing
This is my biggest problem right now. It wasn't like that before, just took a big break from the game and came back to notice myself doing just this. I heavily rely on my reaction time which is super fast, around 150-160ms on benchmark, and I just can't develop the discipline to not shoot as fast as I possibly can. Feels like if I don't do that, I get insta headshotted
Just remain focused, sit up on your chair.
@@sondo301_ that’s the exact problem lol, i’m TOO focused, literally in 20 centimetres away from monitor
Yea in higher ranks that reaction time is slow so you got to improve on more things than aim. I have a 100ms reaction time and even I get out reaction timed by some real demons at the game. Always got to focus on the bigger picture as well where you can have the advantage with info or flashes.
@@yourname-dp8xw yea 100ms stop lying blud
@@anon1963 what do you mean? I am just young and have a optimised setup. I have been doing this for over 10 years so I would hope to be decent....
did that warm up you showed in the video for the longest time and it helped out a ton trust me :)
I'm bronze II and I actually renctly impooved a lot just by aiming, stopping, taking my time and one tapping instead of relying on lucky spray patterns
Nice keep it up
Same thing that I taught my friend yesterday, and RUclips recommended me this video today.
dude I love you man you helped me a lot I'll do this training everyday from today love you man you deserve more subscribers!
God bless brother. You will achieve your goals as long as you set your mind to it.
@@sondo301_ yes
@@sondo301_ Thanks brother.
I actually was doing that training exercise before I even saw this video and saw some major improvement in my gameplay but i stopped and now my gameplay went down. now seeing this I am gonna check out the other video that you made and try to implement that too. Thanks for the help!
the valorant practice range is so good for training, when I was in the lower ranks I thought it was bad. I played a bunch of aim labs so my movement, crosshair discipline and just general gun usages was really bad, and then I started to use more range for training and now I am currently diamond 3
I love this man! Hope you grow!!!
Thanks buddy!
I took a shot every time he said ‘first bullet accuracy’ and I almost had a heart attack (love the vids :D)
im A3 hardstuck solo queue but this is the problem i run into these days, this guy actually knows what he is talking about. in lower ranks, i was doing above 30% hs but when it came to the A1 and above, it brought it down to 25, i shoot way too fast cuz i panic.
Hi im here to say that this video actually helped me rank up which is why im shocked because ive never warmed up or practice properly but this practice really improved my aim and my gamesense thanks!!
u ended all my mistakes and i thank you for that, i love calm people like u. keep up the good work
dont be fooled guys all immortal + players use hacks.
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😂
You from India?
Yes
@@riddikulus1432😭
bro actually made a video for good tips for immortals. finally no BS tips other creators talk ab. 10/10 tips
2 bullet burst is enough for vandal (I mean in strafing or in long range) and spray around 15m or so(just watched this 15meter guide somewhere here,and it worked on me as a beginner and make my aim better and little bit clean😅
This is for sure what's holding me back. Thank you so much man
There is an acronym for the
Aim
Stop
Shoot
method it makes it easier to remember
ASS
Ah yes, I always wanna remember ASS, A - Aim S - Stop S - Shoot
Yow i tried the training and i can see the progress.
thanks for the tip bro, keep it up! you earned a sub!
gotta love the A-S-S technique fr fr
Aim
Stop
Shoot
As an Iron , this is exactly how immortal smurfs play in my lobbies!
I feel like the reason we all shoot as soon as the enemy shows up, is because we watch so many clips of people insta-flicking onto heads and one tapping them. Then we try to replicate them
I told this to my lower ranking and fellow ranking teammates, they never understand this. I take time to hit my first shot and for that reason I was always able to clutch it always.
NAH AINT NO WAY THIS SHIT WORKS I WHENT FROM HARD STUCK PLAT 1 TO PLAT 3 IN 1 DAY WTF
huge props to you man!
GRIND TO IMO STARTS NOW!
Nice bro!
this technique is A S S
This is exactly what I’ve needed. That singular blue bar on the shooting graph humbles me every time I think I got a nice clip 😂 thanks for the vid homie!
Did you make the acronym “A$$” on purpose for aim stop shoot?
bro the exact cheat code i wanted for so long ty man my games been improving all my love n support for ya
🥰🥰
damn bro i like a.s.s.(aim stop shoot)
Lmao 😂
I'm gonna tell the super clean ace player, his aim is so ass then explain what it stands for when he starts getting defensive :D
Lol Ass I love it
Lol that’s hilarious
Good advice here! Thank you: So many other suggestion videos essentially just say practice practice practice, and play deathmatch. Thanks for giving actual advice.
Would love to see primer games but also with your thought process during them!
On my second channel, videos are being posted next week
I guess this video is the best, it expains everything I must train on, frfr, you are a good coach hermano
When talking about this problem we have to take ping and peekers' advantage into consideration. Sure on paper fixing it is the best way to improve but in reality, with how severe peekers' advantage is in higher ping regions shooting fast is your only option when you're put in a gun fight against a 5 - 10ms ping opponent. Of course avoiding unfair fights like that is the number one priority, but you can't always avoid fights especially when you want to rank up fast
thats why hes recommending it to asc to immortals, regardless if you're shooting fast if your first bullet does nothing and their first bullet dinks you, you lost the fight. Especially against higher tier players, its building the muscle memory to just be on their head regardless
Aim
Stop
Shoot
now after watching this video im the first letter of each of those combined
Why are you adding music at the part when you are literally coaching someone
Why not it’s really quiet it’s not like u can’t hear him
It’s not that serious bro
A.S.S noted gonna remember that easily
Hello sondo, your tips are really helping out, i just want to know one more thing, let's say you get an early pick and you put your team in a 5v4 advantage, how to play the round next?
should you retake, keep fighting or hold site
simple rule: if you have a man advantage, play more passive and trade each other out, you'll end up winning if you trade properly. If you're at a disadvantage, then taking a 1v1 risk to try and even out the number is fine. on equal situations, it depends on a lot of factors like util, ults, health, and the most important one, time. time can be either your enemy or your ally depending on the situation, so take that into account as well.
Wait, I consider myself a very informed aim player but this first shot accuracy importance has opened my eyes. Great video.
Bro for some reason at 0:24 it starts freezing no matter what i do
Damn maybe watch on another browser.
@@sondo301_ nah its working now lol fire video btw!!
I love this ASS thing! Helped me so much, ty man Aim Stop Shoot is now my new rule, ASS is da best!
Step 01: Get 10 ping Internet to Val server
Doesn't affect the game not unless the ping will go up 60 +
I just started doing this and noticed a dramatic difference, thanks
5:09 happens to me alot, but i feel like its not him shooting too early, i feel like he was predicting the omen to keep moving so he had his crosshair at the spot where omen was about to be but then the omen stopped moving as soon as he shot, what do we do when this happens ?
Yeah, this guy doesn't even know what his talking. That wasn't even a first bullet inaccuracy, it was him predicting where the omen was going.
@@randomcommentor5042 you are both wrong. The important concept here is target confirmation. He is firing his first bullet before confirming that his crosshair is actually on the enemies head. in valorant bullets travel very quickly. you dont need to anticipate the omens movement, just put your crosshair on his head and shoot.
@@holmster Im pretty sure the necessity to predict people's movement is important especially when countering people with weird strafes. Not everyone aim trains to hit microshots or micro flicks but high ranks aim that seem good are because of mostly crosshair placement. If you're movement is obvious, what are you gonna do when I already prefired your next position. I don't have to readjust my aim, I just knew where you were gonna go.
Aim
Stop
Shoot
the A.S.S. strategy
btw ty for tips
The primary challenge I face when aiming is the constant dilemma of choosing between looking at the crosshair or at the enemy.
You shouldnt really be looking at the crosshair, you should be looking at the enemy and youll adjust naturally. Its like driving a car you look where you're steering not the wheel. You should subconsciously have an idea of where the crosshair is when you look at the enemy anyways. I mean this what i think anyways.
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the idea of training is that you first consciously train and actively try to implement new ways into your gameplay and at first it's gonna lose you games until you reach the level of subconsciously doing it when it becomes second nature. In general you should NOT look at the crosshair because your subconscious or peripheral vision will know where it is and where it goes while you focus on the enemy and surroundings. We humans see more at once than you think even if you sorta tunnel vision onto an object. It's like this with all trainings, take crosshair placement for example for someone who always shoots the body. at first when you have to actively position your crosshair properly it will lose you a lot of gun fights because you don't do it naturally, but you do exactly that until at some point you start winning the gun fights and crosshair placement becomes a part of you that you don't have to think about.
So if you think your crosshair placement is bad, actively work on it until you don't need to anymore.
0:31 Bro, te salió muy bien el "mi amigo", literal estaba comiendo mientras veía el video y quedé desorientado, fue como "que? quien?" y luego me di cuenta que era el video
That's the exact same problem that i have
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@@sondo301_ bro what does that mean 😭
Mee too man 😅
those are exactly the kind of exercises i used to drill as an igl when i was playing cs 1.6 competitively make good drills and focus on accuracy vs speed once you get that down you can add speed or even better ur muscle memory gonna add that speed on it own
Post a full vod of you playing without having the first bullet inaccuracy. I bet you can't even do it perfectly in a game same as the one you coached.
The fuck are you stuck up about?
This video called me IRON in every second.
Aim Stop Shoot = A.S.S
Thank you so much for these videos honestly helping me so much :3
bad youtuber ngl
Sorry you feel that way
Never subscribed so fast xD This video is a blessing
I think it's also important to stress how hitboxes work in this game. Coming from the old school counter-strike days, you really do have to get a good feel for the way the hitboxes work and that still holds true in valorant
Thanks for the video. Im new to valorant and just started through the console beta. These tips are helping me improve alot and im having a blast
Aim.. Stop.. Shoot.. ASS got it coach.
this is a great tip the only issue is, like he mentioned in the video, it only works in higher ranks. If you play anywhere from silver to plat, and if you take time to aim, you will be sprayed down faster than you can blink, specially in gold. The RNG aspect of this game has changed a lot. RNG is a big focus now. It's not exclusively a 'precise gunplay' game anymore. If you really wanna get out of sil, gold and plat, you need to improve game sense and forget about improving aim. Trust me, you don't need aim to get out of these ranks. Any clown can do it with the right game sense and map reading. Once you are in higher diamond or higher though, you need calm precise aim. This is where you need to start focusing on aim. Anything under diamond is winnable just with proper discipline and good game sense, even with only ghost or only frenzy games because gunplay doesn't matter in these ranks. Focus on outwitting your opponent not on outshootong them.
I have been trying this calm aim style gameplay in my death matches, and if I don't kill my enemy in 5 bullets, I let them kill me. Bro, it has actually made my ranked gun fights so much better.
10/10 video, been having this exact problem in cs
aim, stop n shoot. WarOwl would be proud brutha
that omen clip was because he was predicting omen movement and he stopped the second he was gonna shoot
Both of them are the exact problems I'm having. Thanks for the insight!
Happy to help!
AIM STOP SHOOT =ASS thankz for this wonderful advice
This is definitely one of my problems, and still working on it. This is exactly how nAts dominate the VCT. Normal movement but super precise phantom shots.
Holy shit, ass soon as i started applying this in my game and paying attention to my first shot acc i popped off and did great!! LUV UR VID currently immo 1
these are great tips for any shooter.. thanks bro!
Got you man!
After watching my vods playing , that really made alot of sense , my aim is good but i waste alot of fights because i shoot before i aim , i focus on being fast more than being accurate , Thanks for the video
This remind me so much of hells paradise, "tao, strong, no, weak, no." Can't be too aggressive when shooting, and too weak, but right in the middle, at all times.
A.S.S has really helped me in my past few games thanks so much
I start coaching youth valorant soon and watching your videos to learn drills to run etc has helped alot thank you
I like this guy when he said "mi amigo" :)
Being calm indeed helps in many ways and in many situations.
Another problem also is the worry that maybe the enemy is faster so I have to be quick and take my shot a soon as possible and as soon as I feel that my aim is right.
this is fs the best aim training tutorial ive seen and ive watched a lot of them
-Swing
-Take my time
-Aim
-get one tapped
Very cool
I like to go around and watch vids like these to see if people are spewing bs. This video was actually solid tho good job
Thank you valorant radiant officer.
Good video man fr, background music slaps too damn