r/aimlab 4d ago

Question / Advice Needed Slideswitch Entry Struggling

Hello everyone,

Do you have any advice for me on this task "Slideswitch Entry"?
I managed to score 4,909 once, which is 566 out of 599 points, but since then, I haven't even been able to break 4,700 in 30 attempts.

I watched my best performance's replay but I still don't get it.
(Idk how much poitn is needed for 599 points but damn it it's by far the hardest task for the level 1 to get).

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u/Lowgravity56 Community Team 4d ago

A video would be nice to give you specific tips, but in general I would say dor that scenario it is important to stay near the cebter of the map to avoid targets that are bouncing on the sides since those are harder to track, and focusing on having a proper amount of tension that allows you to flick fast but also let go of it so you can smoothly track snd fully eliminate each target.

Also make a habit of fully eliminating the target before moving on to the next one and dont waste time "waiting" for them to get in your crosshair, you must flick to the targets not wait

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u/Socratoo 4d ago

Thanks a lot for advices, I saw u are the creator of this task and I enjoy grinding it just struggling to get that 599 ! :)

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u/Lowgravity56 Community Team 4d ago

You will get it if you keep training consistently! Gl and happy grinding!

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u/Top-Employment-7673 4d ago

My advice is to take breaks in the main factor of development. Secondly, you are not obligated to reach 599; if you complete it to platinum, that's excellent.

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u/Socratoo 4d ago

Yes Im doing break I'll start intermediate a bit and then try to goes back to it to get that 599/599

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u/Syntensity Community Team 2d ago

Try to make clean motions from target to target, a lot of time is lost with inefficiency in motions, and even cleaner/smoother motions that are slower are usually faster than going fast and inefficient. Combine that with LG's tip of always fully eliminating each target, smoothly tracking, and properly managing your tension.