if twistzz started playing valorant

would he be the best player na? i think yes

SEN twistzz

Pros that were bad in cs are good in valorant so if twistzz conversed and he is as good as he is now maybe

Psychological_You17262 [#2]

SEN twistzz

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twistzz,elige nd nitr0 are face of NA CS rn
he will easily be one of the best players in the world....his hs % is actually very high

why the f yall think any cs player moves to val they'll fk everyone up
mechanical aim n gamesense wil pass on from game to game
but there's a lot new and unknown
i think he will also have to invest the time and effort in val to succeed/be the best

Yager [#3]

Pros that were bad in cs are good in valorant so if twistzz conversed and he is as good as he is now maybe

Clueless surely a cs pro can convert easily to t1

OMEGALUL007 [#6]

why the f yall think any cs player moves to val they'll fk everyone up
mechanical aim n gamesense wil pass on from game to game
but there's a lot new and unknown
i think he will also have to invest the time and effort in val to succeed/be the best

but twistzz is not just any cs player he has the highest hs% and plays for the #1 team world this is not normally

Gomes255 [#7]

Clueless surely a cs pro can convert easily to t1

Yes and all the pros that converted were bad in cs and there top players in valorant so imagine a player as good as twistzz

fun fact zywoo subbed in for a game of val for some eu team and went 40 - 5

Yager [#9]

Yes and all the pros that converted were bad in cs and there top players in valorant so imagine a player as good as twistzz

Koosta is a great one to begin with on how what u said makes 0 sense

Gomes255 [#11]

Koosta is a great one to begin with on how what u said makes 0 sense

-koosta
-good player
pick one

He would easily be top 5 in the world if he actually is dedicated and motivated in valorant

ciro [#13]

He would easily be top 5 in the world if he actually is dedicated and motivated in valorant

i have leaks that he is actually joining TL and replacing soulcas

Gomes255 [#11]

Koosta is a great one to begin with on how what u said makes 0 sense

this has ro be bait no kapp 😂😂

Tokyo777 [#14]

i have leaks that he is actually joining TL and replacing soulcas

imagineeeee VAL grand slam incoming at that point

Even elige played valorant and was sick

Gomes255 [#11]

Koosta is a great one to begin with on how what u said makes 0 sense

Koosta was never tier 1 in Cs. He was close but never broke the barrier

too bad it won't happen. Dude is winning everything in CS.

Isn't he currently playing for the second best team, arguably top 1?

Origin [#10]

fun fact zywoo subbed in for a game of val for some eu team and went 40 - 5

he is called zinedine zidane for a reason

sScary > Twistzz

Gomes255 [#11]

Koosta is a great one to begin with on how what u said makes 0 sense

Bro said koosta 💀 You know nothing about CS

I’m so tired of hearing this. Valorant in 2022 is different enough from CS that a top pro can’t just switch and immediately dominate with no work. Watch S1mple play some valo, he’s pretty fucking good but nowhere near as good as he is in CS. I’m sure if he put in the work, he COULD be as good because he has the mechanical skill to perform on the highest level, but it’s not something where any top cs pro can just wander over and clown on tier 1 Valo.

Gorbachov [#23]

Bro said koosta 💀 You know nothing about CS

"Yes and all the pros that converted were bad in cs" where did i say he was good dumb fuck

VinceVioVN [#18]

Koosta was never tier 1 in Cs. He was close but never broke the barrier

didnt' say that

Its not easy per say because other than movement and aim, the game sensd is a major portion of success which comes from deep knowledge that cannot be gained within a week.

zardinez [#24]

I’m so tired of hearing this. Valorant in 2022 is different enough from CS that a top pro can’t just switch and immediately dominate with no work. Watch S1mple play some valo, he’s pretty fucking good but nowhere near as good as he is in CS. I’m sure if he put in the work, he COULD be as good because he has the mechanical skill to perform on the highest level, but it’s not something where any top cs pro can just wander over and clown on tier 1 Valo.

I disagree, this is a game that really took a lot from cs so I think mechanical skill is easily transferable especially for anyone who is tier 1, and it has, pretty much every big name in val currently came from cs. We also should stop the narrative that Valorant is incredibly difficult to pick up, anyone who has played cs professionally understands util and how to use it and Val agents don't require some sort of genius to use, if s1mple took val seriously like watching pro demos and learning line ups and timings he could easily be a top pro in the scene bcuz his mechanical skill is just insane. And this goes for most cs pros. I do agree that maybe like in a week a cs pro wouldn't just like dominate but give most of them about a few months of non stop grinding and they could.

KrooKed [#28]

I disagree, this is a game that really took a lot from cs so I think mechanical skill is easily transferable especially for anyone who is tier 1, and it has, pretty much every big name in val currently came from cs. We also should stop the narrative that Valorant is incredibly difficult to pick up, anyone who has played cs professionally understands util and how to use it and Val agents don't require some sort of genius to use, if s1mple took val seriously like watching pro demos and learning line ups and timings he could easily be a top pro in the scene bcuz his mechanical skill is just insane. And this goes for most cs pros. I do agree that maybe like in a week a cs pro wouldn't just like dominate but give most of them about a few months of non stop grinding and they could.

you just said you disagreed with him, then made the same point he made... he just said if a cs pro put in the work, they could prob be at the top of val

1cameh [#29]

you just said you disagreed with him, then made the same point he made... he just said if a cs pro put in the work, they could prob be at the top of val

can confirm I only skimmed that mf

If he don't fuck around after switching like 90% of former NA CS pros he'll easily be the best NA player in 4-5 weeks

Gomes255 [#26]

didnt' say that

Ok, we can play that game. I didn’t say that you said that. I just made a comment.

KrooKed [#28]

I disagree, this is a game that really took a lot from cs so I think mechanical skill is easily transferable especially for anyone who is tier 1, and it has, pretty much every big name in val currently came from cs. We also should stop the narrative that Valorant is incredibly difficult to pick up, anyone who has played cs professionally understands util and how to use it and Val agents don't require some sort of genius to use, if s1mple took val seriously like watching pro demos and learning line ups and timings he could easily be a top pro in the scene bcuz his mechanical skill is just insane. And this goes for most cs pros. I do agree that maybe like in a week a cs pro wouldn't just like dominate but give most of them about a few months of non stop grinding and they could.

Nice reiteration you somehow made my paragraph less concise

VinceVioVN [#32]

Ok, we can play that game. I didn’t say that you said that. I just made a comment.

ok true 🤝