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BEST OF 2025, and a happy birthday to me :p not the best at editing but had so much fun looking back at the year! #bf6 #marvelrivals #deltaforce #ApexLegends #thefinals #fortnite #cs2
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At least it ain’t that cod rainbow fairy sissy la la liberal crap becuz my game ain’t no megan the stallion vs SpongeBob fruit cake shit this is an all American milsim shooter where I locate close with and destroy the enemy by fire and close combat god damnit and beat my wife
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Insanely comical to see the “best” players in the world instantly turn in fear when they see the smoke grenade of doom and despair that forces their built in Aimbot to not work.
What a work of art Call of Duty has become
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The strength training analogy isn’t the best imo Just because something isn’t physically demanding does not mean it is isn’t fatiguing in some way, walking isn’t physically demanding, but if you walk for 10 hours straight your feet are going to hurt. If I play video games for 10 hours my hand or wrist are going to hurt
Playing the sport/game is simply getting reps unless you are in comp then obviously you are doing your best to win
If I play volleyball everyday sure I will get better gradually but with no outside practice with hitting, setting, or passing i wont understand the ball control necessary to play well(or atleast as fast)
but practicing those skills alone without playing the game as a whole I wont understand the flow, what to do when my partner shanks a pass, or how to read the defense,when to go over on 2, how to read a hitters body, are they going to hit short/deep/hard/tip etc.
Same goes with aim training if I transfer from valorant to apex completely new 90% my skills will not transfer over,
as I play i understand characters and weapons, what they do, underatand rotations, when to heal, quick swap shields, when to thirst, etc the macros and micros of the game but my tracking is far behind you don’t need to do that in valorant but apex isnt like cod where I get in gun fights every 3 seconds to practice that in game
If I want to swap over and only aim train tracking scenarios sure that will help me get better at tracking, knowing how to get back on target if there’s a dash, vertical movement (almost non existent in Val) close fast strafes, mouse control for something further away, but I don’t understand gun play and anything else
Aim training has its place and it’s okay to admit that aim training CAN and WILL help people, some less than others sure but it’s not a bad thing to add it in if you are wanting to get better
Brutally honest - This is a low IQ take.
Video games don't have the limitations of physical sports.
1. Your body will be fatigued after playing basketball for 2 hours. You physically won't be able to continue (or at least to the point of improving).
You can play a video game for 10+ hours a day no problem.
2. You supplement sports with strength training because there's not enough stimulous in the sport itself to grow what you're trying to improve.
The ball isn't heavy enough to create stimulus for you to become stronger. When you play a video game, you have enough stimulus from the game itself to improve your aim.
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I was so bad but Val was the whole reason I started aim training.(rant kind of)
Mouse control and confidence from aim training brought me from Silver 2- Diamond 2 which by all means isn’t shit but to me after 4 years getting out of silver was amazing great feeling.
At the time I was uploading (trying to) put 2 YouTube videos a month mainly just clip dumps. This was the last and only competitive fps I was completely obsessed with.
I use to vod review myself, pros, watch coaching videos and take notes(like a fucking nerd) I would look at the websites of like where everyone on the map was and ask why the other team did x y and z and what could I have done here(sometimes there is no answer)
I even submitted an application for a C9 valorant bootcamp thing(which was way to god damn expensive so I didn’t do it)
I would lab line ups for Kay/O , I knew the seconds of his short and long flash, the meters of how far you would throw if I walked fwd or backwards
I was so obsessed with actually getting better.
No comparative FPS game has caught my attention like that which makes me sad
Not only in Val did I improve but apex and OW I am way better than what I was. The confidence to play any fps game from before and after is night and day
sometimes I could just rely on raw mechanics being able to turn off my brain bc I was so confident if I swung im getting a kill. That my flick tech(which is actually my worst skill) was better than the other guy
Anyway TLDR I miss valorant, I miss being competitive, and aim training does work. If the skill itself isn’t a direct transfer your mouse control alone will improve
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Why are we acting like this isn’t fine, if they make him stronger his premium will be over 200k and then everyone will complain power creep, if Valeriy buffs more at C6 then everyone will complain he needs to be C6
157k with a C2 4* is okay everyone let’s fucking relax
Some updated Mitya calcs after recent findings (his rotations must be of at least of around 15.75s due to some cooldown clunkiness, and this nerfed him a bit)
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