In order to be the person you want to be, you have to envision yourself as that person and really get into their headspace. The "pretend" advice really good in lots of situations for that reason!
but can't you not win chess unless your opponent messes up? if both players play theoretically perfectly they'll draw. I thought you just wanted to give your opponent the most opportunities to make a mistake.
@@itsBenjamon Making a mistake and playing worse aren't the same thing. In Chess, you can play an Engine perfect move and your enemy plays an "excellent" move, both statistically very good moves. But one, was just slightly better. This single move at 1800+ Elo can completely determine who wins now. So it's the same as chess, relying on the enemy to mess up won't help you improve. You just making the better play, will. In addition, no Human can play perfectly. Not even Magnus Carlson, the literally best in History can defeat the hardest Bot. Because he makes imperfect, albiet amazing moves.
Sometimes it works tho. Got 4 kill yesterday by hiding behind the box in B main on Lotus. The attacker team decided to not check behind the box and all rush B site and that's how I almost got my Ace.
@@klutchboi3266 i know this is kind of an old comment but i thought i’d say this anyway, hooj’s point is that statistically speaking this is unlikely and thus a bad habit/strategy to employ. sure, over 1000 rounds this will get you a 4k say 50 times, however a sound strategy that does not hinge upon the enemy team not clearing an easily clearable angle might get you 700 wins out of the 1000 instead. not to mention in higher ranks this will ALWAYS be cleared, and in that situation the best you can do is trade, which favours the attackers anyway.
woohoojin, i hope you continue following your hobbies, and even if content creation isnt your thing i just want you to know that you helped me alot. as a bronze 2, your guides got me to 1.45kd and a 36% hs rate. i also have been consistently dropping 20+ kills on duelist, and mostly top fragging the lobby. its sad to see you go but good luck in any future endeavors.
The challenge to trick with the clips at the end is such a good challenge. Forces you to play at a radiant level and also vod review at the same time. What a brilliant homework task 😎
O my God! That makes so much sense!! That explains how high elo players peek specific angles so accurately, I just thought they had very impressive mouse and keyboard control.
I have a question, Since jinggg doesn't rely on first bullet accuracy and having "calm aim" does this mean people who have been giving out advice that you should have calm aim is to be taken with a grain of salt? Does this mean your aim style should be what you are comfortable on? I know calm aim is just a lot more consistent and this allows for smoother kills when you're not mechanically gifted but what I'm worried about is what if calm aim isn't for me and jinggg's playstyle fits more of my style? Because most of the aiming guides I've seen in youtube tells me to stop confirm and then shoot in which jinggg doesn't do that. The question I have is what should I actually follow? My own aim style and develop it or listen to coaches who say that calm aim is more optimal but then again jinggg is a top tier player and yet the only advice I heard from jingggg is " I don't know I just play" LMAO
im gonna preface this by saying that im not sure if this is sarcasm or a genuine comment but i will give my two cents and say that you should trust the coaches more. jinggg is not a teacher. however, i find that leaning on what feels most comfortable (and what finds you the most consistent success) is the safest bet. so i suppose a mix of both. do note though that calm aiming is just more optimal in finding success in your fights. jinggg is only one guy and he's had a lot of time to hone in on his skills that its probably just second nature to him. perhaps its the reason why he says "i dont know, i just play". trust the coaches who give advice on calm aim as they're the ones who know whats better for you as a non-pro player.
I'm pretty sure what you describe as calm aim, is exactly what Jinng is doing (most) of the time - he is just really good and fast at it. Breaking the rules is sometimes good, especially in high ranks, but you need to have the basics down and then go from there.
yo i saw the intro and i realized i do that on my own without knowing or understanding the idea of doing it reached 2 accounts immo 2 this act will try for immo3 next act
can u do like sometype of improvement to your vods is that when you review a clip in the first of the vod can u not replay it during the vod it becomes too boaring to rewatch what we watched in the first of the vod
I’m finally able to apply my Woohoojin knowledge appropriately. For months I tried PC Valorant. I quickly learned - after twenty years of playing roller, KBM just wasn’t something I was going to be good at the way I am with a roller. Going from a 0.4 KDA on PC to a 1.4 on console. So. Fucking. HAPPY Valorant is coming to console.
it's like minimap indicator i think. To elaborate, it's like fighting with team, or team utils, or any info on minimap(the location of where they are). So the fight would be in advantageous position for them.
@@Moooooforme ahhh..... makes more sense now, thanks for elaborating. I've been following hooj for a bit now recently I hit diamond, so when i kept hearing him say "indicators", my adhd brain thought the screen glows up or somn
@@iamYouHistorical Was ASC dropped to diamond 3 I think some duelist mindset is like "I entry to kill" while the duelist job is literally giving space for team so enemy confuse where to look at. Kills is a plus, and taking any advantage at any moment is not a bad thing. imo, hooj said that cause he saw the jett just goin 1v1 that time.
I am sorry but hitting radiant is easy if you understand the steps to hit radiant. I am just joking bro please don't clown on me. You are making amazing progress, please no bully. 🥹🥹🥹
