Great to hear , thanks ! <| sep |> Have you watched Stylosa ' s video on bot trainingzdgETU 7 DGOo ? The Ana bots headshots only training drill gets mentioned a lot , but this is the only video I ' ve seen that actually explains how you should be properly doing it . Ana bots is definitely not only useful for hitscan heroes , I play Mei a lot and I use the drill for her aim as well . For obvious reasons , this drill does work best for heroes that can reliably headshotkill , so pelletbased weapons like D . Va ' s mech , Roadhog ' s scrap gun or Reaper ' s shotguns are not well suited to this exercise , but Zen will still work very well . I have noticed a significant improvement since I started warming up by doing this 100 Anas drill every day before starting an actual game . The only real issue with using the drill for heroes like Mei is that they don ' t have a Weapon Accuracy % stat easily visible ingame , so you can ' t really tell exactly how well you are doing I think Zenyatta does actually have a WepAcc % though , so YMMV . A few tips I ' ve picked up from playing a projectile based hero which might help you 1 . Each projectile has a somewhat unique feel . Once you get used to that specific weapon ' s rhythm , your accuracy will instantly improve massively . In my case with Mei , once I got used to the prefiring with her right click hold right click , aim , then release my performance shot up . 2 . Try a few different aiming techniques to see which one works best for you flicking , tracking , etc . . For me , flicking with Mei ' s icicles is much easier and more consistent than tracking . While tracking , if an enemy changes direction after I ' ve already clicked my icicle will definitely miss , but if I flick my shots I can correct my aim onto the hitbox before the icicle leaves the gun . Find a consistent way of aiming your projectiles with Zen and try and applying it as much as you can . 3 . One click one shot . I can ' t stress this enough . One thing players at lower ranks tend to do when they ' re under pressure is just start holding M 1 and wildly shooting a volley in the hope that a couple of shots will connect . Don ' t do this . Every shot should be calculated , and you should not click your mouse until you are confident that your shot will land . It is better to fire 1 shot that successfully lands than to fire 3 that miss . 4 . The goal is not to do the drill as fast as possible , it ' s to do it as accurately as possible . The reason for this is that you are trying to train your muscle memory , so you need to make sure you ' re training it to hit your shots . There ' s no point getting into a rhythm if you ' re only landing 1 in 6 orbs . Missing shots is OK , obviously nobody has 100 % accuracy , but you should be attempting to get as close to 100 % accuracy as you can . 5 . Try different positions with your body , too . I previously always rested my wrist on my desk so my mouse was very near to the edge . I recently read a guide that suggested moving my mouse further away from the edge and resting my entire forearm instead . Since changing my setup to accommodate this , my aim has improved not massively , but noticeably . This also allows you to more consistently practice armaiming instead of wristaiming , which will serve you better in the long run . This site goes into good detail about how to best position your arm and hold your mouse . nbsp NB I personally think you can still reliably feel whether you ' re improving without it though , I ' ve been using my timetaken to get 100 kills as somewhat of a secondary indicator of whether I ' m improving , but the most important thing is to not focus on the time itself , or you ' ll start firing wildly just to get lucky shots to finish faster . I cover the clock with a sticky note while I ' m in the game , and when I hit 100 kills I take it off and note my time .