Also, idk why I kept calling it gridlock, guess old gears of war days. Leave a comment about me messing it up on in the comments LOL

@Forgoten214

3 жыл бұрын

What's your sensitivity and dpi? Mouse you are using and mouse pad?

@Dazs

3 жыл бұрын

@@Forgoten214 Logitech G305 Customized for lighter weight Artisan FX Zero Xsoft 800 DPI 1.5 Sensitivity Stretched 16:10 Resolution

@Forgoten214

3 жыл бұрын

@@Dazs thank you :)

@Vertiiv

3 жыл бұрын

Aimlab not Aimlabs

@sam2theammyk9

3 жыл бұрын

What was your starting score? I started at 48,000 and now I'm at 72,000 after 5 days. I don't feel like this is really helping my aim though. I feel like I'm just getting better at this unrealistic task. I want to hit 100k but not sure if it is worth it.

I feel like gridshot doesnt help my aim as much as other scenarios but its definitely the most fun

@Dazs

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah it’s a good scenario to feel good about speed, but so many scenarios do so much more for you!

@29-arnavsamant97

3 жыл бұрын

It is only for improving reaction time and cognition

@wagwan6935

3 жыл бұрын

Same, I just do it to warm up my wrist lmaoo

@evazz8114

3 жыл бұрын

False gridshot is great to learn your sens and be confortable with it, improving flick, reaction time, and aim in general

@evazz8114

3 жыл бұрын

Definitly one of the best scenerio for aim in aimlab,I recommand smaller target to improve much more

There is one thing he doesn’t mention the will help you immensely I’m improving on gridshot specifically which is accuracy over speed and score. Whenever I started getting to egoboosted over the score I was getting I’d slow down and focus on just hitting 95% accuracy minimum. Once I started hitting 96 or 97% accuracy I’d speed up. And since I’m Able to be so accurate there are times where it feels like I just can’t miss and I enter that flow state. Have a matrix moment and just hit a super high score. Just recently hit 92k with 97%. My avaerage though is more like 84-85k with 95%-94% accuracy. If my accuracy drops below 95% I’ll focus more on accuracy until it’s back to 95.

@Dazs

3 жыл бұрын

Love this bro, exactly the right mindset!

@Spikeupine

3 жыл бұрын

Reminds me of what JustinGuitar always say "practise doesn't make perfect, practise makes permanent" so do it slow and right and speed will come

@SilverStallion.eSports

3 жыл бұрын

Cap

@freds780

3 жыл бұрын

@@SilverStallion.eSports wtf do you mean with cap

@neerajpatel1280

3 жыл бұрын

Burt do you play on 240hz or 144hz or 60hz?

WHAT I LEARNED AFTER ALMOST 200HRS ON THESE AIM TRAINERS : Focus More on Tracking

@xboxgamertrev6763

3 жыл бұрын

That's definitely one I need to work on. My flicking is pretty good but tracking is less than stellar lmao 😂😂😂😂

@DarkKnight15935

3 жыл бұрын

@@xboxgamertrev6763 Ya same lol

@yoichi6064

3 жыл бұрын

Spheretrack 360 is the most frustrating thing ever

@patootie3529

3 жыл бұрын

@@yoichi6064 what is your sensitivity/360, and do you use a focal length tracking method by Kovaak's to match sensitivity feeling with different FOVs? (e.g. my sens at 106.26 horizontal FOV, aka csgo's/apex legend's 16:9 fov, or 90 ingame since source only cares about 4:3) is about 25.5 cm while it's 19.5 cm at 120 fov, and it feels exactly the same but even though it feels exactly the same (with crosshair vs distance of enemy *onscreen* instead), spheretrack 360 feels a bit easier since I need less space to do a 360. Maybe you should try it

@FearMastaZ

3 жыл бұрын

"Poor tracking: your aim is well below average..." yeah... gotten used to seeing that insight lol.

"What scares you the most?" "Aiming" 4:17

@sugar1930

3 жыл бұрын

It still does for me sometimes funny enough. As a player who has decent game sense and can play really good mind games in any sort of gunfight, I feel really confident when I'm tossing nades, using RPGs and all. When I am holding an actual rifle or something though I panic and get really scared to engage using aim, as ridiculous as it sounds 😂

@AlexOxygen

3 жыл бұрын

@@sugar1930 Check out the game "Nine to Five", the developers are trying to appeal to people who have good game sense but struggle with aim. They are trying to make the game less of "I outgunned you" than others.

Your channel is soooooooo underrated ! I've juste discovered it 2 days ago while searching for apex aim tips w/ Kovaak's, keep it up !

I follow yo because you are INSANE. It’s antomoro here and I will be always here for you man. I hope the best for you man if I have to be honest I like you like a friend man, I follow you since 2017 you awesome

Osu player : Can i shoot with Z,X keyword?

@rolandaung9071

3 жыл бұрын

you can change the keybinds

@S3NS_

3 жыл бұрын

you can shoot with ctrl

@Ezuzen

3 жыл бұрын

Lmao

@Arbetix

3 жыл бұрын

@@rolandaung9071 wow

@TubeMotivations

3 жыл бұрын

Guys help, my bind is alt f4 to shoot but everytime I press shoot key it closes my game. My PC sucks

Just finished my first month in aimlab. For the first 3 weeks I mainly focused on the accuracy of my shots and found myself to significantly improve mainly from tracking my highscore in aimlab from 60k to 75k in gridshot (for this period I only used aimlab as a metric of how much I improved my aim) . For the last week, I decided to do speed tasks in aimlab primarily lots of gridshots, microshots and reflexshots(targets having low durations); thinking that it would somewhat maximise my muscle memory. However, my average scores revolving around flicking showed gradual decrease after that period and I find myself to under/overshoot on my targets and some slight stutters instead of being crisp/clean flicks. TL;DR always make good habits.

ultra instinct is only obtained when you tell your body to let go.

Dude i was hearing the exact same song when the video startet and thought i forgot to pause spotify, but i didnt. Mind = blown and truly best song for vibing while playing gridshot.

Great video, dude, bro, as always! :)

I am getting hypnotized by the clips running in the background 😂😂

Saw this in my recommendation everyday for 2 weeks, did not regret clicking on it finally.

Yo as someone who has also spent alot of time on gridshot itself around 45 hours i got soo surprised since everything you have mentioned here are things ive also learned and applied myself

@Dazs

3 жыл бұрын

Dude, that is awesome to hear! Glad I am not alone!

@agent_table6272

3 жыл бұрын

And I learned it all in 7 minutes

I love how in the title it says "I wasted"

@flake8114

3 жыл бұрын

It’s wasted because this will not help you improve at the actual game and aimlabs can only be used as a warmup.

@phantomm1322

3 жыл бұрын

ik but i love how it say it

@Cyfen

3 жыл бұрын

Well it was wasted because he played aimlab.

@orange-dm8fx

3 жыл бұрын

@@flake8114 “aimlab is only a warmup” yeah, surely doing the right scenarios depending on what game you play doesn’t improve your aim, pfft

@flake8114

3 жыл бұрын

@@orange-dm8fx Sure, you maybe get better mouse control over time but it’s not as efficient as going in dm. You won’t be practicing recoil control, crosshair placement, movement speeds of each gun varies etc. If you’re really persistent in practicing your aim in an aim trainer gridshot is not the way.

Great vid thanks for this since I am in the journey of pc gaming with MnKB

Been saying this for so long. I main Kovaaks (I think it’s harder) and anytime I come back and do gridshot (about once a month) my high score rises. Sitting at 97k currently and that’s because clicking speed/accuracy is much better trained with BPM/Tempo on smaller targets. Micro-adjustments on smaller targets > clicking speed on big targets

I found it really help me with finding a comfortable mouse grip that still allowed me to aim. As previously there were things in my technique that were holding me back. Im hitting a high score over 20,000 of what I was previously.

I always play gridshot first just to get my arm moving and warm-up. Then I play something like spidershot precision to actually focus on my aim, and get the muscle memory for my flicks dialed in before hopping into whichever game I'm playing.

I feel like it’s a fun intro to warming up for the day whatever shooter you’re playing

Someone in my gaming group suggested I get on Aimlabs, gridshot looks like it's great for testing different sensitivities. I'm used to fairly high sensitivity in games, currently running 4.5 in Apex and that felt low to me initially. This scenario looks like a great way to adjust to a lower sensitivity but it's nice to see someone else having dumped tons of time into it and highlighting its limitations.

Motionshot is really good for your aim. Helps you with mostly one taps.

I've been grinding Spidershot for a while and I think it is really helping my flicking ability. I think it is a better exercise than gridshot is.

@aryankhullar7101

3 жыл бұрын

I just started out and i do a combination of gridshot, spidershot and motion shot, and i was surprised i was at a wrong sensitivity kn cs for a year, i changed to a lower one in aimlab and i was immediately able to aim consistently

Have also spent 100+ hours in gridshot, I think some other things to note are that; 1) As an osu player as well, I feel like it helps translate aim from cursor games a lot better in to FPS's in general 2) It does help with micro-movements, just not as efficiently as other tasks, don't be like me and forget to train in other flick tasks to get a wider range of angles. 3) I guess this is more of a tip for those who do want to improve in gridshot; find a song with a strong beat, get comfortable with it, then change the playback speed to higher to increase your speed. Music will also help you get in to that state of flow that everybody loves

I can 100% vouch for this... I hit 130k on gridshot and I can say that my tracking now is lacking, AND hand pain is a real thing.

I'd recommend you guys to try and focus more on Six Shots than Grid Shot since valorant/csgo prioritize you to aim on the head first before going through body shots. What I do is 15 mins of Six Shots to get my muscle memory pumped and ready then another 5-10 mins of Grid Shots to get good blood flow through my arms. It did eventually improved my headshot % in valorant. And btw I used to grind Grid Shot and I scored 105k+ tops. It works for me better but idk if works on you cuz we're all diff and we learn through diff methods. :)))

@potatogaming2571

3 жыл бұрын

And sorry for my bad english. :D

@Dazs

3 жыл бұрын

Great advice, another to add is always push for new scenarios and aim for accuracy and moving targets to constantly improve.

@yoscrypt5391

3 жыл бұрын

@@potatogaming2571 there wasn’t anything bad about it brotha. Also thanks for the advice u a real one for that God bless

@hongwi9888

3 жыл бұрын

It would be a nice drill for me,thx.hope i can improve my aim soon and play well in valorant

@edddie7563

3 жыл бұрын

You need to stop practicing aim so much, it will make you good but it won’t in reality. Practicing too much aim makes you rely it on all too much.

what a chill video

I totally agree with you, all the information you mention in this video is what I did on improving my aim for the past 1 month (but I'm still on 70k tho hmmm)

Haven’t heard that song on a long time... luvs it

@thewowzach32

2 жыл бұрын

What’s it called?

Been loving your content! Keep up the good work. What song is this? Been needing some new songs to vibe to while playing Kovaaks and Aim Labs.

@Dazs

3 жыл бұрын

It is actually water world ost Super Nintendo haha. I know super weird find. Appreciate your comment and you being here man!

@HairlessBear

3 жыл бұрын

@@Dazs I appreciate the great content!!! Very high quality content. Surprised you don't have 500k subs with this quality of content. Thanks for the song.

U should grind tracking strafetrack like ,that would make u insane. @dazs

I got like 90 hours on aimlab.. well, I trained bad in the beginning, so I guess those hours don't count at all, and my sensitivity kept on changing for a while. But Gridshot does increase the control over mouse by familiarising you with your sensitivity. The most important thing to practice is obviously Tracking , which I didn't and I wish I did that more instead

Nice vid man! 🔥 I swear by aim lab, although I’ve never hit over 90+ lol

@Dazs

3 жыл бұрын

You will get there!

@am3tz.entertainment906

3 жыл бұрын

@@Dazs Thanks man

Hey Dazs, are you using your hipfire sens or ads sens? thanks

I always jump into gridshot for about 20 minutes just to warm up my hands, its really fun!

how you liking the 305? also what weight did you get it to? i wish logitech did 60g g305 and razer did viper mini wireless. i'd literally only use those 2 mice forever

Grid shot is a great STARTING POINT to bettering your aim. Start off on gridshot until your flicks stable. Then move only focus TRACKING and do the valorant scenarios as they are closest to in game situations compared to the other moving UI in the aimlabz default. Flicks are crawling stage in learning to run

"It only trains an odd part of the aim that is not often utilised in real world scenarios" quiet kid: "are you sure about that?"

@Dazs

3 жыл бұрын

I am scared...and I am unsure why.

Gridshot has helped me alot js .. it's also fun

As a player with 300 hours on aimlab i only use gridshot for fun or for adapt more easily to a new sens. For example i switched from 0.943 to 0.754 at 400 dpi, and in only 3 days i already feel confortable by grinding gridshot, but for practice i prefer multishot ultimate

Watching you play that feels like I'm experiencing a siezure, wow. That's unbelievable

why is this relaxing?

yah man this helped thanks

Gridshot is pretty good for warming up my wrist and all my aiming muscles cause it requires numerous and speedy motions.

I liked the music.

This mode is the best warm-up IMO.

bro you were not lying about the relax holy i normally get like 85-90 k points then i focued on chilling and got 124k damn

This is an accelerated target acquisition drill. Basically the goal is to improve how accurately and how quickly you put your crosshairs on your target . This will only improve target acquisition if you use it like that. Locking on is one thing but there are different aspects to aiming. It's not one thing. Aiming means TA , tracking and predicting where the target will most likely go . When I do the drills I know what I'm working on , that way I know what I need to work kn

Omg the background my brain i almost throw up

hoyl shit that first scene in gridshot. Bro chillllll.

Oddly enough my favorite scenario out of all of it is headshot ultimate and precision

we learned that gridshot is really fun its kinda relaxing

OK so I'm not at 60 hours yet, but I've been doing this... and today I manged to pull off my best flick shot ever on hell let loose lmao, kar 98, 60 metres away, 2 or 3 inch flick. felt good man

@kuro758

3 жыл бұрын

Sometimes we surprise ourselves don't we? Makes us wonder what we're really capable of

@shirali_ali

3 жыл бұрын

@@kuro758 I really like this comment

I switch my sens around a lot, sometimes I go from 400 - 800 dpi, and maybe turn my sens a notch up or two and I feel like grid shot is the best game mode for learning a new sens, as it lets me know exactly how much I need to flick from x to y, to hit a headshot/or spray body shots instead of having to play hundreds of hours in the game and trying to figure it out first hand as instead I can just hop into grid spot for an hour or two and almost instantly learn my new sens instead

This a very good video.

At first i was improving my aim in other game from aimlab But now i play aim lab for aimlab

It actually helps aim did it for an hour before I started playing and man I was hitting all shots

I fell like gridshot is the easiest aim labs training and that’s why a lot of people play it the other ones people are scared to get bad accuracy and points but they don’t realize that your going to suck at first but the numbers will start to get better as you train!

I think gridshot only help u to improve ur click time , flicks and reflex , but in a real game scenario u need to have another abilities that only gridshot doesnt help. Tracking for example

BGM is sweet

In my experiences, I’ve only been on pc for 4 months, and using this scenario really helps me a lot, I’ve gotten so much better at every game that I play such as CSGO, Val and Overwatch, I tend to top Frag in most matches now and I’ve gotten as good if not better than most of my friends who have been on pc for years!! I was in Controller for 15 years and ofc my aim is better on a controller for now

@Dazs

3 жыл бұрын

Look forward to hearing the day where your aim on mouse and key is better! Keep at it!

@NiksWickOfficial

3 жыл бұрын

@@Dazs thank you! I have a high score now of 81k and I tend to top frag or 2nd frag now in gold nova and higher games!

@aiyadrafiuddinbinbujang7685

2 жыл бұрын

U play gridshot?

The thumbnail of this video gave me a dejavu 😳

this is just becoming osu

Im very new to pc gaming and it really helped me get used to actually using my arm instead of just my wrist in games. I feel more in control aswell.I feel like gridshot has helped me realise one thing tho... I need to get a monitor thats more than 60Hz. Having a powerful pc but 60Hz monitor is painful cause I can now see the lack of smoothness in my games

@rupinderscurrypot7614

3 жыл бұрын

when i switched to 144hz, i went from 85k avg to 100k and my aim is so much better in almost every game

I've played fps on pc for 4 or 5 years now, after more than 10 years of playing console fps. I thought i was ok, diamond on rainbow six, almost global on cs and got radiant on valorant. I decided to try practicing at least half an hour of aimlab everyday, specially gridshot. First day i got a maximum of 65k points, second day i got a little bit better. A week later i was doing like 75-80k and today after a month I'm getting above 90k average easily. I learned to play better with single fire weapons and click faster, as well as not lose my grip after flicking too much and all Edit: and yeah, relaxing helps, I'm a real anxious person and got myself shaking and under/over flicking because of it st first, but now i barely try hard to hit the targets lol

I just use the drills that was in complys' "how to improve in apex legends with shooting range"

Gridshot helps with comfortability. Not necessarily training. I see it as mini game, warm up and just to familiarize yourself with moving the mouse and what grip works. It's not necessarily used to "train" anything outside of your actual physical mechanics and grip, distance, etc. You can try new things with gridshot to find a broad sweet spot then fine tune it in other modes.

LMAO, "wasted" and your not weird for having fun vibing to awesome music in spare time :D

What’s the best for tracking

I just use gridshot for warmup, those tracking task like arctrack strartrack were hard and I still have to go.. btw my avg gridshot score was 92k approx

When ever I play I suck because my arm tenses up and it becomes hard to aim I don’t know how to stop this it doesn’t appear as much in game but in aim trainers it happens any tips on how to fix this

Wait what were your tips to click faster? I don’t have any problem with aiming precision. I just can’t click fast. Many times I misclick because maybe the switch is a bit tough to register or I just have weak fingers...

Gridshot is fun, that's what I learned XD

Nice Vid, but then what should we use for Apex Legends? and how long per day would you recommend? also my eyes cant keep up with grid lock, I find myself not actually being able to see the targets, just a blurry image coz I don't blink

@patootie3529

3 жыл бұрын

You need to blink, also you may be playing with low fps Use every tracking scenario for apex legends lol

What DPI do you guys normally use? I have wondered what these guys pulling off these crazy videos use for DPI. They are so fast.

'click faster' Me: osu with only mouse

I play it a lot recently because it reminds me osu for some reason. Plus I have like 4 mousepads and it helped me find which one is good for my taste. Plus I have like 4 different mouse as well and I chose the glorious model d minus because the shape just fits me. I’m definitely gonna get the g pro wireless x lightweight shit to see if it’s any better with that 60g of weight 😉

Number 8: i learned how to procrastinate Accurate

Hey Dazs, what happened to Hagen? What did you do to her? Where is the body? Can I look at it?

I run this on pc but I use a controller. Any tips on that? I tried keyboard and mouse. Its a no go for me. Mainly play pc because of fps is way much higher than console

This videos music sounds like a 1980's movie, when the main character's wife dies. lol

You mention better tasks in Aim Labs than gridshot, what are some of your favorites? I play a lot of Apex so I do a lot of sphere track, motion shot, and spider shot. Would be curious to here anyone else's routine for apex!

@Dazs

3 жыл бұрын

Got a video that I just posted about some of the better aimlabs scenarios that will help and explain each one :)

@gabrieldonovan794

3 жыл бұрын

Ooh ty I will check it out!

For me GRIDSHOT helped a lot to increase my click rate and made me confident flick faster . My aim isn't great around 65K Highest and 58 to 60k is average with 95% accuracy. Its my 3rd day result. All your points were valid in video. Found out that I was flexing my wrist in intense situation. Heavy mouse (g402) seems to be a problem with speed but not sure. ill train everyday lets me see how far it helps me.

@notactivee

2 жыл бұрын

did you improve?

Because it’s fun

I wish aimlab would just automatically put you through the game types that you need.

@rivtekk

3 жыл бұрын

How would they know what you need? There’s plenty of options for you to choose from and you can even create your own playlist.

@JeffBourke

3 жыл бұрын

@@rivtekk they can look at what percentile you are sitting in different areas and automatically taylor the reccomended tasks. THey could place a bias on target areas of the screen where you are deficient.

@ahmedyounes8708

3 жыл бұрын

@@JeffBourke they do choose AI mode

@JeffBourke

3 жыл бұрын

@@ahmedyounes8708 that’s not really what I mean. The AI is not really intelligent like what I described.

Microshot and Headshot Precision helps so much

@Dazs

3 жыл бұрын

I agree 100%

Im having this issue where whenever I'm playing gridshot, my hand and mouse always end up on top part of my mousepad almost going outside of it. for some reason my hand keeps moving upwards on its own until i ran out of mousepad, I even tried placing my hand on the bottom part of my mousepad and I still ran out of space. anyone else have this problem? its so frustrating because I currently have a highscore of 98k but I always have to recenter my mouse placement because its going outside of the mousepad

I'll mess up when I think about the timer and kicks me out of my free flow . Movement and I get jerky

Hey, recently got my first top 50 on aimlabs, managed to get 35th on the sphere tracking 360 one on my first day of playing aimlabs, and i get a worse score than you on gridlock, I think it's a waste of time i used to play tile frenzy all the time and saw no improvement in my aim in games but great vid bro keep it up, For those of you who think im capping go to the spheretracking 360 leader board and look for Tristyqt :)

@Dazs

3 жыл бұрын

LETS GO! Congrats man, keep up the grind!

@tristypg

3 жыл бұрын

@@Dazs love you bro

I have a top 100 score in the reaction time test. But I'm ass at everything else.

I have to say, gridshot really helped with my aim.

Gridshot is the best exercise to warm up

Great video, how can you move fast with a slow DPI?

@Dazs

3 жыл бұрын

Sensitivity is a bit higher. I am unsure. I suppose just practice.

@patootie3529

3 жыл бұрын

By uh... increasing the sensitivity

First 30 seconds of video, I'm shocked

what scenarios would u say are the best for a new player trying to improve aim?

@sxcculent

3 жыл бұрын

for games like valorant and cs, sixshot is super good. Spidershot/microshot is good for flicking back and forth on targets, and linetrace really helps with overflicking

my 60hz monitor couldnt even see what happend on that 110k score xd

This jusf randomly came into my recommend so lol

@Dazs

3 жыл бұрын

Wow, well welcome! :D That is a first to hear haha!

@Sakiiboo

3 жыл бұрын

@@Dazs Thank you

@66uuyyt

3 жыл бұрын

same xdddd

@Vcypt

3 жыл бұрын

same

@aariffiqri

3 жыл бұрын

Same dude

I think there are better tasks in aim labs for aiming, but... playing grid shot helps to warm up your hand, so you don’t feel dumb, and it helps a bit with muscle memory, so welll it’s not entirely useless, but there are better tasks to help you get better

@twhan9711

3 жыл бұрын

No such thing as muscle memory in aiming

never been this early

@extraeffects6488

3 жыл бұрын

happy weekend