opinions?
Personally I agree with his decision, I didn't like the controversy or that he still tried to prove that he was radiant caliber, but his coaching for my elo and more was high quality and useful af (I got from iron to plat purely from his videos). Also, cybersecurity is a very promising career, personally I wouldn't even consider content creation if I'm in a good position in cybersecurity
babysasuke [#3]Outed for getting boosted and being a fake "Radiant" coach
Couldn't take the heat
have fun at work fam, no one is choosing to work a 9-5 if they can sit on their computer and play Valorant all day
difference is he wasn't playing valorant all day, his job was similar to a teacher's even if it had less impact. he also did a lot of stuff with his community which definitely took a lot of planning. he isn't someone like tarik, who just plays the game for a few hours and then logs off.
nobody___100 [#4]difference is he wasn't playing valorant all day, his job was similar to a teacher's even if it had less impact. he also did a lot of stuff with his community which definitely took a lot of planning. he isn't someone like tarik, who just plays the game for a few hours and then logs off.
maybe if he wasn't a condescending dickhead it wouldn't have felt so much like a job and people wouldn't have cared that he peaked asc 2
I wish Woohoojin the best of luck. He's always been one of the biggest factors into how I've grown as a player, and I completely appreciate him for how he tries to help his community, only putting extras behind the paywall.
I'm kinda sad he's leaving full time content creation, but at the same time this move only gives me more respect for him. He's moving to a career where he can truly help people in their everyday lives, and I really admire him for that.
Was quite good at the start of his content when he was around 10k subs but as he got more popular and uploaded more I feel like he got way too condescending, like he expects u to watch every single one of his daily videos and gets mad when you've made a mistake thats been covered in one of those daily vids before
nobody___100 [#4]difference is he wasn't playing valorant all day, his job was similar to a teacher's even if it had less impact. he also did a lot of stuff with his community which definitely took a lot of planning. he isn't someone like tarik, who just plays the game for a few hours and then logs off.
comparing his job to a teacher is crazy, teachers plan and work 10x harder and have to deal with far harsher students than the average kid he gets in his coaching sessions
uwukitten [#14]comparing his job to a teacher is crazy, teachers plan and work 10x harder and have to deal with far harsher students than the average kid he gets in his coaching sessions
also make 1/10th the money
kaninv [#13]I mostly think the issue I have is that he had paid courses and stuff advertising it saying he was Radiant, which is false advertising and if he was a legitimate company would be illegal. If he only did free stuff and for the community, I wouldn't really care as much.
He did only free stuff no?
lxolotl [#20]i honestly think u got from iron to plat cause u just played the game a bunch and not because of his mid coaching vids
nah the iron to gold warmup routine was peak, improved my mechanics insanely
other than that nothing much to his content
nobody___100 [#22]nah the iron to gold warmup routine was peak, improved my mechanics insanely
other than that nothing much to his content
thats like one of the only decent things he has, however i would NEVER recommend that to anyone because at such a low rank ur probably new to the game and just trying to enjoy it, and following an insane routine like that could make u lose enjoyment when u couldve just played normally and hit gold after a month or few of playtime
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