#Teamfortress tv download#

Do light work outs (or heavy ones if you like too), don't eat constant junk food, stay hydrated with water/milk/juice/gatorade etc. If you want to play at your absolute best you have to be healthy. Here is my profile for anyone interested The website has many other forms of practices you can do, and would highly recommend checking out the Fast Aiming one as well.

Each game last 120s.Ĭurrent Record is 101,900. This site is pretty similar to the first, goal is to click as many targets as possible, with as few misses as possible and as few disappeared targets as possible to reach a high score. I would say getting around 40s - 50s would be a good goal to reach for most players wanting to achieve great aim.Ĭurrently the world record in 4 minutes 34 seconds, my PR is 2 minutes 6 seconds The Graph below was taken from a Survey of Starcraft 2 players. You let 3 targets disappear and times up! The game get's progressively harder as well as the longer you last the more target per second occur. Their's 2 really good sites out there for teaching good mouse control.Īim Booster [Assuming you go to the challenge you click on the targets and try your best to click on every target before it fully disappears. Would highly recommend learning about those 2 formats and the very basics of them before you just jump straight in, though Highlander is pretty straight forward (1 of each class and no class changes). Usually 2 formats or 6 vs 6 or Highlander. Great for practicing some movement (which has a huge impact on your game and aim), flick shots, or doing what you did against the bots on tr_walkway but against real players that WILL fight back.īasically this is a setup 1v1 practice, can be pretty nuanced and gamey, but can help you solidify the fundamentals of aiming and movement.īasically an semi-orgnaized match, where random players join a team and pick what class they want to play. With the Pistol, SMG, or Minigun you can practice tracking. As Sniper/Scout/Engineer you can practice flick/twitch shots. As soldier/demo you can practice shooting mid-air targets.

#Teamfortress tv download#

Is a map you download and host a local listen server on, you can practice all kinds of things on this map. If you want to play at a more competitive level here some other things you can try. Matter of Fact try to ALWAYS play on community servers, the skill level on community servers is usually a good bit higher than your standard Valve servers. If you can find a 5cp server with a community that works to. Practicing Sniper on 2Fort is only teaching you to stand in 1 spot the ENTIRE round, you're not learning much if anything. Play on Maps, that induce good habits out of you.Įx. Play with/against people of a skill level near or moderatly above your skill level. As the Quake Legend Fatal1ty put it, the only way to for sure get better is 'Practice, Practice, Practice'.