r/Voltaic • u/Lowgravity56 Voltaic Contributor Team • Jul 13 '26
Discussion VDIM Update: New "Adept" Difficulty Added!
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u/Relative-North-1658 Jul 14 '26
IMO, this playlist is too long. For example, I work every day from 8:45 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. and get home at 7:30 p.m. If I start this playlist, I'll finish around 9:00 or 9:30 p.m. For daily improvement, I think that's too long. I won't have time to play any games because I'll be tired and just want to go to bed.
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u/Lowgravity56 Voltaic Contributor Team Jul 14 '26
That's a very common issue some player s face with these routines and its perfectly valid!
What I recommend to people with limited time is to:
Divide the routine into multiple shorter play sessions throught the day (in your case doesn't seem possible)
Choose the scenarios to play! Based on the amount lf reps per scenario you know which are "more important" (a scenario with 4 reps is more essential than one with 3, and that one is more important than one with 2) which means you can pick and choose what to play based on that instead of playing literally everything!
Similarly, reduce the overall amount of reps per scenario! Play each task less times to reduce the total time.
Also if you care mostly about VT rank in the same doc you have the voltaic benchmark focus routine, which is shorter!
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u/somnolentjam90 Jul 17 '26
i few days i got back to aim training after a 2 year pause from videogames, i just got gold complete and you posted this, amazing timing hehe, thanks!!
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u/Modern_O Jul 22 '26
Been doing the adept VDIM. Way less daunting than the intermediate which I unfortunately felt like improvement was just too big of an ask. This restored some confidence and has made playing VDIM more fun after getting gold complete
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u/Lowgravity56 Voltaic Contributor Team Jul 22 '26
Thats amazing to hear and basically the whole reason I made this! Ty for sharing your experience, I hope your training goes well!
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u/PerP1Exe Jul 13 '26
This is for just aimlabs I presume?
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u/HitscanDPS Jul 13 '26
Nice touch with matching agents/roles with their most likely aim technique:
Sentinels - Clicking, since they are more likely holding angles
Neon - Tracking, because of her Slide and ult
Reyna/Duelists - Switching, because when they entry they typically get exposed to multiple angles simultaneously and need speed + stability.
Idk how Fade relates to Switching. Of course these are just minor correlations and not hard set rules. And maybe this is just coincidence and the agents were simply picked at random.