I Optimized The Science Of Aim Theory, And Achieved Aimbot
Summary
TLDRThis video script details a player's journey to optimize their aim in the game Valorant through a structured training regimen. The player explores the science of aim theory, identifies weaknesses, and applies lessons from professional players to refine their skills. The narrative culminates in a climactic match where the player's improved mechanics and strategic play lead to a thrilling victory, showcasing the power of dedication and continuous learning in achieving peak performance.
Takeaways
- ๐ฏ The speaker has optimized the science of aim theory and explored the key fundamentals of achieving Aimbot in gaming.
- โฑ๏ธ They followed a structured aiming regimen over a week, focusing on different aspects like benchmarking, weaknesses, and heavy scenarios.
- ๐ The regimen involved daily learning to widen the scope of aiming skills and included a final benchmark to measure improvement.
- ๐ The speaker pushed their mechanical prowess to the limits, testing their limits to establish a rule book for refining gameplay.
- ๐ They learned the importance of challenging opponents to understand their weaknesses and exploit them.
- ๐ง The speaker discovered that respecting the rules of the game can lead to higher levels of play and improved performance.
- ๐ They used aim training tools to identify and work on their weakest categories to improve their aim reliability.
- ๐ฎ The speaker experimented with different playstyles, merging reliability with a classic duelist style for a more effective gameplay.
- ๐ค They contemplated modeling their play on exceptional players to achieve a higher level of performance.
- ๐ The final aim was to break personal limits and reach new heights in gaming performance, culminating in a successful ascent to a higher rank.
Q & A
What is the main theme of the video script?
-The main theme of the video script is the optimization of aiming skills in the game 'Valorant' through a structured training regimen and learning from professional players' styles.
What does the term 'Aimbot' refer to in the context of the video?
-In the context of the video, 'Aimbot' refers to achieving a high level of aiming skill in the game, to the point where it appears as if the player is using an aim-assisting software, but through legitimate practice and skill development.
What is the significance of the first day's benchmarking in the training regimen?
-The first day's benchmarking is significant as it establishes a starting point or a standard of reference for the player's current aiming skills, allowing them to measure progress throughout the training period.
What is the purpose of the structured aiming regiment mentioned in the script?
-The purpose of the structured aiming regiment is to systematically improve the player's aiming skills by focusing on different aspects of aiming each day, such as weaknesses, heavy scenarios, and refining playstyle.
How does the player plan to refine their playstyle in the game?
-The player plans to refine their playstyle by learning from their training sessions, finding weapons that complement their style, and challenging themselves to break the rules they've set for themselves to achieve self-actualization.
What is the player's approach to dealing with their weaknesses in the game?
-The player's approach to dealing with weaknesses involves identifying the weakest category in their aiming skills, practicing it intensively until improvement is seen, and repeating this cycle to address all areas of weakness.
What is the significance of the phrase 'the enemy is guilty before they are innocent' in the context of the video?
-The phrase 'the enemy is guilty before they are innocent' signifies a proactive approach to playing the game, where the player challenges the enemy's strategy and capabilities from the start, rather than assuming they are strong and reacting to them.
How does the player incorporate the concept of limit testing into their training?
-The player incorporates limit testing by pushing their mechanical skills to the absolute limits, learning their capabilities and limitations, and using this knowledge to establish a guideline for refining their gameplay.
What is the player's strategy for dealing with close gunfights in the game?
-The player's strategy for close gunfights involves using smoke grenades to create space and force the enemy into hyper close-up engagements, where the player's chosen weapons excel.
How does the player plan to merge the 'Mr. Reliable' style with their classic duelist style?
-The player plans to merge the 'Mr. Reliable' style with their classic duelist style by incorporating elements of anticipation, patience, and contact-heavy playstyle, while also challenging themselves to perform at their peak during critical moments in the game.
What is the final step in the player's aim optimization process?
-The final step in the player's aim optimization process is to break their own limits and reach new heights by having all aspects of their training move in tandem, culminating in a display of exceptional skill in the game.
Outlines
๐ฎ Aim Training and Self-Actualization
The speaker discusses their journey to refine their aim in a game, likely a first-person shooter, by creating a structured training regimen. They explore the fundamentals of 'Aimbot' and commit to a week-long training plan that includes benchmarking, identifying weaknesses, and heavy scenario practice in the game 'Valorant'. The speaker emphasizes the importance of pushing mechanical limits, learning from each session, and finding a balance between a reliable playstyle and the flashy, high-skill plays known as 'Aimbot'. They conclude the paragraph with insights gained from challenging the enemy team and exploiting their weaknesses.
๐ Statistical Improvement and Tactical Adaptation
The speaker shares their progress after following a structured aim training routine, noting significant improvements in their in-game statistics, particularly in headshot rates. They attribute this to switching to a different aim training lab and focusing on their weakest categories until they see improvement. The speaker also discusses the importance of respecting the rules of the game and using pre-fire techniques to gain an advantage. They reflect on the value of internalizing game rules to reach higher levels of play and end with a realization about merging a reliable playstyle with their classic duelist style.
๐ฅ Combining Reliability with Aggressive Playstyle
The speaker continues to refine their playstyle by focusing on 'Valorant' heavy scenarios and weaknesses, becoming increasingly reliable with their mechanics. They experiment with different weapons and styles, aiming to find a balance between reliability and the ability to make impossible plays. The speaker also discusses the concept of limit testing, respecting game rules, and refining their play to a point where they are no longer the same player they were at the beginning of their training. They conclude with thoughts on stealing strategies from established players to achieve a higher level of play.
๐ Breaking Limits and Ascending to New Heights
In the final paragraph, the speaker describes a high-pressure situation in a game where they had to perform exceptionally to secure a win. They talk about using hit confirmation techniques and domain expansion to outplay their opponents. The speaker also mentions a sponsor, 'Tapping', for radiant players and encourages viewers to try it out. The paragraph concludes with a reflection on the speaker's journey, their return to daily uploads, and their determination to reach the highest rank in the game, 'Radiant'.
Mindmap
Keywords
๐กAimbot
๐กBenchmarking
๐กMechanical prowess
๐กSelf-actualization
๐กLimit testing
๐กValerant heavy scenarios
๐กRespecting the rules
๐กAnticipation
๐กModeling play
๐กDomain expansion
๐กHit confirmation
Highlights
Optimized the science of aim theory and exploited its potential for achieving Aimbot.
Explored key fundamentals of achieving Aimbot and raised skill ceiling.
Inconsistency in aim led to the development of a structured aiming regimen.
Implemented a week-long aiming regimen with specific days for benchmarking, weaknesses, and valerant heavy scenarios.
Learned to challenge the enemy team's behavior to exploit their defense.
Pushed mechanical prowess to the limits by testing understanding of enemy behavior.
The importance of establishing a rule book for refining play style.
Finding weapons to complement one's play style for self-actualization.
The concept of limit testing as the backbone of Aimbot.
Switched to aim Labs to identify and work on weaknesses.
Internalized the mantra of respecting the rules of the task for higher levels of play.
Achieved a high kill rate with a significant headshot percentage.
The realization of the importance of stealing from established players for reliability.
Developed a play style that merges reliability with the classic duelist style.
Learned the art of anticipation and its application in gameplay.
The final aim day involved breaking limits to reach new heights in aim theory.
Achieved ascendant 2 rank after months of being washed.
The video concludes with a promise of daily uploads and a commitment to reach radiant.
Transcripts
I optimized the science of aim Theory
and exploited its potential who are they
peing who are they peing what 7 months
ago I explored the key fundamentals of
achieving Aimbot but even though what I
learned helped raise my skill ceiling I
was still pretty inconsistent with my
aim riding the beast might be enough for
some but I wanted to tame it Loose
training results and loose results
that's what I told myself as I spent a
week following an actual structured
aiming regiment that has the potential
to go across a span of weeks literal
work out days Mondays benchmarking
Tuesdays weaknesses Wednesdays valerant
heavy scenarios weaknesses again
valerant again weaknesses one more time
and a final Benchmark to see how much I
improved for the week but I'm not
stopping there even though we already
had a regiment to look forward to I
commended each day to learn at least one
thing per session all for the sake of
widening the scope of our aiming Horizon
so we might be able to achieve the
lightning in the bottle that's known as
Aimbot but we're getting ahead of
ourselves because we still need to make
sure that we're making the absolute most
of our first day Benchmark or
benchmarking Benchmark noun a standard
or point of reference against things may
be compared or assessed we got standard
point of reference basis gauge Criterion
and specification like the name suggests
we're just trying to gather our bearings
for the journey and see where our
starting point is but that doesn't mean
I'm just going to sit back and let the
results come to me as a burning blue
rose I decided to use today to push my
mechanical prowers to its absolute
limits because between you and me limit
testing is the backbone of Aimbot we
must learn what we can and cannot do so
we can establish a rule book that will
give us a guideline to refine our play
and once we refine our play you must
find weapons to complement our style
only when we achieve self-actualization
will we be bestowed with the opportunity
to look at the rules we placed upon
ourselves and break it and it actually
starts on the first game where I
challenged how a duel should operate
around the map on attack so as the
squiring suggest we've steadily been a
step behind the enemy team for as long
as this game's been going on so I'm
thinking since we've been so readable
how about I take mid so we inherently
have more options and my team's down for
the
plan I'll throw you a dart then and then
I hold a so I do the Duelist thing and
forcibly take mid and things go well
until I realize I'm the only dude here I
found myself with the sole
responsibility of stopping rotations
through mid which sounds great R until I
realize if I miss time which angle I
hold not only will my position be
useless but I might very well die and
forever be marked as a baiting duelist I
needed to be very careful with those and
here comes the hard part if I look at
Market too early I risk getting killed
by cat but if I hold cat for too long
someone will cross into a market which
could give them a chance to kill my
teammates all right Chad time see if my
clock
is nice I was right but that's not where
today ended since I pushed the limit of
my understanding towards how the enemy
team is going to behave it gave me more
freedom to exploit their defense and on
round 11 I found the perfect moment to
test my mechanical prowess to its
absolute limits Jet's going to be up and
cat but I'll be ready for
it damn we got one dagger left but it's
still so early into the
round whatever I'll run it down anyway
ended up M but I'm thinking I could Peak
CT but the only way I'll get enough
speed for the peak to be good is if I
use my knives but I'm down to my last
dagger the owl drone doesn't see
anything okay I'll do it I'll get back
into the battle Yeah I'm not hitting
that peek me peek me peek me peek me
peek me peek oh it man through their
spawn wait two enemies I should switch
to my Phantom but I but I
I know I could do
it here let's goe let's goad one enemy
remaining bro that's one
be so yeah there goes day one but what
did I learn for today it all gets summed
up to this quote the enemy is guilty
before they are innocent which basically
means you'll never know just how many
holes your enemy team has until you
actually challenge them it's better to
not respect them at the start and see
what you can get away with then
respecting them off rip and try to play
a normal game of valerant even though
the enemy team Cipher didn't even bother
setting a mid or even Cipher that matter
because you never know what might happen
but all I knew was it was time to keep
compounding knowledge to continue
figuring out the pieces of optimizing
aim Theory and achieving aimbots and
head to the next day which is weaknesses
I'll be honest all the cooler things
that came with training on my weaknesses
today all really came on day three but
it doesn't mean today wasn't special
because actually I learned one of the
more important things in this video so
let's start weaknesses the state or
condition of lacking strength we got
feebleness INF free pun puniness
fragility and delicateness when you're
working on weaknesses you're inherently
just going to learn more than you
usually do but even so I changed
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bro I was just so much more reliable
after the routine I play three games
today and here were my stats first game
19 kills 16 deaths three assists which
is tame until you look at my 46 head
shot rate now for my second game 17
kills 16 deaths 13 assists with a 27 win
rate which is all right nothing too big
but the final game oh my God I got 25
kills nine deaths zero assists with a 47
win rate which is crazy so you guys
might be wondering what the hell did you
do and learn for your aim to be become
not just more reliable but seemingly
automatic well I'll show you guys it's
actually really straightforward starters
I switched the aim Labs since aim Labs
not only has a ranking system but
physically shows you what your
weaknesses are so what I did was simple
I looked at my weakest category and just
did it until it raised and repeated the
cycle and I really mean this and when I
say that I mean this I really mean this
I really had to lock in for the
scenarios and the scenarios weren't even
that complicated they were just
challenging and it taught me a very
important l lesson that actually
extended to valerant it forced me to
internalize the Mantra of respecting the
rules of the task in front of me all
right we got this go this isn't ideally
what I'd push but it's my job so I guess
we're doing this we're two rounds down I
can't really afford to not take them
seriously I have to respect the fact
that SOA is probably still here now
what's the safest way to take a fight
while keeping my life ah the pre-fire
the pre-fire is a shooting technique
where you shoot at an angle before
seeing the enemy it reduces the steps of
skipping the time of aligning the shot
as well as reacting to the Target I'll
rated three out of 10
difficulty I used to think the only way
of improving was ignoring the rules and
learn through trial and error but
respecting guidelines is actually
exposing me to higher levels of play
that I didn't expect out of this and
stabilizing enemy
kill night night
neutralized but now it was time for days
three and four which were valerant heavy
scenarios and weaknesses and you're
probably wondering why you're getting a
two for one deal that's because on day
three I just became more and more like
Mr
reliable easy kills were easy and hard
kills were even easier and since the
Epiphany I had on day two I was sticking
to the rules and playing even better but
even though I was playing better on day
four I found myself playing jet less and
less my mechanic are still improving but
the moments where I need to hit a flake
were becoming less and less apparent Mr
reliable is cool but what about the
egoists that can make the impossible
possible as he grown obsolete for the
sake of achieving Aimbot the way I
wanted to I needed to figure out a way
to merge Mr reliable with my classic
duelist style and I think I had just the
right idea and that starts again on day
five with valerant heavy scenarios it's
hard to add any new information on the
field of valerant heavy scenario since
it's already pretty straightforward but
think a good tip for it each day I
committed about 30 minutes for aim
training but for valerant heavy
scenarios I did 15 minutes in kovak and
the other remaining time an actual
valerant and this was the playlist I did
in Kovac I'm not sure if I would bore
you guys or not if I showed you all what
I did in the range so I'm not going to
bother this time but if you guys are
interested tell me in the comments but
we had bigger fish to fry since the
aiming day was so straightforward I
started to look into different venues
since this video started we established
the concept of limit testing found the
mar of respecting the rules of the game
and refined it to a point where I'm not
the same player I was when we first
started which leads us to the next step
of evolution trying to find weapons to
complement our style I learned the art
of anticipation a few months back and I
was still pretty good at it like I
completely faked out this jet I could
always count on it to get me in a good
position anytime anywhere even on a
match where nothing was going how it was
supposed to I was still able to only be
negative by one but while I sat there
dumbfounded at the result of the game I
had a clutch realization trying to
figure out your strengths is a Fool's
game that results in needless hassle
what if I just stole a weapon from an
already established player but which Pro
TS something osbos haven't you guys
realized if I'm looking for reliability
there's only one du list that fits that
description adj necessary and comes up
with the really hungry I just want to
win but what does it mean to model our
play on this exceptional player well
that's something we'll cover on the
sixth day on weaknesses which is
strangely poetic in a way but yeah let's
go we lost pistol round in spectacular
fashion and more often than not when you
lose pistol round usually because the
enemy team just has stronger guns and
you know how that goes so in order to
pull a fast one on them we need to get
creative which starts with the first
thing I stole from Zen his ability to
vocalizes ideas in a simple
straightforward way but how do we apply
that here well you probably have a good
idea what guns they have specters
Guardians Marshals Outlaws the whole
shebang guns that specialize in
mid-range DS so I had an idea to flip it
on their head we given ourselves space
to walk up using the smoke but actually
had a second meaning you see a short is
probably the most range heavy part of a
site but after that everything is hyper
close up our budget guns were literally
made for this so as the enemy team held
normal angles wondering why we smoked
ourselves off they was to give us space
to set up hyper close gunfights which
allowed us to forcefully take momentum
but this battle was just getting started
as I was finding more clarity in Zen
style which leans to the second thing I
stole from him his patience and contact
heavy play style which means in simple
terms moving up on ankles without using
any util taking fights
dry but where does patience come in well
sometimes the
anwers right in front of you
ah throughout the Heaven and Earth I
alone am the honored
onew I may not be using my aim to get
multi frags like something or Jing but
who said that was a bad thing I know my
time will come I just needed to
challenge myself harder on the final day
Nice Shot pookie bear the final aiming
day huh we've had some good times but
this story is coming to an end we
established the limits of the game def
find our guidelines to reach Peak
Performance and now found insane weapons
all for the sake of this moment of
breaking our limits so we can reach New
Heights new domains by having it all
move in tandem with each other for the
final part of optimizing the lightning
in the bottle which is aim Theory which
starts on game two day seven it was a
cold and Starry Night On Ice Box we
decided that defaulting was going to
give us the best odds of winning but
little did we know we will start
dropping like flies one became two and
two became three leaving us in a 2v5 and
given the bomb being down the entire
team had map control and I mean
everywhere but I was ready I was more
than ready I was in my element domain
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now back with regular programming and
now back to business spy down they could
be anywhere it's me and Jet I almost
have full you they're probably swarming
Spike they could be anywhere wait they
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Taps this technique is called Hit
confirmation amateurs only use one flick
to hit their target but experienced
veterans use two flicks one to get into
their general area and the second one
for the actual targets but since I'm in
the zone those rules don't apply to me I
used the ini will flick to get near the
Target but I have to be aware of the
Jet's lethal pre- aim and the time it
will take for him to adjust is probably
three times faster than mine so instead
of doing another micro adjustment I'm
going to use my entire body to align the
shot while throwing off my opponent's
pre- aim in one fluid motion
one
top
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yeah those rules don't apply to me I'll
use my body to align the shots I may not
be using my aim to get multif frags like
something or Jing but who said that was
a bad thing
one it was a kill that echoed through
the entire map surely you didn't think
it was going to be that easy whether it
be five of us or just one of us we're
still prepared to completely dominate
that's one and I hear the other is this
going to be an ace ah let this be a
lesson to you guys if you work hard you
can
achieve what the fuck
except an ASA I guess you know it's
whatever because we got to ascendant 2
after months of being washed but uh yeah
I hope you guys enjoyed the video um
yeah I don't know what happened I just
decided to make a video I guess I don't
know what that was but I am back thehi
is back and we're going to kick things
off with daily upload now I'm just
messing around but in all seriousness
thank you for the patience I really
appreciate it a lot of going on but I'm
here and I hate leaving because not only
did we lose a mortal but we have yet to
reach radiant to prove that we can make
the impossible possible because I am an
egist
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