YAY
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| Registered: | March 21, 2024 |
| Last post: | December 27, 2024 at 3:09 AM |
| Posts: | 88 |
I agree to an extent. Being both fast and precise is definitely ideal, especially at the top level. My point was more about the trade-offs when you can’t achieve both. If someone lacks the mechanical skill to aim fast and precise, calm aim can still get the job done effectively in those situations.
He still plays with calm aim even if he's upped his sens. Its his style.
I wouldn’t say it’s worse, more like it’s on the same playing field. Calm aim offers more precision, while flashy aim focuses on securing the kill faster. Neither is inherently better than the other—Yay is a great example of this balance
I agree, but I wouldn’t necessarily say it’s "dying." A lot of players had flashy aim a few years ago. I’d say those who had noticeably calm aim back then are now playing with either semi-calm aim or leaning more towards flashy, as you mentioned
top 5 acs, no one cares about assists. he was lurking anyway.
he's mid but hes t1 mid which is far better than sym's performance
It would be chaotic at first if your main initiator or smoker gets banned, but that’s the fun part. Teams must adapt and practice different comps, making the pro scene unpredictable and exciting
A few weeks ago, his bio reads, "Professional VALORANT player for ??????????". Now, suddenly, it's down to just two question marks: "Professional VALORANT player for ??". The question marks might be a hint—a placeholder teasing us about his new team. "??" = EG.
im not even an aspas fan but this was the ONLY good performance from kangkang that had impact
From the start, there were conflicts between Yay and Crazyguy. Yay wanted to resolve these issues, but Crazyguy wasn’t willing to cooperate. Legija mentioned he had invested a lot of money and couldn’t change the roster, so they had to work with what they had.
Yay performed exceptionally well in scrims with Senti against top teams, but he struggled to replicate this in actual games due to pressure. At one point, Yay became so stressed that he lost his vision temporarily during a game, causing his performance to decline.
Yay often watched other teams' matches to learn from them, which led him to use different strategies in official games than they practiced. This inconsistency pushed Legija to advise him, for the last few games, to stop focusing on other teams and just play according to their plan.
Yay was feeling down due to his vision issues and negative comments from the community. He wanted support from Legija, who spent hours talking with him in his room and eventually suggested that Yay take a year long break to recover.
Legija shared that Yay frequently searched Reddit for comments about himself, which negatively affected his mental state. Legija felt sad because the community didn’t see Yay as just a "pro" player, he was much more than that, he was once the best in the world. Watching Yay struggle like this was upsetting, and Legija wanted to help him in any way possible
My life force drains, bit by bit, day by day,
Oh, El Diablo, please come back, Yay.
Without your streams, the world feels gray,
Return and brighten our hearts, I pray.
Oh Yay, as days go by, the clock ticks on,
Without your streams, our joy is gone.
Each moment without you feels like a test,
A ticking time bomb in my chest.
Come back to stage, return to stream,
Feed us your plays, your magic, your dream.
El Diablo, we need your fire,
Without you, our spirits tire.
i didnt look at your username until you said "obviously not meant to be taken literally dumbass"
wdym obviously? why would i take a guy whose username is "welikefortniteandvalorant" seriously lmao
tenz maintained his fame because he was streaming a lot wheres yay didn't stream a single time and so many people are still supporting him (+100000 aura) and he doesn't have a proper org to back him up and support him like with tenz
his aim is good, he just cant play with a team. he literally got 2 aces in a series, his aim is still top notch
yay does NOT play like 2022, he doesn't ads and cant op like he used to. he's just getting that tenz treatment where everyone is waiting for his comeback like how tenz did this year.
we did see him on LoL when demon1 showed his friends list and he did reply to a guy on his discord, other than that I think he's just continuing taking a nice long break which will do him so good in the long run
But where have you gone, El Diablo, our star?
The streams are now silent, and the game's not as par.
Return to the screen, let your presence ignite,
Bring back the excitement, and stream through the night.
The fans are still waiting, their hearts full of cheer,
For the legend named Yay, whom they hold so dear.
So pick up your gear, and let the games begin,
We long for the days when you streamed with a grin.
his comeback gonna be insane
Which crowd was the worst, Brazil lock in or masters shanghai?
yeah ig but all the matches they played in the lower bracket had immense pressure since each one was an elimination match, that in itself is impressive.
Imagine if GenG never banned either Sunset or Bind. Outcome would've been different...
ik some of ya'll have work/school tomorrow but will you still wake up early for the matches?
Im talking about the entire event, not singling out grand finals
Im tryna see something.
Amongst all the locations where Masters was hosted, which one did you like the best in terms of the crowd, tension, hype, and arenas?
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