from the time we all started playing we all had to progress through different stages of skill and valor regardless of where you started there's a lot that every player must work on to reach their potential what's going on pro guys fam it's royal g haven't seen you guys in a while and today we have a video covering the stages of aim going from noob to pro whether that is learning the ropes of cross replacement or at the intermediate stages of incorporating movement into your aim each step is foundational to a player trying to perfect their mechanics and ballerina in this video we'll walk you guys through each of these stages and what we think is the most natural and efficient way for building up solid aim so don't forget to like and subscribe and let's jump right in so first things first although all the started valorent at different starting points due to prior fps experience there are certain aspects of valorement that we all had to figure out the first thing that i think everyone should be comfortable with are some of the settings in the game that are strictly personal preference this includes everything from picking the sensitivity that you feel unrestricted with your preferred graphical and resolution based settings and your designated keybinds for abilities these are entirely personal preference and we can't tell you what your sensitivity should be or what your ability binds are but being able to quickly react to situations with button presses that you're familiar with will be essential to your progression one thing that most players even at intermediate levels struggle with is finding their sensitivity so here's a quick test to see if your sensitivity is well suited for you basically just head into the range and move around while trying to keep your crosshair on top of a bot's head if you're able to keep up and it doesn't feel like you're struggling to keep it steady then that's generally a good sensitivity to work with the more familiar with your settings you are the more you can focus on actually progressing your abilities and if you're always stuck on choosing your settings then it's hard to focus on more important things like actually playing the game also try not to change your settings after you've found a comfortable sensitivity because changing your settings will often reset a part of your muscle memory that you build through aim training and playing the game i know tens does it all the time but if you hear what his teammates tell him you also realize that it's just not a good habit especially if you're not already amazing at the game tens has a justification for changing his sensitivity but it only applies to players who are at the apex of the game and not those who are still learning the ropes on that same note of learning the ropes the next thing new players should strive to do is to learn the layouts of each map now before you say wait but this video is talking about ape let me explain in a moment we'll be talking about cross replacement and one thing you'll come to realize is that cross replacement requires intention which means you need to know where you want to aim at first if you have no idea how the map feels or plays like then you naturally can't achieve good cross replacement because all the angles are foreign to you that's why you need to learn how to move around the map comfortably and keep an eye out for angles that enemies can come from for this i suggest either heading into a custom game
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