summarize the text:  What's up guys my name is Ace and today I want to share with you guys an aiming drill that I developed in Call of Duty Ghosts. This drill is really similar to a drill I used to do in Black Ops 2, but I made a few very important tweaks to it and I know a lot of you guys haven't seen that drill so I thought I would make a new one for Call of Duty Ghosts. So since you kill so fast in Ghosts, I've noticed that a lot of people, myself included, have been getting a little bit sloppy with their aim. In my experience, it's the same thing that happens when you play hardcore for extended periods of time. And since you only need to land a few bullets and you die so fast, you tend to focus more on speed and a lot less on accuracy, which really develops a lot of bad accuracy habits. This drill is designed to bring back good aiming habits which will help you a lot in the long run. So to set this up, go into a private match and set your game mode to free for all and your time limit as well as your score limit to unlimited. Next you want to set the health setting to double and you want to set the radar to always on. Now you want to select a map that's relatively small and action-packed, and I like to use tremor, octane, or strike zone for this. And next you want to add between six and nine bots depending on the size of the map and the amount of chaos that you think you can handle with ease. And finally set those bots to recruit. For a class I highly recommend using the Remington R5 with a muzzle brake for this drill because its fire rate and accuracy are best suited to the drill. You can use other guns but you'll have to make your own adjustments to make this drill work properly for you. Now for perks you want scavenger and ready up for sure and then use whichever perks you like that you would normally use with an assault rifle class. So if you always use, say, Stalker and Quickdraw, then make sure you use those in this drill. Okay, so now we can jump into the drill itself. Your goal is to get at least four kills before reloading with every single magazine. This gives you six bullets to kill for each enemy, and with double the health, the enemies will die in five to6 shots at the ranges that you want to be engaging in. And these ranges are no longer than sort of a mid-long range. You don't want to be engaging enemies across the map at all. Try and keep it mid-range to close range. So there is very little wiggle room here. You need to make every single shot count. So focus first on hitting your shots, and then the speed part will come. It's all about repetition just like any other drill, so don't rush it. I like to do this drill for around 100 kills depending on how well I feel I did, and then when I jump into a real game I feel practically unstoppable. So now that I've shown you the drill and how it works, I'll explain my reasoning for all of the choices I made while creating the drill, because I often get some confusion about certain aspects of my drills. So first off, why the double health? This forces you to not only get your shot on target, but keep it on target as well. A lot of people that get lazy by playing hardcore modes are great at landing their first shot very quickly, but then they struggle in core modes to hit consecutive shots, which is very important in a gunfight. So instead of landing say your first shot, your third shot, and your sixth shot to get a kill, wouldn't you rather train yourself to land your first, second, and third shot consecutively very consistently? Having that double health exaggerates this, so you'll get comfortable with hitting 5 or 6 shots in a row, and then when you go back to normal health, it's practically twice as easy because you only have to hit about 3 in a row. So next up, why recruit bots? Wouldn't it be better to practice on the harder ones? For this drill, we want to focus all of our mental energy on our accuracy and we want to develop a rhythm. We don't want to be forced to worry about speed and we want to be able to stay alive so we can build that rhythm up and keep it going. The recruit bots are basically just there to be targets. And another thing that you might be wondering is why is the radar always on? This is similar to my reasoning for having the recruit bots. You want to focus on your accuracy and that's it. I want to be able to find my targets easily and not get snuck up on and have my rhythm ruined when it can be avoided by just turning the radar on all the time. So that's all I have for this drill. I really hope it'll help you develop good aiming habits and help you improve your overall aim. Remember it is a drill and drills do take time so don't just do it for 20 kills and then give up because you aren't seeing any results. If you want to improve your aim, you have to dedicate some real time to it. And if you guys have another aspect of the game that you'd like to see me create a drill for, let me know in the comments below and I'll see what I can do. I hope you enjoyed the video and I'll talk to you guys next time.