Get PERFECT Aim! (BEST METHOD) | Valorant Aim Guide

[00:00] do you aim like a potato and want to

[00:01] actually

[00:05] improve well that's good news because

[00:07] wanting to be better is the first step

[00:08] in the right direction hey this is s and

[00:10] before you ask yes I'm a radiant who was

[00:12] originally placed in silver 2 so I think

[00:15] I have a good idea on how to improve

[00:16] your aim and this isn't going to be that

[00:18] generic Pro guides video where I'll be

[00:19] telling you guys about Crosshair

[00:20] placement no no no in this video I'll be

[00:23] giving you guys genuine advice to hit

[00:24] more shots that I use for my grind into

[00:26] radiant the routine that I will show you

[00:28] guys is easy to remember fun to do easy

[00:31] to complete and most importantly shows

[00:33] amazing results so stay tuned as I'll be

[00:35] going over that later in the video first

[00:37] I'll be going over crucial settings that

[00:39] impact the way you aim train the first

[00:40] major setting that you should focus on

[00:42] is mouse acceleration many people don't

[00:43] even realize that they have this enabled

[00:45] just look up Mouse settings on Windows

[00:47] go over to additional Mouse options and

[00:50] from there go to pointer options here

[00:52] you can see enhanced pointer Precision I

[00:54] highly suggest turning this off if you

[00:56] want consistent aim this option is

[00:58] basically a mouse acceleration meaning

[01:00] that your mouse movements speed up

[01:01] exponentially if you want to build

[01:02] muscle memory it is important to turn

[01:04] off the setting you may notice that your

[01:06] mouse feels faster so lowering your DPI

[01:08] can be a good idea before you start to

[01:10] aim train you want to make sure you're

[01:11] on a comfortable sensitivity many people

[01:13] underestimate the importance of finding

[01:14] the perfect sense what I recommend is

[01:16] turning on eliminated 50 in the range

[01:18] try tracking the Bots from close and far

[01:20] ranges increase or decrease your

[01:22] sensitivity in small intervals

[01:24] accordingly if you can't track the

[01:25] targets perfectly that's okay because we

[01:27] haven't started the aim training yet

[01:28] just make sure it's comfortable and you

[01:30] stick with it aim is a very general word

[01:32] and can be broken into two main

[01:34] categories passive and mechanical aim

[01:36] mechanical aim is one most people think

[01:38] of when they hear the word aim basically

[01:40] it is how well you can move your

[01:41] Crosshair from one point to another this

[01:43] skill can be refined with mus memory and

[01:45] a lot of aim training it is essentially

[01:47] your raw aim and mouse control that

[01:49] carries from game to game if you get

[01:50] good scores in Cox and aim Labs that's

[01:52] probably means you have really good

[01:53] mechanical aim passive aim is rather

[01:55] different it is developed through game

[01:57] sense and differs from game to game in

[01:59] valerant passive aim is generally

[02:00] referred to as Crosshair placement the

[02:02] point of passive aim is to assist

[02:03] mechanical aim to make it easier to land

[02:05] shots it is the act of placing a

[02:07] Crosshair where you expect enemies to be

[02:09] in order to decrease the movements of

[02:10] your mouse in the best case scenario you

[02:12] won't even need mechanical aim at all

[02:14] and just let your passive aim do all the

[02:16] work however minor mechanical

[02:18] adjustments will be necessary as no one

[02:20] can perfectly predict enemy movements

[02:21] and positioning many Pros have passive

[02:23] aim down to the needle allowing them to

[02:25] be extremely consistent as they don't

[02:27] need to rely on Flix and mechanical

[02:29] skill to save them in this aim guide I

[02:30] will show our routine to train both

[02:32] passive and mechanical aim however don't

[02:34] forget that these two work together so

[02:36] generally you will be working on both

[02:37] skills with an emphasis on a specific

[02:39] one so now this is the part of the video

[02:41] that most of you guys have been waiting

[02:43] for my radiant aim routine to get

[02:45] perfect aim practice may not make you

[02:46] perfect but the perfect practice will

[02:48] you need to be practicing the best aim

[02:50] routine in order to get the most

[02:51] Improvement possible that is why I came

[02:53] up with this routine I'm about to show

[02:55] you guys although there isn't a specific

[02:57] order I made the name just for this

[02:59] video so it's easier to to remember I

[03:00] call it the prems method practice Bots

[03:03] recoil control easy Bots medium Bots

[03:06] straight SL movement practice first

[03:08] let's begin with the practice Bots this

[03:10] may seem very easy and simple to do

[03:12] however there's a lot of things that go

[03:13] into this if you want to get the most

[03:14] out of your aim training first you want

[03:16] to make sure your Crosshair doesn't move

[03:17] vertically at all focus on keeping your

[03:19] Crosshair on head level ideally you

[03:21] should only move your mouse left and

[03:22] right these practice Bots should build

[03:24] micro flick as shooting these is the

[03:26] same as getting into a 100 small

[03:28] gunfights a minute you should care y

[03:30] focus on going slow and not over/ under

[03:32] flicking muscle memory is a crucial part

[03:34] in being consistent since muscle memory

[03:36] has no difference in good or bad habits

[03:38] it is important to be practicing the

[03:40] correct way at first I suggest you go

[03:42] slowly and aim directly in the middle of

[03:44] the head if you're over flicking then go

[03:46] slower it should be a smooth movement I

[03:48] highly recommend listening to music

[03:49] while completing this routine as it will

[03:51] make it more fun and enjoyable I usually

[03:53] count my routine in terms of songs most

[03:55] songs are 2 to 3 minutes in length so

[03:57] two songs usually equate to about 5

[03:58] minutes I re recommend doing these

[04:00] practice Bots for roughly two songs or

[04:02] until you feel bored or worn out moving

[04:04] on to recoil control this is the same as

[04:06] spray control and can be practiced

[04:07] literally anywhere on a wall or just in

[04:09] the practice range I suggest turning off

[04:11] infinite ammo and going over to The

[04:12] Recoil bot on the side I usually do

[04:14] about 30 m but it doesn't matter too

[04:16] much I keep doing full sprays on the

[04:18] target until I run out of ammo then I

[04:19] switch to the Vandal and repeat the

[04:21] process this ensures you don't Whi a 30

[04:23] bullet spray on a guy standing still and

[04:25] should only take about 2 minutes to do

[04:27] however generally you shouldn't be

[04:28] spraying with rifles too much in the

[04:29] first place so this is kind of like a

[04:30] backup plan in case you don't instant

[04:32] headshot them moving on to easy Bots

[04:34] many of you guys are probably saying

[04:35] that hard Bots are harder meaning you

[04:37] will improve more right well that's

[04:39] where you're wrong because doing the

[04:40] hard Bots will make you develop bad

[04:42] habits because the Bots are going too

[04:43] fast this is especially true if you're

[04:45] new to FPS games and valerant so unless

[04:47] you're consistently getting 29 or 30 on

[04:49] hard Bots I suggest that you listen to

[04:51] what I have to say doing the easy Bots

[04:53] is well easy but the point of doing them

[04:55] is to build good muscle memory with the

[04:57] right fundamentals professional

[04:59] basketball players do simple shots to

[05:00] practice and perfect their form they

[05:02] don't only do the hardest shots thinking

[05:04] that they will improve so the goal here

[05:06] is to land every shot without over or

[05:08] under flicking it gives you a lot of

[05:10] time so don't rush your shot and make

[05:12] sure you get that smooth one tap the

[05:14] best guns to use are sheriffs and

[05:15] Guardians this is because they're very

[05:17] accurate and because you can't spray

[05:19] with them like I said the goal is to go

[05:21] for steady one Taps so that there is no

[05:22] point in spraying with medium Bots you

[05:24] want to do the same thing while keeping

[05:26] the same fundamentals in mind you should

[05:27] try to do it from close medium and far

[05:29] ranges to give you the best possible

[05:31] practice here you will begin to notice

[05:32] that your aim feels better and more

[05:34] crisp where before you were making

[05:35] multiple Mouse movements and adjustments

[05:37] and now you should see that your aim is

[05:38] one fluid motion with minimal

[05:40] adjustments I like to incorporate my

[05:41] movement into my routine as well this is

[05:43] where the straight part comes into play

[05:45] I suggest going eliminate 50 and taking

[05:47] a rifle go on the side of the range

[05:49] instead of the middle this is because in

[05:50] the middle you will have to move your

[05:51] mouse a lot farther off your screen for

[05:53] more realistic practice I go on the side

[05:55] where the Bots spawn in my POV from here

[05:57] I strafe with the A and D keys while

[05:59] tracking the Bots after a second I come

[06:01] to a complete stop before firing my

[06:02] bullet this should improve your tracking

[06:04] movement and discipline that you do not

[06:06] move and shoot your first bullet is the

[06:07] most accurate so it is not a good idea

[06:09] to waste it due to moving while shooting

[06:11] once you complete this your mechanical

[06:12] aim should be all ready and warmed up

[06:14] this aim routine isn't too concrete so

[06:16] feel free to change around some things

[06:17] and do exercises that you enjoy the most

[06:19] to completely solidify your aim I

[06:21] suggest going into a death match or two

[06:23] and practice crossair placement this

[06:25] will help you greatly within your

[06:26] passive aim try to remove your mouet as

[06:28] little as you need in in order to land a

[06:30] head shot with your movement you should

[06:31] also practice jiggle peaking angles and

[06:33] not exposing your entire body a big part

[06:35] of getting easy kills is good movement

[06:37] I'll make a movement guide soon in the

[06:38] future so look forward to that don't

[06:40] forget that time and effort will pay off

[06:41] guys so don't ever stop grinding with

[06:43] that being said this guy took me a

[06:44] really long time to make so I would

[06:46] appreciate if you guys subscribed thank

[06:47] you guys for watching peace