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After contacting the AimLab dev team with my concerns, and being very vocal about the problematic nature of not having an in-game map editor / creator, we had a long discussion with the dev team where they told me pretty much everything they could without breaking their NDA ( non-disclosure agreement ).

I just saw it as another company trying to trick people into using it's product through influencial peoples' endorsements ( known streamers advertising it ), but my opinion changed recently after having an in-depth discussion with the dev team. With all of the above being said, and having no future insight prior to around a week ago, I was pretty pessimistic about AimLab. But even then the scenarios are very low in total. If I counted each version of Gridshot individually, there would be a few more scenarios in total, as there's "Gridshot Precision", "Gridshot Ultimate", "Gridshot Speed" etc. There are currently 4656 individual online scenarios in Kovaak's with a few of them overlapping in relation to the direct functionality, while there are 31 individual online scenarios within AimLab that don't overlap as tasks. Here is a comparison of the currently available maps in Kovaak's vs.

This leads to the fact that not only Kovaak's has far more scenarios / maps available to the player, but since anyone can create one, there is a scenario tailored to every aim-related issue, making the potential aim training much more specific. This is due to the sheer amount of scenarios / maps available to the player at any time, due to the ability for anyone to create a map and publish it within the game client. Now, I am not making this post because I've changed my mind, Kovaak's is still objectively the most beneficial aim trainer to devote time in. The topic I want to address, is that of "which aim trainer should I use?", which my answer to is always "Kovaak's". I am creating this post, to address a recurring theme in my interaction with the aim training community, and specifically in relation to the players that contact me with a set goal of improving in their main game, mainly due to their lack of mechanical skill, specifically in the context of aiming. If you are interested in joining my server, I will provide a link at the end of this post, but this won't be a typical guide post. I am an experienced FPS player with noteworthy achievements in the titles I have spent time in during the past 10 years, and I have been coaching players in current FPS games for the past 6 months, with unanimously positive feedback from my community. If you haven't read my previous guides on this sub, which you can find them here and here.