2.0 is finally good. They fixed the color issues with it. Now this is actually the best and most usable aim trainer. This is coming from a 1.0 acoustic user.

Pros:
*Thousands of scenarios, many which have been perfected and evolved with time
*Deep Customization for Color, Crosshairs, and map layout.
*Fixed up Preformance to where it is very stable and runs well
*Fixed up scenarios having to be loaded each time to sign in, so you instantly start
*Able to do every single aspect of aim and movement
Cons:
*Hard to adapt starting out but this is a good thing since it's better to have options than be stuck with none
*Nothing else, everything got fixed with 2.0 issues. Literally the perfect aim trainer.

Keynotes for recommendations for settings
*look up and color theory
-- My favorite setup goes like this
1. Pick your favorite color, go darker variant of it
2. Look up color wheel and pick the opposite color of your favorite
-choose a neon version of opposite color and full bright maxed, this is your enemy color
3. Pick any neon crosshair color
- go for tiny crosshairs or baby circle. Not dot. You will aim better when you can see inside your crosshairs.
-- Very small pixel amount, the lower the better for the open space
Walls - Grid 32-2
Floors - Grid 32
FOVs OW 103, 105.35, 110 or do quake ones with 90-103

Overall, I recommend this aim trainer. If you heard about the 2.0 issues and were wary, you don't need to worry anymore. It's actually fixed and is the best trainer on the market, hands down.

2.0 is finally good. They fixed the color issues with it. Now this is actually the best and most usable aim trainer. This is coming from a 1.0 acoustic user. Pros: *Thousands of scenarios, many which have been perfected and evolved with time *Deep Customization for Color, Crosshairs, and map layout. *Fixed up Preformance to where it is very stable and runs well *Fixed up scenarios having to be loaded each time to sign in, so you instantly start *Able to do every single aspect of aim and movement Cons: *Hard to adapt starting out but this is a good thing since it's better to have options than be stuck with none *Nothing else, everything got fixed with 2.0 issues. Literally the perfect aim trainer. Keynotes for recommendations for settings *look up and color theory -- My favorite setup goes like this 1. Pick your favorite color, go darker variant of it 2. Look up color wheel and pick the opposite color of your favorite -choose a neon version of opposite color and full bright maxed, this is your enemy color 3. Pick any neon crosshair color - go for tiny crosshairs or baby circle. Not dot. You will aim better when you can see inside your crosshairs. -- Very small pixel amount, the lower the better for the open space Walls - Grid 32-2 Floors - Grid 32 FOVs OW 103, 105.35, 110 or do quake ones with 90-103 Overall, I recommend this aim trainer. If you heard about the 2.0 issues and were wary, you don't need to worry anymore. It's actually fixed and is the best trainer on the market, hands down.