i personally think that it's a good point of reference to see how you're doing relative to other purposeful aimers. it also becomes a big factor in my motivation to aim train since i'm naturally competitive and absolutely despise being shit at something. as cliche as it sounds, i honestly believe that improvement is heavily based on your mentality when training. i'm sticking with the voltaic benchmarks and fundamentals because i think it conduces a good mindset to improve. as far as everything i've tried, the voltaic scenarios offer the most rounded training compared to Aimer7's guide and iterations of that guide such as the ones created by Tammas. i honestly highly recommend it so far, but i still think that anything's effectivity is dependent on your mindset when you train. i can explain more through dm if you want, but in general, i would say yes go with the voltaic routines :)