Become a Redditor and join one of thousands of communities.Aiming is an integral part of playing any FPS, and whether you are a professional FPS player or a casual gamer just starting out, it is vitally important to keep improving it to stay ahead of the competition. Welcome to Reddit, the front page of the internet. Get an ad-free experience with special benefits, and directly support Reddit. Use of this site constitutes acceptance of our User Agreement and Privacy Policy. Honestly a lot of ppl got it, there is prob around k ppl alredy in the beta, go to Valorants website its kinda complicated. You have to be watching for many many hours before you'll get it but, most people won't. You get picked randomly in giveaways that you enter by watching a twitch streamer play it. I think aimlabs could learn from the in-game sense adjustment, perhaps a sandbox mode with a similar mode to Valorant.īut I still prefer Aimlabs for warm-ups or just general training too. I have valorant, and the practice mood does not feel that good imo, I like how AIMLAB tellsme where I am slacking, and I need to improve my reaction time so the speed mode is great, I don't have that option in valorant. Imo they'll realease about a week after Valorant becomes availablr to the public. I personally think they're working on a valorant mode for aimlab, but why bother with it now, all people that have acces to valorant right now definetly won't use aimlab because there is a practice range in valorant if they wanted to peactice their aim or they have decent aim already.

Or vise versa if you don't have access to Valorant yet. Just enter what you use on Valorant and then match that to aimlab. As you know now with the hype of Valorant a lot of people want to train their aim, I was wondering what is the conversion from Valorant aim to Aimlab, I feel like this would be helpful for the whole community as well.

Valorant aim lab settings