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MAÑANA 2PM LA MEJOR WATCHPARTY DE LA COPA AMERICA DE DEADLOCK EN MI CANAL. NOS VEMOS AHI. SE VIENE DEADLOCK CINE.
1 DAY LEFT UNTIL THE COPA AMERICA.
Heres what this weekend's schedule is looking like.
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tranzi retweeted
Who does Chile want to face at Copa América? “Argentina.”
@totonoelizalde sat down with @CARTOONFPS (Team Chile) to talk rivals, the biggest threats in the tournament, and how Chile drafts and shotcalls.
Copa América Nov 14–15 twitch.tv/deadlockpremier
solo espero que este juego le pongan un anticheat como la gente y no este repleto de mierda en un tiempo. para colmo pasan tantas cosas ingame que hay gente que ni se da cuenta que esta jugando contra chiteros lol
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tldr keep training you fuckers
I want to give my thoughts on this since this sentiment has been misattributed to me a couple times, I don't think there's ever a point where aim training stops being worth it or stops helping in games based on being a certain rank but I do think there is a trend of it becoming less useful for people in game when they reach the advanced ranks.
In my opinion this comes down to time investment, around the jump to grandmaster the requirements get significantly harder to achieve and people who are motivated to hit them regardless tend to end up putting in more of their relative time to do so.
This is where the issues with in game translation come from, they are playing the game less so they will see the benefits of their training less. If you are using it alongside playing an fps game to identify and work on your weaknesses, then it will help you get better in game, regardless of what rank you are. When balancing my time correctly and playing both games and aim trainers actively I noticed benefits in game all the way up to celestial on the categories I pushed that far.
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tranzi retweeted
I want to give my thoughts on this since this sentiment has been misattributed to me a couple times, I don't think there's ever a point where aim training stops being worth it or stops helping in games based on being a certain rank but I do think there is a trend of it becoming less useful for people in game when they reach the advanced ranks.
In my opinion this comes down to time investment, around the jump to grandmaster the requirements get significantly harder to achieve and people who are motivated to hit them regardless tend to end up putting in more of their relative time to do so.
This is where the issues with in game translation come from, they are playing the game less so they will see the benefits of their training less. If you are using it alongside playing an fps game to identify and work on your weaknesses, then it will help you get better in game, regardless of what rank you are. When balancing my time correctly and playing both games and aim trainers actively I noticed benefits in game all the way up to celestial on the categories I pushed that far.
que diga que el cs no es el juego mas dificil de la historia no significa que ame el valorant pero bueno Discutan con el aire tranquilos
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yo lo que amo de esta red social es que la gente entiende lo que se le canta es constantemente el tweet ese de que si te gustan los panqueques odias los waffles No Chicos No Funciona Asi
Porque es mas difícil que Valoputamierda y ya esta. Yo entiendo que a ustedes les cuesta mucho reconocerlo porque es el jueguito que ustedes juegan, pero CS le da mil vueltas a Valorant.
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cualquier pro de valorant puede subir a lvl 10 cualquier pro de cs puede subir a radiant ninguno de los 2 juegos es tan dificil (en ranked) como para sorprenderse de que un pro del otro lado juega bien contra plumbers mas cuando si sos bueno podes subir apretando la w y el click
