Why CSGO is so much more hyped than valorant?
I have like 100h CSGO, and maybe 10x that in valorant. But watching CSGO is so much more hype always. Maybe the casters?
I also am not the biggest fan of how many chances a team gets in a tournament. For example if a team makes playoffs. They still have a double elimination bracket for whatever reason. Feel like it could be structured better.
I agree though there could be more opportunities for teams. I get it varies for regions. EU has several teams that are competitive but Only 3 can make it. I get they want a more international presence but I think it would be best to have the best teams to play whoever they may be.
Yeah they definitely have gotten stronger. The only issue I have is wasted spots for teams at events that shouldn’t really be there. They are just there for the international presence. With that being said the expansion of more teams can allow that to happen so that there are teams that may not be great but improve with the experience.
But then you also have teams that deserve to be there.
Imo EU has 7-8 teams that can all win and be competitive but only 3 can make it. Hopefully this makes sense idk. NA has some teams but only one who is consistent is optic.
Nah double elimination in playoffs shouldn’t be a thing. So many chances idk. It’s fine for group stages but playoffs is no bueno for me.
Yeah 3 LANs is a joke and riot has always been money hungry and stingy. I mean it shows in the skin market. I would personally buy skins in CS over Val. I just don’t like how you can’t sell anytime. I know people who have spent 1500 in skins and they are stuck with them for life. Just feels overpriced for things you can’t sell.
All I'm saying is my first game in mm, I asked how the armours worked and what pistol to buy
The whole team replies with shit like "shut the fuck up and alt F4", "no one cares just do whatever the fuck", "buy barettas" (i guess that's a troll gun ?)
4th round in I got a clutch but didn't know the defuse key and kept pressing 4. No one told me it was e and insted started a vote kick
I've never seen such levels of toxicity in Valorant across both NA and EU across all ranks
No offense but you kinda brought that on yourself. At least run through the game first so you know the default settings and mechanics. What does what and whatnot. It’s always best to play with a friend at first but cs Doesn’t have the training course like Valorant does so I get that. I’m sure you would be annoyed if people in ur Val game hopped into ranked not knowing the game (assuming they bought the acc).
Idk if people did that in my game I would just assume they are trolling. No doubt there are toxic players but I’ve had worst experiences in Valorant for NA at least.
Well the thing with Valorant it has unranked which people like to play. Me personally I could care less about unranked. If I’m gonna play a game I’m gonna play for my rank and to win. Would get bored just playing unrated all day. But unrated is a good way to learn. Cs has an unranked system but it’s not that popular. A good way to learn would be retakes or executes servers.
You might have been a new player but I’m sure your teammates were a bunch of players who are Hardstuck silver. They live and breath that.
CSGO has to be the most toxic game but we love it. The community is not respectful towards new players cause there are people watching and playing the game for more than 20years and when someone ask them how to buy armour they think its a troll :D
U gotta give it one more shot, download faceit and start playing there...
it's ok, you start picking them up over time. my first event watched was katowice this year. i was on HLTV for some godforsaken reason, and saw the playoffs were happening. i was like ok cool, i'll check this out. and i see m0nesy stomping people, faze starting their dynasty, and one hell of a crowd for esports. pretty cool experience.
i think CS definitely has an advantage in the amount of time it has had to build up storylines, team rivalries, player rivalries, and streamline production. other people mentioned the crowds, but imo it's just unlucky for valo to have come out in the middle of covid so I don't really blame them for that.
tbh where CSGO really shines is that it's understandable for people who haven't played it. I haven't played it, and i still enjoy watching it. i've watch PUBG, CSGO, and overwatch with my dad, and CSGO is the one he will stay and watch with me because he can understand what's happening at a glance. i hope valorant doesn't go too much towards overwatch (even though i really like/d overwatch) because OW is just too hard to figure out wtf is happening with the colors and particle effects.
production is just better in CSGO, how they cut to crowd, replays, the analasys.
Simple factor is they never miss a frag in CSGO, where as in valorant you can miss someone getting a 4K because your looking an over the top view in the other bombsite.
You do have to remember that the CS franchise is a game that is now 23 years old. Valorant will get there, just takes time.
Way better casters. Crowd that is usually amazing. Players more hype and iconic. Overall way more visible passion. Even chat is better. And overall it just feels much bigger than Valorant and that makes it more hype for me.
And for gameplay there is way more possibilities for different type of rounds slow and fast because there isn't barriers instead the game just starts and both sides can run and take map control instantly and because of that there's more action usually. And you don't have as much BS like ultis and stuff that can completely change the rounds.
csgo is just the best esport to watch as you said it gives much hype. And cs casters are top notch, no other esport come close. Also as many people said it here, cs crowds helps a lot to do hype.
But I believe that if Riot does a good job like in LoL, val will be as prestigious an fps as csgo in the future
In valorant you get 3 tournaments a year with inconsistent teams thanks to shifting metas. Therefore it’s hard for there to be any rivalries (especially considering some teams play like 2-3 games only) or dominant teams. This makes player recognizability in masters (especially North America/Brazil where new teams come and go) . Scene being on its second year only makes these problems worse imo. Also casters make a difference of course. Valorant lacking a nostalgia factor also plays a part