Aim Trainers Conclusion

After putting 300 hours into Aimlabs(dogshit coded software that barrely works; but it's for free) I can put my dick into fire safely and say that aim trainers are almost essential. For anyone that is a bit serious about the game it feels like a complete no brainer to not use aim trainers. But at the same time while I'm saying all this. It won't magicaly turn you into 100% hs aim god machine or it won't change the fact that you are hopeless hardstuck.

deathmatch clears

i mean bro aimlabs might be good for higher ranks but i think i peaked diamond solo queue with just 1 deathmatch before playing so i dont think aimlabs is really that essential(this act is really shitty for me but before i wasnt feeling that much problem). but yes on some days i think i cant aim properly and i lose to silvers and golds 😭

Kovaaks is much better if ur willing to spend some money. Also deathmatch/tdm helps a lot alongside it

Divine_Thunder [#3]

i mean bro aimlabs might be good for higher ranks but i think i peaked diamond solo queue with just 1 deathmatch before playing so i dont think aimlabs is really that essential(this act is really shitty for me but before i wasnt feeling that much problem). but yes on some days i think i cant aim properly and i lose to silvers and golds 😭

Majority of pros never touched aim trainer. And it doesn't change anything on my point.

KILLISR [#5]

Majority of pros never touched aim trainer. And it doesn't change anything on my point.

Im pretty sure most of them use it

Ultime [#4]

Kovaaks is much better if ur willing to spend some money. Also deathmatch/tdm helps a lot alongside it

Ofc, I agree deathmatches are goated in the end. I meant more like aim trainers being part of the "training program" is essential.

KILLISR [#7]

Ofc, I agree deathmatches are goated in the end. I meant more like aim trainers being part of the "training program" is essential.

Yeah, I 100% agree. Looking at people like oxy, I think what sets them apart is aim training for hrs a day

Whatever you do don't aim train extensively before matches,aim train some other time for 30 mins everyday to minimise aim faitgue,maybe warmup for 5 mins in your fav senarios and 1 DM.
Try these playlists
KovaaKsClickingForestgreenBuff - Smoothness
KovaaKsCounterstrafingFraggedJump - Click Timing
KovaaKsPullingMehDiff - Micros
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KovaaKsDroppingGoldenrodCinematic - Static
Also Kovaaks >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Aimlabs (unless you are a broke boy then Aimlabs is fine)

ive noticed its useful until a certain point theres definitely a falloff if youre trying to optimize the time to rank up. after you get semi-decent its better to focus on keeping your mental up and making correct decisions.

trooves [#10]

ive noticed its useful until a certain point theres definitely a falloff if youre trying to optimize the time to rank up. after you get semi-decent its better to focus on keeping your mental up and making correct decisions.

I think from like iron 1 - mid gold it's best to focus on your aim
High gold and up focus on positioning abilities reading the map ect.

lowkey vlr could rewrite kovaaks, there's enough talent

Prancer [#11]

I think from like iron 1 - mid gold it's best to focus on your aim
High gold and up focus on positioning abilities reading the map ect.

yea like personally i dont care about valorant enough to dedicate 30+ minutes a day training aim, and over the years ive developed a decent aim just by playing the game.

some good players have never used aim trainers, i wouldn't say it's essential but if you're willing to put in the time it may make you a better player.

KILLISR [#5]

Majority of pros never touched aim trainer. And it doesn't change anything on my point.

this was true in maybe 2021

Does your dick feel good tho?