Get PERFECT Tracking In Any Game (complete guide)

The ultimate tracking aim guide that can instantly and significantly improve your ability in any game. You are far more capable of great tracking than you may have ever realized, there are just a few barriers between here and there to overcome throughout this video.

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00:00 Tracking in-game vs aim trainers
01:32 CHAPTER 1: Crosshair Speed
01:58 Perceived target speed
03:39 Barriers to smoothness
06:15 CHAPTER 2: Movement Reading
08:27 Reaction time tax
10:55 How to read movement
13:23 CHAPTER 3: Movement
13:58 Movement sensitivity multiplier
15:47 Movement aiming clip analysis
17:19 CHAPTER 4: AD strafe tracking
18:37 AD strafe patterns
21:37 CHAPTER 5: Minimizing mouse movement
23:28 Recap
24:51 Final thoughts

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[DecimosFlame]

I want to start by saying that I've always had decent aim, maybe slightly above average at best. After watching a bunch of other aim tip guides, my aim started getting worse. Specifically, because a lot of other guides I've seen say NOT to read/predict movement to adjust your aim, rather to use reaction and kinetic and dynamic vision instead. I always thought, "Well, these guys know more than me, let's give it a try." I hit a skill ceiling and was missing more shots than ever, despite regularly using aim trainers.

Your analysis about movement reading, route planning, reaction time tax, and perceived target speed have completely changed my aim, and the results were instant. Seriously, I loaded into a game of The Finals right after watching this and absolutely popped off. And every game after that, my aim was better and more consistent than ever. All of that is to say that this was the most helpful aim guide I've ever seen. Thank you!

[SefinFPS]

As a fellow aim theorist, I admire your skill, knowledge, but most importantly; you're ability to explain things so concisely and easy to understand. Vid is great man

[shootinstuff]

At 16:40 what helped me figure that out and get that awareness in game without thinking was play a bunch not caring about dying but just working on noticing it until it becomes familiar enough. The joy you get from killing someone after working on something is such a high

[lusir.]

Would like to add my two cents here for tracking: The hand-eye coordination!

Although everyone knows about it, not everyone knows how to properly apply it mechanically. Say you want to track a target. Your eyes can follow but your hands can't because you're trying to focus on both eye focus and arm movement. What you can do is mentallt isolate control and imagine your arm as your eyes instead of focusing on both at once. Usually your eyes know how fast it needs to travel to track something, but your arms don't. Instead, move your arm the way your eye is trying to move and your tracking and flicking will improve significantly.

Gotta make sure your sensitivity is also the same speed as your eyes though!

[zeicanofficial]

I usually very much dislike aim improvement videos, as a lot of them just say “practice”, but that doesn’t really mean much to me. This video really explains what that really means, and made me realise that I overcompensate my aim. Thank you so much, Struth!

I’ve tried aim trainers before, and (at least from the ones I’ve tried) they usually don’t really explain more than “smoothness training”, “flick training”, but don’t really explain how and when to utilise that training.

Keep up the great work, and again, thanks Struth!

[soxxks]

Playing purely movement-based scenarios has been a godsend for overwatch hitscan tracking.

[thomasbruinsma]

I can't express how much I appreciate this video. It completely changed how I track and aim at targets. Before, every fight felt chaotic and overwhelming. I used to think other players moved impossibly fast, but it was just my own stress and panic. Some players still move erratically (looking at you, Octane), but I've noticed their chaotic movements impair their aim too.

More importantly, this video has greatly improved my enjoyment of the game. I think more clearly during fights and land satisfying shots without overthinking.

I can only play a few hours due to real-world commitments, but thanks to this video, I'm having much more fun playing Apex Legends.

[H.V.C_Shino]

It would be so funny if he was just cheating

[dimex]

This is the absolute BEST aim guide I’ve ever seen… I’ve always tried to react not track because when I tried to reactively track it never worked… but now I know to focus on the enemies sprite to see which direction they are going plus take their movement into consideration for guessing what is going to happen… absolutely fantastic!!!

[JustWTiR]

Very informative guide, thank you so much

[vxrticality]

I clicked on this video with low expectations, but i gotta say, this is a really good one ! Keep it up !!

[werdizer]

The good part is that this advices helps even if you playing with stick, sensor or gyro. What a great vid man

[oceeta]

This is the best video I have ever seen on this topic. You put into words a lot of nebulous concepts that I had to learn on my own, as well as making some other stuff finally click.

Seriously, the biggest tip here is remembering that there is a person on the other side of the screen with goals that are most likely very similar to yours. Remembering that, as well as the fact that humans aren't actually good at being unpredictable is the real lesson here that no amount of mechanical practice will help you realize.

[saikothasan]

Thank you for this information. Thanks a lot❤

[owenwagner]

I recently switched from controller (since ps2 release in 2000) to M&K and I found that "autopilot" was even affecting my controller aim and may even be slightly proggammed in my mind due to AA. Another thing is that on controller my strafing was so much slower/wider, so when A-D strafing my reaction to my own change in direction was plaguing me. My aim is improving, but honesly the biggest improvements have come from r5 reloaded 1v1 servers. I sure dont win a lot, but I do feel every aspect of my close range game improving which is more fun than using the input I am most comfortable on.

[jacobinman]

you have the most helpful/best aiming videos. you explain everything very thoroughly and well.

[silver]

Happy to see another aim chad video. Can't wait for your ClawMate to be available for distribution with cheaper shipping. Hope everything is going well for you.

[Shpongloid]

This has helped my gameplay tremendously. I wish I could have came across this video when I first started playing FPS. Better late than never! Subscribed

[layzdoode]

i think this is arguably one of the best tracking and aim in general guide i have seen. simple yet with a lot of useful stuff. nice

[Good_Username]

Great video! And awesome tracking skills!