Aim & Movement Guide

Table of Contents

• Quick Setup (Before You Practice)
• Aim Fundamentals (What Actually Improves)
• Burst Control vs. Spray
• Movement Rules for Survival
• Combining Aim + Movement
• A 5-Minute Daily Drill
• Common Mistakes

Quick Setup (Before You Practice)

You don’t need perfect settings, but you do need stable conditions. If your FPS drops or input feels delayed, your aim “training” turns into frustration.

• Close heavy tabs and background apps to keep performance stable.
• Use a modern browser (Chrome/Edge/Firefox). Update if you’re behind.
• Click the game frame so keyboard + mouse input is captured by the iframe.
• Pick one sensitivity and keep it for a week. Consistency beats constant tweaking.

If the game is laggy or doesn’t load, start with: FAQ.

Aim Fundamentals (What Actually Improves)

Most people “practice aim” by playing more. That can work, but it’s slow. Improve faster by focusing on one component at a time:

When you miss, don’t blame aim immediately. Ask: Was my movement putting me in a bad position? Most misses start with bad positioning.

Burst Control vs. Spray

Spraying feels good, but it often causes recoil and missed shots—especially under pressure. Use a simple rule:

• Close range: short sprays are fine, but keep the crosshair stable.
• Mid range: burst (2–6 shots), reset, burst again.
• Long range: slow down. Accuracy wins over speed.

If your version supports aiming/zoom, use it for distant targets—but don’t tunnel vision.

Movement Rules for Survival

In wave shooters, movement is defense. Use rules that keep you out of traps:

1. Never stand still while shooting unless the wave is already under control.
2. Strafe, don’t backpedal when possible—side movement keeps aim steadier.
3. Rotate early if enemies start appearing from multiple angles.
4. Keep an escape lane so you can reset behind cover and reload.

For a full survival framework (spacing, kiting, threat priority), read: Wave Survival Guide.

Combining Aim + Movement

The secret to “easy aim” is to make targets predictable with your movement.

• Move to simplify angles: step left so enemies line up in front of you.
• Use wide arcs: kiting in circles makes enemies chase in a line (easier tracking).
• Don’t over-correct: if you miss, slow down and make small micro-adjustments.

If you feel shaky, your sensitivity may be too high—or your FPS may be unstable.

A 5-Minute Daily Drill

Do this before “serious runs.” It’s short, and it trains the exact actions you need in waves.

1. 1 minute: tracking warm-up. Pick one enemy and keep crosshair centered while strafing.
2. 1 minute: burst rhythm. Shoot in small bursts and reset aim between bursts.
3. 1 minute: target switching. Snap to a new target only after confirming the first is neutralized.
4. 1 minute: movement reset. Sprint to cover, reload, re-peek, repeat.
5. 1 minute: calm under pressure. When enemies cluster, reposition first, then shoot.

Want your upgrades to feel stronger? Combine this drill with: Weapons & Upgrades Guide.

Common Mistakes

• Changing sensitivity daily and never building muscle memory.
• Panicking and spraying instead of repositioning for a cleaner shot.
• Hard-focusing one target and getting flanked.
• Standing still while aiming and becoming an easy target.