How I went from SILVER to RADIANT with NO aimtraining │ VALORANTyoutubeまとめサイト

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Madhusudan Tripathi より:

9月 25, 2023 10:42 am

That omen is shitting on our boy 🙁

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Giuseppe G より:

9月 25, 2023 10:53 am

If you are a duelist I think you should still aim train, I am not a radiant so I am still doing a lot of things wrong, but I find myself in a lot of scenarios where I blind my enemies and I don’t know exactly where they are so I need to react in time since I can’t pre-aim, I use yoru so a lot of times I flash+tp and in this cases I rely on my aim

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Sena より:

9月 25, 2023 10:59 am

I’ve never thought about the aimtraining bell curve, that’s interesting. Very well explained. Great video!

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T a i g a より:

9月 25, 2023 11:01 am

You are completely wrong about aim training. It’s very useful no matter your skill level at the game, you can be the smartest person in the game and have the best decision making/strats etc, But if the enemy just completely out aims you it doesn’t matter that’s why smurfing is a huge problem in the first place. These high rank players with 3x better mechanics just run it down and absolutely shit on everyone else, because no matter how smart you are you need your aim/mechanics to match that skill level. The thing is aim training isn’t “needed” but absolutely is not a waste of time, when you are aim training there is no down time between movements with your mouse you are always aiming at something, so if a person with 5 months on pc started aim training day 1 they could match the mechanics of a person with 1 year on pc that never aim trained. Like I said earlier though you don’t “need” to aim train but I will improve your aim at a much faster rate then if you don’t.

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Angelo より:

9月 25, 2023 11:05 am

Its kinda hard to rank up since i have potato pc i always gets fps drop and its kinda frustrating 😅

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Benzi LZK より:

9月 25, 2023 11:15 am

2:00 Fix your weaknesses

My weaknesses: aim

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AgaSuo より:

9月 25, 2023 11:18 am

100% correct sir 🙂

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Biddi より:

9月 25, 2023 11:26 am

Great video! Ive been tuning into the streams recently and watching you hit radiant was so nice :). Also sidenote, i got placed bronze 2 and currently immo 2, a lot of it is due to watching some of your earlier videos and lots of practice!

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ScaVnger より:

9月 25, 2023 11:30 am

Finally someone talked bout. Even tho Demon1 released his aim training video 😂

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AStixMatism より:

9月 25, 2023 11:39 am

No Joke though. I’m genuinely curious if forcing myself to stick to a guardian will actually help me develop better habits to rank up.
I mean after all, the guardian is better than the vandal when it comes to tapping, and that’s pretty much what you do with a vandal at long range anyway.

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Aditya より:

9月 25, 2023 11:49 am

Good advice. Thank you.

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_your_mum_ より:

9月 25, 2023 11:52 am

my problem of NEVER going below 20% packetloss keeps me hardstuck plat

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ItsElliexoxx より:

9月 25, 2023 12:05 pm

I went from iron to gold by aim training, the other big time it improved my skill was from diamond to immo, sometimes I’m just hitting shots and dominating, sometimes I’m not and I’m relying on my big brain, if you can click on their head better then the other team, you win✌🏻

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Osterhai より:

9月 25, 2023 12:28 pm

I watched you for a long time now and i want to say that you could be a teacher, your ability to teach is insane because you dont give generic advise that you hear everywhere and instead realy explain WHY you suggest things and not just what we should do.

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Max Mc より:

9月 25, 2023 12:34 pm

Aim training isn’t useless, just way overblown in terms of it’s importance. I started about a month ago and have noticed a huge difference just from a relatively short routine, I’m way more consistent and smooth with my fights. But any more than what I do now is pretty redundant, a little bit is good but there are massively diminishing returns. The best method is to just find a routine you like, do it consistently and forget about it.
Also deathmatch is still way more important.

My routine for anyone looking for one:
Voltaic Valorant warmup before every session (12 minutes)
Woohoojin x Voltaic playlist before I go to bed (30 minutes including 2 minute rests)
Lots of deathmatch

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Tobi より:

9月 25, 2023 12:44 pm

i love his face through out the video it really says “just listen” no excessive gestures 😂😂 aside from that, this is a great video! I feel like i have a lot more things to fix in this game but im too busy having a good time with it

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Whiff God より:

9月 25, 2023 12:47 pm

bro talking like a robot but its a good video. god bless you bro

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ManitheFluffyUwU より:

9月 25, 2023 1:02 pm

i like how this video is not only talking about valorant but also hooks into other games. i don’t play valorant but i get the message of the video and for example watching VODs is something u can do in all games. Right now the only game i play in competitive is For Honor where light parries/deflects are like aim training in valo. U can train it and its important but actually making a good reads and matchup knowledge is more important. I was low silver when i started playing comp and after playing around 2k hours in game i am low plat. My goal is to get to GM at some point and i kinda know my weaknesses and i’m trying to work on them. Remember guys, nothing comes in seconds – u need dedication and never surrender. If u don’t know ur weaknesses try to find someone who can show u and maybe even help u! i hope anyone who lasted to the end of this comment will get the rank they want and will be gods in valorant or other games! love u fishy <3

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Froowsy+2343 より:

9月 25, 2023 1:04 pm

Halfway through the video i realized i wasn’t watching the video i was watching fishy’s jawline💀

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icy777 より:

9月 25, 2023 1:04 pm

Great video as always mr chair. 💙

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