YOU SUCK At Communication! - Valorant Noob To Pro Ep.6

[@opyshuichiro8809]

That last one is so true when dosed correctly. However it can be very difficult when you have social anxiety. Sometimes people trying to be funny just ends up make you feel uneased... I suffer from that, and I'd rather just have clear com's sometimes rather than people trying to be funny, when in reality, they're just weird.

[@soupsnorter6990]

In my opinion the most important comms to practice are the ones that make suee your team doesn‘t tilt, normal comming is easy to get to a level where it will be enough for your team to understand (at least in lower ranks) but being able to babysit your annoying instalock duelists, helping your duelist feel confident to entry (thats where I, as a Skye player like to pocket them one or two rounds to help them get kills) or just making the game more chill is what really makes a game in the tilted whiny elo that iron to silver easily winnable (cant say moee about higher ranks since I‘ve never reached them lol)

[@proguidesvalorant]

This is a good point babysitting is an important part of ranked unfortunately

[@zekeagno4306]

Me who has a literal communication disabilitiy 🤣

[@haiminhtran6170]

I don't even comm how many hp enemies have left. Saying sth like "half" or "low" is ways faster than "minus 80". If my enemies have more than half of their hp, or they could be healed/heal themselves, then I will just ignore it. The less information to deal with, the faster your decision/action is taken.

[@proguidesvalorant]

When they could be healed I usually say 100 Max, but exact damage is sometimes useful if a teammate also hit them. Maybe you hit someone 40 and someone else did too, now they’re half.

[@julpro.14]

Thanks for helping out i just found out that i was backseating too much and thats why i probably got muted multiple times

[@bladerjareerofficial2436]

Your videos. Help. Me rank up. Lot

[@MararsPlays]

Had a teammate tell the enemy was 10hp and how did we miss after we lost the round. I was like bruuuh how was i supposed to know they were so low I would've aimed even for a legshot and not a headshot. Even how much dmg you dealt is important.

[@herqanw7]

The communication is good for some play, but not for some. I agree that toxic players are not helpful. At least one player should be there to clutch the situation when needed. Some players who die should refrain from speaking, as the level of egoism among players can be high. Some players refuse to take responsibility for their mistakes, and instead blame others. I played my best, but was unable to catch anyone. However, my teammate continued to trash talk me. I know that this is common in VALORANT nowadays, but I am trying my best to get better. That's why I am here.

[@CM-yb5cu]

Why did you not cover pre-round t-side?

[@proguidesvalorant]

That goes more into strategy and calling. We’ll also do a noob to pro episode at some point

[@clarkyt4765]

Nice videos love from Pakistan keep it up

[@proguidesvalorant]

Thanks appreciate it

[@MelonOnlineExtra]

My voice sounds like 4 so I don’t use comms but I do keep it on to hear callouts

[@ChamberValorant18]

My teammates doesn't listen to my comms :(

[@Giuseppe_Cadura]

1:34 Dude what is that nickname

[@Gb484]

Mt com skill are actually pretty good

[@gespes7031]

not first but still fast

[@Fragger_Mali]

reaaaaal

[@cubingaxolotl1918]

Early. Thanks

[@zeitgeist265]

How do I nicely refuse to drop my skin to the beggars?

[@unyieldingtv3930]

Yeah I whine a lot.. my wife can attest to this lol. I gotta get better at that

[@Fragger_Mali]

first but not first

[@proguidesvalorant]

Real

[@flameval]

First

[@proguidesvalorant]

Third