Common misconception

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Uncleben

If a person is a fragger, that means that they are a top tier aimer. If they aren’t a fragger, then they don’t have good aim.
If a team wins a tournament, the players on the team are all top players/top at their individual roles. If a team doesn’t win or make LANs, the individual players are bad/worse.

These are both cap imo

#2

Uncleben

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Example one (Leo is an insane fragger, not an insane aimer)

Example for misconception 2 (aspas/demon1 is not as good as a duelist as texture, Zekken, narrate, etc because he didn’t make a lan)

#3

envyz

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Aspas and Demon1 are great duelists and most of them just joined new teams give it time by the end of shanghai we're gonna know whos the best in the world and who's not.

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Orangepanda

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These are both cap imo
Common misconception

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Uncleben

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Sorry for confusing language
I meant to say 2 examples disproving misconceptions

#6

Uncleben

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Just an example, I see a lot of people equating team success to individual talent solely
Not all the best players are on the best teams and not all the best teams have the best players

#4

zardinez

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Yeah the second one is all abt recency bias tbh.

I’m of the opinion that the top 50 players from each region could be world champion class players, if put in the right situation. To me there’s only 5-10 who are genuinely a step above (I would say Aspas, Less, Zekken, Saadhak, f0rsaken, jingg and a few more). Those 5-10 are nearly irreplaceable players, and I’d guess there’s more like them in t1 AND t2, except they’ve never had the chance to show it in the right team.

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Uncleben

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For sure
I mean could u imagine telling someone in 2022 that Leo was potentially the best player in 2023, or telling someone after loud got grouped that less was the best player itw?

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zardinez

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Exactly