I'd like my tracking to get better and my arm aiming to feel more natural, not just speed click on dots in a way that doesn't translate to in-game play in OW (or any FPS really). Lots of them seem to just push wrist aiming, indirectly maybe, and I'm not sure that's a good thing overall. Some of these are clearly more 2d or flick oriented, but in general I'm wondering what the better players here think about this kind of stuff.are any of them good? Do any of them help with positioning?
(seems ok, but it doesn't seem to have a lot of good feedback out there).Aiming.Pro (has a whole regiment supposedly, including comparisons by sector of aim and to other people).I've looked at Kovaaks, but I don't really feel good about playing that at my office, even if it's on my downtime aside from that, there seem to be 4-5 pretty "complete" aim training websites that allow for at least some movement:
#Aim trainer overwatch online Pc#
On a console using a controller I know exactly how fast I can move, slide, crouch, and incorporate the map in to my movement (depending on the game), and that's just not happening on the PC versions of all games I play. I made the jump from console to PC a little while back and am struggling, to put it mildly, with moving with the same quickness and accuracy using a keyboard.Īiming isn't so much a problem for me, but moving while shooting (and moving unpredictably) very much is.
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