Kovaaks/Aim enjoyer
Joined January 2016
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The Aim Category Tracker is now live as a website, no download needed:
aimcategorytracker.pages.dev
Pick your KovaaK's stats folder and it shows how much static, dynamic, precise, control, reactive, speedTS and evasiveTS you've trained, plus what you've been neglecting.
Your runs never leave your PC. Unknown scenarios are sorted by player votes.
made another kovaaks tool.
i've always felt that when i was grinding just my weaknesses, i could go days or even weeks of neglecting other aim categories. this tool helps you spot aim categories you haven't played for a while.
it utilizes your finished runs file location. It sorts every scenario automatically using the categories from all the benchmarks on evxl.
if its unsure about which category a scenario falls under it will ask you. (and also the option to change categories manually when its wrong)
il test and refine it over the coming days. and if i think its useful, il put it on a github.
i feel like the hard part about training reactive tracking is that if you actually train it in a 'bad way' it can actually fuck up and worsen your aim. where as with control tracking its way easier to spot and fix your mistakes.
some days it clicks and i can see the improvement. and other days, i over tense, over correct, and it feels actually better to just train something else, because i cant seem to fix it.
this happens the most with ground reactive tracking for me.
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PLAYTIME tracker instead of finished runs 👀
might be even more useful, especially for the restart maxxers.
made another kovaaks tool.
i've always felt that when i was grinding just my weaknesses, i could go days or even weeks of neglecting other aim categories. this tool helps you spot aim categories you haven't played for a while.
it utilizes your finished runs file location. It sorts every scenario automatically using the categories from all the benchmarks on evxl.
if its unsure about which category a scenario falls under it will ask you. (and also the option to change categories manually when its wrong)
il test and refine it over the coming days. and if i think its useful, il put it on a github.
im playing better on 110/115 fov on a lot of stating scenarios where most other people are playing 103 maybe 107 max.
should i just move my monitor further back 🧐
its not even THAT close tbh.
the longer it takes for you to get through a plateau on a scenario. the more you probably get out of it after you see that improvement or get that pb and move on to new scenarios.
