If you’re playing Sombra I’d stick to things like Circleshot and tracking training, less than flicking.Ībsolutely not true! Sure, trainers might present you with scenarios you’d never see in game, but that is the point. Regardless being an Emerald 3 on Aim Labs up from being a Plat 4, I can tell you that it does genuinely improve your aim in situations. People tend to agree you’ll do worse on your first game but at the VERY least Aim Labs prior to this will alleviate this.Īiming isn’t the only skill in the game though positioning is more important as is gamesense and Aim Labs won’t give you that. At the very least, it limbers up your hand to allow you to do better for when you actually play Overwatch. I play like 30 mins of Aim Labs a day and have seen steady growth with my aim that is becoming very noticeable. there’s no dying, there’s many different environments and ways to train, and there’s no queue times. That’s it and Aim Labs will definitely teach you that in a bunch of different ways objectively quicker and more compressed.
Aiming is always knowing about when to click or where to click, moving or not. Practicing in Overwatch alone imo ill make improvement more difficult since it doesn’t dumb down practicing for you. It doesn’t matter if it’s a blue dot or a Tracer, if you flick and know when to click for a kill that’s improvement. Aim Labs makes your tracking of a target, flicking of a target, etc. People say Aim Labs “isn’t real OW situations” and that’s really dumb imo because that’s not exactly how aiming works. Any time I actually play Aim Labs I get much, much better results than when not.
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