UBClears
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Last post: September 25, 2026 at 8:28 PM
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Val highlights is just one person clicking heads. Anyone who plays aim trainers can 1v5 a round by just clicking heads. Every Jarso video has streamers doing highlights that we've all seen before.

At least in CS the highlights have much more variety. You can click heads, donk slide, use great spray control, have excellent movement, or showcase insane AWPing. Look at Donk's 1v5 on Mirage, Magixx's 1v4 spraydown, or s1mple's noscopes on Cache. These are legendary plays that showcase the full variety of gun skill needed in CS.

Val highlights is just hurr durr headshot, headshot, headshot (SHEEEESH)....yawnnn we've already seen it before ๐Ÿ˜‚๐Ÿ˜‚๐Ÿฅฑ๐Ÿฅฑ

posted 1 day ago

NA has always been better at China in CS

posted 1 day ago

That's true ๐Ÿ˜‚

posted 1 day ago

I came back to Val to play and I'm currently in a game with no smokes and it's just boring AF

At least in CS there is no issue with no smokers. Holy frick Val is boring.

posted 1 day ago

https://youtu.be/B3LmsFzffw4

Lol Valorant is so easy for a CSJoe like me ๐Ÿ˜‚๐Ÿ˜‚

posted 2 days ago

I like seeing the graphs to see if I'm lagging. I'm not focused on the graphs during the round though.

posted 1 week ago

I thought Jett was holding the angle but he wasn't lol

posted 1 week ago

I thought he was holding the angle so I was healing him. Replay has no comms.

posted 1 week ago

https://youtu.be/T_uV9_zgIi4?si=qMDz1_jqY5eeuglT

I thought Jett was holding the angle so I was safe to heal him. He said I should have had my gun out. What do you think was it my fault guys?

posted 1 week ago

I had twice as much but I removed them for this clip

posted 1 week ago

https://youtu.be/1uR9KXPWHrc?si=jKPHLplTmCCBnNL4

My teammate thought I was trigger botting. Immortal elo btw ๐Ÿ˜‚

posted 1 week ago

lol dude punched something

posted 1 week ago

Breakdancing Iโ€™m dead ๐Ÿ˜ญ

posted 1 week ago

Oh you're right. On Tracker EU has 2.6M and NA has 790K

posted 1 week ago

but in NA there are only 6K Immortals. Why the huge difference?

posted 1 week ago

Trying to play Val after a long break and am getting freezing once a game. Still hear sound and alt tab fixes the freeze. Any one know a fix?

posted 2 weeks ago

The box looks huge like a cereal box ๐Ÿ˜‚

posted 2 weeks ago

I was on Demon1โ€™s stream when he was depressed about not being on a team. He told the stream he was thinking of trying to go pro in CS2 since he wasnโ€™t getting any Val offers

posted 2 weeks ago

2024 was prime Valorant and it's very unlikely they reach those viewership numbers again. Viewership was carried by TenZ and Tarik and that was just never going to be sustainable. Reply to this in 20 years if I'm wrong ๐Ÿ˜‚

posted 2 weeks ago

There are kids in CS too and they don't have the Valorant accent. The kids in CS are more "nerdy" but at least they're not putting on a fake accent to look cool ๐Ÿ˜‚

posted 2 weeks ago

I'm a CSJoe that just played some Valorant for the first time in a year, and the amount of Valorant accents in my first game just gave me a migraine. Please I'd rather deal with toxic Russians in CS than the kids with the Valorant accent in NA. Please this phenomena has to be stopped ๐Ÿ˜ญ๐Ÿ˜ญ

posted 2 weeks ago

Demon1 is a Tier 6 CS Surfer. The guy played CS he just wasn't good enough for pro level. He was thinking of going pro in CS2 before he joined Envy.

BabyBay literally got banned for cheating in CSGO in an ESEA match under a different name. Then he went to Overwatch ๐Ÿ˜‚

posted 2 weeks ago

The majority of NA Val pros were Tier 2/3 CS players, such as TenZ, ShahZ, Asuna, Bang, Demon1, Yay, BabyBay.

Nitro and Ethan were probably the best CS to Val players, which is funny because they are both NA.

I don't think any EU Val pros were ever CS pros

posted 2 weeks ago

I took a year break from Val and played CS2. I think CS2 requires more aim and movement skill and thatโ€™s what makes it very satisfying to play.

I went back to Val a few days ago out of curiosity and I was completely frustrated with how slow and mundane the gun fights were. There is very little skill expression in terms of gun duels. It was then that I realized that Val is just a casual game that should be played for fun.

In CS, counter strafing is one of the most vital mechanical skills to master, but in Val there is no counter strafing, so everyone is already counterstrafing perfectly in Val so to speak. In Val you can tap A or D and move 1 millimeter in distance and stop on a dime just by letting go of the key.

After a few games I got bored of playing Val because I canโ€™t look at it as a skilled mechanical game after playing CS2. Itโ€™s just point and click with very forgiving mechanics. I will say itโ€™s still a fun play when you play it casually.

posted 2 weeks ago

This argument doesnโ€™t work since Valorant viewership is past its prime while CS2 is in its peak viewership

posted 2 weeks ago

Itโ€™s funny but Chinese players are terrible at CS because they lack the mechanics and game sense. The best Asian players are probably Mongolians

posted 2 weeks ago

This is true look at Primmie and Demon1

posted 2 weeks ago

In CS2 Donk is the undisputed #1 player. In fact there are numerous Youtube videos of people dissecting every move Donk makes just to see how he's so dominant. For a game as "simple" as CS2, it's quite remarkable that Donk is head and shoulders above the rest of the competition in terms of mechanics.

In Val there have also been dominant players, such as Yay, Demon1, Aspas, KangKang, and Primmie, but I don't think there's been one pro who's been the undisputed #1 player. To me, it seems like the #1 player will be whoever did the best on KovaaKs that day, or ate the best meal that day. Basically I feel like any Val pro could be feeling hot and become the best player that day. That's what makes Val "exciting" because of the randomness, but that begs the question, will there ever be an undisputed GOAT like Donk in Val?

posted 2 weeks ago

This is true. I'm someone who could never play more than 5 minutes of aim labs or Kovaaks because it was so boring

posted 2 weeks ago

No I just wonder if people enjoy Val gun play or if its the abilities that attract them more. After playing CS2, it's difficult for me to enjoy Val gun play ๐Ÿ˜‚

posted 2 weeks ago

It's interesting because I find CS utility to be much more fun than Val abilities.

I think there is a high skill gap for using CS utility, specifically flashbangs

posted 2 weeks ago

I've been playing CS2 for the past year, and I decided to play a Valorant game to see what's changed. First thing I noticed was how dumbed down the gun play felt. When I moved around, I felt like a snail walking in mud, peeking corners was so slow which makes you easy to get headshotted, and not needing to counter strafe just makes it easy for noobs to shoot. The whole gun play mechanics just felt rudimentary and unsatisfying.

In CS2 you are aiming more and moving more, and it's just much more satisfying to get kills. I go back to Val and it feels like I'm playing some Roblox web browser shooter ๐Ÿ˜‚

My question is do you guys actually enjoy the gun play in Valorant?

posted 2 weeks ago

Old Yoru and pre-Clove Valorant was the most fun I had in an FPS game

It was the perfect mix of aim + game sense that was needed to win

Now the game is just a run it down meta

Went back to CS2 earlier this year and itโ€™s just better compared to the sad state of Val now

posted 2 weeks ago

You mean hump

posted 2 weeks ago

Yo wtf lmaooo. Bro needs to do some deadhangs

posted 2 weeks ago

Come to CS2. If youโ€™re as good as Donk, you donโ€™t need teammates

posted 2 weeks ago

It's actually cubital tunnel if it affects the pinky and ring finger. It happened to me due to bad ergonomics. It eventually healed in a couple of weeks.

posted 2 weeks ago

Valorant gunplay is basically like playing KovaaKs aim trainer. You have to aim for the head as well as shoot all the abilities. To constantly have to be as precise as possible puts a ton of stress on the hand. I can only imagine how stressful it is for Val pros who have to be "on point" all the time.

Thank goodness I switched to CS2 where it's not just a point and click adventure ๐Ÿ˜‚

posted 2 weeks ago

I played Val for the first time in a year and I remember exactly what turned me off about this game.

1) Rotation times. I'm playing Chamber on Abyss, and it takes five whole freaking minutes to rotate from B site to the A site. My character is so slow and the map is so big. By the time I reach A site, the round is already over. This never happens in CS.

2) Attack side is just go A, get stopped initially, wait outside A for 1 minute, then finally hit A again. There is no defaulting or map control like in CS. Part of that is because the agents rely on each other, but holy hell is Attack side just boring AF.

3) Gun play and movement is so unsatisfying. In CS2 you are aiming, shooting, and moving more in general. It feels like I'm playing an FPS game. Val is more abilities with gunplay sprinkled in. If you like abilities over gun play and movement, then Val is the preferred game.

4) Teammates with Valorant accents and cringe banter. I think this is mainly an NA thing but my teammates were all sinatraa wannabes and trying to banter with each other. This is such a big difference compared to CS where my teammates are much more serious about the game.

I did enjoy some moments like playing Clove on Haven, but that's because Clove is still an overpowered agent. All in all, I do think Val is a fun game when you play it casually. It's very easy to just drop in and play the game since it's not mechanically demanding.

posted 3 weeks ago

It makes sense because his new gf is Korean

posted 1 month ago

The most fun I've had playing Val was playing Brimstone or Omen, because these were controllers that relied on game sense. Once Clove took over Ranked, the game became very stale and the game play was more "run-it-down" focused.

Now that Clove is here to stay, I don't think Brimstone will ever become a viable controller again. It's too bad, because playing Brim was the most fun I've ever had playing Val. It made Val more fun than CS to me.

posted 1 month ago

and that's if they buff Brimstone so that he's playable. Now that was when Val was fun!

Until then I will enjoy playing CS2 thank you very much.

posted 1 month ago

Riot's mistake was making a cartoon game that's targeted towards children. You have a playerbase full of children that are very immature.

I am a fully grown adult. Why would I play a children's game and interact with children?

In fact, anyone over 21 would probably be put on a list for playing this cartoon game.

Haha I'll enjoy my time in CS2 with other adults thank you very much.

posted 1 month ago

Eggsterr and Poppin weren't good enough aimers

posted 1 month ago

Val is a cartoon game that's targeted towards children, who happen to be the majority of the playerbase. Why would I, a fully grown adult, play a children's game?

In fact, anyone over 21 would probably be put on a list if they play this cartoon game.

Haha, I would rather play CS2 and play an 18+ game thank you very much.

posted 1 month ago

Now divide by three because of all the alt accounts

posted 1 month ago

What was your peak elo in CS2? I play CS2 now and it's much more fun for me.

posted 1 month ago

I was thinking of playing again but then I started physically cringing at the thought

posted 2 months ago

You could be convicted of serious crimes and still be able to play Valorant in jail if you had the means. Riot is not the police ๐Ÿ˜‚

Riot hardware banned Cane because of TOS breach, bad things he said in their game. Correct me if I'm wrong, but even if he wasn't on Envy, he still would've been hardware banned.

Just checked and his official reason for being banned was: "Repeated disruptive player behavior and breaking the Terms of Service."

posted 2 months ago
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