Thanks for your review! It's completely understandable how a lack of progress after 130+ hours could be extremely frustrating and it could make everything feel very pointless, but the missing ingredient here may just be a lack of intentional training and direction. Think of it like wanting to get better at free throws but then you are only practicing your dribbling. One thing we would suggest would be to check out the Benchmarks feature, which you can find by clicking on the Play button on the Navigation bar and then clicking Benchmarks. Playing through the Benchmarks will help you identify the specific areas of your aim that need the most work, as the Benchmark tasks are separated by different groups of aiming subsets. Once you've identified which subset needs the most work, look for some Playlists or Tasks that are specifically targeting those aiming subsets. Work on those to improve, and as those areas of your aim progress, you can move on to another subset. If you're looking for more direct feedback, the Aimlabs Discord is a great place to get some advice from your peers as well as some higher skill aimers and players.