Your Idea of Crosshair Placement Is Wrong

My crosshair placement when solo is like feeling like am TenZ when I play with friends bye bye yu sak now no more aim screwwww WHY

The thing thay helped me a lot with crosshair placement and aim was because I unbind my crouch key 😅😅

first time I see good content about what I always thought about crosshair placement but never knew how to explain it

problem 1 youre pl aying valorant

but doesnt FPS impact also on reaction time ? its kind of useless trying your hardest if the enemy has better PC than me :( i play with nooo GPU but i manage to reach gold XD VERY HARD TO SEE ENEMYS

i needed to hear all of that, thank u <3

why am I getting valorant content on my recommended. Ive never played this game in my life 😭

hey! i’m not a native speaker, and i really appreciated the effort to the captions. It helped me a lot

Not me watching this while waiting in queue for comp ;)

the yapping is wild

Holy fucking yap

just get good gear first, then u can start getting ''good''

Certified Valorant Philosopher

you still need to micro adjust even if it is perfectly placed because you don't know how far the enemy will peek around the corner. that's where dynamic aim comes in. flick on target, short tracing period, confirm target. it's just very different to what they are trying to tell you that you don't have yo move your mouse, when you have perfect crosshair placement.

idk maybe other people are under some sort of misconception but this video was a giant nothingburger with 0 tips in it to me

i aim for the neck

can u move the camera back a bit u r freaking me out please

i'm gold and when you pretend you're gold aiming, i felt it lmao

Mumbo jumbo

I think for avg players like me, shitty team is a bigger problem that crosshair placements. As a smoke player i expect my dulists to win the 1v1s but here i am on top frag with smokes and loosing all my matches, oh well.

im sorry but you jsut did 10 minutes of saying nothing

Confusing, unclear, but valuable.

What? you need to focus to aim? I have straight up convos with 2+ people while playing comp and managed to place plat 2 this EP/ACT

This video is amazing and I love you

I think its moreso most low elo players focus on actively aiming when enemies are on the screen rather than pre-aiming before swinging or slicing the pie.. because while i agree with what you're saying in the video, i think the messaging at the end will just send low elo players grinding out active aim again lol

You talk too much

Aight, so shoot with the confidence of Steph Curry and OP like kennyS. Got it!

i think most people just cant micro adjust or are not good at it

I just play rhythm games at high track speed

I just started playing this game this week and I gotta know…is everyone a freaking coach?!

I totally agree and i've been thinking about this during my own journey climbing to immo+. My conclusion was that good crosshair placement compared to bad crosshair placement isn't all about where your crosshair actually is placed, but more importantly, what is happening in your head, which i think you called focus in the video. And in my opinion, focus is the single most important factor for aiming after someone has already understood the basics. If you have to think about where your crosshair is/should be/will be, then you will more than likely not hit the shot your going for, because you're distracted by your crosshair. I learned that focusing on the actual enemy/target you're shooting at, instead of your crosshair, is always superior than watching your crosshair, even if that means your crosshair placement looks worse on screen. Ideally your crosshair should be in the right place without you having to actively think about it, so your sole focus can be on the target you're trying to shoot. The whole concept of "perfect" crosshair placement is a myth anyways, since in almost every fight during a match it is impossible to place the crosshair exactly where the enemy head is popping up, which means you have to adjust anyways.

tldr: crosshair placement is a habit you shouldn't actively be thinking about during a match, you whole focus should be on the actual target/character model you gonna shoot, not on your crosshair/crosshair placement. This also helps with speeding up the process of clearing angles and makes it less likely to get surprised. The actual accuracy, e.g. what people would call "good" crosshair placement, simply comes from practice, and NOT from focusing on it directly.

You literally said the same thing but worded it differently like 6 times in a row lmao. That’s all this video was

same clickbait and recycled bs of crosshair placement "guide"
good job on filling 10 minutes so that your video can make money.

I started playing 2 weeks ago and now my account can play competitive now. When I tried to party with my friends who I always played with in unrated. It says rank too high or smthin like that. They are bronze-silver. Is it because of me getting higher rank? Since I haven't played competitive and still unranked.

You did really good job of extending video as much as you can you said one useful thing then repeated it for 11 minutes lol

YOURE THE GOOOOOOOAT

Your aim sucks because your crosshair placement sucks which in turn makes your aim suckier

if I'm playing solo I play like iron if I play with friends I play like radiant..

I never thought about aim and crosshair placement as two not depending on each other things. If you can aim, you have crosshair placement already, isn't it? Or if you have crosshair placement, you cant get your shots without aim

Why does no one cover how your desk height has to be for your mouse arm

Man, youre preaching to the choir. I was climbing in valorant and hit a plateau. I finally took the plunge and hit up a coach to try to push past it. Ome of the advices he gave me was to focus more on crosshair placement, and not worry too much about raw mechanics. While i felt smarter about the game after his sessions, i still wasnt climbing, and it was because i was losing every gunfight.

I decided to go back and find a new aim training regime on aimlabs and i feel so much better in gunfights again. At the end of the day, aim is the name of this game.

As a Wooj viewer, it feels like nothing new -
But for the majority of Valorant players, great video!

What's funny is, is that I have always seen those two separately and never thought that crosshair placement would be a substitute to aim. Both have massively improved compared to how I started.

100% agree and also wondering why people didnt say this before because i always felt that trying to mimick good crosshair placement was itself incredibly difficult even if i gave myself more time. Guess it's back to the labs again.