I am Faceit Level 5 and looking to try to play Amateur in either Cs or Valorant . Cs feels like its semi-pro slash/amateur scene especially in NA is dying. I have played Valorant and find it easier than CS. But is it worth grinding?
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Ryuzaki [#2]I think so, If you can get into a good enough T2 team after grinding you'll get a chance to compete in monthly tournaments. Might as well get picked up by T1 team if you are REALLY good enough. Valorant is still full of opportunities unlike CS rn I'd say.
Ya true I have a 1.25 KD and can call pretty well but I feel like Valorant is just better for NA rn just don't know how to get recognition
Zymphos [#3]Ya true I have a 1.25 KD and can call pretty well but I feel like Valorant is just better for NA rn just don't know how to get recognition
I'm not sure about that so I'll do some research and let you know :)
Zymphos [#3]Ya true I have a 1.25 KD and can call pretty well but I feel like Valorant is just better for NA rn just don't know how to get recognition
For getting recognition you have to stream, try to get queued with pros, and be cracked, if you do some flashy plays and clutches, people watching the other pros stream will remember that this guy is good, that's one way to do it, i got to know about many guys like this.
D3KU [#5]For getting recognition you have to stream, try to get queued with pros, and be cracked, if you do some flashy plays and clutches, people watching the other pros stream will remember that this guy is good, that's one way to do it, i got to know about many guys like this.
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Im going to be 100% real.
Being LVL5 Faceit in NA doesnt mean anything. If u have hopes to become pro in Na your best chance is in Valorant 100% cause of how weak the scene is in CSGO.
But how many years u have been playing in CSGO?, most T1/T2 teams have players that have been playing shooters for atleast 10-5 years at a semipro/pro level, so dont switch to valorant thinking u are going to become a GOD in a week. Probably will have to grind it alot to even become a player for a T3/T4/T5 team.
Like i was for a while LVL10 in faceit and played some amateur tournaments in csgo and im hard stuck in immortal even tho i dont play it mutch so def being LVL5 in faceit will take u a while to even compete at a good lvl.
The easiest way to get called for practs in valorant is having a good agent pool and destroying people in rankeds so that might take a while to take some recognition.
Uri [#8]Im going to be 100% real.
Being LVL5 Faceit in NA doesnt mean anything. If u have hopes to become pro in Na your best chance is in Valorant 100% cause of how weak the scene is in CSGO.
But how many years u have been playing in CSGO?, most T1/T2 teams have players that have been playing shooters for atleast 10-5 years at a semipro/pro level, so dont switch to valorant thinking u are going to become a GOD in a week. Probably will have to grind it alot to even become a player for a T3/T4/T5 team.
Like i was for a while LVL10 in faceit and played some amateur tournaments in csgo and im hard stuck in immortal even tho i dont play it mutch so def being LVL5 in faceit will take u a while to even compete at a good lvl.
The easiest way to get called for practs in valorant is having a good agent pool and destroying people in rankeds so that might take a while to take some recognition.
No I know and I have been playing Cs for 5 years im not expecting to go pro within even the first 9 months Im just trying to figure out which game has more promise in NA and it seems to be valorant
Zymphos [#3]Ya true I have a 1.25 KD and can call pretty well but I feel like Valorant is just better for NA rn just don't know how to get recognition
Join the rankings, lots of players are picked up by orgs only by being in the top Radiants. Heat and Aspas from brazil are on top teams because of ranked, so is Shot_Up, Khemicals, Penny, Zellsis, Shawn, Poiz, Bang, and many others. Do well in ranked and you will be recognized, you will eventuallly play with lots of pros and streamers and get the recognition you deserve, and yes, Valorant is easier than CS, is easier to aim, it's easier to play, the maps are smaller and the tactics are simpler.
TinglyPiano [#12]stay in school and stop dreaming about being a 'pro' lmao
unless you are looking to work in McDonalds for the rest of your life, working a normal job pays better than being a 'pro gamer' 99% of the time, unless you are top 1% among the pro
+1. need talent and luck to succeed in this industry. sadly I have none. learned that for 10 years now :(
Sunot [#13]+1. need talent and luck to succeed in this industry. sadly I have none. learned that for 10 years now :(
i think is a troll though, he said faceit lv10, so is clear he knows he is not good enough to be pro. Unless OP is dumb as a rock
TinglyPiano [#14]i think is a troll though, he said faceit lv10, so is clear he knows he is not good enough to be pro. Unless OP is dumb as a rock
nah I can tell he is genuine, all of us I think at one point wanted to become a pro. Just never had the talent or luck for it.
TinglyPiano [#12]stay in school and stop dreaming about being a 'pro' lmao
unless you are looking to work in McDonalds for the rest of your life, working a normal job pays better than being a 'pro gamer' 99% of the time, unless you are top 1% among the pro
"looking to try to play Amateur in either Cs or Valorant"
you are looking to work in McDonalds with a reading skills like these
TinglyPiano [#14]i think is a troll though, he said faceit lv10, so is clear he knows he is not good enough to be pro. Unless OP is dumb as a rock
Played for 5 years but spotty only have 1k hours. I Focus on school and the two jobs I work but need something to grind. Nothing wrong with dreaming as I just turned 19 and have my whole life ahead of me. Been working 2 jobs since 15 and have passive income sources
array [#16]"looking to try to play Amateur in either Cs or Valorant"
you are looking to work in McDonalds with a reading skills like these
I just type and send I could care less about spelling on a forum
array [#16]"looking to try to play Amateur in either Cs or Valorant"
you are looking to work in McDonalds with a reading skills like these
"you are looking to work in McDonalds with a reading skills like these"
This is some poor grammar and reading skills on your part XD
TinglyPiano [#12]stay in school and stop dreaming about being a 'pro' lmao
unless you are looking to work in McDonalds for the rest of your life, working a normal job pays better than being a 'pro gamer' 99% of the time, unless you are top 1% among the pro
Its more as a hobby. don't wanna make it my full time job but want to compete in tourneys and leagues with team in a fun manner
Zymphos [#19]"you are looking to work in McDonalds with a reading skills like these"
This is some poor grammar and reading skills on your part XD
Ok grammar master. Explain mistakes
Zymphos [#9]No I know and I have been playing Cs for 5 years im not expecting to go pro within even the first 9 months Im just trying to figure out which game has more promise in NA and it seems to be valorant
It's not even close clearly valorant
array [#21]Ok grammar master. Explain mistakes
With a reading skills like these is poor grammar you should’ve said “with those reading skills” instead
D3KU [#5]For getting recognition you have to stream, try to get queued with pros, and be cracked, if you do some flashy plays and clutches, people watching the other pros stream will remember that this guy is good, that's one way to do it, i got to know about many guys like this.
this.
Zymphos [#20]Its more as a hobby. don't wanna make it my full time job but want to compete in tourneys and leagues with team in a fun manner
there is a 'clash' tournament format (liek league of legends) coming into Valorant in game in future. Basically 5v5 tourney format.
so u can get into that one. think it won;t be here for a while though (at least a few months) so you can get some ppl to grind with you to prepare
Zymphos [#23]With a reading skills like these is poor grammar you should’ve said “with those reading skills” instead
Sorry I cant write perfect English on the fly responding to a dumb person who I dont give many shits about.. Not my native language. Now why have you thought its even worth pointing out there? And is it even technically grammatically incorrect? Isnt it just less nice sounding way of saying it? Except this "a" as this one probably should be excluded there since its plural "skills".
array [#28]Sorry I cant write perfect English on the fly responding to a dumb person who I dont give many shits about.. Not my native language. Now why have you thought its even worth pointing out there? And is it even technically grammatically incorrect? Isnt it just less nice sounding way of saying it? Except this "a" as this one probably should be excluded there since its plural "skills".
Bro you called my grammar out Lmao and then you say you don’t give a shit. Why comment in the first place if you don’t care? And then to play the offended card is hysterical
Zymphos [#29]Bro you called my grammar out Lmao and then you say you don’t give a shit. Why comment in the first place if you don’t care? And then to play the offended card is hysterical
I didnt call you out on anything. Look at what I responded to. He said you'll be working in mcdonalds if you pursue pro career and I said hell be working there since he cant even read the first sentence you wrote. Wtf mens. And its not grammar from me, I talked abiut reading skills. I guess now this call out definitely applies to you too lmao
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