wtf went wrong

i have started feeling very uncomfortable with my aiming it feels very shaky and when i lower my sens and dpi it becomes so slow that i cant even my crosshair .
it has killed the confidence i had in my aim helpp!!!!!!!!

dm with a spectre or some gun who have never dmed with. Don't try to play for kills just have some fun. Go run and gun people with an odin. Try using the op like a sniper. Try to run some people with a frenzy. and then BOOM, confidence back

did you increase your sens before you started feeling shaky????

anay [#3]

did you increase your sens before you started feeling shaky????

yep

now i never feel comfortable on any sens

change your sens, then go back to your old sens.

works for me whenever i slump

Just stop playing the game for a while, your aim feels bad basically because you dont really want to play the game or your tired when playing it

Rexx [#7]

Just stop playing the game for a while, your aim feels bad basically because you dont really want to play the game or your tired when playing it

probably this ig

Infiltrator_______ [#4]

yep

it has happened to me before. lower your sens back to what it was then go to the range and try to vandal one tap heads only..start slowly it would be very inconsistent at start but in around 30 min you would be back to your original aim

first question i would ask is do you have a good setup? if yes, that is great.

my advice for you to find your sensitivity (there are youtube videos about it but basically, you need to aim at one of the bots head and start moving, while moving you should easily keep track of the head, if you cant do it rn you should change your sens. (when you find the sens that fits you, you need to work daily on aimlab and polygon)

if you give more time your aim will be good, you just need to work on it.

the game is not only about aiming but if you have a good aim you can make very hard situations winnable. you also need to work on custom maps and find the best angles, work on agent abilities.

then you just enter the ranked and if you are lucky you will have good teammates, if you don't you just need to make the best out of it

frake_monster [#10]

first question i would ask is do you have a good setup? if yes, that is great.

my advice for you to find your sensitivity (there are youtube videos about it but basically, you need to aim at one of the bots head and start moving, while moving you should easily keep track of the head, if you cant do it rn you should change your sens. (when you find the sens that fits you, you need to work daily on aimlab and polygon)

if you give more time your aim will be good, you just need to work on it.

the game is not only about aiming but if you have a good aim you can make very hard situations winnable. you also need to work on custom maps and find the best angles, work on agent abilities.

then you just enter the ranked and if you are lucky you will have good teammates, if you don't you just need to make the best out of it

thanks man

try not playing val for some time and play some other games with mouse movement (cs surfing, aimlabs) to get yourself adjusted to your sens again

do aimlabs everyday for 5-10 mins before going into val, 3-5 reps of sixshot and headshot ascent, helps a lot w/ mouse control, and ensures you have the same feel, if you're aim feels shaky, do a couple reps of sixshot very slowly

Infiltrator_______ [#4]

yep

Stop changing your sens it literally will just make you worse

go to doctor!

It really helps me when i feel the same, but dont touch your sens

Just dm untill you physically cannot anymore

Happens to me all the time. Some weeks I feel like god and super comfortable with my aim and then next week I feel like I can't hit anything and feel super uncomfortable. Weird thing. I guess its also mental thing to some degree. When you feel confident you play better most of times while wise versa if you don't trust your own aim then you won't play well. Usually get really frustrated, so that doesn't help at all. I usually change mice, mousepads and sens during this, but its not good, just better to stay with old unless you truly believe its the sens that is stopping you.

never lower your sens when you feel bad at aiming - this means you are bad aimer.
record your aim mistakes then watch vods and decide on what part of aiming you must work: microflicking, centering, microadjusting etc.
then buy kovaaks and prac every day by 1-2h
dont play aimlabs its still shit

I put these symptoms into WebMD and its either malignant melanoma or constipation. Hope this helps

looklook [#15]

go to doctor!

tell doc that your aim is shaky and you can’t hit Marshall headshots anymore. He will understand

Same, i dk what went wrong but at the range i usually drop 25+ in medium, and around 20+ in hard, now i can't even hit 20 medium

I don’t recommend you change sens a lot that will cause you to relearn how to aim like you used to

the longer you use a sens, the more you get used to it. it might seem shaky rn, but after using it for a while, you will be able to control it so i would recommend not changing sens too often

This is what happens when u play valorant. U think your aim is good till u meet rank demons who not only one shot u , but have perfect utility usage and team play. Nothing works and you get own. Tilts u and your confidence is shot so much you feel like a slimy worm that deserve to be in the ground.