If you want to know about mouse sensitivity, check this old Quake Live thread. Would you like to go competitive? We still don't know much about it, but you can give a read to this To understand what twitchshots, tracking aim, leading aim or prediting is, check this video Also, all these kind of aims overlap with eachother.
It trains muscle memory even though it's 2 dimensional, it still helps slightly. To those MMORPGs and MOBAs players, you are in luck! They teach you stuff about cooldown management, enemy cooldown management (play counting on enemy skills), roles/teamplay.Īlso, many other people have suggested Dirty Bomb (free Beta on steam) and Gigantic (very hard to get a beta atm)įlash games like Aimbooster. In the train mode you can do both tracking and twitch shots with NO recoil. But I'd suggest to stick to the training that I linked above (number 0), since you need to learn the spray pattern of each weapon and it would be a "waste" of time for OW. You can learn Twitch shots in CS:GO (also teamplay and gamevision). TF2 (and MGE) is also very nice and versatile (in terms of practicing), you can do tracking aim with classes like Heavy or Scout's Pistol, but you can also do twitch shots with many others. Quake Live for twitch aim (flickshots) with rail gun, tracking aim with lightning gun. But hell, even I opened a post asking about this a week ago, so here it goes īe warned, some of the games are really hard and take a big number of months (or years.) to play well. You can do it yourself by searching "practice" or "train". Well, here goes a list of topics who also ask about practicing before the game comes out. Don't be afraid to point out if you think I'm wrong about something. I'm not very experienced but I gathered some of the most useful information in the subreddit and some other places. I know many of you are hyped about the game and want to practice for it.
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