Like aside from controversey, he hasn't played pro in over a year would he even be good??
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Why do people believe so much in sinatraa?
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jimjam789 [#3]just because he hasnt played pro in a while doesnt mean he sucks now LMAO what kind of logic is that
thats like saying no org will ever pick upcoming players because theyve never played in the pro scene
no_noise_979 [#4]guy was top 3 sova/flex itw and wont just suddenly lose all his mechanics or anything
maybe he will be rusty and probably a lot of people overtaken him but he will at least be still a good player
If he improve by practicing he will be better in no time
no_noise_979 [#4]guy was top 3 sova/flex itw and wont just suddenly lose all his mechanics or anything
maybe he will be rusty and probably a lot of people overtaken him but he will at least be still a good player
nah, he still needs to adapt on sen roaster, and their scrim
jimjam789 [#5]thats like saying no org will ever pick upcoming players because theyve never played in the pro scene
Upcoming players play in scrims and tryouts and t2 and t3 scenes. Sinatraa hasn't done so in over 1 year. At this moment he is as good a pro as someone like Prod who just plays ranked all day
Simply because he was the overwatch MVP before he retired and he was also kind of dominating Valorant in the early stages with his own mechanics and style that many other people now adopt these days and did I mention that he is overall a movement GOD in the game? His in-game sense is also off the charts, this dude is literally built for the competitive gaming environment. Need I say more? He is literally what you call being "built different" because that's just who he is. He may not have super flashy kills and super crispy aim, but what he brings to any team is "impact" and that's exactly what he brought with sentinels when they were dominating at one point with him. At the moment, he can probably play on any available team if he really wants to but ideally, for him but he is presumably waiting for the right team to give him a chance cough cough sentinels so that he feels like he has a good chance at winning again in the right environment.
Verdentta [#11]Simply because he was the overwatch MVP before he retired and he was also kind of dominating Valorant in the early stages with his own mechanics and style that many other people now adopt these days and did I mention that he is overall a movement GOD in the game? His in-game sense is also off the charts, this dude is literally built for the competitive gaming environment. Need I say more? He is literally what you call being "built different" because that's just who he is. He may not have super flashy kills and super crispy aim, but what he brings to any team is "impact" and that's exactly what he brought with sentinels when they were dominating at one point with him. At the moment, he can probably play on any available team if he really wants to but ideally, for him but he is presumably waiting for the right team to give him a chance cough cough sentinels so that he feels like he has a good chance at winning again in the right environment.
Simply because he was the overwatch MVP before he retired and he was also kind of dominating Valorant in the early stages with his own mechanics and style that many other people now adopt these days and did I mention that he is overall a movement GOD in the game? His in-game sense is also off the charts, this dude is literally built for the competitive gaming environment. Need I say more? He is literally what you call being "built different" because that's just who he is. He may not have super flashy kills and super crispy aim, but what he brings to any team is "impact" and that's exactly what he brought with sentinels when they were dominating at one point with him. At the moment, he can probably play on any available team if he really wants to but ideally, for him but he is presumably waiting for the right team to give him a chance cough cough sentinels so that he feels like he has a good chance at winning again in the right environment.
DbBested [#10]Upcoming players play in scrims and tryouts and t2 and t3 scenes. Sinatraa hasn't done so in over 1 year. At this moment he is as good a pro as someone like Prod who just plays ranked all day
but before upcoming talent even get to scrim or tryout, they are just ranked demons without any experience, yet they still get picked. the same can apply to sinatraa lmao, tryout and scrim go through all the processes the same as any other upcoming player
Primion [#9]nah, he still needs to adapt on sen roaster, and their scrim
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mindless [#12]Simply because he was the overwatch MVP before he retired and he was also kind of dominating Valorant in the early stages with his own mechanics and style that many other people now adopt these days and did I mention that he is overall a movement GOD in the game? His in-game sense is also off the charts, this dude is literally built for the competitive gaming environment. Need I say more? He is literally what you call being "built different" because that's just who he is. He may not have super flashy kills and super crispy aim, but what he brings to any team is "impact" and that's exactly what he brought with sentinels when they were dominating at one point with him. At the moment, he can probably play on any available team if he really wants to but ideally, for him but he is presumably waiting for the right team to give him a chance cough cough sentinels so that he feels like he has a good chance at winning again in the right environment.
"I hate sinatraa so much" 😡😡😡
jimjam789 [#3]just because he hasnt played pro in a while doesnt mean he sucks now LMAO what kind of logic is that
Bro has been playing ranked for decades. doesnt know what the meta is, doesnt know past metas, playstyles. RANKED IS DIFFERENT FROM PRO PLAY BROTHA. The tier 2 scene is better than him now and he fell off because of not being in the loop. this game is ever changing and you have to keep up. thats why nitro was able to go back to CS and still be ok since the meta is stagnant. if he tried coming back he would be utter useless.
Literally dont understand these dickriders smh
X_ae_A_12 [#16]Bro has been playing ranked for decades. doesnt know what the meta is, doesnt know past metas, playstyles. RANKED IS DIFFERENT FROM PRO PLAY BROTHA. The tier 2 scene is better than him now and he fell off because of not being in the loop. this game is ever changing and you have to keep up. thats why nitro was able to go back to CS and still be ok since the meta is stagnant. if he tried coming back he would be utter useless.
Literally dont understand these dickriders smh
Do you understand a good chunck of upcoming talents came from ranked, right?
This. Sinatraa was relevant in pro play back when no one knew how to even play this game. That is where he got all hype from, his Sova and Raze utility IIRC. Before even Sentinel dominating Iceland and look at them now. He could do well and everything and maybe he is still showing a lot of potential in ranked or pugs or some but I don't understand why some people still talk about him like it was early 2021.
FoechiGG [#17]Its a pointless conversation sure he is mechanically good, but he hasn’t benn able to compete for a year, and its a team game anyways, e.g. TenZ has proven he is mechanically insane, rn he isn’t getting anything done tho
TenZ still either top frag on team, or bot frag on team, which not consistent yet
X_ae_A_12 [#16]Bro has been playing ranked for decades. doesnt know what the meta is, doesnt know past metas, playstyles. RANKED IS DIFFERENT FROM PRO PLAY BROTHA. The tier 2 scene is better than him now and he fell off because of not being in the loop. this game is ever changing and you have to keep up. thats why nitro was able to go back to CS and still be ok since the meta is stagnant. if he tried coming back he would be utter useless.
Literally dont understand these dickriders smh
mf acting as if adapting to the meta is as difficult as completing ur masters LMAO. pros literally learnt fade and implented her a week after she was released LMAO. 'keep up' mf theres nothing to keep up mechanics of an agent is learnable with a blindfold lmao all he needs is practice of chemistry and teamplay.
X_ae_A_12 [#16]Bro has been playing ranked for decades. doesnt know what the meta is, doesnt know past metas, playstyles. RANKED IS DIFFERENT FROM PRO PLAY BROTHA. The tier 2 scene is better than him now and he fell off because of not being in the loop. this game is ever changing and you have to keep up. thats why nitro was able to go back to CS and still be ok since the meta is stagnant. if he tried coming back he would be utter useless.
Literally dont understand these dickriders smh
Your argument doesn't make any sense at all LMAOOO. If he has been playing ranked for decades then that means he's familiar with the meta. Secondly, Sinatraa played overwatch before Valorant and in overwatch, there's also an everchanging meta where heroes are buffed and nerfed at many points in the development in the game. So he's very familiar with the meta changing at times and he's able to adapt pretty easily if he has to. And yes, ranked is different from pro play, no shit sherlock but we already have seen him in the pro scene and he's able to adapt and dominate pretty damn easily even though initially Valorant was more of a Counter Strike oriented game and not so ability reliant, meaning a lot of people relied on raw aim at that time in the early stages. But even then, Sinatraa was able to adapt and dominate in the early stages of Pro Play and won many tourneys. Now the game isn't so reliant on raw aim anymore and is more reliant on strategy and ability utilization, hence the initiator meta with Skye, Kayo, Fade, Sova, etc. If anything, valorant is becoming more and more ability reliant and that's only going to benefit Sinatraa more because he's pretty damn good with ability usage considering that was the MVP of the overwatch league, a game very reliant on ability mechanics. If he did come back, he would be pretty damn impactful. L take lmaooo. Your arguements are pretty damn invalid considering you're just saying this and that without nothing to back it up.
X_ae_A_12 [#16]Bro has been playing ranked for decades. doesnt know what the meta is, doesnt know past metas, playstyles. RANKED IS DIFFERENT FROM PRO PLAY BROTHA. The tier 2 scene is better than him now and he fell off because of not being in the loop. this game is ever changing and you have to keep up. thats why nitro was able to go back to CS and still be ok since the meta is stagnant. if he tried coming back he would be utter useless.
Literally dont understand these dickriders smh
how do u think players like forsaken got picked up? by being a ranked demon. did he have any team play initially or anything needed in the pro play? no because that is learned with practice, he got picked up soley due to mechanics. likewise sinatraa is way more mechanically talented than the t2 scene, and teamplay will come with practice, youre not born with chemistry
jimjam789 [#13]but before upcoming talent even get to scrim or tryout, they are just ranked demons without any experience, yet they still get picked. the same can apply to sinatraa lmao, tryout and scrim go through all the processes the same as any other upcoming player
but he hasn't done that, therefore he can not be compared with an upcoming player. He is just a random ranked player atm. Most pros were ranked demons before pro but not all ranked demons will do well in pro
DbBested [#24]but he hasn't done that, therefore he can not be compared with an upcoming player. He is just a random ranked player atm. Most pros were ranked demons before pro but not all ranked demons will do well in pro
omg its almost as if he physically cannot trial due to riot's 'training' no way bro its almost as if he has an entire year to scrim till 2023 vct which by then he will be set as he is already actively seeking to go pro again which is why we have faith in him 😱😱
Verdentta [#22]Your argument doesn't make any sense at all LMAOOO. If he has been playing ranked for decades then that means he's familiar with the meta. Secondly, Sinatraa played overwatch before Valorant and in overwatch, there's also an everchanging meta where heroes are buffed and nerfed at many points in the development in the game. So he's very familiar with the meta changing at times and he's able to adapt pretty easily if he has to. And yes, ranked is different from pro play, no shit sherlock but we already have seen him in the pro scene and he's able to adapt and dominate pretty damn easily even though initially Valorant was more of a Counter Strike oriented game and not so ability reliant, meaning a lot of people relied on raw aim at that time in the early stages. But even then, Sinatraa was able to adapt and dominate in the early stages of Pro Play and won many tourneys. Now the game isn't so reliant on raw aim anymore and is more reliant on strategy and ability utilization, hence the initiator meta with Skye, Kayo, Fade, Sova, etc. If anything, valorant is becoming more and more ability reliant and that's only going to benefit Sinatraa more because he's pretty damn good with ability usage considering that was the MVP of the overwatch league, a game very reliant on ability mechanics. If he did come back, he would be pretty damn impactful. L take lmaooo. Your arguements are pretty damn invalid considering you're just saying this and that without nothing to back it up.
If he has been playing ranked for decades then that means he's familiar with the meta
BROS TALKING ABOUT RANKED META. I'm DECEASED. he runs it down. thats the meta.
Sinatraa played overwatch before Valorant and in overwatch, there's also an everchanging meta where heroes are buffed and nerfed at many points in the development in the game. So he's very familiar with the meta changing at times and he's able to adapt pretty easily if he has to
valorant is nothing like overwatch why are you bringing that shit up. its irrelevant.
sure he can adapt well but hes on an uphill battle where all the pros are significantly more knowledgeable than him and he has to basically grind more than the current pros to actually reach them. AND he has to grind extra since pros are grinding at the same rate as he is.🤷♂️
FoechiGG [#17]Its a pointless conversation sure he is mechanically good, but he hasn’t benn able to compete for a year, and its a team game anyways, e.g. TenZ has proven he is mechanically insane, rn he isn’t getting anything done tho
the difference is.. tenz doesnt try. i said it. its braindead but i fucking said it. idc what point u bring up this guy is constantly throwing playing for stats.
DbBested [#24]but he hasn't done that, therefore he can not be compared with an upcoming player. He is just a random ranked player atm. Most pros were ranked demons before pro but not all ranked demons will do well in pro
Well many pros were just csgo pros so
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