[johnnycotton29]

I have used Kovaaks for 200 hours and found my tracking in game has really improved but i dont notice anything else improve like flicks, reaction time e.t.c.

Does anyone else use aim trainers and notice how its improved their performance in real games?

[biggyboy990]

Aim trainers are good but most of the important skills are from playing the actual game as crosshair placement, timing and game sense really help with outplaying opponents.

[uguy1447]

depends on the game at hand but i’ve tried kovaks  and thing that it helped but you also need work in game

[RevengeHF]

Yeah I think Kovaaks has helped me a bit.

[lmia4993]

Depends on the game. I play counter-strike, where aim can only get you so far. So playing Kovaak helps with aim, but game-sense, pre-aiming, communication is way more important if you want to progress.

[Alex Walker]

How does an aim trainer work, exactly?

[mitt27]

Yeah i use aim labs, really good

[Katarus]

Yes I use them quite frequently. Not only do they help with rusty aim in fps and shooter games, I also use aimboost for my mouse accuracy inn League Of Legends.

[Rhoslyn]

i use aimlab its a good application for new aim people's

[Get in the Robot Shinji]

It kind of depends on the commitment I have since most aim trainers take a lot of your time

[reee22]

I use to use AimBeast from time to time but I don't do it as much anymore because my aim is actually decent.

[elmoman]

I used aim labs for a little bit when I played Valorant

[hutchens thomas]

I’d rather spend my time playing the game and get better while playing it while asleep learning the game mechanics better