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Hey everyone, I’ve been struggling with aiming in first-person shooters. I often find myself missing easy shots, especially in fast-paced games like Call of Duty or Apex Legends. I don’t always have the luxury to grind long aim training sessions daily, so I’m looking for practical tips that I can apply during actual matches or short practice bursts.
Is there a way to develop muscle memory more efficiently, or any in-game habits that could help me react quicker? I’ve heard some players recommend adjusting sensitivity or focusing on crosshair placement, but I’m not sure how to implement that effectively. Any advice on balancing improvement with limited practice time would be really appreciated!
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If long aim training sessions aren’t an option, try focusing on short, consistent warm-up routines before you play. Even just 5 minutes of flick shots or tracking drills on aim trainers like Kovaak’s or Aim Lab can help build muscle memory over time. Also, adjust your mouse sensitivity so you can make precise small movements without having to move your whole arm. That balance is critical in fast-paced shooters.
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