#1 Raw Control Player Shares the Secrets

Summary

The creator reviews older Raw Control tracking runs, from Nova and several Astra attempts to a run just seven points short of Celestial and later, stronger runs. The review focuses on what improved their tracking and what still cost points.

Lessons from the Runs

• Follow the bot instead of predicting it. Watch its movement and let it lead. Guessing its path or trailing behind makes it easy to lose contact.
• Correct quickly, but smoothly. Make small adjustments as soon as the bot changes direction rather than waiting, overflicking, or shaking off target.
• Use the arm as well as the wrist. Relying only on wrist movement can leave the bot outside your range of motion, especially during long strafes. The creator found that consciously engaging the arm helped.
• Stay alert throughout the run. Raw Control can change suddenly, even after a long stretch of predictable movement. Don’t autopilot or assume an easy pattern will continue.
• Manage pauses carefully. Briefly observing a difficult movement can help you read it, but stopping completely can cost points.
• Choose a clear visual setup. A small, high-contrast crosshair and a distinct bot color made the target easier for the creator to see. They also found that a sleeve and smoother mousepad improved their consistency, though this was personal experience.
• Watch for fatigue. Long practice sessions led to sloppy tracking and reduced attention. The creator notes that some missed points came from playing while tired.

Raw Control Patterns and Tips

The creator describes five movement types: start, repel, crazy, clutch, and the less common middle mode.

• Start: The bot often begins near the center and moves northwest with small strafes. The creator prefers a route where it comes outward, which they find easier to track.
• Repel: Walls push the bot away. Repeated wall interactions can make it speed up, so be ready for faster movement and changes in direction.
• Crazy and clutch: The bot may accelerate or make surprising movements, particularly later in a run. Stay composed, keep tracking, and avoid overreacting.
• Middle mode: The bot may stay near the center and move slowly, offering a chance to earn points. Don’t relax, since the pattern can still change.

The creator also recommends keeping your eyes on the bot and listening to its movement sounds, which they personally find helpful for tracking.

Featured Creator and Source

NaminAsian (Nomy) mentions their Twitch and Twitter and promotes G-Wolves and Wallhack.