HELP: How do you guys improve your aim

Plat player here I suck at the FKING game no matter how much I play, I always lose in fights where I have the advantage and I always set myself up for fights like those because it's the only way I can kill my opponent.

I do team deathmatch before comp to improve my aim but I get clapped by dia,asc and immortals.

Please state ur rank if u reply just curious

EDIT: is there any peeking methods I can learn

What I've learned:
Get better mental, believe you'll win the fights. Try lowering sens. Btw what sens are u guys on

Immortal player here.

idk i just shoot people.

Maybe do the range a lil too? That helped me be more consistent. I do the medium bots and the strafe bots.

good sens and practice imo

instalock duelist and swing everything(i'm also plat)

u need to find a good sens for urself preferably low sens

I stopped caring and it made me into a better player somehow lol. I used to play super safe and try my hardest to win and I had like a 0.8 kd with a 20% hs. This act I've just been instalocking deadlock and running at the enemies and my stats have improved significantly so in my experience the less you worry about the result the better you'll play

currently asc 3 as I haven't played that much but my peak is immo 3 500rr and I usually end around immo 3.

not even gonna lie on a good day plats/diamonds can out aim ascendants like the gap really isn’t that big esp if u hold off angles

im dia but i’ve gotten some asc in my lobbies sometimes which dont look special but i cant tell if they’re just washed

As a plat player who also has had a slump recently I just try my best if I have a 6 game loss streak I'll win 6 games somewhere down the road and try to not get tilted by your teammates (idk why but all the diamonds I get are always shit I honestly think gold players are better anyway)

watch the demon1 aim routine 2024 that shit will help you out 🔥 🐐

get better

it's genetics you're done

I have great aim from doing endless 1v1s back is csgo but I was losing a lot of duels when I moved to valorant, realised it was mostly my confidence and movement

as soon as I fixed my confidence and movement, I started winning duels and nowadays (even though im playing on a second account to play with my friends) I have a 60% duel win rate on smokes

for improving your aim, really focus on what is your problem, look at the DMs and focus on different things, make sure your sens feel right and if it does feel right NEVER change it if you want to stay consistent

watch a vod from s0m

Good crosshair placement and game sense, the rest you will learn playing, maybe a lil bit of dm, but not too much, watch vods, learn how to punish players, work on your movement, find a good sens, play a lot of games, study where are you struggling, the "aim" part is a lil bit of what it takes to kill in this game, learn everything about every agent, i got ascendant one year ago, watching vods and with a friend giving me coach, aimlabs will not help you bro

Edit: a lot of young people have good aim because they ate fps since they were little, its a thing that you become good at overtime, just not play mindless, try to internalize everything that you learn, eventually you will do everything automatically

I pretty much only use DMs to aim train, but I try to practice movement and crosshair placement. It's actually helped me a lot, like my aim has improved significantly as a result. I do think my sens/dpi combo is a little too high, but I've been using it for so long that I don't want to change it.

I'm a low elo player (G3 peak), but I do think that just practicing on specific aspects of taking gunfights, not just straight-up aim, will help a lot. Just working on movement or where you're putting your crosshair when holding angles, will honestly help your aim more than flicking, or spray control.

If you're wondering about how to improve performance, I think just try to improve your mental. Tbh, you probably have better aim than you think, you just have to make sure you're not getting frustrated from slow starts. I have shit mental, and something that helped was putting on music at low volume. It helped take my mind off the game to the point where even after slow starts my aim would pick up eventually. Sometimes all you really need is just to hit that one shot, and your aim just comes alive.