Stone is very good, but you can see how good is rapha adapting to the opponent. Rapha always make others sweat for get a kill, his positioning and game awareness is at another level.
In shit gambling games that Valve/Interactive sell such as CSGO, COD, or similar low skill ceiling gambling games like DOTA or LOL where you control one unit insteadof like 200 units, EU kids are told they are much better and say things like; it's NA player, he sucks compared to EU player.. It buys well into the 'marketing scheme' for anime kids and little boys, they actually 'think they are better'. In 'actual complexity' titles like Quake that add in quite more just twitch shots and gambling factors (or any similar RTS with 'higher skill ceiling') any NA player who's played the game is up to 2x or more better. It's strange but true, EU and most of Asia are like consumers. Many of them wouldn't play Quake anyway, or if they try with some idea of it taking skill, they come from playing only some crap like CS and thus they assume when they can't just point and click to win that everyone must be cheating. It's amusing in a way when it comes to markets and who the young boys really are. America region players who played Quake can just casually demolish any EU players no matter how much they 'trained' after playing their gambling games that they purchased from America. At least there's one thing the US exceeds at, the fact the best FPS/RTS players known have been american, and generally only when they leave and the more complex game gets less popular do they just let EU kids start to gamble. I remember little kids and anime brats would say things like 'EU beats NA', in a game like counter-strike, but they're literally 3 steps behind.. not many americans even 'want' to compete at a game like that, and the EU are literally like kids who are told 'yeah you're good at it' while they buy the virtual items and play the game. That, plus the fact it's kind of easier to live in a small socialist country to play a videogame, is literally te only reason EU had so many more 'teams' and the US usually just had to assemble or pay for 1 team that ended up gambling, breaking apart, being part of scandals, and still even won a few times on those gambling titles like cs. That literally that only reason why. It's silly they never realized. Best players ever in FPS have always been the american ones. When you take like someone who's been mastering FPS like Doom or Quake casually in America vs some guy who plays many hours each day from the EU you'll generally see just how behind EU are while they are told 'yeah buy the game and you have more pros playing it of course'. EU is not even in league with America because of players like Rapha, Cooler, and even some brazil players.
Imagine being a world champion in several quake games and then you complain about how someone pushes off of spawn with a gun. I don't get the logic. [insert logic] Stone knows he can get away with it cause Rapha has probably 90-130 ping. Also SG is OP as balls in kek champions.
I love your videos nd your pretty dam amazing. But questioning how other people play is little to much. If people want to be noobs and push SG, let them. LOL
@@-xHALx- Easy man! I understand the purpose. But, I'm still surprised :) I thought better graphics cards would be able to get +200 FPS and high-quality details.
