thanks for the nice comment bro

I feel something bad about valorant deathmatch. I feel like it doesn't simulate real game situations, and sometimes I feel like it even gets me worse. I clear 1 or 2 angles, and before I can go for the third, a player spaws behind me and kills me. I spend the entire game frantically moving the mouse, being forced to revisit angles that don't make logical sense in a real game. TDM would be perfect if it used the same maps as the comp

for IMT/RAD players that didn't played another FPS before (started on val, and improved gameplay till the high level)

I have 1.286 hours of competitive + 243 hours of deathmatch. My peak was asc 1, but in most of the time a diamond player. I stopped playing for about 6 months, now I'm back and I'm stuck on plat.

How did you manage to reach the highest level in the game without having prior experience in other games? Spamming deathmatches? Aimlab? Or did it come naturally just by playing enough competitive matches?
I watch vods, I study the best uses of my agents' utilities, but I feel that what is stagnant is my ability to win more duels. I play controller/sentinel

Any non-EU/NA team

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Yes

I'm ok. I said he's nice

Aspas 21 kills and 6/3 fk/fd on bind as raze, 16/10 and 5/0(!) fk/fd on ascent as Jett, plus 2/0 Win. And some people still saying he got diffed by someone. Lol

I dont get it. We forgot about what is the objective in this game? This is not a ranked match

Aspas 21 kills and 6/3 fk/fd on bind as raze, 16/10 and 5/0(!) fk/fd on ascent as Jett, plus 2/0 Win. And some people still saying he got diffed by some sage's highlights. Lmao