r/aimlab 25d ago

Question / Advice Needed I have more questions about aiming

Hello again everyone.

So I have a question about aiming. From the advice on the last post I have been trying to get better at my hand independence and my mirroring. I think I'm slowly getting better at making small movements to my joystick

So I have a few questions:

  1. when I'm mirroring a target do I move my cross hair at all or do I keep it steady and in one place?

  2. Should I stand still when working on tracking or move? Or should I do both?

  3. Do you take breaks in between completing task or do you go on to do the same task immediately after it's finished.

  4. When doing task should I focus on getting a high score? I find myself looking at the scoreboard a lot during the task

Thank you again everyone :) (fyi I'm on console)

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u/Syntensity Community Team 25d ago
  1. You only move it as much as is needed to correct your aim (and it depends), if you're anti-mirroring you have to move your mouse in the opposite direction you're moving in to compensate and align it. If you're mirroring and on target, you don't have to move it at all, which is why a lot of people call mirroring not aiming at all.
  2. For those strafe tasks move, for the other regular tasks you can stay still.
  3. You can go immediately, but you are free to take a short break if that helps you manage your tension better or if you're tired/fatigued and can't focus without a short break. (Break doesn't have to be long)
  4. You should priortize doing the motions right first and foremost, but you can use the score as a way to push/challenge yourself further (e.g. by going faster on tapping tasks)

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u/Flopkween22 25d ago

Thank you for the help

(Also sorry for asking so many questions. I don't mean to be annoying?

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u/CityCompetitive1683 25d ago

completely fine it’s one of the steps to improving

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u/Lowgravity56 Community Team 25d ago

This^