Dasnerth actually have decent potential in going pro if he acknowledges that his personality and the way he communicates with his teammates are a skill that he has genuine impact on his team's performance.

He sometimes makes good macro decisions, but he has to stop blaming his team when he makes a poor call and they are punished for it. Too often, he would make a call, his team would execute the call, and he would blame his team when the call loses them the round. (ex.) 4vs2 on Split attack when he makes the call to push the guy heaven as a team on their anti eco)

If I was on his team, got sprayed randomly through a smoke on defense in one round, and Dasnerth starts making "guys we gotta stop getting first blooded every round" "yo you gotta stop clip farming just stay alive" and he just tells me to "shut up" and that "it's okay" when I try to explain what happened I would lowkey be tilted as fuck.

IGLing should mean you call the overall game macro on what site to hold, what site to play retake, where to fake presence, etc. It should not mean that you are a dictator and you have four pawns doing exactly what you tell them to do.

All larp aside, he seems real comfortable on Neon while heavy calling, with a lot of valuable first bloods on Attack. Good to see him taking responsibility and apologizing when he whiffs/goes for a solo play that ends up not working.

Dasnerth actually have decent potential in going pro if he acknowledges that his personality and the way he communicates with his teammates are a skill that he has genuine impact on his team's performance.

He sometimes makes good macro decisions, but he has to stop blaming his team when he makes a poor call and they are punished for it. Too often, he would make a call, his team would execute the call, and he would blame his team when the call loses them the round. (ex.) 4vs2 on Split attack when he makes the call to push the guy heaven as a team on their anti eco)

If I was on his team, got sprayed randomly through a smoke on defense in one round, and Dasnerth starts making "guys we gotta stop getting first blooded every round" "yo you gotta stop clip farming just stay alive" and he just tells me to "shut up" and that "it's okay" when I try to explain what happened I would lowkey be tilted as fuck.

IGLing should mean you call the overall game macro on what site to hold, what site to play retake, where to fake presence, etc. It should not mean that you are a dictator and you have four pawns doing exactly what you tell them to do.

All larp aside, he seems real comfortable on Neon while heavy calling, with a lot of valuable first bloods on Attack. Good to see him taking responsibility and apologizing when he whiffs/goes for a solo play that ends up not working.

Dasnerth actually have decent potential in going pro if he acknowledges that his personality and the way he communicates with his teammates are a skill that he has genuine impact on his team's performance.

He sometimes makes good macro decisions, but he has to stop blaming his team when he makes a poor call and they are punished for it. Too often, he would make a call, his team would execute the call, and he would blame his team when the call loses them the round. (ex.) 4vs2 on Split attack when he makes the call to push the guy heaven as a team on their anti eco)

If I was on his team, got sprayed randomly through a smoke on defense in one round, and Dasnerth starts making "guys we gotta stop getting first blooded every round" "yo you gotta stop clip farming just stay alive" and he just tells me to "shut up" and that "it's okay" when I try to explain what happened I would lowkey be tilted as fuck.

IGLing should mean you call the overall game macro on what site to hold, what site to play retake, where to fake presence, etc. It should not mean that you are a dictator and you have four pawns doing exactly what you tell them to do.

All larp aside, he seems real comfortable on Neon while heavy calling, with a lot of valuable first bloods on Attack. Good to see him taking responsibility and apologizing when he whiffs/goes for a solo play that ends up not working.