summarize this video and give me the key takeways: this playlist is what I used
to take my aim to the next level
and reach Voltaic masters
for the second time
I broke all of my plateaus after playing on this playlist
for a few days and I'm gonna teach you guys what it is
how you should be playing it
and how you can change it based on your current
skill level
that before I can just give you guys the playlist code
I have to explain to the 3 parts is broken down into
The Maps and How To Play Them
the first part is warm up
for the warm up we have two maps
we have smooth your wrist
and VT Anti centering Valorant
these two maps are meant to warm up your aim
warm up your wrist and warm up your arm when you play
and as you might know from my other videos
if you watch them
I used to have an issue with my wrist almost jumping
whenever I aim
it felt like it would shake whenever I try to aim
and playing these maps every single day
with different sensitivities
allowed for me to smooth out my wrist and make it
so I can make fine adjustments
without that jitteriness that I had before
the first two maps are pretty simple
on the way you play it
if you know that your issue is your wrist
and you wanna fine tune that specifically
what I do is I raise my sensitivity very high
so that whenever I'm playing the maps
I basically only use my wrist to aim at the targets
and all you really do is smoothly track it
it's pretty simple
but if I wanna use my arm to practice
I lower my sensitivity and then focus on using my arm
whenever I'm tracking the two targets
it's pretty much an issue specific warm up
you have to decide what your problem is for that
the next part of the playlist is a precision part
I've been really into TAC FPS games lately
and I've noticed that my hit confirmation
kind of stinks
and my kill confirmation stinks
I started loading up four different maps
the first map is 6 sphere hipFire Voltaic extra small
this map is really great for forcing you into
proper technique
and really working on those fine adjustments
to be very precise
and I've noticed that really hard maps like this
really translate into real games
and I actually just had a friend of mine DMed
me about how much he loved this playlist
and how much he loved the 6 sphere HipFire in it
but it makes sense because people like him that play CSgo
or Valorant it's really good for that
so if you play those two games
it'll be amazing for you
the next one up is VT Multiclick 120 Pokeball
now the reason why I play this
one is because I'm able to make fast
far flicks and focus on my hit confirmation
and my speed at the exact same time
if you've never played a Pokeball map before
I recommend that you hold down
left click the entire time
similar to what you would do if
you were spraying in a real game
and you wanna be able to make smooth
fine adjustments between each target
and you wanna focus on getting faster and faster
every single time
and then the last two maps are
VT 1 wall 3 targets and VT 1 wall 5 targets
these are more of benchmarks for me
so I see where my aim is at currently
and see how much I've really improved
and it also helps me see what my specific issues are
now the final set of playlists
are the ones that are really helpful to me
and these smoothed out my aim
and it made me feel so much better whenever I played
the first set of them are two track stop maps
now this is where the customization comes in
almost all of the maps that I tell you
you guys can look up on Kovaaks and if you look them up
there will be easier versions of them up there
and you can change this playlist
for whatever your skill level is
but for me
I did Track Stop Grandmaster
and Track Stop Grandmaster close
these two maps help me focus on my smoothness
and my ability to track a target
and quickly react to a direction change
because before I started playing these everyday
whenever I would track a target
especially in track stop maps
I would follow the targets
and then he would change directions
and I would almost like vibrate on him
shaking on him
cause it was like my brain couldn't realize
you can stop he's not moving
calm down you know
I was very panicky on it
so I made sure to have a regular
hard version and a close version
so that I could train both of those problems
and it helped me smooth out my aim
and help me realize how to go from a fast flick
to a smooth follow now
the next three maps are mostly for fine control
and fine motor movements
and what I mean by that is these three maps
the targets move in ways that train specific issues
like the first one which is Smooth Sphere Master
Smooth Sphere is basically
if you ever played against Smooth Bot
it's the same thing but a much smaller target
so you have to be much more precise
with your long tracking and what you do is
you just follow the target and make smooth motions
you don't wanna flick at them
which I've seen many people do
you don't wanna try and flick to keep up
you wanna try to keep up in one smooth motion
not really flicking at them
or trying to jitter on them to try and get points
or try to get accuracy up
for the next one it's control sphere grandmaster
this one is more of tiny movements
with a bot is making small micro movements
and this I found helped a lot with my in game
precise movements
like whenever I was doing micro adjustments in game
I found that this kind of tracking helped me a lot
because my body was able to make
very small and precise movements because of it
and then the third one in this tier is precise sphere
which this one I use because it was almost a perfect
combination of both of them
you wouldn't know if the bot was making long
far movements or short precise movements
and this really
forced me into being very adaptable with my aim
because I was able to read a target
and change the way I was tracking
based on what they were doing
which is more similar to what happens in real games
and then the final three I specifically use
to help myself track targets in depth
and what that means is a lot of targets in Kovaaks
and different maps like that
they all move in the Xy plane
so they're only moving left
right and up and down
and I added 3 maps that also move in the Z plane
which means moves towards you or moves away from you
because I've noticed when I was playing real matches
anytime a target moved towards me or away from me
it would mess me up and I would completely wiff
so I added Precision XYZ Master
I added Fugla XYZ Less Blinks Grandmaster
and I added DDTV xyz far veryslow small
all three of these maps forced me into playing
in ways that I'm very uncomfortable
and it forced a lot of improvement out of me
and honestly
if I had to take any map out of all of these
it would be these last 3
because it almost forced improvement out of me
cause it was really hard to play a lot of them
the first time I played them
I scored way below average cause it was hard
it was really strange
it was something I've never really done
My Secret Method
now that you know what the maps are
and how I played them I can share with you guys
my little secret that helped me get better and better
without increasing the difficulty of the maps
now you may notice when I give you the playlist
all of them only have one run
and you might say one run a day
I can't improve with that
but I didn't I didn't do one run a day
first time I started the playlist
I use my best sensitivity
I would grind on each of the maps
until I set a high score
that I was really confident in
once I set that high score
I would move on to the next
I do this for every single one
after that I would go to let's say I play 60 cm per 360
which if you don't know is a pretty slow sensitivity
if I play on that usually fast sensitivities I suck on
so I go to like 30 cm per 360
which is half of my sensitivity
you don't have to do exactly half
but do a sensitivity that you suck on
you know if you're a really fast sensitivity player
and you hate slow ten play on slow
and then next day or you could do it the same day
just to get some reps in you play on all the maps again
but you try to beat that score the first day
you probably won't be able to beat the score
the second day
you probably won't be able to beat the score
maybe by the third or fourth
you'll finally beat that score on all the maps
or you could do most you don't have to do all
but once you do that
you lower your sensivity again or you raise it again
and what this does is
it'll focus on your biggest issues in your aim
which for some people is smoothness
for others
it's not being able to move their arm quick enough
but it'll focus on your issues and it will improve them
because that's the only way
you'll be able to make up the score
and it makes it
so you don't have to increase difficulty of maps
you can just create fake difficulty
or artificial difficulty by doing that
now speaking of artificial difficulty
that's just one of the many things that I taught
in this video
where I shared my 15 years of FPS experience
and some of the many things I Learned
so check it out and have a good one everyone
god bless you