I'm not going to lie, I did change the playback speed to 1.5x, but I'm glad you went at your own pace - it definitely makes your instructions clear and easy to listen to.
Wertzy yeah this guy definitely deserves way more than he got from this whatever it is, so in depth and clearly communicated from an infinitely credentialed person on the subject
I'm 70 yrs of age and still gaming (before it was cool in the late 70s) (chuckles) with a great response time, even now, in the upper 30 percentile of fps gamers. I'm not as good as I once was but I'm still good enough to own the top 10 percent of the sweat hogs on a good day. Your observations and instructions reminded me to make sure I pay attention to the basics before I jump into my games. I appreciate the time you've taken to educate us "Old Guard" players.
So after being a console gamer my whole life(I'm 42)I decided they sucked(finally)and built a PC just a few days ago. I enjoy battlefield and let me tell you how frustrating and embarrassing it is trying to aim with a mouse coming from console. So in my search for tips on getting better, it led me here.
@@ronrambokim I'm getting better but I still over or under aim. I'm using a G502 Proteus core and it feels good in my hand and I can map a lot of in game controls to the buttons. I've upped my sensitivity a little and seem to be doing better aiming so once I get a little more used to it I'll bump it up little by little and see how it goes. Super frustrating though.
@@aj0zzzz @NorthsideChamps16 you need your own settings. Search for the "find you sensitivity" video by eclipse. It was made for csgo but can be used for any other game that has a crosshair in some sort. Ones you found your sens, stick to it! Your hand will get used to it, ones used for a long time aiming will get way easier.
Hey man just wanted to let you know that your video helped me to improve in only 5 days I broke a bone in my Wrist and once my cast was removed i was unable to aim for the simpliest shots and that body positioning experimentation that you talked about made realise that i use to play the wrong way for many years Today my wrist flexibilty is not fully there but your advices gave me most of my mouse control and accuracy back Thanks for putting effort and dedication in your videos cause they do help a lot man !
The drawing analogy is an important one that I’ve never heard anyone make yet. I’ve been drawing all my life, so it was clear to me early on that I essentially want to teach myself to draw with the mouse as efficiently as I do a pen or pencil on paper. The body, arm, forearm, wrist positioning, and economizing is all information you’ll learn from a good drawing professor. One thing I have a tough time with is the disconnect between what I’m physically “drawing” on the mousepad, and what’s presented on the screen. I had to play with mousepad orientation, playing with it being exactly parallel with the face of the monitor, and it not being parallel, etc... Work in progress.
I know this for like 13 years. But to think how hard I tried to discipline myself to get the consistent posture back then. Thank you Rambo sensei this will help new players a lot.
I've been looking for serious tutorials for gamers, and so far I only found goofy stuff that was created only for keyword coverage. Your channel is the first channel I know that takes this stuff seriously and offers extremely valuable advice. Thank you so much!
Wow. I shifted my hand to be more on top of the mouse and my forearm to be out more and my aim already improved drastically after just a few days getting used to it! I never thought about my grip that much. I just assumed the issue was needing to practice. Thanks for making these kinds of videos. It really helps.
Like most FPS enthusiasts, I always had an idea how important consistency in your body and hand positioning is, but I had NO IDEA how pin-point precise everything needs to be in order to be able to perform your 100%. Thank you for this video and for guiding us a little deeper into the widely undiscovered world of esport mechanics. I'm very excited to see your future videos! Btw, since you took an example from holding a pen, is it possible that your handwriting and natural aiming abilites could have something in common? Maybe a bit too far fetched but just a food for thought ;)
That just makes you actually so cynical about your ability to perform, in the sense that "Oh I need THIS exact setup to be able to perform". That's not really the case. Consistency is the key yes, using the same setup, with the same posture and using the same gear every day will help you be consistent, but I think people waste too much time in actually wanting to have everything perfect that the amount of time they use to do so would be much better used for practicing. Playing frequently is the best key for consistency. People don't turn pros over night and that's what these videos convey to people and to most players think they'll be able to perform as a pro by using these tips for a few days and then their aim will be perfect
gonna rewatch tomorrow so i can actually implement and practice this, sounds like it really could improve my aim. thx mate, even if im a few months late lol
Thanks so much, other people have told me that your body posture doesn't matter and it's all about your hand. I really felt like that wasn't the case, and this video really backed up my opinion and helped me understand why my aim is so inconsistent. Thanks a lot.
You are amazing, i have played fps games all my life and I'm 27 now and I felt I still felt I was not playing to my best this will help even a veteran preform to the highest thanks so much. I Really hope you consider making a complex guide about finding your sensitivity I know a lot people can't find the sweet spot and switch from high sens to low sens and are lost. Appreciate everything you do man god bless you.
Thanks for this vid, all your different examples of hand grip reminded me that i did like a grip with my index more curled up towards the center of my mouse and using that pressure to keep the grip consistent
@@dmist_ Shaiiko puts his face *in* the monitor. That's why he can aim so well and hit insane shots.... A pixel to us is a fucking minecraft block on a 72" TV screen for him.
There was a time I've searched for quite some time trying to find useful tips in order to improve my aim, but what you explained in this video I wasn't able to find anywhere else at that time. I've been using these instructions ever since and it helped me a lot. Thank you for the support!
I’ve always felt that I maybe overthink too much about the mechanics of aiming. Thanks for confirming that I am not crazy and there really is alot more to it than just muscle memory and practice. Looking forward to your future tutorials and hope to learn more from you!
I think it's beneficial to understand the technical side of the mechanics, but at the end of the day, you should rely more on feel and intuition to make the fine-tune adjustments. As soon as someone starts to consciously think about aiming, is when they've gone overboard
@@ronrambokim The book The Inner Game of Tennis has been really helpful for me to understand how to play with intuition. Highly recommend it, it's only about a 4 hour listen on Audible. It just uses Tennis as a backdrop to explore these concepts which are broadly applicable so don't let the "Tennis" in the title lead you into thinking it won't be relevant for other things!
That's usually when u have a small mouse like me. It's very light and small and when it gets to shooting I press hard on the mouse but it should feel like for doing flicks
Bro wtf I'm so happy there's more than an hour of content for me to learn more and improve in fps games lmao. I saw a video that popped in my feed and I subbed right after. You're a God send lol thanks a lot for these videos. I'll pass em on to my friend strugging on PC.
As an ambidextrous lefty, I felt pretty awkward when you compared aiming to writing. I can't write with my right to save my life but that's how I feel best playing games.
Alright so I'm supreme in matchmaking and I have over 2000 hours of knowledge in counter strike, to some it might sound like a lot, others probably that are reading my comment have double this amount, but I found this video super helpful and I think I will be able to maximize even more my aiming! Thank you very much for sharing your thoughts and I hope you will grow much more, your channel is way too underrated!
after 10 years on controller i moved back to mouse and key bored. i use a chair with arm rests, spacing it at a comfortable distance from the desk and at a height that is just slightly above the desk height, it works well as a pivot point as well as a consistent position. great video, lets me know im on the right track. now for the fun bit, establishing some muscle memory.
Wow, just on how I hold the mouse changed my aim for the better, I was just supporting my entire hand on the mouse. Moving it downward like I'm holding a pencil changed that.
One way to easily note your arm placement is not to focus on the arm itself but where you place your mouse on your mouse pad, i play near the top of mine and can always easily/naturally find my position. Same goes for weather you place your mouse in the middle of your pad, ect, ect.
Really good video and very informative! I also like that you just did it at your pace. Even if the speed is set higher on youtube it's still very clear and understandable! Means you're a good talker.
i know that know one will see this but since ive got my pc my consistency in games has always been my weakness and i believe that this guy is onto something wiht the whole posture thing so trust this guy
Just started watching. Im trying to hold the mouse with NO air like you said and then tried to follow your writting with it. It is so much more accurate than the way I was holding originally (with air) where I cannot really follow your writing without shivering. Incredible! Now to continue watching.
I've experimented so much over the years, I've gotten to a point where I dont know what my best position is anymore. How can I find back to the best one for my potential best? Everything I try seems off. God content btw, 100% up my alley!
It's either mastering one position from the start or make it to a survivable extent with multiple. In this case it's the latter for us overanalyzers haha :)
An old co-worker of mine once invited me over to his house. He let me play his xbox while he played csgo on his pc. He was playing in a 1v1 arena and everytime he got a kill or got killed he would reposition his mouse pad,keyboard,and the way he was sitting until he found that sweet spot. Up until then I've never seen anyone do that.
That 'how you hold the mouse shit' is really accurate for getting more consistent. Also getting some grip tape to put less effort into holding that glossy shit coating is key + paracords for lightweight cables/no drag.
Logitech wireless is dope although there is slight angle snapping on hero sensors, grip tape is pretty good, paracord needs a bungie so it does not fly all over, just some tips from my experience
my aim accuracy comes and goes in waves, when i start the game it takes me some time to get used to it again, then eventually i hit the zone and my aim gets super fast, precise and satisfying. but after couple of hours i get tired, my arm gets tense and i can't hit literally anything, i constantly miss even the easiest shots which makes me even more tense and erratic and tightens my grip more. if i keep playing eventually i get over it and i'm good again. this cycle comes and goes multiple times in a long sessions.
I have the same exact issue, but I know what causes mine. I'm a wrist aimer. I noticed when I aim (which is all the time), my forearm isn't even touching the mousepad or the table. Only my wrist is on the mousepad. That means I'm technically holding my hand in the air for a long time. In an hour or sometimes in minutes, my forearm gets tough and aiming gets more difficult. That's the reason for me. Solution: 1. Wrist rest on your mouse hand. 2. Find a different position for your hand so it doesn't fatique quick. 3. Keep quick pauses and let your hand rest between rounds and games. Also stretch your hand every now and then. (These are what helped me, though I'm not using a wrist rest atm)
Elbow placement and well placed elbow rests are important for consistency. My elbow rest is slightly higher than the mouse pad so that the forearm is placed correctly to shift between elbow and wrist aim. This is good practice for FPS games that do not rely on ADS to have precise movement while aiming and fast movement while running.
Thank you for the tips, i knew it i was doing wrong thing, cause when i play pubg in just a single match i feel exausted Thank you, you cleared my mind
Thats a great point. I'm thinking if the sensor was right under the index finger, might be a litter easier to make the connection between hand and brain and screen. Think about it. When have you ever pointed at something with the palm of your hand? Move the sensor.
i come hear to learn why some days my aim is like an aimbot some later it feels so hard to aim ... i guess i found the solition :x thank you very much !
Man thanks for this I just have my first mouse ever session on a game and this vid was perfect for me Really valuable content for free (I'm surprise) but thanks again
Martin Mystery well that’s because that’s what their used to and it’s all muscle memory if you ever switch your body position from what your used to you’ll play worse
@@ddomainessrsls601 some pros change their positions all the time, but the thing is that they practice so much and are so familiar with the game that they adapt easily
The reason we need the up and down movement you talked about when you showed the claw grip. We need it for micro-adjustment. This is why most pro players won’t want to use plan grip. They won’t have the micro adjustment ability and therefore will reduce their ability to make their aim that bit better.
That was informative, i feel like i have a waaay better idea about aim now. Thank you, this will help improving my aim because i have really inconsistent aim cause im playing low sense with a fingertip grip, changing to a more controlled grip or better said that the mouse feels locked in place is way better for low sensitivitys and now i just have to rebuild my muscle memory a little bit.
Great video. Another thing that can drastically improve the speed and accuracy of your aim is having a nice smooth desk pad if you put your forearm on the table so that your forearm can glide across with minimal friction.
My forearm placement is elbow just off the table so you still have good range of motion, but if you need to go further in extreme situations then my elbow can pivot the reverse direction and isn't stuck to the table
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I'm not going to lie, I did change the playback speed to 1.5x, but I'm glad you went at your own pace - it definitely makes your instructions clear and easy to listen to.
I usually watch all videos at 2x speed. I wish everyone spoke this clearly when recording, it sounded perfect when sped up.
same i'm pateint i'm itching to learn his lessons
That's is the most pretty critical comment I've ever read! :)
Haha I set the speed to 2x just to make it sound 'normal speech speed'. He talks so slowly lol
@@imaginechaos ppo
"Some players don't have any forearm" - Wireless arm confirmed.
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Set the video speed to 1.25x. Thank me later.
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thank you...good call, I went with 1.5x
Legend!
Thank you
Man majored FPS mechanics in college.
phd in aim
no he's just asian
Jqnn1s haha good one 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Jqnn1s he can quickly calculate what angle to flick his mouse at and what velocity to do so
Logic, physics, geometry - he's just an adult.
after losing 5 straight on Valorant I instantly got this in my recommendation...the disrespect!
😅
that's actually hilarious
same lol
Same bruh this makes me sad though the vid is nice
Same
at this point i dont even know if im breathing right
Hehe
Harmon!
Do you breath with your chest or your diaphragm, one of them is better
wim hof has entered the chat
Have you heard of belly breathing? Legitimately proven to relax and calm you haha
cant believe this is free material. If we were in 2004, you'd have pay at least $100 for this stuff. Remember Lethal guide?
=D
no
Reminds me of those old drawing lesson DVDs that were really expensive
We are paying via ads and data, RUclips gets paid lol there are ads on this video kid
Wertzy yeah this guy definitely deserves way more than he got from this whatever it is, so in depth and clearly communicated from an infinitely credentialed person on the subject
Man, you really made me think about this...
Most times when not gaming I just practice my aim on the RUclips "skip ad" button.
@regisoulja but then he can't train his aim :(
@@FleXi2108 yeah, you gotta train those flicks
Same...and sometimes i try to flick from the "play" button to "skip ad" button
I thought I was the only one 🤣
Challenge : try to flick to the skip ad button
This is the best tutorial for aiming on entirety of the internet... Great content!
haha thanks
well actually best ones are over at noted Trituse's channels
@@HexxuSz shut up bot
I'm 70 yrs of age and still gaming (before it was cool in the late 70s) (chuckles) with a great response time, even now, in the upper 30 percentile of fps gamers. I'm not as good as I once was but I'm still good enough to own the top 10 percent of the sweat hogs on a good day. Your observations and instructions reminded me to make sure I pay attention to the basics before I jump into my games. I appreciate the time you've taken to educate us "Old Guard" players.
So after being a console gamer my whole life(I'm 42)I decided they sucked(finally)and built a PC just a few days ago. I enjoy battlefield and let me tell you how frustrating and embarrassing it is trying to aim with a mouse coming from console. So in my search for tips on getting better, it led me here.
Welcome to the PC! It is challenging to learn the mechanics initially, but once learned, games become much more enjoyable
@@ronrambokim I'm getting better but I still over or under aim. I'm using a G502 Proteus core and it feels good in my hand and I can map a lot of in game controls to the buttons. I've upped my sensitivity a little and seem to be doing better aiming so once I get a little more used to it I'll bump it up little by little and see how it goes. Super frustrating though.
I'm in the same boat. A lot of the recommended settings I see are way too slow for me.
@@aj0zzzz @NorthsideChamps16 you need your own settings. Search for the "find you sensitivity" video by eclipse. It was made for csgo but can be used for any other game that has a crosshair in some sort. Ones you found your sens, stick to it! Your hand will get used to it, ones used for a long time aiming will get way easier.
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Hey man just wanted to let you know that your video helped me to improve in only 5 days
I broke a bone in my Wrist and once my cast was removed i was unable to aim for the simpliest shots
and that body positioning experimentation that you talked about made realise that i use to play the wrong way for many years
Today my wrist flexibilty is not fully there but your advices gave me most of my mouse control and accuracy back
Thanks for putting effort and dedication in your videos cause they do help a lot man !
I'm glad to hear it :D
The drawing analogy is an important one that I’ve never heard anyone make yet.
I’ve been drawing all my life, so it was clear to me early on that I essentially want to teach myself to draw with the mouse as efficiently as I do a pen or pencil on paper.
The body, arm, forearm, wrist positioning, and economizing is all information you’ll learn from a good drawing professor.
One thing I have a tough time with is the disconnect between what I’m physically “drawing” on the mousepad, and what’s presented on the screen.
I had to play with mousepad orientation, playing with it being exactly parallel with the face of the monitor, and it not being parallel, etc...
Work in progress.
I know this for like 13 years. But to think how hard I tried to discipline myself to get the consistent posture back then. Thank you Rambo sensei this will help new players a lot.
Happy to help!
I've been looking for serious tutorials for gamers, and so far I only found goofy stuff that was created only for keyword coverage. Your channel is the first channel I know that takes this stuff seriously and offers extremely valuable advice. Thank you so much!
love this content
as a kinesiologist combining biomechanics and physiology into gaming has always felt like a very under talked about topic
Thanks for the detailed explanation idk why people are saying “get to the point” like dang I wanna see them explain
Thank you :)
Big respect, love seeing that you are a former CSS player!
Wow. I shifted my hand to be more on top of the mouse and my forearm to be out more and my aim already improved drastically after just a few days getting used to it! I never thought about my grip that much. I just assumed the issue was needing to practice. Thanks for making these kinds of videos. It really helps.
Like most FPS enthusiasts, I always had an idea how important consistency in your body and hand positioning is, but I had NO IDEA how pin-point precise everything needs to be in order to be able to perform your 100%. Thank you for this video and for guiding us a little deeper into the widely undiscovered world of esport mechanics. I'm very excited to see your future videos!
Btw, since you took an example from holding a pen, is it possible that your handwriting and natural aiming abilites could have something in common? Maybe a bit too far fetched but just a food for thought ;)
Green has shouted this in his Instagram. How many of you came from his Instagram story???
🙌🙌Green
My handwriting is a nightmare - but that's because I have no practice (keyboard life)
That just makes you actually so cynical about your ability to perform, in the sense that "Oh I need THIS exact setup to be able to perform". That's not really the case. Consistency is the key yes, using the same setup, with the same posture and using the same gear every day will help you be consistent, but I think people waste too much time in actually wanting to have everything perfect that the amount of time they use to do so would be much better used for practicing. Playing frequently is the best key for consistency. People don't turn pros over night and that's what these videos convey to people and to most players think they'll be able to perform as a pro by using these tips for a few days and then their aim will be perfect
Ron Rambo Kim thank god my writings trash too
Im prob just lazy
gonna rewatch tomorrow so i can actually implement and practice this, sounds like it really could improve my aim. thx mate, even if im a few months late lol
=)
Thanks so much, other people have told me that your body posture doesn't matter and it's all about your hand. I really felt like that wasn't the case, and this video really backed up my opinion and helped me understand why my aim is so inconsistent. Thanks a lot.
get a tattoo where your forearm needs to intersect the table, ur welcome
I genuinely thought of doing this. ha Didn't expect to see this comment.
i did the same xdd
I thought the same thing lol
Just get a scar
@@shurik3nz346 lmao
You are amazing, i have played fps games all my life and I'm 27 now and I felt I still felt I was not playing to my best this will help even a veteran preform to the highest thanks so much. I Really hope you consider making a complex guide about finding your sensitivity I know a lot people can't find the sweet spot and switch from high sens to low sens and are lost. Appreciate everything you do man god bless you.
Google PSA method
Thanks for this vid, all your different examples of hand grip reminded me that i did like a grip with my index more curled up towards the center of my mouse and using that pressure to keep the grip consistent
10years back: I wanna be an astronaut.
Me, 10 years later: 'How to hold a mouse'...
You’re speaking skills and explanation techniques have increased a lot since this video
Your*
You must have a good posture
*Shepard.EMPIRE left the lobby*
Mate have you seen JoyStiCk.EMPIRE play? Lol
Shaiiko, wanna bet?
@@dmist_ Shaiiko puts his face *in* the monitor. That's why he can aim so well and hit insane shots.... A pixel to us is a fucking minecraft block on a 72" TV screen for him.
i couldnt keep looking at the pen drying
lol
There was a time I've searched for quite some time trying to find useful tips in order to improve my aim, but what you explained in this video I wasn't able to find anywhere else at that time. I've been using these instructions ever since and it helped me a lot. Thank you for the support!
I’ve always felt that I maybe overthink too much about the mechanics of aiming. Thanks for confirming that I am not crazy and there really is alot more to it than just muscle memory and practice. Looking forward to your future tutorials and hope to learn more from you!
I think it's beneficial to understand the technical side of the mechanics, but at the end of the day, you should rely more on feel and intuition to make the fine-tune adjustments. As soon as someone starts to consciously think about aiming, is when they've gone overboard
@@ronrambokim The book The Inner Game of Tennis has been really helpful for me to understand how to play with intuition. Highly recommend it, it's only about a 4 hour listen on Audible. It just uses Tennis as a backdrop to explore these concepts which are broadly applicable so don't let the "Tennis" in the title lead you into thinking it won't be relevant for other things!
I'll put it on the list of books to read - I already have too many at the moment to finish :P
Also, do not "squeeze" the mouse into the mat, your mouse should seem to hover over slightly touching it.
Thats my problem
That's usually when u have a small mouse like me. It's very light and small and when it gets to shooting I press hard on the mouse but it should feel like for doing flicks
Bro wtf I'm so happy there's more than an hour of content for me to learn more and improve in fps games lmao. I saw a video that popped in my feed and I subbed right after. You're a God send lol thanks a lot for these videos. I'll pass em on to my friend strugging on PC.
Your feed made me gasp like im gonna be sleepless tonight. I was running out of videos to watch about aiming.
haha, thanks :)
This man here is devoid of a soul and emotion
As an ambidextrous lefty, I felt pretty awkward when you compared aiming to writing. I can't write with my right to save my life but that's how I feel best playing games.
I just want to express my appreciation, you are my kind of human being. Articulate, helpful and focused on betterment. Thank you!
Alright so I'm supreme in matchmaking and I have over 2000 hours of knowledge in counter strike, to some it might sound like a lot, others probably that are reading my comment have double this amount, but I found this video super helpful and I think I will be able to maximize even more my aiming! Thank you very much for sharing your thoughts and I hope you will grow much more, your channel is way too underrated!
Thank you for your kind words :)
The fact that I found this 3 years later...
Right when I needed it so long ago.
skip to 13:41
with all due respect .. but the first part is just an overlooking
after 10 years on controller i moved back to mouse and key bored. i use a chair with arm rests, spacing it at a comfortable distance from the desk and at a height that is just slightly above the desk height, it works well as a pivot point as well as a consistent position. great video, lets me know im on the right track. now for the fun bit, establishing some muscle memory.
Wow, just on how I hold the mouse changed my aim for the better, I was just supporting my entire hand on the mouse. Moving it downward like I'm holding a pencil changed that.
Dude your channel will be big in the future just continue what you are doing, great & handy vid!
Thank you :)
I get it
"NEVER SAY NEVER" , thank you youtube to put this channel on my feed ! Rambo omg ! I miss Team3D !
hehe, hi to you :)
One way to easily note your arm placement is not to focus on the arm itself but where you place your mouse on your mouse pad, i play near the top of mine and can always easily/naturally find my position. Same goes for weather you place your mouse in the middle of your pad, ect, ect.
True that
This is absolutely fascinating. It feels like you are learning from a true master. Thank you!
Wow, thank you!
You are the best FPS coach in the world!
such unique content and information, not sure i exactly learned anything but super interesting
every video is like that for me.
just rewatch and you'll get it nothing wrong with replaying it to get explanation's to this was said with different thought to insight
M4TT YN not what he’s saying
one of the most underrated youtuber
Really good video and very informative! I also like that you just did it at your pace. Even if the speed is set higher on youtube it's still very clear and understandable! Means you're a good talker.
i know that know one will see this but since ive got my pc my consistency in games has always been my weakness and i believe that this guy is onto something wiht the whole posture thing so trust this guy
1. Get an fk2 clone.
2. Decent mouse pad.
3. Elbow rest.
4. Use a grip that's comfortable for you.
5. Practice until you're good.
And aim with your wrist when your tracking and arm when flicking
@@albionsinani7873 hahaha
albion sinani other way around lmao
@@frankteng5476 you probably didn't get it
Siphoning Blues what do you mean by elbow rest
Ron: makes a 27 min video with detailed ways in how to aim good
Yung calc: sHoOt dEm iN dA hEaD
this was the first of many of your videos I've watched, I am a much better player and aimer now, thx bro
Glad I could help!
Just started watching. Im trying to hold the mouse with NO air like you said and then tried to follow your writting with it. It is so much more accurate than the way I was holding originally (with air) where I cannot really follow your writing without shivering. Incredible! Now to continue watching.
Holy crap, that little finger + thumb grip feels twice as accurate as whatever I was doing before.
👍
My pinky hurts with this grip
I've experimented so much over the years, I've gotten to a point where I dont know what my best position is anymore. How can I find back to the best one for my potential best? Everything I try seems off.
God content btw, 100% up my alley!
Honestly just sit down and dont think about it and you should find a natural position, and if it feels off then your general setup isn't great.
It's either mastering one position from the start or make it to a survivable extent with multiple. In this case it's the latter for us overanalyzers haha :)
Dude just find a comfortable grip and just focus on hitting your target rather than overthinking grip and positioning
very very interesting channel, unique topics no one has explored in depth like you do.
Thank you. I do spend a lot of time thinking about these topics :)
That tip for thumb and pinky finger pressure was exactly what I needed. I have a bad habit of planting those fingers on the mousepad.
dcaxeslinger can u give me exact minute on video pls ı need too
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@@dcaxeslinger ty
An old co-worker of mine once invited me over to his house. He let me play his xbox while he played csgo on his pc. He was playing in a 1v1 arena and everytime he got a kill or got killed he would reposition his mouse pad,keyboard,and the way he was sitting until he found that sweet spot. Up until then I've never seen anyone do that.
Pros do it all the time! Sometimes, not as noticeable, but they all fidget and waggle to find their comfort positions
@@ronrambokim even tho SEM here, you gotta wiggle around for a bit until you find ur spot or you wont be hitting ur shots
kishor raika especially when pros play in different setups every tournament
I remember when you used to play for 3D your a true legend in the game Rambo! Respect! Remember your famous line “whose aug is this!!!!”
haha =]
That 'how you hold the mouse shit' is really accurate for getting more consistent. Also getting some grip tape to put less effort into holding that glossy shit coating is key + paracords for lightweight cables/no drag.
A modder, I like
Wireless gaming mouse is the way
Logitech wireless is dope although there is slight angle snapping on hero sensors, grip tape is pretty good, paracord needs a bungie so it does not fly all over, just some tips from my experience
Just tried after watching this video got 5 kills in 2 match. Awesome!
I watched this video at night, and now I have no idea why it's morning already...
Thanks one of the best aiming tutorial ever
" Aiming like a god "
Meanwhile : " Where's my elbow ? "
This is gold. Now I know why some days I feel like aimbot and some days a noob.
Great tutorial. I'd like to know how should we flick vertically or suppress the recoil with elbow on desk? My hand feel stuck in that direction
Try having your forearm more even or level with the table
That pencil drawing analogy is rly nice i had a similar visualization of aiming with my approach
Been a fan since the coL days Rambo, thanks for your insight!
I Knew all this things just by playing every day.. But I wasn't sure if I was right.. Thnx for the advice man really appreciate it❤️
Happy to help!
Putting that marker close to the censor gave me insane anxiety lol.
Sensor
@Terpo 90 ok buddy
@@mrticklenuts2124 I want this comment sensored. Lol.
L shaped desk is the way to go, it allows me to keep my elbow closer to my body in a natural postion yet still on the table acting as a pivot point.
my aim accuracy comes and goes in waves, when i start the game it takes me some time to get used to it again, then eventually i hit the zone and my aim gets super fast, precise and satisfying. but after couple of hours i get tired, my arm gets tense and i can't hit literally anything, i constantly miss even the easiest shots which makes me even more tense and erratic and tightens my grip more. if i keep playing eventually i get over it and i'm good again. this cycle comes and goes multiple times in a long sessions.
I feel you 😭
I have the same exact issue, but I know what causes mine.
I'm a wrist aimer.
I noticed when I aim (which is all the time), my forearm isn't even touching the mousepad or the table.
Only my wrist is on the mousepad.
That means I'm technically holding my hand in the air for a long time. In an hour or sometimes in minutes, my forearm gets tough and aiming gets more difficult.
That's the reason for me.
Solution:
1. Wrist rest on your mouse hand.
2. Find a different position for your hand so it doesn't fatique quick.
3. Keep quick pauses and let your hand rest between rounds and games. Also stretch your hand every now and then.
(These are what helped me, though I'm not using a wrist rest atm)
Elbow placement and well placed elbow rests are important for consistency. My elbow rest is slightly higher than the mouse pad so that the forearm is placed correctly to shift between elbow and wrist aim. This is good practice for FPS games that do not rely on ADS to have precise movement while aiming and fast movement while running.
Thank you for the tips, i knew it i was doing wrong thing, cause when i play pubg in just a single match i feel exausted
Thank you, you cleared my mind
You're welcome Roonin :]
Thats a great point. I'm thinking if the sensor was right under the index finger, might be a litter easier to make the connection between hand and brain and screen. Think about it. When have you ever pointed at something with the palm of your hand? Move the sensor.
i come hear to learn why some days my aim is like an aimbot some later it feels so hard to aim ... i guess i found the solition :x thank you very much !
Game Lab Germany what did u find was the specific reason for that?
What did you find to potentially help resolve this?
Bump
@@rayray5288 he realized it was about positioning..
MídaFear. Find a way for your body in a consistent position
your slow speech helps to understand because i'm brazilian and ENG is not my first language soo thanks
Yoooo bro How u been! Glad ur back ! Thought u were gone from Gaming scene. Big fan from your CS pro days!
Glad to be back. Thanks for the support
I appreciate how clear you were in this video, nice video :)
In 2020 robots will take everyone's profession
2020: FPS coach
I just randomly discovered your channel. I love your videos, I immediately subscribed.
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Man thanks for this I just have my first mouse ever session on a game and this vid was perfect for me
Really valuable content for free (I'm surprise) but thanks again
Glad to help!
Learned a lot. It is pleasant to listen you talk. Thank you.
13:54 where's my elbow?!? lol
it's beautiful that some players play carelessly about their posture and play amazingly as well, world is diverse
Martin Mystery well that’s because that’s what their used to and it’s all muscle memory if you ever switch your body position from what your used to you’ll play worse
@@ddomainessrsls601 some pros change their positions all the time, but the thing is that they practice so much and are so familiar with the game that they adapt easily
Amazing content! Thank you! I'm gonna try to follow your tips
Man thank you so much for all your videos. Such good quality! I've improved so much just in a week!!!
The reason we need the up and down movement you talked about when you showed the claw grip. We need it for micro-adjustment. This is why most pro players won’t want to use plan grip. They won’t have the micro adjustment ability and therefore will reduce their ability to make their aim that bit better.
Watch at 1.75 and is actually perfect. Thanks as a moba player trying to learn shooters on pc this was a game changer!
That was informative, i feel like i have a waaay better idea about aim now.
Thank you, this will help improving my aim because i have really inconsistent aim cause im playing low sense with a fingertip grip, changing to a more controlled grip or better said that the mouse feels locked in place is way better for low sensitivitys and now i just have to rebuild my muscle memory a little bit.
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Thx man these tips have really helped me literally in a second
"where's my elbow?" I used ask myself that all the time when I got high
Great video. Another thing that can drastically improve the speed and accuracy of your aim is having a nice smooth desk pad if you put your forearm on the table so that your forearm can glide across with minimal friction.
Replicable is the word you're looking for :)
My forearm placement is elbow just off the table so you still have good range of motion, but if you need to go further in extreme situations then my elbow can pivot the reverse direction and isn't stuck to the table
Your vids are always very helpful and educational!
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this site needs more of it i say to learning aids all get better to learning you know *gud!*
You gotta join a CS2 pro team, man. It's a new game!
Watching for when Valorant comes out lol
BRUH SAME
Overrated game smh
Demonitization someone’s salty they aren’t in the beta
@@trevorseitz8773 I got into the beta and so far its fun af the only thing thats a bit annoying is raze shes a bit overtuned
SuDzY Ayy honestly haven’t experienced too much raze in my last 30 games🤣