Aimlabs update renames Adaptive Tasks to Personalized Difficulty and smooths its adjustments
Aimlabs on PC renames Adaptive Tasks to Personalized Difficulty, with steadier adjustments, mouse button binds and a clearer Steam login step.
Aimlabs has brought back its Pro feature Adaptive Tasks under a new name, Personalized Difficulty, and it should feel a lot less jarring in training. The update also adds more flexible mouse binds and a few tidy-ups for settings and login.
Personalized Difficulty
According to the Steam announcement, the old version changed difficulty too quickly and could push settings to extremes, like huge targets. It now adjusts at a steadier pace and in smaller steps, so the challenge follows your skill more closely.
Other improvements
- Bind anything to your mouse: any action can now be assigned to mouse buttons, such as moving forward on Mouse 2.
- Remove target skin in settings: you can now take off your target skin in the Targets & Healthbars settings, not just from your Profile inventory. This fixes the “Can’t change targets” bug, which happened when a skin was equipped.
- Clearer Steam login: the Steam login step now separates “Create new account” from “Link an existing Aimlabs account”, so you’re less likely to make a duplicate account by mistake.
