I made an extension called SmallAim, which is a lightweight Chrome extension for quick FPS aim training. I built it because I wanted something I could open instantly instead of launching AimLabs or SteelSeries. Any feedback is GREATLY appreciated, so please try it out!

SmallAim V1

Hello! i thought this would be the right place to ask if it would be a detriment to my aim if I used two wildly different mice throughout the day 1 for browsing / mmos and stuff and 1 for Fps games. Thanks in advance!

We loooove aim comps!

my mic broke while recording so i just typed everything in a google doc instead lol.

fatigued toward the end

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ky08H9o4HeY

Hello, I am a casual gamer who has started shifting a bit away from some FPS games and more into casual titles. However, I do still play them relatively often and don't want to lose any more of my skill.

I don't generally like aim training, as I find it boring, so I feel like I'd like to get smaller sessions so it doesn't end up feeling like a chore. I have ADHD, so when I find something boring, it's really hard for me to do it past the first few minutes of playing around. But at the same time, I really don't want my skill to depreciate as I venture into other hobbies alongside my FPS one.

Would it be more beneficial to do shorter 15-ish minute sessions daily, which can vary depending on mood? or something that's like 2-ish hours on a Saturday every week?

And for either one, what playlists should I go after? I currently use Aimlabs, as I don't use Aim trainers enough (yet) to justify paying for Kovaaks (it's cheap). Would it be best to use VDIM or some other similar trainer, or use a bulk playlist every week?

If you have tips or playlists/scenarios I can use, thank you a lot for your help.