Well If you are plat and you want to rank to GM you need to be able to face a GM player sure its unfair but when you have learned the correct lesson it will be no problem

오버워치 내에서 최고의 교육 컨텐츠

게임을 어떻게 하면 더 잘할 수 있는지 조금의 감을 잡았습니다 감사합니다:)

Way to drawn out. At least the 4 minutes I watched, it's like your explanation was towards a 4 year old

There are moments where he was fighting 1v3 for half a minute or longer and his team couldn't clear payload 4v2. Truly awful matchmaking.

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Thank you, I've had learned a lot <3

I think it is important to point out they may not understand what the important information is, for an example in the case of Overwatch. Lower ranked players may understand that ultimate's are important. However, they might not make the connection yet that when ultimate's are used you get an audio queue.

This is amazing, thanks for making this.

how is this guy so accurate?

Can you make a console version of this?

I really like this type of video, Im learning a lot and able to see that a lot of skills are transferable to another game its really nice you should do more of these

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bro, your content is just incredible!

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Is there any mental queues you would suggest to use for mid game moments ?

thank you. I understand now what my problem was. I was moving while flicking which made my shots inconsistent in valo and cs eventhough my crosshair was on the target. Now I understand why that is. 😂😂

Dude, like, honestly thank you so much for the time and effort you put into making this video. I've been struggling so much with aim and DPS in general because I feel like I can't score kills; I always miss and end up leaving them with little health, but they escape and return later to kill us. I know DPS isn't all about aim, especially in higher ranks and top tier players, but I still feel much more competent and like I'm genuinely contributing to games. Literally just watched your video once and played a few games, and my accuracy IMMEDIATELLY skyrocketed way up. I'm trying to main sojourn because she's just so fun, versatile, and incredibly powerful as a DPS, but my railgun accuracy was always like around 30-50%. After taking the advice in your video to heart, my accuracy in the games I played today shot up to 70-80%. I'VE NEVER seen those numbers before on any hero. I know it's just a video game, and I'm not even a competitor/professional, but seriously thank you for this video. It was incredibly educational and very well explained. I've always heard that phrase "don't aim with your mouse," but you're the only one who actually explained what that exactly meant and entailed. Big big thanks again.

Moral: information is the key to victory

Had to come by and say after watching this video my next 5 games immensely improved based on just the reduction of (joy stick) as a console player. Amazing content.

good content. thank you!

I feel this could be a lot shorter video, its so informative but I have such a low attention span and can get through much :(

Step1: Build the basic mechanics and don't care about anything. Step2: Think you are far ahead and still get rekt. Step3: Realise someone's using brain. Step4: Start reading the game and someone's brain. Step5: Plan your game with your brain. Step6: RNG Step7: _panic_ Step8: Go back to drawing board and repeat.

finally i will learn how to aim like pine

I clicked on this video thinking it would be Map Control/Space as a (mainly) league player. But I think this coincides with information, if you have certain parts of the map under control you eliminate places where enemies could be formulating a better gameplan for Valorant, CSGO, League etc

Excited for this series

I was about to comment that you should research fighting game stuff but then I saw the mental stack portion I can die happy

레식을할때 정보를 확인하려고 시야를 돌리고싶지만 소리가날수 있고 상대의 소리가 뭍힐수도있기때문에 완전히 커널시야가 되버립니다 😵‍💫

제가 그나마 잘하는 게임이 격투게임이나 1인용 게임인 이유가 여기있었군요😂😂 많은 온라인 게임들은 정보가 핵심이었군요! +같은 화면을 보면서 했던 과거의 오락실 게임들과 다른 현대 게임의 특징이라고도 볼수 있겠네요!!

My guess before watching video: Space?

good siht

Are you sureeee it’s not just a grind set? Or living with your parents?

i got diamond after only playing placement matches in overwatch.. playing only diva not knowing u could fly the ult at the enemy..

this is sooo baseeed

Perfect series idea, definitely subbed!

as a high rank brawl stars player i tried league, thought 80% of the skills is transferrable and after 10 months, im in bronze in league lol

idk i got like imm val gm ow diamond leag unreal fn you just need to have the abilitiy to learn and mechs

I am super duper excited for this series

Man, nostalgia hit hard after watching all of those old e-sports clips and realizing I saw all of that live like 6-10 years ago 🥺

I got such nostalgic flashbacks and almost started crying because of the OW1 OWL footage. Me and my friend used to watch a lot of the matches while queuing Rein/Zar... Wish the game could go back to those days.

never really found out who this guy was back when the league was alive, and now that it is dead, thought he moved on to greener pastures but it turns out now ur source of income comes from preying on (man)children playing competitive video games lol

blizzard banned all my alts :(

Love the video, might not be smth you will do or that might be possible but would love to hear you just talk about all this stuff/stuff more in depth maybe in a course format? Feel like that's kinda missing in gaming and its why im happy to see you make vids like this

I would love a video like this about the idea of taking space or map control in games like League, StarCraft, or CS/Valo

발로란트유저이기에 기존영상들에서 가능한 능력이닿는대로 주시는예시들을 접목해 사용하는데 이런 광범위한 개념에대해 알려주셔서 감사합니다

9:10 i remember watching dafra on selfless and before they started hard focusing him, je was basically invisible with the way he would rotate out of attention They always had their backs to him because he was so much better at manipulating information than anyone that combined with his better aim made him so strong

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Putting super as the noob and guxue as the pro in the example at 11:10 is hilarious.

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You mentioned soft versus hard diving, do you have a video on the topic, because that could be helpful because I love playing winston.