How To Flick Shot (With Handcam Examples)

How many cm/360 you have in apex? Thank you for creating great content.

I come back your old videos @ times 😎

Which mouse is this

Am I supposed to feel my hand all tensed up or should I relax the hand muscles?

How do you flick with Hanzo on controller?

Desacelerem o vídeo e observem o movimento do flick+click, vocês finalmente entenderão. É como o funcionamento de um motor, os pistoes subindo e descendo em camera lenta sao mais faceis de compreender.

Eu eu achando que o caras estavam com cheat. Porém, era apenas isso, vendo uns vídeos meus jogando, sempre que faço um Flick, venço um confronto direto.

Thanks for making this video. I'm sending it to everyone who asks me why I shoot this way.

Hello good video, defenetly woul like to see more on the subject please

Even with taking into account the lack of sync between your hand and screen still there are movement that do not coincide with what you do… repeat this but try to properly sync both video… it is easy…

I kept wonder what this term "flicking" was... I thought it was some kind of advanced technique I never learned about before. Turns out it is just what I do already.

Your Mouse Name? 🤔

Im confused ur using Struth gameplay where as its a different channel. R u the same guy or what???

Very good video, but I have a question. How the first part of the video applies for the players who move only the wrist?

como se llama ese programa para pacticar

Thanks for your valuable tutorials sir!❤️❤️.

Thanks for the tip. Since I was playing Enlisted which is actually a bit difficult since you bolt action in a rush and improved somehow on how to target on the enemy.

Please tell me. Why would we need to practice aim trainer where almost all cross platform games as like Fortnite and many popular uses auto aim for gamepaders. These scums on console (or with software) they even dont aim at full meaning. And all damage registering even if they miss as we see on winner screen they dont even hit the body of opponent...
So whats the point of it?

Always believe a cracked quake veteran

this was the first aim guide that i watched that was actually good,thanks dude!

Ngl. I watched this, I listened to this. I thought about what it meant. I don't think I'll ever be capable of this kind of precise movement

why my large flicks are better than my short flicks? I've training flicks for a couple weeks and don't get better, which train can I do to get my short flicks better?

I’ve been doing some research on flicks over the last month or so, and I really wish I’d come across this video before that, I thought I was subbed but apparently I wasn’t, which has now been amended ;)

I was having lots of difficulty with flicking with the arm, as well as understanding what sensations I should feel. I tried to be relaxed while flicking which although it seems like you shouldn’t be overly tense, almost all of my flicks ended with a sort of ‘rubber band’ motion where I finish the flick and it moves back and forth a little bit before coming to a halt. And that thing about randomly flicking with semi auto weapons was spot on.

After watching this video, it really changed the way I flicked. I've been doing it wrong for months which kept giving me inconsistent scores. So I just want to add to it a bit: A common mistake that people make including myself is either fluidly aiming to the target, like Kovaaks mentioned or flicking close to the target then making micro corrections. This would be wrong because it splits the flick into two moves. Flicking should be done in only one move. This means you are undershooting the target.

It might be better to overshoot the target by a bit when deadstopping. The key here is TIME YOUR CLICK as you pass over your target. As you get more used to the movement, try to deadstop right on target. This is how I learned.

having some issues with the stopping power just tried it today wasn't all that bad maybe practice will make it happen

Hey could I get some advice on how to get rid of the shooting before you flick. I do aim train and know to flick correct then shoot, but when in game for any game I go back into that habbit. When I try to focus on flicking before shooting ingame it just makes me less focused. Would love to here some feedback

Hey Kovaak! I have a quick question. No matter which scenario I do, I always find myself that flicking is not my strong suit. The flick scenarios that were recommended to me aren't that helpful as they seem way more advanced than my level. What scenarios should I do or what am I missing to hit those shots? It's like I can't even progress anymore.

I'm new to FPS games I wanna know if Mouse Sensors really matter to have a good aim ?

Time of exercise?

I use very high sensitivity when I’m ads. That works best for me.

i need this visual settings <3

What is the game you playing right there

Def follow-up-video-with-advanced-flicking-tips-and-tricks support from me!

What sens u use in apex and fortnite ? How to convert sens between two games?

What think about digital vibrance?

I would love to see one like this, but with tracking. You have phenomenal aim btw!

your videos make me consider turning my sense up I hear you refer to medium/ slow sense being around the 25cm to 50 cm mark and I play like 70.2cm/360 and hitting medium to larger flicks it’s very hard sometimes but I play valaprant so it’s not always necessary to do that

We want to see advanced flicking tutorial

Okay so I'm Gold 3 around gold player in valorant what playlist do you guys recommend fits best for me well this is my first fps game

Do you use raw accel?

Video idea: 0% monitor match vs 100% monitor match

I just want to know their kovaak's settings, it looks so good in game

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do you rest your arm on the corner of the desk? because when i relax my shoulders and grab my mouse the corner of my desk digs into my arm

I just love the visual settings on your kovaaks. I need to try it

I would like to see a playlist for csgo speedaimers

ty great vid. aloso how do u get that orange visual?

It's nice to see someone who doesn't cheat. I'm Korean and I get a lot of help from a translator. I'm glad I found your channel.
I want to share my accomplishments as well. I've never bragged too much to the outside world.
Maybe I'm the best Aimer in the world.(I truly sure that myself) If you have any questions about Aiming after watching my channel's recent video, please ask me.