Unprofessionalism???

I want understand why ppl loose in vct, get smashed, and they open stream, "chilling", joking, like nothing happens.
Dont understand me wrong, ofc will come ppl and say "is his stream", "stream can take his pain away" " because he can" and other quotes... but i already know that, but to me is like, why dfck u dont go do something different outside the game, or just put your mind and practice even harder, go straight to customs, idk, watch your vod... sometimes i think they just live for money and dont give a damn about other things. Thats why i love optic players... they are so commited to be good and suceed... anyways... i will respect every opinion down here. Just dont be disrespectfull with mine.

xo.
(my english is trash, i know, but i at least dont try to use translator).

“The phrase “it’s just a game” is such a weak mindset. You are ok with what happened, losing, imperfection of a craft. When you stop getting angry after losing, you’ve lost twice.”

• Tyler ‘Ninja’ Blevins

Agreed… they should be crying in the shower for hours after something like that…. Smh how dare they lose and continue living their lives…

I get what you are saying bro, this is one of the things I hate about the Indian Valorant scene they always say "We Will Come Back Stronger!" But it never happens. I don't like it when players (not in India, mainly in NA) just go on stream and play ranked for 8-9 hrs straight after getting mollywhooped in matches. But I get it they want to make money which is more important to them. It is their choice they can either make a lot of money streaming a lot or they can practice a lot and win a lot. No in-between.

They probably do it because they would burn out and its bad for mental if they just kept praccing and vod reviewing all day. I mean, look at zeek, he was practicing all day and all it did for him was worsen his mental and ultimately force him to temporarily step back from the team. But practicing is still super important and u shouldn’t be like ShahZam or TenZ all day streaming and no practicing.

TL;DR you should try to find a middle ground between practicing and streaming and you shouldn’t go to any extreme, like ScreaM does on Liquid

Practicing 24/7 isn't the way to get better though because that would only cause them to burn out. Resting is just as important as grinding. If streaming is someone's way to rest and forget about it for a few hours then there's nothing wrong with it, as long as there's a balance.