"humble" and "reflect about their own mistakes" is actually 2 difference story.
You can have "EGO" and "reflect about your own mistakes" at the same time
EGO doesn't mean you become animal with no IQ to think about what went wrong and improve by that.
Didn't you get it? I think you get lost in your own process.

elysxxm You can fight me with you take. I'll slap your ass too :)

You say that ego leads to failure if you’re too egocentric, but you're missing a point. Ego does not necessarily make someone fail. It's when ego turns into narrow-mindedness and refusing to learn from others that causes issues. You keep saying that ego comes with delusion, but I’m telling you: that’s not how it works. Ego and delusion are two different things. Delusion blinds you from reality and prevents you from growing, whereas ego, when kept in check, is simply self-belief a necessary trait for achieving greatness.

You also bring up the point that not being humble means turning your back on your coach. I disagree. Having ego doesn’t mean you disrespect your coach. You can still respect your coach and still believe in your ability. Being egocentric means disregarding feedback entirely, and that's where the issue lies. I’m saying ego should coexist with self-awareness. It’s not about disrespecting others, it’s about trusting yourself while also being open to improving with the help of others.

In the end, you’re still mixing up the difference between ego and delusion. Ego is about self-belief, delusion is refusing to see your own flaws. Balance is the key confidence in yourself combined with the humility to accept feedback and keep evolving. That’s what leads to success. I’m not saying being humble is bad, I’m saying it’s not the only key to being great.

I Agreed with this take 100%

And that's the point. Ego doesn't mean being delusional.
When you guys try to act like you're giving solutions to the players by being humble, you don't even know what's going on backstage. Just because you see a player talk shit in a ranked game or in an interview, it doesn't mean they treat their team and staff the same way. Even the ones with the biggest egos in the Valorant scene still respect their coach and their team.
And that makes me wonder—how can you guys judge with zero information?

Egocentric for me, is the dude who don't listen to his coachs and tink "I'm better than this mf", and proceeds to shits to his own staff.

I'll be honest with you that this kind of behavior won't even pass the first test to get in Tier 1 team. make less chance that's the real problem they face.

Being humble is choice. And having EGO is another choice I never say being humble is bad. My point is having EGO is not bad at all. you skip a lot of my question and thrown you own view everywhere. I said I need answer, but I never got one from you. so, this is another chance. I'll make it easier.

1. How the fuck does ego mean you're not willing to improve?
2. Why Ego makes u blind, when Ego doesn't mean delusion. Yeah Delusion make you blind.
3. How a player needs to be humble to perform better? Can they perform well while have full trust on their ability?
4. Is being humble a real solution of this problem? I don't think it's that easy.

And after u become a king, u can act as a king.

This is truly the opposite way to become a top performer. You have to believe in yourself first, then you'll have a chance to become one. Whether you act it out or not doesn’t really matter anyway.

believing in yourself is key to becoming a top performer. It’s not just about acting confident, but actually having that inner conviction and mindset that you can make it. If you don’t truly believe in your potential, how can you put in the work to get there? Confidence fuels the grind, and without it, you’d probably never push yourself past the limits. Acting like you’re at the top might not matter, but feeling like you belong there is what drives everything forward.

How the fuck does ego mean you're not willing to improve? Wow, that just blew my mind.
If you watch documentaries, the top-notch guys have huge egos from day one.
Ilia Topuria talks about how he could beat all the GOATs of his division before he even made it into the top 15 in the rankings, and everyone just laughed at him.
Now he knocks out every GOAT and rules the whole division. Do you think that’s when he gained his ego? No, he’s always had it, lived with it, and grinded all the way to the top.
This is just one simple example, and you can learn more if you want.
Your answer just shows that you have no clue about the sports world.

When I see many of you talking about how a player needs to be humble to perform better, how tf that theory work in your mind? Humble = better performance? Ego = worse performance? Seriously wtf?
Most of the greatest athletes of all time on real world sports have built their legacies with an immense amount of ego.
Did you get trapped in Disney world? How old are you? Do you even understand how sports psychology works?
Or is it just that you feel worse about yourself when someone talks down to you, making you feel less valuable?
Please give me a logical explanation, not an emotional one. Thank you.

I'm Thai and don't think that much they are just braindead fans.

Has no international trophies. They were from a weak region, and now that their region has improved, they're fucked.

fr0st and crws confirmed that they build every plan around primmie gov is just another drone to help primmie get kill

I'm Thai and I'm hater just for fun. He can't goes far on this career anyway. 0 Trophy player T^T

Meiy clears. you can put Meiy on bad condition without support he still fragging hard as always.
primmie without team cooking up he still put normal number in game.

He can push average team to the high level since he joined
I found it funny when gold player flame on him

pr0mm00 still won't qualify to master T^T

People always hype primmie on that level and cry when reality push back to them.

you make me laugh so hard ahahhaha

Wow how they can find 5 player that already better than primmie in term of aim+movement+gamesense+IQ
Korean are so great

Primmie rookie year can't win any single thing at least win the regional one might help his reputation. But no, highlight on youtube still far far far from donk.

Level: Impossible

to be honest 2025 might be the end of "PRX qualify to every tournament" era considering how Korea develop their team by sharing player and knowledge. They will be on top 3-4 for sure but not 1st 2nd on every split anymore

The most disrespect thing I ever heard about aspas was when people compare him to primmie that get grouped in every event