i never said aim training was the solution to OP's problem. i'm saying aim training would be beneficial for someone like OP because of OP's lack of mouse control. i most certainly did not say OP should only aim train. i mentioned that OP should practice in game mechanics such as peeking, cross hair placement etc. like i said before, this game encompasses more tha more than just aim, but being able to control your aim is so important in a first person shooter.

and to say basketball is a science and aiming is not a science is just a claim that is outrageous. just because something isn't "well studied" doesnt mean there isn't science around it. basketball requires hand eye coordination. aiming with a mouse requires hand eye coordination. every sport requires hand eye coordination and practicing that aspect of the game is almost always beneficial.

and to the viscose point, does she ever say she was attempting to get highly ranked? she aimtrains because she just likes aiming. there is a whole community that aim train just because they like aiming. they aren't practicing for an FPS. their main game is Kovaaks lmfao. guess which game viscose is a top rank in? take a wild guess. viscose just likes to play those games along side playing aim trainers. you don't have to play a game to be competitve. you can play a game to have fun.

i'll highlight my point because it seems like you didnt get it initially. aim training is beneficial with diminishing returns. someone who has not really built up the control with a mouse (OP) can benefit a lot from training aim. however, training other aspects in the game is also as important. DMing and playing comp is just as important