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https://twitter.com/YNk/status/1526912337772527616?s=20&t=D-oo-Vyt90aqH5YtP-30Yw

agree but its not free money when almost every team practicing 6-12h expect sentinels probably

so many tier 1.5-2 teams practice 9h

His take was dumb and people had a natural reaction to the take, he then tweeted to add better context but didn't really backtrack any point and in fact doubled down in a reply so you can't say he was "blindsided".

Ynk with valid points here. Esports is very risky and life changing at the same time. Valorant salaries in tier 1 pay equal or above tier 1 CS for players that will instantly get dropped if all the tier 1 CS players switch to Valorant. What Twistzz probably meant but couldn't articulate well enough was that tier 2-3 players moving to Valorant and earning the same cash as tier 1 CS playerd that worked hard to reach that sort of team and pay. The players that did switch to Val e.g. Vanity, yay, FNS etc... ended up choosing livelihood over their passion which is the correct decision because CS orgs degraded and only tier 1 CS teams got funding. Also FNS would never be able to compete in tier 1 CS just with his aim alone. IGL abilities could only take him to tier 2 so in a way he did pick the easy way out for a good career which is great for him but not soemthing he can criticise Twistzz for point that out which I'm assuming he didn't.

na cs scene was practically dead with orgs pulling out for good reasons. They're just not that interested when valorant became a growing thing in NA. I don't see it recovering any time soon. Its not like none of the valorant players now tried to make it work in cs. Chaos for example didn't switch right away and stayed in the scene lookin for an org for a long time.

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