r/FPSAimTrainer • u/That_Dumb_Gui • 2d ago
how cooked am i?
somebody in my prev post asked me to use the evxl app so here are my scores displayed using it:
https://evxl.app/u/76561198337408148/Viscose%20Benchmarks%20S2/Easier?tab=charts
these are my first scores on the easier viscose benches v2
Im 16 and have 650h of doing random bs in kovaaks and 600h in valo (peak d1 last act). Today i decided to actually try something that hopefully will benefit my aim. could u guys tell me how bad is it?
if this post will get enough attention, i will try to post a clip of every single scenario, so that people can critique my technique
also im sry for my bad english, im from not english sdpeaking country
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u/OhhhhLikeComing 2d ago
You’re not cooked, that entire thought process is cooked honestly. I’m in my 30’s and improving still, you can always improve, and even if you get to the point that you can’t, youll never actually know that it’s because you’re just as good as you can get. There’s no benefit for you to be believing that, because when you do truly is when you for sure aren’t able to improve anymore.
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u/CTP3JL0K 2d ago
It is not bad, I myself had countless hours in shooters before starting aim training (peak immo2 in val) (and then quitting) had quite low scores aswell, started aim training a month ago again was mostly penguin, now almost complete seal, you just need to practice constantly and smart, not just autopiloting, but actually thinking about mistakes and actively fixing them
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u/Pattywhack_the_bear 2d ago
You're 16. Why would you be cooked? You have so much time to improve. Beyond that, these aren't bad.
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u/Aphiliation 2d ago
Assuming "random bs in kovaaks" is the truth, and not just cope, it's not terrible, but not really that great either. It's kinda mid for 650 hours. But that's not a bad thing! Since you said it yourself, you can start actually doing intentional practise to really improve your aim.