Get PERFECT Aim! (Best Method) | Overwatch 2 Aim Guide

This guide / tutorial will go over basic and advanced tips and tricks which are gonna improve flick and tracking aim in Overwatch 2 and other fast paced shooters.

EDITED by Chunk

[nevinevius]

Workshop codes:
Aim 1: W2WM7
Aim 2: 48701
Aim 3: MW3MH
Aim 4: NM3NM

[zzkkkrjjeeeii]

As someone who used to try to copy pros players too much, this definitely helps. Now I’ll focus on just developing my own unique aim style

[solasolar]

I've been using your tips and settings for a week now and it's made a massive difference. I'm hitting my hit scan shots. I can actually play widow, etc and do good. Thank you!

[Defiancy]

I use aimlabs and I got to say my aims improved tremendously in multiple games since I started. That being said I also use VAXTA, 48701, and MW3MH as well. If you only aim train I don’t think you’ll see the results you may expect. But if you incorporate additional training from the game you want to improve in, you start to see great results :)

That being said, improving your aim takes a lot of time. If you’re dedicated, you’ll reap the rewards.

[flnk]

Hands down: Best aim video for OW.
Just lowered my sense drastically today and instantly was able to track enemies so much better!

[bryanryan]

Dawg this video is actually so good. It's an educational video that is actually helpful and just someone calling it an educational video to justify using a smurf account. I reccomend this vid to everyone.

[MetroOW]

It's finally here, sorry for the delay! :D

[Hiiiro_]

Such a thorough guide! Really important insights here. I’ve watched you on Twitch but first time seeing your YT. Thank you Metro!

[Kimshu]

Thank you so much for saying there's no distinct "better" for aiming styles. So many people I watch and pros use arm aim so I thought I was holding myself back trying to wrist aim. Knowing people DO wrist aim, and can get really good at it helps.

Last I checked (it's been a long time since I placed DPS), I was somewhere around mid-gold (tanks and support are mid-high plat). My gf has peaked low masters before and when I duo with her in qp, I can tell I'm in high level lobbies and it feels so much harder to contribute. I'm kinda tired of getting shit on. I wanna get better so it's not as frustrating and I can have a fun time.

[bigguccitaurus]

Danke Alexander für ein weiteres audiovisuelles Meisterstück !

[billyosteo]

Thank you. You used the word mindful and as far as videogames are from meditation I believe mindfulness is a key to performances in general and even bigger in videogames .
GG dude!

[DarksuN]

Good tips, one that is also very important is having a good monitor. The input lag from some monitor can destroy all efforts. For exemple i got the G7 1440P 240hz monitor, its an awesome monitor but it has a little more input lag than my second IPS monitor (Mag251RX), which also has a little more input lag than my third monitor (benQ XL2420z). This is very very very important having a low input lag monitor (i don't talk about pixel responsivness)

[darkgt]

the towel over the mouse I get it. It happens to me that my hands sweat a lot, and is disgusting using a mouse like that, you lose a ton of precision and need to use a towel every like 30 seconds. So the towel over the mouse makes it bearable

[Abs]

This made me realise I was using a completely wrong sens as a wrist aimer because I trust better players settings. I recently switched from 1600 to 800 dpi and just copied other peoples sens and It felt horrifically slow, now I know why!

[ncascini]

I love all things aim related, including mouse pads and mice!

[musicxxa]

It's nice to see a guy using towel over his mouse lmao. I thought i was the only one. I use microfiber cloth. It gives me better grip, no sweat/stickyness problem and cleans up the surface automatically.

[klapy]

It’s nearly 2 am so imma save the video and rewatch it to apply everything including settings at a civilised time

[lutem]

Time for this otp mercy to dps kek. Justice rains from above

[bassstation]

Although this video has some good tips, I didn’t feel like the aiming part was very accurate. Yes aiming in game can help but it’s better to do both an actual aim trainer and routine like voltaic, and play the game. Also while there’s no god sense, there’s a good range between like 20-60cm per 360 which can usually work for most people. Different sensitivities may work better for certain types of aim, like a low sense for static (flicking) or a bit higher for tracking. And while the part about being a wrist or arm aimer is technically correct, it’s only because the person lacks practice in using the other part as much. In the end it’s all mouse control so an aim trainer will actually work the best if you want your overall aiming capabilities to improve in the shortest period of time. Things like strafing (movement) can actually also be improved in aim trainers as well since there are scenarios that cover this. Also, the aiming and movement from an aim trainer might not transfer over to games in equal proportion since the movements will feel a bit different. But the motions will be something you are familiar with and will be transferred over time. Stay consistent to make actual progress. PS there’s no such thing as “muscle memory” so change your sens if you want to. You can even have certain senses for different characters, it won’t make much of a difference in your mouse control and might actually help you.

[stonefaced]

Very useful vid! 👍 My aim isn’t terrible but I want to improve before I start playing competitive more