How I Went From 2 KD to 5 KD In Less Than A YEAR in PUBG.

Storyline (from the clip)

The video doesn’t follow a narrative storyline in-game. Instead, it’s a progression “journey” focused on how the creator improved their PUBG performance (claiming they went from ~2 KD to ~5 KD). The creator highlights aim-training categories and practice routines, then shows brief in-match moments demonstrating successful plays (knocks, car engagement, grenades).

Gameplay highlights / moments shown

• Using grenades (“smart ass nade”) to gain an advantage.
• Close-range/cover positioning and quick reaction to enemies, including a moment where the enemy was “prone”.
• Engagement involving a vehicle:
  • “Car car” moment, followed by knocking the enemy.
• Finishing off remaining opponents:
  • “One last guy… Knocked him.”

Aim-training strategies and key tips (main content)

The creator emphasizes aim training in several categories, ranking them by importance for PUBG-style fights.

1) Tracking (most important starting point)

PUBG’s low TTK makes tracking crucial, especially when:

• Leading targets at longer distances with AR sprays
• Shooting at moving targets like cars

Training approach:

• Don’t overcomplicate
• Start with simple horizontal and diagonal tracking exercises
• Move up to harder patterns like snake tracks

Goal: consistently hit heads from moving/vehicle situations and targets running in front of you.

2) Target switching

Even if players aren’t stacked like in Battlefield/CoD, PUBG fights often become:

• 2–3 enemies overlapping or close together

Purpose:

• Quickly switch aim from one head to another and delete them “in one spray”

Preference mentioned:

• Dynamic target switching with health regen so you can stay on target longer before you confirm a kill

3) Reactive tracking (top emphasis for PUBG)

The creator considers this the most important category because it combines:

• Tracking + faster reaction + aim readjustment

What it trains:

• Reacting to sudden unexpected enemy movement
• Crosshair repositioning and placement
• Instant adaptation when targets “blink”/move to a new spot (needing speed + accuracy)

Extra motivation:

• Especially important if you feel slow at aiming.

Practice plan / how to practice (timing & structure)

• Train each aim category on different days
• Session length: 10 to 30 minutes per session
  • Long enough for repetition to improve hand control and overall aim
• Avoid burnout:
  • Don’t “overdo it”
  • Multiple sessions per day are okay only if you take long rests and you feel good
• Don’t focus on score grinding:
  • Prioritize improvement in FPS/aim for PUBG rather than just grinding numbers

Sensitivity guidance

• Don’t overthink sensitivity matching to PUBG.
• Since each scenario changes bot movement/speed, instead:
  • Improve hand control on very low and very high sensitivities
• Don’t treat sensitivity as a 1:1 “match” to PUBG values.

Progress tracking tips

• Use Volts/Viscose benchmarks (as stated in subtitles) to measure improvement.
• Practice and “master easier scenarios” before moving to more competitive ones.

Gamers / sources featured

• No specific other gamers, names, or external sources were clearly identified beyond the unnamed creator.
• Mentions of “Viscose benchmarks.”