Actually I am hard stuck Immortal. It’s very difficult improving at this elo because there are not many guides out there for Immortal+.

This is why I love Sideshow because his video helped me see things that I didn’t notice before about my own play style.

Before you made the TenZ video, I used to be a Jett player that would use my dash mindlessly.

After watching the video, it really opened my eyes in terms of how to become a more impactful Jett. For instance, I am now more aware of my pathing and am calling for utility more.

My entrying has improved tenfold simply by being more aware of the things you mentioned in the video. These are things I never would have noticed even if I played for 1000 more hours.

I just want to thank Sideshow, because there is not a lot of Jett guides that go into such detail with how the agent should be played.

I don’t have fun shit talking. It just gets me tilted.

I have more fun trolling, but then my RR suffers when I troll lol

Sideshow lives rent free 😆

The TenZ video had great points as it was mainly about how bad he was at playing Jett or duelist.

Now that TenZ is on support roles, he’s been playing much better

It’s too early to say. Leaf is a great duelist, but leaf and choking seem to go together.

Player B sounds like Ethan. Yes pls

I agree that FNC would have beaten EG, but the magic combination was:

FNC > EG > Loud > FNC

Sometimes I’ll have a long day at work, and then come home at 5 PM and play Valorant. I’ll warm up in DM, but during the first ranked game my hands will be shaking, especially if I’m in a clutch situation.

My teammates will even notice that I’m shaking, and it definitely affects my aim for the worse.

Idk why this happens in my first game of the day. It must be jitters or something. Anyone got tips on how to stop the shaking?

My first Phantom was the BlastX. I loved the skin, but then Recon came out and I can’t stop using it. Don’t think anything will surpass the Recon Phantom.

No one thinks TenZ is better than Zekken lol

Glitchpop

How did the percentage of players in Diamond, Ascendant, and Immortal decrease from September?

In September, Immortal was top 1.6%, and now it’s top 1%.

😂 😂 😂

Showmatchtinels 😂 😂 😂

Showmatchtinels

Then why are they saving guns in a show match 😂

1. Zekken pop off
2. TenZ pop off with sheriff

So far their round wins have been on Ecos lol

They have a new player. They need to practice their chemistry

Zekken always pops off

The whiff LOL

Correct me if I’m wrong but I would imagine it is much easier for EU players from different countries to communicate with each other.

I’m guessing it will do 125 to the body and ofc one shot to the head. Maybe have two zoom settings like the OP?

G2 3-0

13-5, 13-4 and 13-6

I think Leaf’s Jett is slightly better, but G2 Zekken would be nice

Leaf clears Jawgemo, like the gap is huge because of his flexibility.

Only other duelist that is on par with Leaf is probably Zekken.

That’s sick. Would have loved if it was ShahZam though 😂

JohnQT is their new IGL, Pancada is back on smokes, and TenZ is learning Harbor. You have to give them more time. If they do bad this year, then you can make changes that will probably not improve the team next year 😂

I like your tips.

Regarding my crosshair moving up and down when I strafe, it’s because I’m trying to control the recoil, and I usually use the Phantom

In response to number 2, I’m in my 30s so I’m only going to get slower from here 😂

check now

I'm a Youtube noob, idk how to make it public XD

Guess my rank too

https://youtu.be/aZ1DM1KfqDg

100T would play to the level of their competition, and then choke at the end. SEN is just bad 😂

Um I think everyone is expecting SEN to lose even if G2 have only 4 players 😂

You have to give them time on their new roles. JohnQT just became their IGL. Pancada is back on smokes. TenZ is learning Harbor, and Sacy will adjust to Skye. They need more time to practice 😂

Naw Riot had cleared him, but now he has to do more conduct training. Basically he’s blackballed by Riot

It’s an intriguing lineup for sure, but I don’t see them being a top team

You have to give them time on their new roles. JohnQT just became their IGL. Pancada is back on smokes. TenZ is learning Harbor, and Sacy will adjust to Skye. They need more time to practice 😂

Isn’t Yoru the Samurai? It was his Samurai armor on Icebox. They also made a Samurai bundle that was based off Yoru

NA here

I really want the Artisan Foil sword that was in the Ep 3 Act 2 Battlepass. Anyone know of anyone who wants to sell this?

Sideshow lives rent free. TenZ fans malding 😂

SEN uses TenZ’s clout too. What is your point?

Skill ceiling is the maximum possible skill. Then what word describes the minimum possible skill?

But these definitions are not counterparts. They need to be counterparts

Does this mean skill ceiling is the maximum skill required to be decent?

Skill ceiling and skill floor are counterparts.

You cannot have one definition for skill ceiling, and then have a completely unrelated definition for skill floor.

If the skill floor is the minimum amount of skill required to play an agent effectively, then the skill ceiling must mean the maximum amount of skill to play a character effectively.

https://esportsedition.com/general/skill-ceiling-skill-floor-esports-terminology/

It pains me that most people don’t understand the meaning of skill floor.

Skill ceiling = how good you can be (Most people understand this)
Skill floor = how bad you can be (Most people don’t understand this)

Skill ceiling and skill floor are counterparts, so their definitions must directly counter each other. You can’t have one definition of skill ceiling, and then have a completely unrelated definition for skill floor.

A few examples:

Yoru has a high skill ceiling and a low skill floor. You can be extremely good with Yoru, but you can also be extremely bad with Yoru. He’s a difficult agent to pick up and play.

Omen has a low skill ceiling and a high skill floor. It’s difficult to dominate as Omen, but it’s hard to be extremely bad because he has a very safe kit.

CSGO has a high skill ceiling and a low skill floor. A new player will be very bad at CSGO because it’s so mechanically demanding. However, a great player will be able to separate themselves from a good player more easily.

Valorant has a low skill ceiling and a high skill floor. It’s very easy to play Valorant as a new player because it’s not mechanically demanding. However, it’s much harder for a great player to separate themselves from a good player.

https://esportsedition.com/general/skill-ceiling-skill-floor-esports-terminology/

Honesty impressed with the success rate.

TenZ? Out of all the Tier 1 pros, you suggest TenZ on a loan? Lol