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IGLs with good aim?
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UvuvwevwevweOnyetenyevwe [#15]EMEA has boo and mrfalin
Unironically Ange1 if he didn’t just dry peek mid every other round
grisx23 [#22]Valyn, Nobody, Kingg, Johnqt, and Boo
Of course there are other fraggin IGLs but I am listing the ones that can frag and make it deep into the internationals
MaKo?
AfterGlow22 [#24]Shiro cooked in the finals tbh
but other than finals he was shooting really well. maybe not against SPG.
welikefortniteandvalorant [#34]Scream igl was waiting for the clock to run out on attack
TIME TIME TIME
Syx_ [#35]nah ts dont count he's aimer trying to be igl not a pure igl lmao
he's one of the best IGLs in the world who just happens to have good aim. don't downplay him like that
I love how complex and enigmatic the IGL role has become.
There’s a massive game of telephone happening between the older generation of gamers and the new one. Unfortunately, this new generation has been taken advantage of by opportunists who’ve grifted their way into leadership roles.
We’ve moved away from finding real answers to problems, instead opting for quick fixes. The reason the IGL role seems so complicated is because we expect them to solve issues in real-time, without proper preparation. You can’t find a comparable example in other areas of life. Imagine a group of police officers suddenly deciding they’re a SWAT team and charging into a building with zero training. The entire concept of a SWAT team is built on specialized training and coordination.
So what does this have to do with VALORANT and IGLs? People are cutting corners by eliminating the crucial element of practice, hoping to find some kind of savior figure instead. And when that player-leader inevitably struggles, it’s not due to a lack of tactics—it’s because we put all our faith in someone we expected to be the solution to all our problems.
It’s sickening to see how many players and coaches deflect blame onto individuals instead of owning up to structural failures. Stop hiring your friends. Start hiring people who understand the fundamentals of the game and how to teach them. CEOs of these gaming organizations need to stop being complacent and educate themselves so they don’t let frauds into leadership positions. Right now, the fox is in the henhouse, and the farmer is asleep at the wheel.
m4 [#39]I love how complex and enigmatic the IGL role has become.
There’s a massive game of telephone happening between the older generation of gamers and the new one. Unfortunately, this new generation has been taken advantage of by opportunists who’ve grifted their way into leadership roles.
We’ve moved away from finding real answers to problems, instead opting for quick fixes. The reason the IGL role seems so complicated is because we expect them to solve issues in real-time, without proper preparation. You can’t find a comparable example in other areas of life. Imagine a group of police officers suddenly deciding they’re a SWAT team and charging into a building with zero training. The entire concept of a SWAT team is built on specialized training and coordination.
So what does this have to do with VALORANT and IGLs? People are cutting corners by eliminating the crucial element of practice, hoping to find some kind of savior figure instead. And when that player-leader inevitably struggles, it’s not due to a lack of tactics—it’s because we put all our faith in someone we expected to be the solution to all our problems.
It’s sickening to see how many players and coaches deflect blame onto individuals instead of owning up to structural failures. Stop hiring your friends. Start hiring people who understand the fundamentals of the game and how to teach them. CEOs of these gaming organizations need to stop being complacent and educate themselves so they don’t let frauds into leadership positions. Right now, the fox is in the henhouse, and the farmer is asleep at the wheel.
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welikefortniteandvalorant [#34]Scream igl was waiting for the clock to run out on attack
G2 if they forgot how to use their util
Galactc [#41]G2 if they forgot how to use their util
and 2023 FNATIC 😹 they were so lost against loud in champs that loud mostly won their rounds off of time
GambleNats [#19]EDG nobody is the prime candidate
technically nats and scream were an igl
kiNgg is what people think first when it comes to fragging igls
maKo is insane too
ngl nobody has impressed me massively in champs with his calls
Mortadelo [#17]Unironically Ange1 if he didn’t just dry peek mid every other round
Unironically Boaster > Ange1
UvuvwevwevweOnyetenyevwe [#48]Unironically Boaster > Ange1
Mechanically hell fucking no and it’s not particularly close. Ange1 is a good mechanical player, blaster isn’t
hellfire [#54]john too inconsistent
Not sure why you’re getting downvoted. He’s in the same category as nobody with the ability to pop off on certain rounds but inconsistent.
catNmouse [#44]ngl nobody has impressed me massively in champs with his calls
agreed, his vibes and calls were acknowledged by his team and some the coaches even considered him the best igl as of right now. according to chichoo nobody micromanages every action his team does, and if you listen to some of his calls its incredibly detailed. One of the best igls for me without a doubt
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