OSU or Aimlabs ? kovaak 2.0 trash and paid also
Just played OSU and I dont know what to do
Aimlabs better for me
dexter000111 [#3]Deathmatch
Yeah was good before i help me to know the crosshair placement but still i hate dm because people will hold a angle , holding with a awp , rng , odin and it feel frustrating
Thunder1 [#4]Yeah was good before i help me to know the crosshair placement but still i hate dm because people will hold a angle , holding with a awp , rng , odin and it feel frustrating
The thing is if u keep worrying about dying in dm, it'll be counter productive.
Don't worry about winning a DM.
Just use it as a way to practice map-specific crosshair placement and map knowledge
OSU is 2D aim trainer not for 3D but is very fun game
Aimlabs and Kovaaks are 3D aim trainers and are good, I'd say Kovaaks > Aimlabs. IDK what made you say "kovaak 2.0 trash and paid also" but Kovaaks is superior to Aimlabs atleast for now and how slow the Aimlabs development is going on. As one of the guys above said try joining different communities that guides you through aim training like Voltaic.
jade_ [#17]deathmatch>>>>
kovaaks (and maybe aimlab idk never played it) is also useful but if you dm with a purpose (xhair placement, movement, etc) it's the best to improve
osu is completely useless to improve aim, don't even consider it
osu is not completely useless
you are working on your fine motor skills and learning how to be comfortable with your hand and mouse
of course it shouldn't be used as the primary aim trainer for valorant players, but it can serve its purpose and is a good complimentary tool
raka_gg [#21]osu is not completely useless
you are working on your fine motor skills and learning how to be comfortable with your hand and mouse
of course it shouldn't be used as the primary aim trainer for valorant players, but it can serve its purpose and is a good complimentary tool
i mean it can be helpful if you've never used a mouse before sure, i've played it for 200 hours, but it really doesn't transfer to valorant in terms of actual improvement beyond just the absolute basics