I coached my nephew to Radiant 

im doing the shit ton of deathmatches, just yesterday i won 3 matches in a row and i didnt even notice

As long as your aim is good enough for your rank, positioning is one of the best things to master to rank up

XDD

@@sequinmichellefootdoggy622 by positioning u mean to say camping

strafing @@immagod5285

"Little bro" sounds like hes 35

*lil bro.

@@mrpotatomanxvii8352 nah he sounds like 16-17

@@32elements I am better than everyone I know at val but im also the youngest

@@ExtrqmeValorant who r u and what did that even have to do with anything

fr

become that uncle

@@tylerpink3096 real

They are pretty close in age and they are roomates so its inevitable :D

me too but instead my uncle just touches me unconsensually

w uncle

W uncle

Im waiting for me Nephew :)

​@@PokeChan bro i was uncle when i was 4 years old💀💀but really i did

my nephew is older than me

Do you coach

be this uncle bro for your nephew

Wwtf😂😂😂😂

@@Mr.Ｎｅｌｌ５ omg real eastjett omgomg o em geee 💯

Yes my nephew. Time to game!

Can u coach me bruh

​@@Maxiedomeme too 😭

some people just got it when it comes to aim

yh and being placed plat the first time is crazy too, he has natural talent (plus hard work paying off)

You mean skilled

@@rice.y2k you left me speechless ngl

@@rice.y2k no he means talented

I've met many talented people like him. they just never had a computer. He also got coached. If they had this opportunity, they would be as good if not better than him.

@@greatslayer2784 i am pretty sure that coaching wasnt a major part in his fast grinding

Yeah focus on ur life Val isn’t worth it it’s just for fun

It’s a fun goal to have but it will take a big chunk of time to accomplish 😢 immortal soon 4 you maybe ?🫡

@@Maxiedome hopefully 🙏

I thought he was pretty proficient at earth! And didn’t he learn the way of firebending when he saw the dragons true flame with zuko? Idk it’s been forever since I watched 😂

@SoaR Maxie Yes, he was just good enough with earth where mentally he could finally control fire. Even though, towards the end of the third season, Toph believed that Aang still needed work to perfect his earth bending right before the battle. The dragons taught Aang how to make his fire strong, they gave him a place deep down, "the sun" and grab powerful fire and taught him to understand that it's only life and is controllable. But Zuko still hadn't taught him how to use the fire correctly. That's why he was still teaching him before the battle that was only 3 days away.

@@Purified1k It's the concept of mastering four elements, not mirroring the show exactly. But congrats, you got to be that guy I guess even though everyone knows the story.

Reminder dat we love u

@Howard Hamlin Right, I didn't say it wasn't, I was just brought it up bc I know the show in and out. I've been watching it since I was a kid. When it first came out, in fact. It's just a little information. You can relax, lol.

I love this 😂

Fr doctor fucking frankenstein of valorant.

That is not entirely true tho. Ofc if fade suits your playstyle more go on but your most played agent will most likely be your best and what you should stick to. At least in lower elo

@@KiyuzoVAL yeah i dont plan on changing my main cuz i find omen the most fun but i need to be able to put myself in other characters shoes and predict what they would be likely to play in a given situation. so i think picking up at least 1 or 2 agents in other roles would heighten my game sense since i would be able to more accurately predict an enemy play/how to be annoying to them and counter it easier. i do agree with ur last statement tho

I feel like using kj is holding me back, I'm in low elo already second - top fragging every single comp game with her and Ik that means im good with her but I feel like I could be carrying even harder since I'm into more situations where I should be able to take gun fights cause of my positioning, movement and crosshair placement and smth like a clone or blind would help but I can't because I waste util on kj that ppl dont even push and get kills cause other things so yea

Omen is by far the best character for solo q imo. I went from iron 2 to immortal 3 with him

THIS IS LITERALLY ME i'm plat2 and I've been playing primarily omen a lot but I started to switch to other agents like fade and killjoy and I feel like I'm actually learning a lot from it

will the game even still be alive then 😓

⁠@@calvintran7946 There’s no other game like Valorant so there will always be a market for it. It’s part of why csgo survived for so long,along with being one of the major esports titles. I don’t see Valorant going anywhere for years.

@@calvintran7946 bruh the game isn't dying anytime soon, atleast for the next 5 years. It's been about 4 years and the game is still going strong, the community is growing and if riot keeps adding new stuff like premier mode and keep interest the game is here to stay

i guess when ur on a losing streak it’s basically time to log off lol, and i mean this in the best way possible, like take a moment to relax and play a dm. :)

@@idk6019 i did… even for a week sometimes. Playing nothing at all or Rocket League Elden Ring i don’t know… Today i duo’d with an Asc 3 and played my old elo again. It was awesome. I played so well and felt a good control over everything. Maybe this is the way

@@mindgxmes. yeah go easy on urself!! mental is a big aspect of all games

Maybe bad advice because I dont really play Valorant that much, I am a csgo nerd, but when I was having these same symptoms in csgo (playing well vs faceit 10s, not having impact agains lvls 7-9). Things that helped, and still help when I am playing against "weaker" players in general. 1. Respect the opponent: This happens mainly when playing against players that you perceive as much weaker than yourself. But remember that they too can Adapt to your gameplay, and some of them maybe in the same situation as you. Utilize experience that you gained against better players, use specific plays or mechanics low levels don't know or aren't used to seeing. 2. Weaker players aren't much weaker than you: Mainly when talking about aim in general, but most players above faceit 7 in csgo, and i'd say diamond in Valorant(correct me if I am wrong) are reasonably good aimers, some that are VERY good aimers, but are otherwise don't know shit about the game (this is me in valorant). Read this point as, even bad players can outduel or outplay you sometimes, even more if you tackle their strength against your weaknesses. Search your strength and play accordingly. 3. GET OUT OF THE FUCKING AUTOPILOT MODE: This was the hardest for me but was also the most impactful one, even against better players. If a match is getting out of hand, or you feel is too hard for you. THINK, like, conciously think, don't just bruteforce on autopilot using only intuition, I have an absurd ammount of intuition playing CSGO for example but that is because of experience, that I gained, Against, Other, Players, At, Some, Specific, Level. Which means, my intuition is shit against low level players because it's been years since I don't play against them. So ANALYZE, THINK, and ADAPT even against players you see as bad. Playing on AUTOPILOT is a good way to lose 15 games in a row and get stressed out , talking from experience :). 4. When you are playing badly, change the pace: RHYTHYM IS A THING BRO. This is the problem most CSGO players have, and I see many Valorant players that think they're great do too, and it makes them BAD in my eyes. One difference between a good player and a GREAT player is the ability to change pace and take or give up control of the rhythm of the game, that applies to ANY competitive FPS on a high enough level. Remember that you don't NEED to play aggressive all the time, if you are not feeling it, you ain't feeling it, no need to try to chase that feeling, if you are not playing that well, or feeling off, try to dial it back on aggressiveness, or if you aren't playing aggressively, dial back anyway, just to change the pacing for the adversary, or if you feel you are outdueling them very easily, try to dial up the agressiveness of the game to a 100. 5. See your gameplay for what it is, most of the times I play badly against bad players is because I'm doing something wrong or too much. You dont need to try to hard carry everyone, give space for your teammates to play, you'd be surprised how much better pug rando's can be with a bit of support from a knowleadgeable player. 6. And try to not stress about losing against worse players, even pros lose to recently ranked up Radiants, as per the video above.

@@wizardc thanks for Talking your time on writing this… I do most of these things but you are totally right about me losing my mind over low ranked players. I have to stop trying to beat them by outbraining, i have to beat them by outaiming. Because i simply DONT UNDERSTAND their dissicionmaking

I’ll make a video on it soon!

Gotchu soon!

@@Maxiedome G.O.A.T

I should’ve uploaded this a day later 🥲

@@Maxiedome wait this was fr?

@@nothinghere9598 yes!

@@Maxiedome mb man sorry

very very late but if u still need it then its .18 on 1600

@@b3rts91he thinkssensitivity will get him from gold to radiant

@@b3rts91 where did yo find this out?

yes ill make one soon!!

​@@Maxiedome yoo his sens plz?