Key Takeaways from Aim Coaching EliGE
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- čas přidán 27. 06. 2024
- Please check out the coaching overview document I made for Complexity's EliGE via the following link:
bit.ly/elige-amped-doc
For any pro players in TacFPS who are interested in elevating their aim mechanics even further to get that critical advantage over your opponents, find the plan that works for you at voltaic.gg/coaching. Work with world-class aimers like me, @cartoonfps, @Lorys, @MINIGOD1337, as well as several other talented and intelligent aim trainers in honing your skills with cutting-edge Aimlabs practice.
Hope you guys enjoyed this short glimpse at the amazing work we are doing with Voltaic Amped. The future is bright for aim training, and the benefits offered by it really do have no limits.
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I read your AMA on reddit about a month ago and have been watching your videos for a bit now. Thank you for your insight! It's been helping me focus and improve on areas in my training. Hope to see more great content from you in the future!
Alright Matty, you convinced me. I'm working on GM scores now and I said Nova/GMC was my goal, but we're going for celestial now.
progress check
@@Veesu I’ve been busy (full time school and work), but I do have a GM score now. :p I started focusing on Valorant specific aim for the time being as well
good job :) good luck with everything@@dietsuKi
@@Veesu thank you! I really appreciate it. I’ll update when I have some more GM scores :p
@@dietsuKi update
Really amazing video and well put together!
5:20 does an artist ever win at art? Ranks mean nothing, they are just skill signifiers tied to the rest of the community as a whole for matchmaking based purposes. An artist never stops improving, finding new things to make their art better, or new twists to pull on a piece. You don't stop training your aim, problems beget solutions, and solutions beget more problems. Evolution is eternal, so therefore so is improvement. Great video! I've been getting into aim training because while I am a great counter strike player, I've never been able to call myself a great aimer. While I've worked really hard for my aim, I rely a lot on positioning and timing and outplay rather than the ability to simply win a gunfight through aim. Appreciate your channel, keep making great content on aiming, it helps people like me A LOT.
Same thing here! I wouldn’t call myself a great valorant player, but I’ve reached radiant in soloq with 0.8 KD thanks to my calls and positioning. But now it’s time to rely more on winning them 1vX’s.
love your "coaching style" videos always motivating and informative
i think the future for you Matty will be these kind of videos where you talk about these concepts and teach others how to improve, very cool video btw
really good video, it's nice to see confirmation of my own opinions about aim training from top1
ur the goat for giving us eliges routine thats some good ass tools to utilise, ima yoink and rinse that daily ty
fan of the starcraft music in the background
Great video, thank you a ton for providing the document too! Very insightful, would love something similar focused on tracking for an overwatch player maybe.
I'd love to cover tracking as a video in this fashion, but Amped currently only focuses on tacFPS, which is not tracking heavy. I'll look to it in other content unless we expand, and I get an OW/Apex client I can experiment tracking tasks with.
@@mattyow777 Sounds fantastic, looking forward to it and thanks for the reply!
great vid
this is sick
Thanks a lot for sharing all this info! Keep up the great work!
Two questions about sensitivity: did Elige changed his ingame sensitivity after the training or did he kept the same? He has quite a fast one and I was curious if the aim training affected it.
The other one is if he changed sens for each task or used the same one (the same from cs)?
hey Matty, do you have your fingertips gliding across the mousepad during gàmeplay or is ít floating? thanks again for your vids!
impressive also with this high sensitivity of elige
Matty, do you know where I could find proper writing or guides on the map design of scenarios for the different forms of aim training? I already know how to edit scenarios by hand in KvKs. I have a particular use case requiring bespoke custom scenarios I want to experiment with that I hypothesized a few months ago but the biggest thing holding me back was that I had to guess what people were thinking when they made specific scenarios, such as those in the Voltaic playlists and that heavily limited the amount of changes I could make. I recently found time to try again and any help would be greatly appreciated.
Hey @MattyOW I am playing Overwatch and use 103 fov there. Im struggling on some scenarios in Kovaak's for Voltaic benchmarks. I feel it's related partly due to lack of field of view, would u recommend staying on 103 FOV in Kovaak's or is it ok to aim train with 125 FOV? I dont know how to approach it. Many Thanks!
Hi Matty, can you please make the playlist in kovaaks?
Could u share a task list for CS on KovaaK's?
Would you recommend sticking to 1 sens when it's for a game like CS2? And do you believe certain sens' are bad? I myself play at 1600 0.325. I've played on it for a while, but always wondered if it's bad to go that low, or if it's fine, and I should just keep practicing.
I've never heard someone say Twistzz that way before...
W starcraft music
Do you play SC?
Used to
What should I do if I feel tension the most in my biceps when going for speed?
Matty you didn't mentioned Apex. That's mean apex is for noobs? What sensitivity feels good for you in Apex cm/360? Your new subscriber :-)
Hi matty .. any tips for gigantic hand gamers .. my hand is 22,5cm length - 13cm width like what mouse to use .... what grip ... why is everything so small ..... idk
is there any sense of playing tasks beyond your skill level? for example advanced aimlab voltaic benchmarks instead of intermediate.
No wonder he’s so well at complexity lol
I have a question can u aim train with a regular control or it has to be a mouse and keyboard just wondering
You can aim train on controller aswell
@@omegaPhix are u a proffesional?
@@sergiocazares5564 no I dont think he is but there are lots of pros that switch to controller in games with busted aimassist (like in apex or cod) and aim train on controller
@@sergiocazares5564 No, but I
Nice sc2 terran theme :)
Looks so good with white walls and black dots, how do I change to it? Anyone help? Thanks
200 a week for an 8 week plan and i was thinking i could maybe get some aim coaching from matty for fortnite lmao
Whats the song in the background it sounds so familiar
how much time a day for training?
Can i transfer this Aim Lab routine in kovaaks?
Hit me up Matty, I'm an absolute specimen, I have ~2k hours spread across about 2 years on kovaaks and I believe I might not even be voltaic diamond yet and I'm even worse in my main game (Apex, ~2k hours too). I dont really mind but if that's not a special case I don't know what is, I'm probably bottom of the barrel in terms of progress 😂
You must be doing something really bad becouse its kinda impossible to be that bad with that much time spent
@@francu125 it's clearly very much possible my friend
I think you're supposed to hit him up.. not the other way around
your approach to aim training must be wrong because spending that much time has to demonstrate progress unless you're doing it wrong
@@francu125 It's not impossible, aim training progress is highly dependent on how easily your brain can change itself off of feedback which is a genetic trait, whether or not you have an essential tremor and how severe it is (also genetic) and your general hand eye coordination is a factor as well, if you have bad handwriting (something most learn early in life and gets sewn into muscle memory very quickly) you're probably going to have relatively worse aim to most other people who have normal or good handwriting. OP could also have a bad setup/settings, it takes longer to get gains on a worse setup so changing that could improve their progress immediately. OP could also have started with really bad habits, which if unaddressed within the first 50 hours can almost permanently bottleneck your progression speed and lower your maximum ceiling as well. Age could also be a factor, the older you are the slower you progress in general although some older ppl still have better ability to progress.
It's also important to remember that most of the people who are Nova level or above either breezed through up to and past Diamond in less than 200hrs or they completely skipped the easy and low intermediate level with no practice and just started at Jade+. rA Lukyn is probably the most extreme example on the fast end, as he's hit Celestial rank in around 900hrs. Dracoo is also another example, he played an assload of speedclicking (which most middle rank players parrot as "bad") yet he's Astra and has the same amount of time I have in aim trainers. Even Matty himself who started at Jade plus, hit Astra in 1k hrs and is now #1 in the world, despite people like VT cesar having 150% more hours. As such it's entirely reasonable to believe that people on both ends of the talent spectrum exist where unlike ppl like Matty, Lukyn, Dracoo etc. started high and quickly got to the top, other people exist who start low and climb slowly to the middle.
I'm in a similar boat although not quite as extreme as OP's case. I spent close to 1k hrs in aim trainers over the last 4 years (started at Silver 1 on S3 Voltaic) and barely got Diamond with 3 Jade scores so far on S4 Voltaic and I do very similar training to what guys like Silky Crisp and Lowgravity do yet it's taken me twice as long for a rank 3 tiers below their progression.
Most of the time when people copy other people's progress routines they're told "you have to find what works for you" yet when people have struggle with progression they're told "they aren't doing it right" which implies there is a correct way. I think it would be interesting to see top aim trainers weigh in on this, since in the general community I see so much debate on whether or not there is a specific way to reach a good level (GM+). Idk, agree or disagree but all of this should be decent food for thought.
tracking content when?
What is the Task in minute 4:30?
ow!
Is he still palm gripping?
i'm VT noob and a 9-5 average joe lol 🤣
I love Elige but Twistzz is easily the number one rifler 😝
I know it's a bit toxic but is it possible for you to change your mic / audio settings or if not buy a new mic. The peaking of your mic audio is a bit dissatisfying
Agree. I think it's just the chainsawy sound of the Logitech Lightspeed 2 headset.
It doesn’t sound that terrible. Could also just be poor recording settings
Aim trainers are exhausting for low sens players.
That’s why u should use high sens espencially cause people who only low sens have bad ft control
Don't let your sens define you.
Low sens shouldnt exhaust u
Most of the world record holder are doing flick and tracking scenarios on 80-150cm/360
@@Primafaveo that is completely untrue. Clover is the best tracking player and is celestial static with extremely high sensitivity. Matty is also not using above 70 cm for anything. I dont think there are many people that do this and if they do its just score farming
All this just to get pooped on by donk
No wonder north american cs is a joke if they need coaching from some aimtrainer bot. 😂
Facts.
i aint american but majority of cs players would place much worse in aim training than apex or quake players, aiming is a skill at which u can always improve even simple can get better aim but his aim is already good enough to compete at the top level so its not really needed as theres much more to cs than aiming and this guy is not a bot he was top 500 in overwatch
@@wodkdnwiwondsn Elige is not a good example of a truly aim heavy cs player.
MattyOW is best a big fish in a small pond when it comes to what ingame skill i have seen from him. (especially after OW2 got even BIGGER hitboxes).
The true top tier mechanical skill players i seen in 30 years of gaming are actually not specialist but overall players when it comes to shooters in general.
Have a look at this: czcams.com/video/VYHpPW0hqcc/video.html
And
czcams.com/video/G2WYX7wN3MU/video.html
Both these are quake 3 CPMA players and cs 1.6 amongst other games.
all of this but still cannot beat zywhoo , flamez spinx, and The Mongolz lmfao.