R6 Siege Aim Trainer

How the trainer plays like R6

Siege fights are short and decided by who is already aiming at the right spot. Heads are small, angles are tight, and a single headshot kills with almost any gun, so crosshair placement matters more than raw flick speed.

Aim Trainer's R6 mode uses a rifle with mostly vertical kick and a slight right drift, and bots that peek deliberately and crouch-hold instead of strafing wildly. Your R6 horizontal sensitivity converts straight in.

• Sensitivity

  Type in your R6 horizontal sensitivity and the trainer turns exactly as far as R6 for the same mouse movement. A 360° check confirms it.

• Rifle: M-4 Raider

  Mostly vertical kick with a right drift and visual shake. Strong recovery between bursts.

• Enemies

  Enemies have 100 health and no damage numbers or outlines. They peek slowly and often crouch-hold, the way Siege defenders do.

• Map

  The Auto map setting picks Sunset Bazaar for R6. Cover blocks your shots, and bots shoot back from Tier III.

Best aim drills for R6

Crosshair placement at head height, small precise flicks, holding angles patiently, and controlling vertical recoil.

• Corner Peek

  Enemies swing out from cover. Keep your crosshair on the edge at head height so you barely need to move.

• Headshot DM

  Only headshots count, which is what wins most Siege gunfights.

• Microflick

  Small, fast corrections onto close heads after a slightly-off pre-aim.

• Reflex Pop

  Targets appear for a moment, like a defender peeking a hole in a wall.

• Spray Control

  Learn to pull down against vertical kick for the follow-up shots.

• Duel Angles

  Clear a doorway, box, stairs and corner one angle at a time while moving.

A 15-minute R6 aim routine

Do this before you queue. Play each drill at the tier where you hit most of your shots, and move up a tier when you reach Gold.

1. Gridshot Neon (warm-up)2 min
2. Corner Peek3 min
3. Headshot DM3 min
4. Microflick3 min
5. Reflex Pop2 min
6. Spray Control2 min

How to improve your aim in R6

• Pre-aim at head height

  Siege heads are small and angles are tight. Hold every angle with your crosshair where the head will appear.

• Peek, don't run

  Lean and peek angles one at a time instead of swinging wide into several.

• Control vertical recoil

  Most Siege rifles kick straight up. Pull down steadily for the follow-up shots.

• Warm up on small targets

  Short sessions on small, precise targets carry over best to Siege headshots.

R6 sensitivity in cm/360

cm/360 is how far you move your mouse to turn a full circle. It is the one number that means the same thing in every game. The table assumes the default MouseSensitivityMultiplierUnit (0.02) in GameSettings.ini. R6 doesn't publish its yaw, so confirm your turn with the 360° check.

Switching games? The R6 sens converter turns any other game's sens into R6's, and the eDPI calculator works out your eDPI.