Training Resources

This page contains resources for aim training. However, to get a better idea of how to use these resources you should check out Paytrolah's How to aim with your mouse in FPS games guide.

I've created a few playlists, including warmups for R6 Siege.

You can place the playlist files here C:\Steam\steamapps\common\FPSAimTrainer\FPSAimTrainer\Saved\SaveGames\Playlists. Remember to adjust the drive letter and game location if you have a customized install.

Voltaic is an educational and entertainment content team as well as a community with a focus on improving aim in (FPS) Games. They strive to foster improvement in their members through various challenges, competitions, ranks/teams, free resources (guides/routines/benchmarks), advice, coaching and mentoring.

You can begin by playing their Kovaaks benchmarking scenarios. Then enter your high scores for each scenario into their progress sheet.

You can make the progress sheet editable by clicking File then Make a copy. Also make sure you click on the appropriate benchmark set at the bottom left. Mos people should choose intermediate as these benchmarks are no joke. Seriously be prepared to humbled.

Based on your benchmark you can play the routines at your level to help you improve, and Voltaic has a document on how to play the routines.

Voltaic also has Benchmarking scenarios, a progress sheet and a breakdown on how to play their Aimlabs routines. However, routines can be found within Aimlabs. Just press CTRL+F in-game and type Voltaic, their playlists will then show up at the top, click and play the version that matches your skill level.

If you want to play competitively and you dont measure your sensitivity in cm/360, you're making a big mistake. It's a universal way to measure your sens. It is literally the amount of centimeters it takes for you to move your mouse and do a 360 degree turn. So a higher number equals a lower sensitivity.