[0:00] you use your aim and literally every
[0:02] single game you play and in order to get
[0:04] your aim at a level where you can
[0:05] dominate even in Immortal and radiant
[0:07] lobes it's mainly knowing these five
[0:10] simple yet effective tips that you need
[0:12] to always remember the first tip is stop
[0:15] wasting time practicing wrong many
[0:17] players fail to realize how much time
[0:19] they have before they need to shoot
[0:20] their gun everyone thinks that you need
[0:22] to have that
[0:23] 0.01% reaction time to win any fight
[0:26] where in reality that just isn't the
[0:28] case and you have a lot more time than
[0:30] you think you do I've seen so many of my
[0:31] students in ranked instantly shake and
[0:33] start Crouch praying the moment someone
[0:35] shows up on their screen however in
[0:37] Death Match they're a lot calmer and
[0:39] more calculated with their movements and
[0:41] cross replacement so the question is how
[0:44] are you able to transfer that Death
[0:45] Match skill into your rank games there
[0:48] are a couple things you can do first
[0:49] thing I recommend is practicing with
[0:52] intentions many people just simply turn
[0:54] into autopilot mode and start blasting
[0:56] music and modestly running it down don't
[0:59] do this this is simply a waste of time
[1:01] and you're getting little to no value
[1:03] out of this whenever you are playing DMS
[1:05] have a certain focus in mind in your
[1:07] games to practice for example having one
[1:10] dm focusing on cross your placement or
[1:12] having another DM focus on simply one
[1:14] Taps these are just a few examples but
[1:16] always practice with intention this is
[1:19] literally the most Surefire way to
[1:21] improve in the shortest amount of time
[1:23] possible the second thing that I
[1:25] recommend doing is to play your death
[1:27] matches like they are rank games the
[1:29] reason why people are so garbage and
[1:31] ranked but are gods and DMS is because
[1:33] they treat it like two different
[1:35] entities which is the complete wrong
[1:37] approach to half treating your DMs like
[1:39] their fights and ranked will allow you
[1:41] to not only take the fights more
[1:43] seriously and gain more value from them
[1:45] but it also helps you mentally prepare
[1:47] for these fights as well when you
[1:48] approach them in your rank games and you
[1:51] also need to try emulating the
[1:53] environment you have in your rank games
[1:54] for example if you play DMS in a certain
[1:56] style of music such as classical music
[1:59] then put the same music on and ranked or
[2:01] if you often catch yourself in Discord
[2:03] talking to your friends a lot try
[2:04] playing a couple without them and focus
[2:06] in when there are no distractions around
[2:08] you the next tip is that there is a
[2:11] reason why these Pro players have such
[2:13] good aim no matter what skill over
[2:15] you're at or how good you think you are
[2:17] never neglect the fundamentals the core
[2:20] reason why players like tens and Demon 1
[2:22] have such Stellar mechanics isn't
[2:24] because they have some secret aim
[2:26] routine or some secret gamer juice that
[2:28] they drink they have simply put in the
[2:29] hundreds of hours developing and
[2:31] mastering the core fundamentals of
[2:33] valerant take LeBron for example how
[2:35] many free throws do you think he shot
[2:37] before you became the best in the world
[2:38] or take Ronaldo how many Defender drills
[2:40] did he do to be the best striker in the
[2:43] world now how many times do you think
[2:45] tens or demon 1 has practiced their
[2:47] crossair placement counter strafing
[2:50] movement utility usage and their General
[2:52] raw mechanics and aim trainers yeah
[2:54] probably hundreds to thousands of hours
[2:56] as well and I'm not telling you to do
[2:59] the same unless you're trying to reach
[3:00] that Pro status but if you are trying to
[3:03] reach the top
[3:04] 0.01% of Val players or just reach that
[3:07] next rank then you need to emulate
[3:10] something similar especially if you have
[3:12] no prior fpx experience so stop
[3:14] neglecting the fundamentals and really
[3:16] hold down on them the next tip is very
[3:19] similar to the second one which is
[3:21] figuring out your biggest weaknesses a
[3:23] lot of players think they have perfect
[3:25] aim where in reality they are far from
[3:27] it you need to drop your ego and swallow
[3:29] your Prof and understand that everyone
[3:31] and that includes you watching this
[3:33] video has something to learn and
[3:35] something they need to improve at now
[3:37] how do I find my biggest weakness
[3:39] environment my biggest tip in order to
[3:41] do this is to Simply sit down and write
[3:43] out all the mechanics that you can think
[3:45] of envirment such as your cross
[3:47] placement your flicks your tracking
[3:49] reaction time your utility usage and
[3:51] your overall movement and rank them all
[3:53] from a scale of 1 to 10 this will allow
[3:56] you to vaguely gaug your personal skill
[3:58] level and see where you need to go to
[4:00] improve also do not be shy about it
[4:02] either and be brutally honest with
[4:04] yourself if you're not brutally honest
[4:06] and see your faults objectively then you
[4:08] will never reach the ranks that you want
[4:11] and if you need more help in that area I
[4:13] do offer coaching if you simply join my
[4:15] Discord in the description you can see
[4:17] all my past students achievements and
[4:18] descriptions on how I can elevate your
[4:20] game in the shortest amount of time
[4:22] possible I'm only taking a couple more
[4:23] students for December so shoot me a DM
[4:25] and book a session today the next tip is
[4:28] confidence is key to good aim raise your
[4:31] hand if you consider yourself an
[4:32] unconfident player if you're raising
[4:34] your hand we need to change that right
[4:37] now the key to being successful in
[4:39] nearly anything anything is your
[4:41] confidence in yourself many players I
[4:44] know and talk to refuse to think they
[4:46] are good enough and believe that they
[4:48] will never reach the goals because of
[4:50] one bad game or one toxic player you
[4:52] need to put yourself higher the reason
[4:54] I'm able to perform in games and reach
[4:56] numbers like being top 1,000 of all of
[4:59] North am America is Sheely my confidence
[5:01] in my gameplay and my overall mechanics
[5:04] I'm not scared to take fights I'm not
[5:06] scared to make plays and I'm definitely
[5:08] not scared to carry my games many people
[5:10] overthink and over complicate every
[5:12] single decision they make and completely
[5:14] forget what valant is all about which is
[5:17] a tactical shooter sometimes you just
[5:19] need to take those fights or need to
[5:21] make a play even if it's the quote
[5:23] unquote the least optimal play and even
[5:26] if you do make a mistake that's all
[5:28] right as well you can expect yourself to
[5:30] be the most perfect player all you can
[5:32] really expect yourself to do is to do
[5:34] everything with full confidence in
[5:36] yourself to succeed and most of the time
[5:39] you can get away with these poor
[5:40] decisions because of this but still
[5:42] remember being confident does not excuse
[5:44] you from making these dumb and stupid
[5:46] plays should still try to use all the
[5:48] context clols you have and the
[5:50] information you get before making
[5:51] decisions but if you do find yourself in
[5:53] a situation where you have no idea what
[5:55] to do whatever decision you do end up
[5:57] making in that moment you need to have
[5:59] full full confidence in yourself that
[6:01] you are better and that you have made
[6:03] the right one even if it was an
[6:05] objectively wrong play or an unoptimal
[6:07] one that is what VA review is for and I
[6:10] know this is a very complicated topic
[6:12] and I will 100% make a video about how
[6:15] to maximize your confidence in and
[6:17] outside of the game so if this video
[6:19] gets say five likes I'll make that video
[6:21] ASAP the fifth and last tip is to stop
[6:24] changing your settings and agents that
[6:27] you play stop I mean stop changing your
[6:30] settings every round and changing agents
[6:32] every game and expect to consistently
[6:35] perform and aim at your best I know tens
[6:38] does it but again he has thousands upon
[6:41] thousands of hours in FPS games which
[6:44] allows him to literally play on any
[6:46] setting imagable because of this however
[6:50] you most likely don't stop changing your
[6:52] sense after every whiff or change your
[6:55] agent after every unfortunate game you
[6:57] have stick to what works and what has
[7:00] been working when I reached a moral for
[7:01] my first time I suuck to three agents
[7:04] Max and played them and mastered them
[7:06] all the way until I reached the mortal
[7:08] and if you think that the agent you play
[7:09] doesn't affect your aim you are
[7:11] wholeheartedly mistaken there are some
[7:13] agents geared to more fast and tracking
[7:16] mechanics such as rays and some agents
[7:18] that focus on more slow and methodical
[7:21] aiming Styles like SOA switching over to
[7:23] different roles and agents messes up
[7:25] your overall Tempo in the game and your
[7:28] play style they have been developing
[7:29] subconsciously over your whole time
[7:31] playing valant so I'm making this so
[7:33] much harder for yourself and trust your
[7:35] intuition trust the process and most
[7:38] importantly trust yourself you are good
[7:40] enough to reach your goals but you need
[7:42] to stick it out and stop changing what
[7:44] is working for you just because of a
[7:46] couple poor performances thanks everyone
[7:48] for watching today's video and I
[7:49] generally hoped you learned something
[7:51] today again if you haven't already make
[7:53] sure to join my Discord in the
[7:55] description to meet like-minded players
[7:57] who are striving to improve in valent
[7:59] just like you also shoot me a DM if you
[8:01] feel stuck or lost in valent and need
[8:03] that extra push to reach that next level
[8:05] again thanks for watching and if you
[8:07] want to see my thought process in a
[8:08] moral 3 and radiant lobbies then make
[8:10] sure to check my last video where I do
[8:12] an in-depth breakdown each play I do