Aimtastic Crack
Evagret Homestead
Do you believe using aim trainers like aimtastic or kovaaks actually help or are they just drills that don't translate to real skill?
Would it benefit me as a Scout main to grind an hour in aimtastic every day?
knowing about the holes in ur gameplay (ie. poor click timing, shaky tracking, etc) and playing specific scenarios that
focus on those is a good way to overcome ur weaknesses. i definitely noticed a considerable improvement in my aim and consistency when i was rlly grinding kovaaks, id highly recommend it. that being said there are definitely some scenarios that are more beneficial then others, so id also recommend doing some research beforehand (theres plenty of guides out there that are a good place to start) and playing around to see what works best for u.
The idea of only being able to get better by playing TF2 or Quake is boomer as all hell. If you're able to use a tool like kovaaks to put your body through as much muscle memory building as possible it will help. You're not going to get better at clicking on things by doing other shit like trying to learn how to move in Quake. You're also not going to get better by playing the shit kovaak scenarios that a lot of streamers play because it looks flashy. Put serious thought into what you need to improve and you'll improve
Quit kovaaks 6 months ago. Bought a new car, I have an amazing girlfriend, I make a shitload of money and I'm buying a house this spring. I party every weekend, I'm never home. I'm enjoying life. Do yourselves a favor. Stop trying to make kovaaks a career. It's cringe as fuck.
i agree with trip kinda its not really to do with mouse control a lot of players have good mouse control and its not muscle memory its more ur brains/eyes ability to read movements and react which is also why u can not open the game for 3 years and still out aim ppl who play 24/7
You could probably see very similar results by playing maps like tr_aim, and set the bots to scout speed. Plus the movement isn't exactly the same as tf2s in aim trainers. They're probably both good for training hitscan, only played two hours of kovaaks myself before refunding it.
i feel like the vast majority of people posting in this thread haven't actually tried playing aim trainers for very long, is it rly that weird to think ur aim can translate from one game to another? obviously u can get good tf2 aim by purely playing tf2, but to say that aim trainers aren't at all beneficial is rly uninformed.
b1e95dc632