If I said the name Demon1 six months ago, you probably had no idea who I was talking about. However, now Demon1 is one of

the most talked about players in Valorant, recently winning Valorant Champions 2023. And if you watched any of that game, I'm

sure you saw how good his aim was. His aim is something we haven't seen in Valorant pro play since the likes of TenZ

and yay. So how did he get his aim so good? Well, today's video will break that all down

and show you how you can potentially start to aim like Demon1. The first thing you would notice about

Demon1's aiming style is that he has very smooth and controlled aim. This is mostly because of his sensitivity being so slow, at a

surprising 0.1 at 1600 DPI. As you can see from this clip, he'll try his best to

move his mouse as little as possible, and therefore he pays a lot of attention to placing his crosshair on the most likely

position of his enemy. If you look at other pros, you can see them moving around a lot more frantically, whereas

Demon1 has a very calm aiming style. From watching his clips, it's clear that his top priority is trying to get his

crosshair placement as good as possible during the game. And this means it makes it much easier for him to aim, but also

when his crosshair placement is perfect, then all he needs to do is click the head for that satisfying one-tap. His

preferred method of shooting is tapping single bullets. The majority of his fights he will use a single-bullet style

with a very small amount of movement between each shot. Occasionally, he might use a burst shooting style with the

Vandal and include longer strafes if he wants to add more movement into his fights. You can see it's very calm and

Steady when taking a fight, he sees an enemy and he'll stop moving and let his mouse do all the aiming for him. He's a

player that doesn't rely on movement to adjust his aim. This clip is a great example; as soon as he sees the rage that

starts to peak, he immediately stops all movement and uses a burst technique to easily get the kill. His tracking in

certain situations is really good. The low sensitivity really allows him to track smoothly, and while he stood still,

it really helps when he's aiming. Demon1 not using movement in his aim is what I think makes his aiming ability so

consistent, as the movement in Valorant is very difficult, and messing up the timings between the strafes can kill

your aim. And when you're on the big stage in those high-pressure moments, sometimes you can mess the timings up,

which is never good. Even though not moving enough in your fights isn't the best thing you can do, as it's easy for

your enemies to land shots, Demon1's raw aim ability allows him to get that first shot off a lot quicker than his enemies,

and usually that first shot is all that it takes for him to get that kill. Another thing that makes Demon1 so

consistent is that he is on low sensitivity; therefore, aiming is much easier in most situations. So you may be asking why

shouldn't everyone be using low sensitivity? Well, it does come with some negatives. The first thing being that

close-range fights are a nightmare. Demon1 tries to deal with this by being very calm when an enemy gets close, and he

tries to track their enemy as best as possible. Secondly, enemy util is always a pain to handle, as you're constantly

having to move your mouse so much just to get rid of a Sage dart or a flash. Demon1 knows this, and for example, he

usually doesn't play directly on site when defending, as he knows if enemy utility comes his way, it's going to make it very

difficult for him to survive. And so you'll find him in more passive-aggressive spaces instead. Also, he is

playing Jett every game, so one dash can get him out of a bad situation with almost no problems at all. Another great

example of Demon1 playing to his strengths is that he likes to force long-range duels as a duelist. Getting the

first blood for your team is a massive help, and since he's on a low sensitivity, long-range fights are so much easier to

take rather than someone who's on high sensitivity. So you're consistently seeing him go for these early long-range fights and

having great success. For example, he always likes to fight for shower control at the start of the round, as he's

confident that their enemies will want to fight for that space, and Demon1, being the aim god that he is, it's

usually pretty easy for him to take that fight and win it. You'll notice in any medium-to-long range fight, or sometimes

aim down sights, which seems like it helps him correct his aim. In the past, you'll see other pros that like to aim

down sights too; most commonly known as yay did this a lot, and it seems like some players just personally like aiming

down sights in certain situations. Demon1's aim style is very controlled. Inside of Valorant, his aim relies on

micro-flicks as he's predicting with his crosshair where the enemy will be. If his prediction isn't 100% correct, then he'll

have to do a small flick to lock onto his enemy. This is his warm-up routine to ensure that his flicks are ready

before the game. As you can see, many of the drills include flick shots with a mix of ADS shooting, so he practices his

flicks in the range just in case his crosshair placement isn't 100% perfect, but if it is, then all he hits are just

one taps. And for a player that hits this many one taps, you've just gotta appreciate how good his crosshair

placement is because all the players are doing is just walking into his crosshair, and that just makes it really

easy for him to click the head and go along with his day. Oh my God, I feel like Dirk right now. If

you also want to feel like Dirk, then you can click here. If not, it's been your boy Critical, peace out.

You Must Learn How To Tap Heads Like Demon1 (Aim Breakdown)

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