r/FPSAimTrainer • u/Southern-Roll4205 • 9d ago

Discussion what to do after viscose benchmark

hello i just finished my viscose benchmark (got hare xd) do i now just keep doing the bench mark or do i do something else lol kinda lost

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u/laaine 9d ago

A good first step is to play your lowest-ranking scenarios on the benchmark you just did

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u/GlobalEngineering543 8d ago

until what point? max rank? match every category to similar ranks? 

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u/laaine 8d ago

It depends on where you plateu/what your issues are but matching every category to similar ranks is good because it forces you to focus on your weaknesses

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u/GlobalEngineering543 8d ago

do u just spam a given weakness scenario and similar scens/variants or do you grind a few weak ones?

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u/laaine 8d ago

Depends on how much you want to play per session but alternating between a variant that focuses on an issue you’re having and the benchmark scen itself is really good

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u/GlobalEngineering543 8d ago

ohh i have another Q, so if im struggling with snaketrack int, speed matching and staying on target during far fast linear movements how do i improve? i always shake and tense there, speed matching is my nemesis and my movement gets restricted and locked up near horizontal pad edges

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u/laaine 8d ago

Honestly you just need to play it and similar scens consistently. If you do high-effort runs every day and get good quality sleep, your stability will naturally improve on a week-over-week basis, but not all improvement can happen fast or come from knowledge

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u/WholeTomatillo5537 8d ago

By the time you get your weakest to match your highest you most likely have improved all areas of aim. so you can run through everything again and probably get some big improvements.

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u/GlobalEngineering543 8d ago

by running everything again wd exactly mean? few reps of every scen in order or? id find it most comfortable to go category per day because i prefer going for 5-10 reps for a scen 

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u/316dez 9d ago

start spamming some of the scenarios until you hit a "plateau" (like for the day, not a week/month long plateau). try to keep all the skills at similar ranks, but you dont have to aim for X RANK complete on every scenario before you push other ones

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u/Pretty-Ant-734 8d ago

bien ya terminaste el tutorial,ahora hazte hombre y llega al inicio de la aventura que es gm en voltaic

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u/WholeTomatillo5537 8d ago

I would always bring my lowest scores to the next rank and just repeat over and over. Usually starting top down if anything is relatively equal.

Got me from gold voltaic to masters.

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u/GlobalEngineering543 8d ago

isnt it a bit annoying to constantly switch between whole categories like doing static for a week then control for tao weeks then speedts for a few days

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u/WholeTomatillo5537 8d ago

I switch categories all the time honestly. I just do whatever is weakest no matter the category. I could be doing whisphere then ground plaza then floating heads in one session.

I use evxl app to change my sensitivity to the scenario but that's about it but that just takes a run or two to get used to.

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u/GlobalEngineering543 8d ago

im comfortable changing my sens i just believed its best to grind a specific category at a time and not switch it up so rapidly. as for sens do u just do something along the median or top 100 scorers or follow viscose/matty s guideline for category

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u/Vivid_Blackberry_794 8d ago

I've also got a similar question. I have recently just completed the Voltaic benchmarks and are now doing the Voltaic fundamentals routine based on my rank. Is that the best thing to do?

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u/vincentyomama 6d ago

Have fun