Learning skills is a process of training, testing and receiving feedback. If possible from professionals, which can provide best advice on how to improve.
I reached out to VTMana recently. VTMana is a coach from Voltaic, (mouse control specialists). I received a review on my general mouse control performance.
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Let’s break it down together for better understanding and use concrete point to practice.
Symptoms : You seem to be tensing quite a lot. This makes the flicks snappy back on target. That isn’t bad; but, it will make you a lot less smooth. It also seems to be making you over flick the target sometimes when the change in direction happens.
Remedy :Try to keep your aim smooth. Avoid tensing your hand. Your flicks back to the target will be slower. However, this will be a lot better for smoothness.
Once you get better at this you can then do a thing where you only tense situationally e.g when the target swaps direction you tense for that short moment to flick back to the target and then you will go back to being smooth.
Learning from others: BardOz.
REDDIT discussion :
https://www.reddit.com/r/FPSAimTrainer/comments/15nv4et/why_does_thin_gauntlet_help_in_games_where_you/
Symptoms : The fast strafes are more the thing you are struggling with. This is because of the fast flicks you are doing to try and get back onto the target when it is moving fast.
Remedy : You can fix this by trying to avoid fast correction and trying to just overall slow down your mouse movement making the target look slower and easier to read.
This will be hard to manage at first but as long as you keep the mental note when playing it’ll become more natural.
Learning from others: christmasiscancelled.
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Improvement tracking:
Ground_Plaza Personal Best score and current mouse control form.
Symptoms : You seem to be struggling with vertical movements in general and also i think that you are overcorrecting with your aim in places where you are already on target causing the target to randomly move out of your aim .
Remedy : If you were not moving it as much it would stay on your crosshair the entire time try to avoid over correcting movements and keeping your aim more steady when tracking in general,
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Symptoms : You are trying to be too fast.
Remedy : Trying to build up your speed slowly would be more beneficial. This will make your target switching a lot more consistent. Practice making one movement with your arm and another with your wrist will be very good to improve. I want you to swap to the target using your arm and then switching to your wrist to readjust to the target. Start slow with this at first and start moving up with the speed as you get more consistent and do not over flick as much.
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Symptoms : Tracking the switching you are doing is fine. However when tracking the target, you are moving way too much for the way the target movement is happening.
Remedy : Because the target is falling it cannot switch direction so you should be focusing on keeping your aim calm and going down with the target and trying to follow its linear motion.
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Link to the review and plan.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1_wPoqpAgEkjgOkGF6uM5RAuGhZyWS9HbL2l825AZ7LA/edit?usp=drivesdkhttps://youtu.be/j7rWdI2V30M
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