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Roblox Rivals: Will practicing aim and then jumping straight into the game improve your skills?
A streamer experiments with how aim practice in a Roblox rival game affects actual in-game skill improvement. They adjust sensitivity through aim practice games, and after training flick shots, grid shots, micro grid shots, and sphere tracking, they participate in rival games to check for changes in skill. Additionally, they verify the effectiveness of aim practice by experimenting with other users.
1. Introduction to Aim Practice Effect Experiment
A streamer plans to experiment with the effect of aim practice on skill improvement when playing Roblox rivals.
They mention that it is a personal opinion and may differ from viewers' opinions.
They clarify that the video is tailored for beginner and intermediate users.
They ask for subscriptions and likes, and plan to verify the effect with other users.
00:00 - 00:35
1. Introduction to Aim Practice Effect Experiment
A streamer plans to experiment with the effect of aim practice on skill improvement when playing Roblox rivals.
They mention that it is a personal opinion and may differ from viewers' opinions.
They clarify that the video is tailored for beginner and intermediate users.
They ask for subscriptions and likes, and plan to verify the effect with other users.
00:36 - 01:29
2. How to Set Sensitivity
It is important to adjust the sensitivity according to personal preference.
Set the sensitivity so that it turns 90 degrees when the arm is bent.
If the sensitivity is slow, increase it; if it is fast, decrease it.
Adjust ADS sensitivity according to personal preference.
01:30 - 02:16
3. Introduction and Settings for Aim Practice Game
Using the 'Reflex Aim Trainer' game in Roblox.
You can press the T key to set full extension, FOV, and mouse sensitivity.
Personally practicing click shots, grid shots, micro grid shots, and sphere tracking.
02:17 - 03:58
4. Types and Methods of Aim Practice
Flick Shot: Practice hitting the ball accurately (useful for snipers, assault rifles, and revolvers).
Grid Shot: Practice hitting multiple balls quickly.
Micro Grid Shot: Practice minutely controlling and hitting small balls (useful for headshots).
Sphere Track: Practice maintaining the aiming point on a moving ball (useful for assault rifle tracking).
Accuracy is important, and it is important to practice calmly.
Requesting comments from mobile users regarding auto-aim assistance.
03:59 - 05:53
5. Rival Game Play and Flick Shot Effect Verification
Playing a rival game after about 30 minutes of aim practice.
It may be difficult to improve aim skill in a short period of time, but check if there is an effect.
Confirming that the flick shot effect appears when using revolvers and snipers.
Feeling that the aim is better because it starts with the hand loosened by early aim practice.
05:54 - 07:42
6. Assault Rifle and Tracking Practice Effect Verification
When practicing with assault rifles, it is recommended to use the Uzi first to get a feel for it.
When using an assault rifle, the bullets fly straight when zoomed in (personal preference).
It is difficult to feel the short-term effect of tracking due to existing experience and sense.
Playing with a focus on prediction due to age, predicting the opponent's movements and selecting the aim position.
07:43 - 08:40
7. Tracking Aim and Effect Verification with Others
Tracking aim practice will be effective if practiced consistently.
It may be more difficult to see the short-term effects than flick shots.
Planning to verify the aim practice effect by recruiting other users.
08:41 - 09:54
8. Verification of Aim Practice Effect by Other Users
Other users play rival games after aim practice.
Opinion that the aim seems to have improved as a result of watching the play.
Suggesting that it will improve with consistent practice.
Requesting viewers to leave their thoughts in the comments.
09:55 - 10:11
9. Wrap-up
Concluding the video with a promise to meet in the next video.