The best part about aim training is not even that it improves your aim: it just never gets ruined by bad game developpers, bad meta, or "bad" trends that are killing your game Bored of your game? Just aim train, it's really the safest bet for whoever enjoys aiming

A total beginner can instantly beat the best chess player in the world by downloading a chess engine Give an aimbot to a dia player and he'll achieve 0 against a random pro Conclusion? Competitive video games are absolutely superior to chess, go, or any other board games

In every game, the most skilled role is the offensive one Top dps players are much more skilled than top supports in OW. The same is true in league with mid vs supp role, or in football with forward vs defender If you care about skill/aim, you SHOULD play an offensive role

Here are some funny criteria that correlate strongly with being a good aimer (don't ask me why) - being tall - being right handed - being the youngest sibling - being politically rightist - scoring high on mental disorders - not having tattoos - never eating pizza crust

While the competitive FPS scene is a bit dead right now, you should still train and not feel demotivated. It's in fact the best time to keep up while others are giving up Moreover, mechanics matters the most when a game is new. Train now so as to dominate the next big game

You become a good aimer once you stop appreciating 99.9% of aim montages And I'm not only speaking of the ones made by plat players on their silver smurf

Competitive sports: - requires big infrastructures costing $$ - can't play whenever you want - talented? still hardstuck with gold city-teammates Esports: - computer+net - play whenever/from wherever you want - talented? Instantly recognized/play with the best worldwide players

2023 is the year esports died. Valorant franchised its pro-scene, same for ow + it's dead, apex comp is dead, fortnite comp has money but patches are horrible, roblox has no esports, cod is irrelevant and for no skill controller players 2023 is definitely the year esports died

The era of F2P games is the worst thing that could have happened to comp gaming: - matchmaking? fully rigged to boost engagement - new hero? always OP - balance? optimized to boost skin sales - wanna tryhard in comp? get muted/banned because you're "toxic" F2P games are awful

The Olympics are organized/watched by people disconneted from modernity, pretending that amateurs training 2 hours a week after their 9-5 job are amazingly talented at what they do Any 16 y.o. semi-pro gamer is absolutely more skilled than 99% of olympics gold medalists

I find it particularly amusing that in 2023, apex comp players are caring more about banning PED/drug use in competition rather than cheaters and aimboters (aim assist for controller players for example) Their priorities are quite strange to say the least

Watching a video of an aimbotter hard locking is the analog of ASMR for fps players Someone should specialize in "artistic aim montages", they would be much better to watch than the usual ones of top 1% players farming clips in gold elo

Aim training works, and if you believe it does not there are only two possibilities: 1) you're extremely talented and did not need it to be a top aimer. You would be even better aim training 2) you're just bad, lack discipline, and are hard coping 2 is much more likely than 1

Are game dev actually trying to kill their games now? In OW, PvE was hyped and is now full dead In FN, arena is replaced by ranked, which is exactly like pub games (lootpool, no siphon) In APEX, you're forced to be controller to enjoy it As for val, it's an edating simulator

Lack of confidence is not the consequence of some fantasized "mental insecurity". It is a sign of a genuine and concerning lack of skill, which makes you inconsistent, hence not confident The only way to fix it is to grind more so as to acquire more skill, not to seek therapy

The only legitimate reason to fight global warming is that high temperatures make aiming (and gaming) impossible States should subsidize AC for every good aimer I think. It's the only rational solution