Im currently bronze, with 23% HS rate, my id is miniTenZ#senti, my main problem is my pc and i only play one match every day, how do i improve
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Poge [#2]shut the FUCK up.
why hating bro, im not trolling, i genuinely need help or players to team up with
kitsuneHP [#5]not putting more time into it AND not having a good pc. bro you already know why you dont get better
the thing is my family is broke and im a student rn so i have neither time nor money
ArtemisZ083 [#7]why hating bro, im not trolling, i genuinely need help or players to team up with
shut the FUCK up.
ArtemisZ083 [#8]the thing is my family is broke and im a student rn so i have neither time nor money
focus on studies and having fun ingame. you dont have to get better
kitsuneHP [#10]focus on studies and having fun ingame. you dont have to get better
but i want to go pro in valorant
ArtemisZ083 [#11]bro check stats if you dont believe me
if you dont wanna help me simply dont reply bro why hating
ArtemisZ083 [#12]but i want to go pro in valorant
the reality is unless you can dedicate like 5 hours a day to this game going pro isn't an achievable goal (excluding prodigies)
ArtemisZ083 [#12]but i want to go pro in valorant
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. A dream that forget about reality you wont be in the dreams
SAMPV6 [#18]just quit bro why even care about this dogshit game, play for fun and not just for a rank, they don't even give us any incentives to rank up anyway
he cares because he wants to go pro
SimoVatrogasac [#20]he cares because he wants to go pro
okay if you want to go pro then it's different, but please really consider what that entails and really, really think about what Valorant's pro scene looks like right now.
There are a shit ton of unemployed pros, you'd be competing against top notch players who already have years of experience (and are still unemployed due to the limited slots in franchising).
It's not worth the risk and time investment tbh
SAMPV6 [#21]okay if you want to go pro then it's different, but please really consider what that entails and really, really think about what Valorant's pro scene looks like right now.
There are a shit ton of unemployed pros, you'd be competing against top notch players who already have years of experience (and are still unemployed due to the limited slots in franchising).
It's not worth the risk and time investment tbh
I love gaming since childhood, my first game was Red ball on a nokia phone, gaming is my ikigai, Going pro because pro games are so fun, the heat that you feel in your heart when your arm gently taps one head from another. I am not going pro for a source to earn, i want it to be my part time job
ArtemisZ083 [#27]I love gaming since childhood, my first game was Red ball on a nokia phone, gaming is my ikigai, Going pro because pro games are so fun, the heat that you feel in your heart when your arm gently taps one head from another. I am not going pro for a source to earn, i want it to be my part time job
you do realize there are people who's FULL TIME job is being a pro, and they're still not able to make it due to the shit system Riot has created, right?
I'm not trying to be a negative nancy or look down on your dream, I'm just saying this to make you fully aware of the incredibly low chances of this happening and of the incredible amount of competition there is for a single spot in VCT, especially if you're currently bronze and will make it just a part time thing.
If you want actual advice for your current rank; focus 100% on your aim right now, this alone will carry you at most to Diamond. Deathmatch will get you better acquainted to HS angles and crosshair placement throughout the maps, focus on taping and going for headshots to develop "calm aim". You'll die a lot, and that's fine, it's just practice.
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