You can practice strafing by stopping with ad and then shooting and repeating ( u have videos about it on yt), its like aim, u have to start slowly (so u cant fail) and u will get better at it with time ( faster). Combining CoD-style arcade shooting and pure silliness, Arsenal is one of the most chill games on this list. But dont forget to get good 7-9 hours of sleep at the end of the day, it helps a lot in getting better.Īlso off-topic, as some here said already, crosshair placement is pretty important too, try to remember about that, compare your own placement with other pros and see what u have to work on, also movement will help a lot in a rank like iron to even immortal, peoply reaaally love to crouch spray which u can easily abuse by strafing. Also warmups should be short max 10 min in practice range tbh+ maybe 1-2 deathmatches if u really want toĪnd if u wanna practice aim do it slowly and smoothly dont flick like a monkey but try to be precise its about repetition, move from head to head slow precisely without over/underflicking and just practice, u will get faster and better with time, atleast im getting by doing that (im2 currently). Happy to address any questions/comments in the thread Timestamps: 00:00 - intro. The news agency VICE described Football Manager as 'the world's most influential video game. Hockey players can be on Defence then offence then D again in the span of three seconds. no way Shaq could have played hockey with his body type in those Suns years. Especially these days, every player has to be peak phiysical condition to skate up and down that ice. Aim train as much as u like but do it after the games not before. In my video I tried to point out situations in Apex that the scenarios in the routine are good for in terms of applied aim,' and by that I mean, applying fundamental aim mechanics to specific in-game situations. Since the natural aim of a simulation is to make it as. Everyone has to be on there 'game' to win.

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