I Learned The Science Of Aim Theory, And Achieved Aimbot

I've spent the last 7 days watching, studying how prompters try to figure out the logic behind their monstrous results by talking, oh, that's a magnificent demon. Every day I discovered more and more of the most valuable things by taking aim, things I wouldn't have known if I had done it. I didn't do hours of research beforehand and not the generic stuff, but precisely the Niche stuff that I discovered not only from the target community itself, but the best it has to offer, like what the heck is tension management, but in this video we'll find out that and more and it all starts with a great Smith and aiming for something I'm very serious will blow your mind like wait, wait, stop the music, this will really do it and the biggest myth when it comes to aiming is that that memory muscle is overrated.

I'm sure I can speak for everyone when I say that I totally thought muscle memory was everything when it came to aiming in the 2,000 hours I played. I've only changed my sense like four times if the ability to remember moves isn't the end of it. skill, so what is it because muscle memory makes you feel lazy and stuff that you just use on autopilot? I feel like holding a mouse is a lot like hand-eye coordination, what you see is how you move, so not only are you tiring your not bad, but it can actually be used as a vehicle to improve even more, but that too begs the question: how often do I change my scent?

Am I supposed to randomize it every time? I was a little stumped until I found an interview with a number one voltic gimer and he said this: If someone is really persistent in staying with a sensitivity, I'm not going to force them to change, I would encourage them to start gradually increasing their range, the upper limit. and the lower limit of its sensitivity range. I actually like the sound of that, now that I think about it, I used to talk about different senses when on offense and defense, increasing my range, specializing my sensitivity to optimize the scenarios I would see in the game.

The stage has been set and the foundation is being laid. Having two different modes in the game could open up a world of possibilities, but I'm going to do things a little differently on the first day of the game or on the first day, most people will go high. Sense on offense and low sense on defense, but I'm actually doing the opposite. Are they in charge? I've spent countless hours perfecting my crosshair coordination and mouse control. I can also get as many kills as possible, but I realize the best way to use my skills is not to get five kills, but rather one major kill that echoes across the map, but I find the catches in time zones. in which the enemy is completely vulnerable.

The window of time in which I can make a play is small but manageable. In command, I'm like a bandit who starts his car harder before they have a chance to react, but why do I tell them that the reason for reversing it is because the attackers are the ones who set the flow of the matches, so in scenarios like that I want to kill reliably, but in defense it is you who counteracts that flow, so in the scenario where your life is even more valuable but you still have to take risks, having a greater sense not only helps to look to the nearest target, but also gives you the opportunity. of choice, it was a functional

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that proved effective in defense, but what about attack?

Well, let me tell you something. I hated it. Every scenario went according to plan, small, minor, simple things, but I couldn't for the life of me figure it out. My God. That's how we lost the game. I wanted to get away from my weakness, blaming everything and how I probably hit those shots with my usual sensitivity, but I had to keep looking at the goal in front of me, so after adapting my aim, I trained four more arms. movements I went to sleep dreaming about what the hell attention management was. I woke up, used the bathroom, and then got out of bed after doing that.

I looked at today's Aimbot checklist and came across something understated that changed the game, I cut the music because I'm serious. again, because this aiming technique unlocks crazy abilities, such as the speed of the enemy's movement, which slows down, predicts where the enemy will move as if you were a psychic and the act of moving your crosshairs towards the target will become in attracting your target into the crosshairs. like you're saturo Gojo, but what if I told you that all these cool abilities come from this? Yes, a ceiling fan looking at it on its own, it may not be innovative, a blurry blur that keeps you cool, but if you concentrate on one of the blades, the mass becomes a beautifully intricate machine, there are several ways to train your eyes online, the most popular being this video, hey coach, but the videos I see say that the most important thing is to focus, this all sounds pretty rude, but how do I do it? you really experience Focus, you hear that total silence inv valerant, there are tons of visual and Audi stimuli that make it difficult to really focus solely on the enemy, that's why I went into a deathmatch and set the audio levels to absolute zero , Yeah.

I won't be able to do this in real combat, but all I need to do is get familiar with the feeling boom boom boom boom girl down this is pretty sick and there's one thing I haven't told you, yes, I'm reacting faster. but there is a neat trick that I really want to try and it is called informed movement, it is when you focus all your attention not on the crosshairs or the enemy, but on the midpoint between the spaces of the two, where the enemy and the crosshair are evenly inside. reach and shoot, yeah, well I try, but hey, maybe it will happen in the future, but how does all this translate into a real 40 minute match?

Well nothing really crazy happened since it's only been one day since I started doing this, the only way to find out if it's worth doing is if I did it every day from now until the seventh day, but I will say that my reaction The mouse control is definitely much better, especially when you compare it to yesterday. I didn't even realize I was using the wrong meaning, but throughout this constant good there has been a stink in my game, a shadow hanging over my performance and that is my weapon set in the game, so I went to deal with it tomorrow, a 1,000 mile journey starts with a single step and I feel like that's the case for most things.

Focusing on a weakness for once made me nostalgic for a younger version of myself who didn't care about rank or feared being left behind, but someone who loved the game unconditionally at all times. I do a work today I don't get excited, I just feel relieved that I'm not wasting my time and it's almost like that when I ask myself: when did I get so tired? Why am I putting all the effort into exploring goal

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? hone mouse control, train my eyes, practice with every weapon in the game and increase my understanding of how to handle recoil, and that's because I want to make a play, but not just any play, a play that surpasses even my own imagination to come back to experiment.

That childhood wonder when I started playing first-person shooter games and it all started with this deadly carpet and I must admit I was onto something, flying, fighting, fighting that for every five movies. This is unpleasant so I went back to the range to train some more and after experimenting I realized that for the low sense I needed to drag it down for the bir and for the high sense I just needed to tap so those became My guidelines for this match are far behind. below, this might be what we needed last time, it turns out we completely missed the mark on this one.

Crouch too close to the wall. The click time was pretty bad. Game? That angle is pretty bad. Wow, aren't I better than? This was just one question. I was really confused about how bad I was playing well. It turns out that the ongoing battle between you and your mind never ends, no matter the ups and downs you had in the past, it's time to embark on the journey of self-realization. mastery with the stakes higher than ever I decided to change my focus instead of doing one mechanic every day. I will implement each new mechanic in one go.

I will spare no expense to achieve my goal and if that means finding the The logic among all powerful professional players points, I am all for it and it all starts with tension management, yes, tension management is the strength with the that you hold your mouth and tense your muscles when you do Ain, and this may seem basic at first and you may have already done it. I subconsciously tried it on my own, but after deliberately focusing on it, the results have been amazing. Each duel requires a different level of tension. More tense fights, rewards, speed and less tense rewards.

Precision. Once you understand that concept, it will give you the option to refine freely. between tightening and softening your movements, but keep in mind that once you are aware of managing tension, you will become responsible for managing your stress, you must be ready to relax at any time 5 days ago I thought muscle memory was the spine spine of the aim, but it turns out It was this, oh man, so close. If I had better internet, I could have won. To reach the highest heights you have to take the cars that were given to you despite the disadvantages that come your way, but what if there was a way to tilt the?

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Don't forget that things like this help fund the channel and it's free and speaking of Link, all these things are useless without a proper mindset, a mindset where you can't just focus on winning but on improving, you see the last few days . I've been playing horribly, it took me 20 games to become positive, what's the question, how can you maintain consistency in this game? I was doing fine a week ago, what the hell happened to me after V watched old games and compared them to current ones? I've realized some things and realized that I've been having these horrible games because I felt like I had something to prove.

I was looking for affirmations to make sure my time was well spent achieving Aimbot. They can't hang me. Speaking of the past, I have to focus on the now, which brings me to the last thing. I need to have divine aim and that secret weapon is called visualization. Success is not capturing a goal, it is capturing a character. I need to visualize the best version of myself. I'll see where I am now and find the middle point where they intersect. Once that happens, I'll get into the flow and maybe just maybe I'll unlock Aimbot and use that childlike wonder to become the man who can make the impossible possible.

My goal was considerable because the plays I wanted to visualize were places where I had to get four to five accurate kills in a short moment, but I'm not unprepared because I have three people who will help me achieve this goal. Charlton, he is an Omen, he trains people for a living and he has a Kovax routine, a Kovax routine that I will do. Woin Smart likes long walks on the beach and he has a Target Labs routine that I will also do, but the man of the hour is Cord Cord. He is special for a few reasons, he is willing to train me in Immortal 3 and he likes memes.

Now you have to watch this video real quick, but the memes will have to wait because this goal is low-key and stressful. Kill fortifi players in a quick moment. Yeah, that's great, but me. I've never had a kill rate stack up like that in my 3 years of playing, but I'm sure with the power of wujin charlatan and rope we can make the impossible possible and you can only lose so many times until something just breaks. Nonsense Mode Nothing was missing me and no hooligan was going to make a play that an enemy wasn't supposed to stay, you feel better D Doshi, the job isn't done yet, the job isn't done yet, yeah I was in I was in a pretty bad mood, but I couldn't afford to lose any more to these trash cans and I wasn't.

This was the first game where I was actually dunking in my competition because yes, in the past I saw results, but I still lost. pretty bad, I'm pretty sure this is the first game I got 20+ kills during the production of this video, but that wasn't the end of it, it was Yankee at best, but I made a play on the thatThe feet were stacked like in montages. I saw what the fuck, yes, I died like an idiot, but even though I wasn't at the level I wanted, success always has its clues and this clue was right in front of me, if I took the time to look like I really would.

I noticed that none of his weapons were out, which means I had a lot more time than I thought and I probably could have killed him in a much cleaner way. I'm finally finding the logic behind the miraculous plays, I don't know how much. It's going to take more time, but I'm on the right track. I think, hey guys, at some point after that clip, I was put in a weird position. I had many close calls, but I could never close it and while I was in this position and I realized that I think I was asking too much of a week's effort.

Success takes time and there is no need to rush the results because, although I did not reach that pace, I was quite heavy. However, I managed to get back on the winning streak and probably could have won more if I hadn't been sleep deprived. Needless to say, this was an incredible trip. My understanding was turned around and my eyes had unimaginable minimums. I actually made it to the top and I really hate having to end the video here if it was up to me I would keep playing it until I get to the clip but it's been almost 2 months since I last uploaded it and I want to be more present for you guys They are lovely and I don't want them to do it.

I feel like I'm taking them for granted, so I have a couple of ideas for more details. I made a second channel called d'i unscripted for a quieter, more intimate, low production video that shows you the person I am when I'm around. I'm not playing valerent, but yeah, give me ideas for videos or formats that you like to see me do, so I'm not looking for barrels trying to figure out what my next project will be and reminders of who forgot the 30 day free trial on go Su Academy . Me, but yeah, it's been real and I'll see you sooner rather than later.