Near zero chance of y0y ever getting to where he was before, that was in massive part due to the chamber meta, unquestionably, and then in massive part due to the optic core setting him up and letting him play how he wanted, which was abusing the chamber meta. The second it's gone low an behold so is his ability. People really need to wake up an realize he's not at that level without that meta and team. Tenz had to adapt massively and it took him a long time, but now he's very good again, don't think yay with his playstyle quite has the same option, far too passive on Jett, aspas and several other Jett mains have been better for a while now. The game has changed.
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bladee666 [#3]wasnt he bad in cs
everyone knew his ceiling wasnt that high. bro got lucky with chamber and a good core
WHAT IM SAYING
bladee666 [#3]wasnt he bad in cs
everyone knew his ceiling wasnt that high. bro got lucky with chamber and a good core
you understand so many of these current pro val players who are thriving now and played cs in the past were not good, tenz included. so whats your point
VinceVioVN [#7]you understand so many of these current pro val players who are thriving now and played cs in the past were not good, tenz included. so whats your point
True washed cs pros went to val
TheAceGamer30 [#8]True washed cs pros went to val
some washed but others were the opposite
they hadn't reached their peak yet
I feel like one of the reasons I still think Tenz is good is because when he didn't fit into the duelist playstyle and so many people became better at performing as duelists he learnt a whole new role and plays pretty well on it.
Yay has the mechanics but he needs to take some time master some new roles and he can definitely compete at the top level again.
Feels bad to see him so down after winning so much.
Carthage_Er_Pola [#5]Yay has the potential to be one of the best sentinel itw imo. Bro just needs to cook and have proper coaching
retla is playing sentinel
VinceVioVN [#7]you understand so many of these current pro val players who are thriving now and played cs in the past were not good, tenz included. so whats your point
tbf tenz was a 17 yo nobrain aim_botz enjoyer who got signed into a good team instantly instead of developing in tier 2 and becoming a good player so his failure was expected, he is reaching his prime in valorant rn, would have been the same outcome in cs.
Itsover [#13]tbf tenz was a 17 yo nobrain aim_botz enjoyer who got signed into a good team instantly instead of developing in tier 2 and becoming a good player so his failure was expected, he is reaching his prime in valorant rn, would have been the same outcome in cs.
Exactly lmao. The amount of people who don't understand he was a kid with NO LAN experience is insane. Ofcourse he choked in big events but he got signed because he had crazy potential which he is reaching in Val.
Chunkio [#6]Shut the FUCK up.
allat to just be wrong. lmao
proof? He has yet to shown anything that resembles his former peak.
bladee666 [#3]wasnt he bad in cs
everyone knew his ceiling wasnt that high. bro got lucky with chamber and a good core
yay actually started out pretty decent then he had burn out which is kinda similar situation here in valorant and had a downfall...
Itsover [#13]tbf tenz was a 17 yo nobrain aim_botz enjoyer who got signed into a good team instantly instead of developing in tier 2 and becoming a good player so his failure was expected, he is reaching his prime in valorant rn, would have been the same outcome in cs.
this doesnt contribute anything. im just correcting OP saying that almost everyone successful rn was bad in cs go. saying some of them would be better now than back then is a given. could be said about most of them
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