then i have the dummies in stand still and just beam them a few times to warm up pinpoint recoil with r9, flatline, etc.

my warm up is usually run around and wall jump around the range for a few mins just to get used to moving properly. Np, and it doesn’t have to take long either. Don’t get me wrong, it’s not perfect yet but imma keep workin on it knowing that im actually getting something out of it, which is always nice to see.

My “training” has finally started paying off since i can just simultaneously follow their moves.

If the person i’m shooting is moving like a mad man tryin to dodge. And by focusing on tracking, which was probably my biggest weakness, i have really seen a massive difference. Apex requires clipping ppl WHILE they jump, crouch strafe, etc etc. BUT! due to apex having a longer ttk unlike valorant or siege etc etc when you can 1 tap heads. So i have always been confident in my flicks. I hope this doesn’t come off as cocky but i do consider myself to have very good aim, since i have a lot of history with fps games at high levels (not a flex, if anything, i need to touch more grass lmaoo). So i have no clue towards that but i can confidently say, in game tracking has been night and day. so imma be honest with ya, i totally forgot you can even put the stats in the firing range on, totally forgot that even existed.

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