Definitely include this in your training. I do Speed tasks first because that way, I get used to my mouse quickly, and helps me have higher precision when I do Precision tasks. It's up to you if you want to do Speed tasks first or Precision tasks. Spidershot Speed: Now coming to the good stuff, Spidershot Speed, in my opinion, is one of the best tasks in the game for developing speed for large flicks. Include it if you want to, otherwise, it's just as fine. However, Pentakill is good for training your shot selection, something most people suck at. PentaKill Standard: Its a Sandbox Misc task, hence it doesn't help in improving scores. Since this task is a variation of Spidershot, it also warms up my hands for the next tasks. Honestly, I like ranking up and this helps me get a higher Cognition score. Not a must-have task, it can be skipped from your playlist if you want to. You can substitute this task for Human Benchmark Reaction Time Testing, however, I would recommend practicing Human Benchmark first for a couple of minutes, and then spend 1 minute on Detection for maximum benefits.ĭecisionShot Speed: A Cognition task, I use it to help me make faster decisions, during both training and in-game. It helps me check if I am improving my reaction times. Here is each task in the playlist, and why I have included it in my daily training:ĭetection Ultimate: A Perception task, I use it to determine what my reaction time is before I start other tasks. You can either read the entire post to know the reason behind each task or just skip to the end for the TL DR. Also, I try to rank up in AimLab, so I focus on all 6 aspects of aiming, hence why I have included tasks from almost all of those.
Since each task only requires 1 minute, you can complete the playlist within 15-20 minutes. This, however, should work as a guide to creating your own playlist by recognizing the areas you need to work on. Note that this isn't the "Best" routine, as everyone has different skills they want to improve on and different learning capabilities. I know Emerald 4 is just above average, but I believe if I can help someone by posting this, then it's worth the shot. I am not claiming to be the best aimer out there, but I recently reached Emerald 4 after Scoring 2.0 was released. Hence, I have decided to share my training routine and the playlist I created for myself. If the title is not descriptive the post will be deleted.Hello there everyone, I have seen so many posts about people asking for good playlists and routines to help them get better. Instead of writing "Nice hiding spot" name the post "Hiding spot at location X on top of the boxes" for example. You can ask any questions here and find like-minded teammates for your platform. To look for teammates or ask quick questions, please join our discord linked on the right hand side panel of the subreddit. No showcase, LFG or simple question posts.Ĭlips without any explanation or educational value are considered self-promotion and are not allowed within this subreddit. If you'd like to advertise anything on this subreddit, please send your inquiry towards the moderator team. YouTube Channels (videos with relevant content allowed).We do not allow any pure advertising of any kind without prior approval. Any form of the above hurts the subreddit /r/ApexUniversity is all about healthy discussion and educational content to get better at the game.No trolling, belittling, name-calling, threats, harassment or discriminatory language.Any form of heavily offensive language and/or inflammatory language used is prohibited.The following is considered irrelevant to the sub:.
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