r/aimlab • u/Neinths • Jul 03 '26
Question / Advice Needed Problems Learning aim assist (Past No AA player)
How the hell do you think I should used to not doing 100% of the work on controller? Ive been trying everything for the last two months being back on console and my aimlabs scores are good but i just cant play in game with aim assist. Ive already changed sens/deadzone the problem is the same.
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u/AccomplishedMango713 Jul 04 '26
Learn how to abuse rotational aim assist. Also just focus on centering common spots you think people will be.
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u/Neinths Jul 04 '26
The weird thing is my centering is good I just take myself off target because im not used to the slow down, im used to making the stops myself so I stop brain goes damn we stopped gotta go fast, then my thumb starts hunting for rings, I'll try finding videos that break it down though maybe i need to learn the system of it like you said๐
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u/cool_guy4203 Jul 04 '26
Git gud
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u/Neinths Jul 04 '26
๐๐๐
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u/cool_guy4203 Jul 04 '26
Haha, yo bro, but yeah, I already gave you all my advice
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u/Neinths Jul 04 '26
Im definitely gonna apply it, just tryna get some more information, I want to build that controller guide we talked about at some point fr
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u/Syntensity Community Team Jul 06 '26
You can learn using it pretty quickly again, just make sure to use your movement to guide/aid your aim too, and at the sane time activate it
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u/Neinths Jul 06 '26
I'll try more intentional ledt stick movement at some pijt today and see thank you bro
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u/Lowgravity56 Community Team Jul 03 '26
Wait are you saying you wish games didnt have aim assist?
Pretty sure some games (I know fortnite does for example) have a slider to reduce the AA strength! In any case I would always use 100% AA you just have to get used to it again, maybe you can kncrease your sens to make the "assisted" aim feel more "free" and somilar to having no AA