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This is added now. It's same as the first Vermintide btw.

Downloading these now!

You can improve your aim in anything. For best results, use one input sensitivity, and one conversion method, and convert that to all other applications that require any use of the mouse. After that, match the FOV as best as you can to remove any doubt in the conversion method you have chosen (as no method has been proven to be correct). You can train distances in Aim Hero, Aim Lab, Aimtastic, and CSGO. You can train general mouse skills in osu!, Aimbooster. You can train tracking in KovaaK's FPS Aim Trainer. Also aiming isn't completely about 'muscle memory'. You can practice with a different sensitivity and still gain results. It's more about improving your raw mechanical skills, hand-eye coordination, learning to use your reaction time efficiently in a variety of tasks, etc. Keeping it consistent with the same sensitivity and fov will provide the greatest results though and greatly reduce warm-up times.