That thing about 60 fps has been mentioned many times alrdy. Theres no way a person can be that dumb to play on 60 fps. U can legit see the difference in gameplay easily.
wohe [#5]context boys?
Trent the GOAT and all the silver players in vlr think theyre better than him cause he played on 60fps insead of 400
babysasuke [#6]Trent the GOAT and all the silver players in vlr think theyre better than him cause he played on 60fps insead of 400
when did he play on 60 fps bro? full context pls
edit: oh i saw it ummmm i don't think it's gonna matter since he played the same on lan but unlucky
APAC_jimmy [#4]What did he say? I missed it
Valyn made a tweet saying that Trent has accidentally been playing on 60 hertz for scrims and matches. He mentioned nothing about it being an excuse and to me it was clearly phrased in joking “let’s all laugh at this” kind of way. Everyone seems to be trying really hard to find a way to shit on tgrd
iMyw_ [#8]Before he joined TG he had a bad set up and played w 60 Hz
i don't beleive that my friend sorry 60 hz i would beleive but 60 fps i don't think it would be enough to be radiant with 60 fps
Dokka [#3]Or they could’ve just made a human mistake, idk pro players aren’t allowed to
I’m really hoping people catch the sarcasm in the second part of the sentence
Dokka [#11]I’m really hoping people catch the sarcasm in the second part of the sentence
oh yeah "sarcasm", for sure dude
Dokka [#3]Or they could’ve just made a human mistake, idk pro players aren’t allowed to
if u have ever used more than 144 hz u would instantly feel the difference with a 60hz monitor
alexxx [#13]if u have ever used more than 144 hz u would instantly feel the difference with a 60hz monitor
He comes back after a break and isn’t really warmed back into the game, he plays one scrim without noticing and it would be pretty easy to not notice
wohe [#10]i don't beleive that my friend sorry 60 hz i would beleive but 60 fps i don't think it would be enough to be radiant with 60 fps
Ye 60 Hz mb but i think it was 60 too but not shure