Greetings users.
Let’s talk aiming, as some of you may be newer to the experience. We all start somewhere.
Getting better at aiming is a surefire way to up your game in first-person shooters. We've all been there – missing that crucial headshot or feeling the pressure during a clutch moment. Here are four chill tips to help you step up your aiming game in FPS!
Aiming isn't just about flexing your muscle memory. It's also about understanding the game's mechanics and some other cool stuff. Let's break it down!
Figure Out Where You Can Improve
A bunch of gamers spend hours practicing their aim, which is awesome if aiming is your weak spot. But aiming in general has so many variables, and practicing the wrong thing won't help you get better.
A cool trick, though a bit painful, is to check out the enemy's kill cam (if available). See where you messed up. Was it your position, gamesense, tracking, gaming gear or just slow reaction time? Take notes on where you can do better and train specifically for that using aim trainers like Aim Labs or KovaaK's. Also, be sure to grind out your game more too.
Improving your K/D ratio isn't a walk in the park if you're not sure what's causing it to tank. Even the way you hold your gaming mouse might be holding you back!
Practice, Practice, Practice
Once you figure out what needs work, whether it's gear or gamesense, the next step is practice. Flickshots, tracking, and all that jazz depend on practice and memory – both muscle and regular.
Use aim trainers like Aim Labs or KovaaK's, and don't forget to practice in your favorite game too. Different games throw in variables like weapon spread and recoil, so get used to it. Play unranked if you can and tweak sensitivity settings if needed.
Finding that perfect setup might feel tricky at first, but it's worth it. Regular practice, plus tips from pros and game-specific advice, will keep you getting better. And don't forget to take breaks to keep the fatigue at bay. Your journey to being an aim boss is a steady climb!
Best of all, there’s a lot of aiming coaches, and aiming communities where you can seek advice, share clips for feedback and more. This is an awesome way to truly get some great feedback.
Check Out Your Gaming Gear
Outdated gaming gear can totally affect even the best gamers out there. Think mouse, keyboard, and all that jazz, including your computer hardware and internet speed.
When it comes to aiming, your gaming mouse and mouse pad are like a dynamic duo. Look for features like a top-notch sensor, DPI, and a mouse that's not too heavy. A lighter mouse lets you move faster – just be ready for a little adjustment period. And if you can, grab a mouse with low input latency for that extra edge.Pick a gaming mouse that fits your grip style is also incredibly important.
For mouse pads, choose one that matches your playstyle – fast for run-and-gun or quick target acquisition or control for pinpoint accuracy. If you’re looking for a mouse pad that truly lasts the test of time, by remaining exceptionally quick yet accurate, be sure to check out our SP-004 Glass Pad.
Get Some Gamesense!
Gamesense isn't some mystical thing – it's a skill you can totally learn. Ever had that moment where you just know where the enemy is without even thinking about it? That's gamesense kicking in.
FPS games usually have specific spots for enemy respawns, camping, and objectives. Get to know every nook and cranny of the map – it'll give you a vibe for what's happening without even trying. Play more, watch livestreams, and try maps you're not crazy about to stay on top of your game.
Best of all, you can totally get a grip on this by keeping it in mind while you play your favorite shooter.
