What would you recommend for trying to train 1v1 duels inside a box ( simulating a box fight)

You don’t have to. If you feel you’re progressing fast or you want to challenge yourself more, then feel free to use more advanced scenarios.

Hi! You’re welcome. Let me try to answer each of your questions here:

1. The benchmarks were established by looking at the current leaderboards and working out rough percentiles based on known scores and the median. I also used Sparky benchmarks to help with establishing scores.
2. I’m looking to overhaul the recommended scenarios. For now, the benchmarks are just for the core scenarios and are good for gauging your relative skill level.
3. The most important thing for determining your progress is the amount of time you spend training. So 10×4 or 5×8 will really not make much of a difference since they’re both 40 minutes of training. If you find having more variety works for you and motivates you to continue training, then feel free to do more scenarios for less time.
4. The time it takes you to progress will vary wildly. As you become more advanced, it could take months before you make any meaningful progress. 20 minutes a day is definitely enough, and it’s important that you are focused and fully engaged in that time.
5. 12 weeks is a good time to start switching things up and challenge yourself with something now. I’ll admit the duration is a bit arbitrary.

Hope this helps.

Cheers,

Kr4m

1. I’m curious how you established the tiers/benchmarks (did you use specific percentiles of the data?).
2. Could you add benchmarks for the other scenarios too (such as the alternate ones)?
3. I’ve found that I enjoy the alternate scenarios too, so for eg. instead of doing 10min for 4 scenarios (total of 40min), I’ve been doing 5min each for 8 scenarios (total of 40min). Would this impact my growth significantly? Also, I seem to get consistent results within the same day, and improve more on a daily-weekly basis as opposed to within a specific session, so was wondering if say 20min daily would be sufficient for practice.
5. Why 12 weeks before moving to the next difficulty level? What if I find that I’m a silver or gold aimer for the beginner scenarios listed? Should I still stick to the beginner routine for 12 weeks?

Best,

Niaz

I would suggest training with a higher sensitivity for 10 minutes and then going down to your usual sensitivity. You can do this for as long as you find it beneficial.

You could try reducing your ADS and scope sensitivity in Fortnite to around 30-50%, so even if you use a fairly hip-fire sensitivity you will have more control when aiming. You can also train using your hip-fire and ADS sensitivity in Kovaak’s to improve at using those sensitivities. If you want to get better aim and more control at playing using a higher sensitivity, then start training in Kovaak’s using a higher sensitivity than you normally would. Then as you reduce your sensitivity you will have better control than you did before.

You can train using either your hipfire (non-ADS) or your ADS sensitivity. I recommend training both for completeness.