G2 subbed leaf last stage and played just fine
PRX subbed something in Tokyo and played fine
If your team crumbles with one roster move you do not deserve your performance, you are getting carried with the skill of one man.
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G2 subbed leaf last stage and played just fine
PRX subbed something in Tokyo and played fine
If your team crumbles with one roster move you do not deserve your performance, you are getting carried with the skill of one man.
Their team is so ass that it fully crumbles with one player leaving
They were fully reliant on vookashu and did not deserve to go far
Put cryo on smokes his brim and Astra were already good
You guys the type of people to run it down in ranked going 2/15 and then blame your 25/11 top frag for losing a 1v1.
Takes a team effort to get to a point where the game is decided on one player’s performance alone.
Idk where they can even get coaches from
CN doesn’t have a good tacfps culture
Their CS scene is very weak still
Enemy team literally has to whiff every shot and give free 1v1s to win a clutch
Pl0tchat heavily overhyped CN but anyone who watches a game in that region can tell that they are still the worst region by far
Definitely true
All CN has is aim and they heavily lack discipline and teamwork compared to European and even American teams
In east Asia especially orgs seem to prefer to build around coaches too much. Mid ass coaches get way too many chances because they can always push the blame on the roster rather than the coaching prep
Not entirely true but it doesn’t help that everyone expects him to play in his prime and flames him when he makes normal mistakes. The pressure has to be getting to him and he is still DRG’s best player despite that.
Vookashu had more than 4 days of practice before his first game on dedicated sentinel playing in the biggest tournament of the year
That isn’t KD’s fault that the game is in a state where making that mistake makes the game unwinnable. Plenty of other factors contributed way more to that loss, not a single shot
He played good at lev, he was their best player when he was playing. They put him on a new role every other week. NRG forced him to play hard entry every round which is not his playstyle.
Me when I lie
His teammates threw as many impact kills gng the loss is not on him
“If Luka doncic was making every shot he missed the mavs would have won the championship” ahh comment
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Acting like it’s easy to win clutches bro
The enemy team has to literally throw to win a clutch
Honestly can beat GX we just need to believe in happywei rarga
jieni7 is a good player but he needs someone to mind control him or he sits still doing nothing
put him in with boaster or some micromanager IGL and he will dominate
"goat" without ever being the greatest
can we stop this dumb ahh conversation
just because hes gotten carried to 3 trophies while playing alright does not make him the goat
ur not wrong but 99 percent of the time if ur losing in groups you should look for a change
change is what brings teams over the line
classic cryo baiting and flashing instead of entrying like a real duelist
cry0 has worse role issues than demon1
i refuse to believe jieni7 and hfm0 were the best options edg had
whoever is doing the scouting on EDG is genuinely horrible at their job
they play good valorant but it isnt perfect at all they struggle in fast rounds
platchat always fucking wrong bro
just trust ur gut
sideshow is like ascendant he doesn't understand the game as well as he thinks
bros just naming good players instead of people with actual stage presence
I think you are just overexplaining it. Call it whatever you want, but you basically just want clearer communication, better discipline, and better teamwork. None of this is new, just incompletely or improperly implemented across all the teams. If a coach fails to address these, it is simply a coaching staff issue not an issue with the fundamental approach to the game.
Not all teams have perfect communication, but I think most top teams have it down pretty well to where its nearly a non issue. Pros know the spots people can feasibly play and the type of timings people can take. In real life you need the standardization of angle clearing protocols because you are entering unfamiliar places and need to be sure everything is checked by your group. It is basically a non factor in valorant. because the average radiant player knows the angles to clear in advance, how to clear them safely, how to path around the site without being exposed to too many angles, etc. Maps are known in advance and extremely familiar to players.
In real life you would need someone to clear left while you clear right, someone to hold your back while your hold theirs, etc. In valorant the 50/50 angles can be easily cleared with utility, and the rest of the angles are pretty straightforward. It is exceptionally rare that a player can slip the net on a site take or while clearing space without hiding in a smoke or making a play with utility, something that modern CQB wouldn't even account for to begin with.
In the post plant or on defense any competent player knows the angles being watched by their team or plays a position based on covering the site entry points together. "I'm holding your X. Can you hold my Y" type of comms are very very common and not really worth optimizing at all with military level efficiency. If the level of play was that low it wouldn't be any different from ranked. The type of mistakes solved by CQB doctrine would only be a major issue in ranked, not in professional play. The slip ups that do happen are something you don't need to solve with some rigid implementation of military doctrine, just better discipline and teamplay. Peeking together is already something teams are getting very good at. Trades these days are nearly instantaneous as players get more experienced.
TLDR: you are overthinking it. Implementing military tactics is unnecessary. Just improve teamwork and communication, stop players from doing risky solo peeks randomly, and you should be fine.
I want DRX to make it too but I think free1ng needs to step it up especially
he was thanos in early season but ever since stage 1 he has been super mid or even bad at times
Jieni7 will make or break EDG. If he performs well EDG will easily make it over the line.
DRG need flex1n to stop inting, and I think Demon1 needs to do more than what has been asked of him as a mere substitute.
XLG need to have really good anti-retake protocols because that is literally all sentinels know how to do properly
BLG just need whzy to lock tf in and knight to call a masterclass
also EDG somehow cannot sign a single competent yoru/init flex player and KK for some reason refused to learn it properly until the end of the year
basically self nerfing for fun
agree, immi needs to go or they need a competent assistant coach to help him
net is a horrible player and should be dropped immediately for a T2 sentinel prospect
xeppaa is a solid player who keeps vibes up and has the potential to show up
if rossy was here for mitch it would actually be generational, still have no idea why he "didn't fit" the roster
xeppaa lwk only hated because he's been on the roster for so long
he's a cheap player that won't play dogshit so he is very easy to build around
an internationally competitive team either needs a good system or at least 3 star players, and they dont have a good system nor 3 star players
"better on duelist" playing baiting OP crutch jett and chamber only in his prime
leaf had an actual agent pool and entried
plus we are trialing for a sentinel role presumably so cryo basically has zero experience playing it outside chamber
-leaf
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Agent mastery is not your issue. At your rank aim and movement are the biggest problems. You will never rank up with bad aim and movement.
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