Struggling with aim is the most common frustration in FPS games, but it is a skill you can train deliberately. These steps will steadily improve your accuracy in any shooter.

• Fix your sensitivity: Lower sensitivity with a larger mousepad gives finer control. Use an eDPI (sensitivity multiplied by DPI) that lets you do a 180-degree turn in one swipe.
• Practice crosshair placement: Always keep your crosshair at head height near corners, so you only need to click rather than flick when an enemy appears.
• Use aim trainers: Spend 10-15 minutes a day in tools like Aim Lab or KovaaK’s on tracking and flicking scenarios to build muscle memory.
• Master counter-strafing: Stop moving before you shoot by tapping the opposite movement key, which keeps your bullets accurate while strafing.
• Warm up consistently: Play a deathmatch or practice range for a few minutes before ranked matches, and review replays to see which angles you lose duels from.

Verdict: consistent practice with correct settings beats raw talent, and most players see real improvement within two to three weeks of focused training.