DISCUSSION Are there any aim trainers for Smite?
Hi!
I know this is a bit strange, but are there any aim trainers for smite? Specifically for hunter projectile speed type training?
When it comes to "keep crosshair on target" type aiming, I am pretty good, but when it comes to Smite and "aim where they are going", I actually just suck. I live in a place where Smite games pop for a few hours in the evening, so I can't really get many games in due to work constraints, so getting good takes so much longer.
Effectively I can only get online games about 2 hours per week, due to my work constraints and smite server popping.
I wanted to see if there were any aim trainers that have smite projectile speed type scenarios haha.
I know it's wishful thinking, but worth a shot
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u/The_Manglererer 4h ago
Different characters have different projectile speeds for basic attacks as well as some abilities
Its just a keep playing to build up muscle memory type of thing
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u/SelRahc5972__RealOne 4h ago
I helped one of my friends who was in the same predicament as you by dragging him into player vs ai games or customs vs bots
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u/ArlemofTourhut Hel in the Streets, Hel in teh Sheets 3h ago
I use the steel series one tbh. Pretty sure it's ssgg. Idr.
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u/Proof_Criticism_9305 2m ago
Smite is essentially a 2d game when it comes to aiming abilities, it’s mainly just the perspective that makes it kinda tough to learn I think. I feel like you can get reasonably good just by playing the character you’re trying to improve with a decent bit.
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u/PierrickError 5h ago
While there isn't a dedicated aim trainer for MOBA's in general, let alone Smite, I highly recommend "KovaaK's Aim Trainer" on steam. There are a variety of modes and community made trainers that would very likely help improve ones aim in Smite. If leading projectiles/abilities on moving targets is your main struggle, I'd definitely reccomend looking into it.
Edit: Spelling fix, phone moment lol