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

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glugg より:

9月 25, 2023 1:28 pm

But most importantly, skins=wins.

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emily z. より:

9月 25, 2023 1:32 pm

a very good videooon fishy! good stuff 🙂 -emily

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Qulaey Gaming より:

9月 25, 2023 1:48 pm

Aim is often used to close off engagements, for people in lower ELO it certainly can be a problem. However if you are stuck diamond to ascendent then the problem most likely isn’t aim but the many other factors that you have mentioned. Great video!

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Zachery Blackburn より:

9月 25, 2023 1:49 pm

Fishychair, you’re the reason I got Valorant and have loved every upload you’ve made, I’m excited to see you aren’t abandoning the game. Seems like you might end up the next Woohoojin, fishyman

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Koi より:

9月 25, 2023 2:06 pm

As a person who has watched tons of guides for a lot of time. Tons of tips/aim training or just basic knowledge and stuff i can say this is the realest guide i’ve ever seen (might be biased but) it’s simple, is short and it really actually helped bc it was easy to understand. Fishychair is a real one.

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Fred Huang より:

9月 25, 2023 2:25 pm

As a person who never used a mouse until after uni, I can proudly say I have not aim trained and solo climbed to almost gold while still aiming like an iron

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GhostTiger 38 より:

9月 25, 2023 2:38 pm

I have to say, I think you should do vod review before you hire a coach. There are so many issues that you can see in your own gameplay if you’re looking properly, and it would be a waste to take that vod to a coach and only get told about what you can already see.
So it would likely be better to place vod review as #1 and hiring a coach as #2

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Marlon Castro より:

9月 25, 2023 3:05 pm

Gracias, eres literalmente el único que no repite cosas genéricas y cosas que de verdad no llegarán a nada, gracias a tus guías pude salir de bronce, realmente me funcionó cambiarme a guardian, porque me ayudó a mi crosshair placement, de verdad, gracias por existir.

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Gaëtan Lagache より:

9月 25, 2023 3:15 pm

Something that can help too is watching full VOD of a pro player that play the same agent as you, for example if you do a game with Skye on bind. You can VOD review your own game + watch how a pro play Skye on bind this way you can point out your mistakes as well as implementing new strats to your gameplay

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Blonp より:

9月 25, 2023 3:27 pm

agree with this video a lot. I fucking suck at aiming but since I know how to properly position and what the right decisions to make are I can still do good in ascendant/immortal lobbies

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Q より:

9月 25, 2023 3:36 pm

No offence, but for some reason i feel as though the facecam is ai generated. Dont know why, it just feels off, the angle, the random cuts during dialouge, idk

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Ridlay より:

9月 25, 2023 3:54 pm

Yeah I typically find a TDM to be adequate warm up for me. No need to spend 30 minutes to an hour every day in the range. Sure I’ll do it occasionally but yeah.

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reyyfv より:

9月 25, 2023 3:54 pm

The Significance of Aim Training: Enhancing Precision and Performance

Introduction: Aim training, often associated with various competitive shooting and gaming disciplines, plays a vital role in improving precision, focus, and overall performance. Whether in real-life scenarios or virtual environments, honing one’s aiming skills is crucial for success. In this essay, we will explore the reasons why aim training is important and the benefits it offers.

Enhanced Precision and Accuracy: Aim training serves as a dedicated practice method to enhance precision and accuracy. By engaging in targeted exercises and drills, individuals can develop muscle memory, hand-eye coordination, and fine motor skills necessary for achieving precise and accurate aiming. Regular practice improves the ability to hit specific targets consistently, be it in shooting sports, competitive gaming, or other activities that require precise aiming.

Improved Performance in Competitive Settings: In competitive fields such as shooting sports or esports, aim training becomes essential for achieving peak performance. Training the mind and body to react quickly and accurately in high-pressure situations is crucial for success. Aim training builds muscle memory and reflexes, allowing individuals to react swiftly and precisely to changing scenarios. It also enhances focus and concentration, enabling individuals to maintain accuracy and consistency even in intense and competitive environments.

Transferable Skills: The skills acquired through aim training are often transferable to various other domains. The ability to aim with precision and accuracy involves a combination of physical and mental attributes, including hand-eye coordination, spatial awareness, visual acuity, and focus. These skills can be applied beyond shooting or gaming contexts to tasks that require precise hand movements, such as surgery, artistry, or even everyday activities like driving or playing musical instruments. Aim training enhances these fundamental skills, making individuals more adept in various areas of life.

Enhanced Cognitive Abilities: Aim training not only improves physical coordination but also enhances cognitive abilities. It requires mental focus, concentration, and decision-making under time constraints. Regular aim training exercises the brain, improving reaction times, visual processing, and spatial awareness. It also promotes strategic thinking and the ability to adapt to changing situations swiftly. These cognitive benefits extend beyond aim training itself and can positively impact other aspects of life, such as problem-solving skills and decision-making abilities.

Confidence and Self-Efficacy: Engaging in aim training instills confidence and self-efficacy in individuals. As aiming skills improve through practice and repetition, individuals gain a sense of accomplishment and mastery over their abilities. This increased confidence translates into improved performance and a belief in one’s capabilities, both in aiming-related activities and in other areas of life. The confidence gained from aim training can positively impact an individual’s overall self-esteem and self-confidence.

Conclusion: In conclusion, aim training is of utmost importance in various domains that require precision, accuracy, and focus. By engaging in dedicated practice, individuals can enhance their aiming skills, leading to improved performance, transferable skills, enhanced cognitive abilities, and increased confidence. Whether in shooting sports, competitive gaming, or other fields that demand precise aiming, aim training plays a crucial role in honing one’s abilities and achieving success. So, embrace the significance of aim training, practice diligently, and watch as your precision and performance soar to new heights. ( not copy pasted lol noob )

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Player 8911 より:

9月 25, 2023 3:59 pm

you got boosted to radiant. Don’t lie to your viewers like that Fishy.

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Popguy より:

9月 25, 2023 4:23 pm

decent advice for the most part, but i disagree with what you are saying about aim training. aim training is useful for all players, excluding a few high radiant/pro players who already have amazing aim and would benefit more from putting 100% of their effort into other things. as mentioned in your video, aim training for hours on end is not a good way to spend your time and won’t make you much better at valorant. however, aim training for 20-30 minutes a day is important to keep improving your mouse control so you can work towards having pro level aim

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Balázs Dinh より:

9月 25, 2023 4:34 pm

I have always enjoyed your content and respect your opinion. I also understand that everyone will have different observations depending on their personal experiences which can be very different from mine. I am a calm and friendly player who always liked the aspect of teamplay. Unfortunately I couldnt find mates but I solo queued to diamond 2. After the rank reset at the beginning of summer I was pushed back to Gold and my in game experiences took a deep dive. I was consisntenly experiencing throwers, people who just come to shout racist slurs in VC, edaters, boosted players, smurfs and also an increased number of afk players. I was trying to ignore these and told myself that its just a temporary rank push back and I will be back in lobbies with good people. I had 1 double rank up and climbed to the beginning of plat under 6 games. Then everything went wrong and you cant tell me that it wasnt my teammates fault. I went on a 23 game losing streak from which 8 were team mvp games and 7 were match mvp games. The rest was average performance from me except for 2 where I was faced against 2 immortal 1 smurfs. After this I quit and went on a holiday anyways. Fast forward one month after I come back I start to grind again ( from low gold..), I play 3 games a day as usual in my summer break and I went on another 14 game losing streak with 5 match mvps and 6 team mvps. I always tried to keep up the team moral and tried communicating with my team if they were willing to… some people are not even willing to use chat so VC is often unused. After the new act now I am still in Gold and honestly the games were all so negative and such a bad experience that I dont have the energy to try grinding again. To me it has been two months and over 40 games of wasted effort and time. I did not enjoy any of my games on the losing streak and now with school starting again I wont have a lot of time to play. Even if this time things would be better and I didnt go on a losing streak I would still have to deal with the same lobbies with the same weird people. Unfortunate I guess.

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Nikhil S より:

9月 25, 2023 4:38 pm

the best 6mins of valorant content

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Gamist より:

9月 25, 2023 4:47 pm

I highly recommend learning aim if its fun for you, thats why i did after buying the hsk (really tiny silly mouse)
But if its a chore for you to work on aim more than a warm up, then i say voltaic platinum is all you need for the highest ranks. Hitting jade now, though im only diamond in val. I just find aim training fun to go for

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Le Rëve より:

9月 25, 2023 5:05 pm

Probabily one of the most valuables guides about how to improve in the game.

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Adi Dwi Nugroho より:

9月 25, 2023 5:28 pm

Nice video sir. World need this 👍

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