Your breakdowns are so detailed, dude. If they had someone like you doing breakdowns between RLCS championship rounds, it would be so good for the sport.
@@grimu8844 The perception of whether a video is underrated often depends on the quality and content of the video itself, rather than the number of viewers. A video may be considered underrated if it is well-made, informative, or entertaining, but has not gained widespread attention or recognition. However, the term "underrated" is subjective and can vary depending on individual opinions and preferences. Some videos may indeed be overlooked or underappreciated despite their high quality, but others may simply not resonate with a wide audience. Ultimately, the concept of a video being underrated is relative and can differ from person to person. Alright grimu
@@wellcomenowbye2394I see where you're coming from but in this case you can't really say it's underrated when the people that have actually had the video pushed to them enjoyed it. That's like if I made a picasso level painting and showed it to only my 3 family members, to call me underrated wouldn't make much sense. It would make more sense to just call me talented. While yes the term can be subjective in terms of QUALITY, it can't really be applied to something which is only not being rated because not enough focus is on it.
@@grimu8844 Alright grimu if you fuel the fire, who's to blame when it blazes. In the context of the video, my assertion that it is underrated encompasses not only its quality but also the consideration of the significant number of people who have yet to discover it. This evaluation takes into account various factors, including the potential impact of the video and its ability to engage a broader audience. Undoubtedly, the term "underrated" in this context reflects a holistic perspective that goes beyond mere viewership numbers and acknowledges the video's potential to garner wider recognition and appreciation. Therefore, my assessment of the video as underrated is based on a comprehensive appraisal that considers multiple dimensions, including its quality, potential impact, and the audience reach it has yet to achieve. While it is true that creating a Picasso-level painting demonstrates exceptional talent, the concept of being underrated can still apply in this context. Even though your family members may recognize your talent and appreciate the painting, the term "underrated" could be used to highlight the limited exposure and recognition your artwork has received. By sharing your masterpiece with a broader audience, it could potentially receive widespread acclaim and acknowledgment, thereby fulfilling its potential impact and recognition. Therefore, being underrated in this scenario does not diminish your talent but rather suggests that your work has not yet received the widespread attention it merits. Just like in the art world, a talented artist may not gain recognition simply because their work is not widely seen. In the context of the video, I was stating that it is underrated because not enough people are seeing it due to its quality. Underrated can apply to both the quality and recognition of a video, and is not solely dependent on the number of people who have seen it. Therefore, a video can be underrated if it possesses high quality but has not gained the attention it deserves, regardless of the number of viewers. Furthermore, the term "underrated" in the context of a video can also encompass the idea of potential. A video may be considered underrated if it possesses the potential to resonate with a wider audience or to make a significant impact, yet has not been given the opportunity to do so due to limited exposure. This potential for broader recognition and impact, based on the quality and content of the video, contributes to the notion of it being underrated. Therefore, the focus should not solely be on the current number of viewers, but also on the untapped potential of the video to be recognized for its merits. Expanding on the concept of "underrated" in the context of videos, it's essential to consider the role of exposure and platform dynamics in determining the reach and impact of video content. Just as showcasing a Picasso-level painting to only a few family members limits its potential recognition, the limited exposure of a high-quality video restricts its ability to garner the attention and acclaim it deserves. The term "underrated" in the context of videos is not only a reflection of the existing viewership but also a recognition of the untapped potential for wider recognition and impact. It prompts a consideration of the various factors that influence the visibility and reach of video content in today's digital landscape, emphasizing the significance of broader exposure in realizing the full potential of the content. Therefore, labeling a video as "underrated" underscores the need for increased visibility and recognition, acknowledging the potential for broader impact based on the quality and content of the video. Building on the idea of creativity, originality, and relevance in the context of videos, it's crucial to recognize that the impact of a video can extend far beyond its immediate entertainment value. Videos that introduce innovative ideas, challenge conventional perspectives, or address important societal issues hold significant potential to shape conversations, inspire change, and provoke critical thinking. However, if these videos do not receive the attention they deserve, they may be labeled as underrated. This underscores the importance of acknowledging the multifaceted nature of a video's potential impact, encompassing educational, inspirational, and thought-provoking elements that contribute to its significance. By recognizing the diverse ways in which a video can resonate with audiences, the concept of being underrated prompts a broader consideration of the societal, cultural, and intellectual contributions that videos can make, thereby advocating for their wider recognition and influence. Of equal importance is the role of accessibility and discoverability in determining the recognition of video content. In today's digital landscape, the sheer volume of videos available across various platforms can lead to deserving content being overshadowed or overlooked. Factors such as search algorithms, trends, and promotional efforts can significantly impact a video's visibility, irrespective of its quality and relevance. As a result, videos with exceptional creativity, originality, and societal relevance may not receive the exposure needed to reach their full potential impact. Therefore, the concept of being underrated should prompt a critical examination of the mechanisms that influence the visibility and accessibility of video content, emphasizing the need for equitable opportunities for deserving videos to be discovered, appreciated, and celebrated for their meaningful contributions to the digital space. While the argument presented emphasizes the potential impact and significance of videos that may be considered underrated, it's important to consider the subjective nature of quality and relevance. The concept of being underrated may stem from individual preferences and biases, as what one person considers innovative and thought-provoking may not resonate with another. Additionally, the sheer volume of video content available across platforms makes it challenging for all deserving videos to gain widespread recognition. This abundance of content creates a highly competitive landscape, where factors such as promotional efforts and trends play a crucial role in determining visibility. Therefore, the classification of a video as underrated may not solely reflect its inherent value, but rather the complex interplay of individual tastes, promotional strategies, and market dynamics. Furthermore, the impact of a video should be evaluated not only based on its potential to incite change and provoke critical thinking but also on its ability to connect with a diverse audience and resonate on a broader scale. In this context, the classification of a video as underrated should be approached with a recognition of the multifaceted nature of content consumption and the diverse factors that contribute to its visibility and recognition. The multifaceted nature of video content, encompassing creativity, originality, relevance, and potential impact, highlights the broader implications of being underrated. Beyond mere entertainment value, videos have the power to introduce innovative ideas, challenge perspectives, and address societal issues, shaping conversations, inspiring change, and provoking critical thinking. However, the limited attention and recognition such videos receive can lead to their classification as underrated. This underscores the need to acknowledge the diverse ways in which videos resonate with audiences and prompts a critical examination of the mechanisms that influence their visibility and accessibility. Factors such as search algorithms, trends, and promotional efforts play a pivotal role in determining a video's reach, emphasizing the importance of equitable opportunities for deserving videos to be discovered, appreciated, and celebrated for their meaningful contributions to the digital space. Therefore, the concept of being underrated extends far beyond mere viewership numbers, advocating for a broader recognition of videos' sociocultural, educational, and inspirational significance, and promoting equitable visibility for impactful content. Grimu you we're supposed to put wood on the flames not gasoline whos to blame now?
@@grimu8844 Alright grimu if you fuel the fire, who's to blame when it blazes. In the context of the video, my assertion that it is underrated encompasses not only its quality but also the consideration of the significant number of people who have yet to discover it. This evaluation takes into account various factors, including the potential impact of the video and its ability to engage a broader audience. Undoubtedly, the term "underrated" in this context reflects a holistic perspective that goes beyond mere viewership numbers and acknowledges the video's potential to garner wider recognition and appreciation. Therefore, my assessment of the video as underrated is based on a comprehensive appraisal that considers multiple dimensions, including its quality, potential impact, and the audience reach it has yet to achieve. While it is true that creating a Picasso-level painting demonstrates exceptional talent, the concept of being underrated can still apply in this context. Even though your family members may recognize your talent and appreciate the painting, the term "underrated" could be used to highlight the limited exposure and recognition your artwork has received. By sharing your masterpiece with a broader audience, it could potentially receive widespread acclaim and acknowledgment, thereby fulfilling its potential impact and recognition. Therefore, being underrated in this scenario does not diminish your talent but rather suggests that your work has not yet received the widespread attention it merits. Just like in the art world, a talented artist may not gain recognition simply because their work is not widely seen. In the context of the video, I was stating that it is underrated because not enough people are seeing it due to its quality. Underrated can apply to both the quality and recognition of a video, and is not solely dependent on the number of people who have seen it. Therefore, a video can be underrated if it quality and recognition of a video, and is not solely dependent on the number of people who have seen it. Therefore, a video can be underrated if it possesses high quality but has not gained the attention it deserves, regardless of the number of viewers. Furthermore, the term "underrated" in the context of a video can also encompass the idea of potential. A video may be considered underrated if it possesses the potential to resonate with a wider audience or to make a significant impact, yet has not been given the opportunity to do so due to limited exposure. This potential for broader recognition and impact, based on the quality and content of the video, contributes to the notion of it being underrated. Therefore, the focus should not solely be on the current number of viewers, but also on the untapped potential of the video to be recognized for its merits. Expanding on the concept of "underrated" in the context of videos, it's essential to consider the role of exposure and platform dynamics in determining the reach and impact of video content. Just as showcasing a Picasso-level painting to only a few family members limits its potential recognition, the limited exposure of a high-quality video restricts its ability to garner the attention and acclaim it deserves. The term "underrated" in the context of videos is not only a reflection of the existing viewership but also a recognition of the untapped potential for wider recognition and impact. It prompts a consideration of the various factors that influence the visibility and reach of video content in today's digital landscape, emphasizing the significance of broader exposure in realizing the full potential of the content. Therefore, labeling a video as "underrated" underscores the need for increased visibility and recognition, acknowledging the potential for broader impact based on the quality and content of the video. Building on the idea of creativity, originality, and relevance in the context of videos, it's crucial to recognize that the impact of a video can extend far beyond its immediate entertainment value. Videos that introduce innovative ideas, challenge conventional perspectives, or address important societal issues hold significant potential to shape conversations, inspire change, and provoke critical thinking. However, if these videos do not receive the attention they deserve, they may be labeled as underrated. This underscores the importance of acknowledging the multifaceted nature of a video's potential impact, encompassing educational, inspirational, and thought-provoking elements that contribute to its significance. By recognizing the diverse ways in which a video can resonate with audiences, the concept of being underrated prompts a broader consideration of the societal, cultural, and intellectual contributions that videos can make, thereby advocating for their wider recognition and influence. Of equal importance is the role of accessibility and discoverability in determining the recognition of video content. In today's digital landscape, the sheer volume of videos available across various platforms can lead to deserving content being overshadowed or overlooked. Factors such as search algorithms, trends, and promotional efforts can significantly impact a video's visibility, irrespective of its quality and relevance. As a result, videos with exceptional creativity, originality, and societal relevance may not receive the exposure needed to reach their full potential impact. Therefore, the concept of being underrated should prompt a critical examination of the mechanisms that influence the visibility and accessibility of video content, emphasizing the need for equitable opportunities for deserving videos to be discovered, appreciated, and celebrated for their meaningful contributions to the digital space. While the argument presented emphasizes the potential impact and significance of videos that may be considered underrated, it's important to consider the subjective nature of quality and relevance. The concept of being underrated may stem from individual preferences and biases, as what one person considers innovative and thought-provoking may not resonate with another. Additionally, the sheer volume of video content available across platforms makes it challenging for all deserving videos to gain widespread recognition. This abundance of content creates a highly competitive landscape, where factors such as promotional efforts and trends play a crucial role in determining visibility. Therefore, the classification of a video as underrated may not solely reflect its inherent value, but rather the complex interplay of individual tastes, promotional strategies, and market dynamics. Furthermore, the impact of a video should be evaluated not only based on its potential to incite change and provoke critical thinking but also on its ability to connect with a diverse audience and resonate on a broader scale. In this context, the classification of a video as underrated should be approached with a recognition of the multifaceted nature of content consumption and the diverse factors that contribute to its visibility and recognition. The multifaceted nature of video content, encompassing creativity, originality, relevance, and potential impact, highlights the broader implications of being underrated. Beyond mere entertainment value, videos have the power to introduce innovative ideas, challenge perspectives, and address societal issues, shaping conversations, inspiring change, and provoking critical thinking. However, the limited attention and recognition such videos receive can lead to their classification as underrated. This underscores the need to acknowledge the diverse ways in which videos resonate with audiences and prompts a critical examination of the mechanisms that influence their visibility and accessibility. Factors such as search algorithms, trends, and promotional efforts play a pivotal role in determining a video's reach, emphasizing the importance of equitable opportunities for deserving videos to be discovered, appreciated, and celebrated for their meaningful contributions to the digital space. Therefore, the concept of being underrated extends far beyond mere viewership numbers, advocating for a broader recognition of videos' sociocultural, educational, and inspirational significance, and promoting equitable visibility for impactful content. Grimu you we're supposed to put wood on the flames not gasoline whos to blame now?
Amazing video, honestly. I've liked nwpo for a while but seeing this in depth analysis of his gameplay just made me enjoy him even more. Keep doing these!
Thank god for ytb's new algorithm that promotes small channels like this one. I'm subbing Really thought this video was from a channel with over 10k followers seeing the quality of the content
this random long comment about MENA but will link Nwpo at the end* in MENA outside of Falcons and Rule1 there are at least 6-9 players that are A tier and have potential to become in Trk, Killearz, Nwpo tier. However, since MENA have 2 spots and it is 99.99% falcons one and 95% the other for Rule1 those players must feel demoralized to push to their maximum and grind the shit out of the game, since they are playing against ppl with 1) experience 2) paid to grind 3) professional org behind them, which why (this goes for SAM too) I suggest to increase major spots to 4 and what that would do is make it achievable for at least 3-4 teams that have the potential and therefore you would see those players at their highest potential as a result: 1- for the 3rd and 4th spot you will see a battle between 3-5 teams, and make the region's spilt as entertaining as NA, EU 2- 4 teams bring experience to the region after major which would benefit 3- local scrims will have much higher quality and benefits. I personally think if that happened next major next year R1 find great picks to build around Nwpo.
Nwpo on falcons with rw9 and kileerz would've likely upped them from their current top 4 standing to a top 2 ranking (according to rocket science's ai power rankings)
I think it’s such a cool thing to show the plays that DON’T result in a goal, to show that this stuff is still threatening and good to do even when it doesn’t result in a goal, because of the pressure that it puts on the other team. Just because it doesn’t go in, doesn’t mean it wasn’t a good thing to do
Johnnyboi made a list of the top 1s players in the world a year ago and put Nwpo at like #20. I commented because I thought that was ridiculous. So glad I'm right. Nwpo is something special man
Id put Vati in there too even without the mechanics. No one as scary as Vati as 3rd man. Nwpo is so insanely filthy for someone not from EU. And I watch a lot of mena, but he’s just… wow he’s confident
I’ve been saying for a couple months this guy scares me. Other than guys like Vatira and Zen… I don’t see many players as confident on the ball as nwpo. He’s special
I have said for a month now that, yes, he's the best weapon a Rocket League offense could ever have in present time. Not even close in my opinion. Clinical play and the definition of what a player should use their movement, touches, and positioning for. Peak play
Imagine nwpo playing with more modern and quick players. Id love to see him on Moist but that’s just a dream. Him and joyo would be a terrifying attack though. Throw Oski on that team too
i havent been in the rlcs scene since vitality won worlds last year, where rule one had rw9 still. what happened to rw9? is he still competing? did he join falcons?
Good video! But you're only breaking down his best plays, which if chosen the right ones can make anyone look amazing. You should also show what he needs to improve
Thank god for ytb's new algorithm that promotes small channels like this one. I'm subbing Really thought this video was from a channel with over 10k followers seeing the quality of the content
