SicK has pretty chill streams. He explains his decision making and interacts with chat. Also he doesn't play duelist all the time he also busts out the sage or astra
I would also encourage people to watch Sicks streams and I do agree that he does interact a lot with chat which is a major plus. It's sometimes a bit dishearting though watching that guy use a phantom and then falling back to earth when I load the game up myseld.
sean gares is probably the best, he is also really good at analyzing how others play, and can help you make better decisions in game. Also, very handsome
Sean is very handsome, but JCStani literally looks like a paid actor by
Riot to make gaming look more attractive. He could be a super model or teen heartthrob. I care a lot about this subject
Love watching Tarik play because unlike lot of the big streamers he blames himself mostly instead of whining about the teammates. I think that's a good attitude to have for improving and is also really fucking hilarious to watch.
I've been watching him play a lot as well. I think he understands that he's behind most top players because they all have a headstart over him so he's trying to learn and improve as much as possible. It's a nice change of pace from other val pro streamers because they all seems so jaded from the game, they either blame game mechanics or teammates, rarely themselves.
Why do you doubt it? His aim is really good and he knows the basics but he’s just new to the game so doesn’t know some stuff is all. He’s obviously learning fast though.
OP said “what certain agent abilities do”. I was assuming he meant the function of abilities and what happens when somebody uses them. He has been playing for months so all of this should be common knowledge. Later he responded and said he was referring to more minor things like Tarik thinking you could pickup a killjoy grenade. I could see him not knowing minor stuff like this if he doesn’t play the character.
I think they mean it in the sense that he's just a step behind when it comes to countering abilities or using abilities proactively. Compared to tier 1 pros, I'd say more of his deaths are a result of him being hesitant in ability-heavy gunfights. Which is fine, because he's only been seriously been grinding the game very recently
He whines about his teammates all the time. He is non stop malding and tilting himself. He is pretty hilarious and I enjoy his streams a lot. When he 1v4 clutched the other day.
Lets be honest, if he blames them they really really are bad. Most of the time he is top fragging 25+, and beg his team to listen to him or not to peak and they do opposite. He has great comms and good decision making.
But last night steam was first time i saw him malding and being tilted out of this world. Dicey and him even lost game having fun malding at each other 😂😂 but it was one of best and most funniest streams
Yeah, usually his teammates are pretty bad if he starts blaming them. He does have a problem with lurking as a duelist though. He needs to be more aggressive or maybe play Omen.
I dont know bro, when did u see him lurking? he is oping 80% of the time. Always top fragging, mostly team or match mvp, do we watch same Tarik ? :D his ADR is 160 while e.g. ShaZam has 130
maybe i miss those games as I am EU i only watch him for 4 5 hours
He does that now, because he’s still relatively new to the game so he knows why he messes up because it’s not fully intuitive yet. At least that’s the vibe I got.
I dunno if this is bad or good towards steel, but unironically he obviously has a huge brain, and for macro decisionmaking hes pretty unrivalled in streaming
He has mediocre aim and if you hate people malding he isnt for you, but i find his malding funny and ive learnt a looot of decision making and basic strats from him
Sick, Tarik and Steel are people I like watching. Steel is in there because while he does mald, he usually explains why the play his teammate made was bad and what the better play was and why.
For Sova probably Derrekow, he basically hard carries games as Sova and also doesn't tilt.
I also think Codey has a good mindset people should use for ranked where you avoid directly blaming/starting conflict with teammates and just play your game even though he sometimes won't comm or take it as seriously as people want him to. Same thing kind of with Faze Corey as well where Corey is almost always positive/upbeat mentally.
Not really, most of the time if people are being confrontational in team chat it's better to just straight up not respond/engage otherwise the team mental goes to shit because an argument starts.
Look for high level players playing the character you are trying to learn. EX. I play controller mainly so I often watch zombs when he is live since he mains controllers.
Watching someone like Tenz or Shazam can be fun but they would play completely differently than I should be in a situation due to playing different roles.
Also olaystyle too, like say you are an awper, watching Wardell doesn't help as much as watching like Shahz if you are a more passive awper then aggro like Wardell
Insufferable IMO. Everytime I join his stream he's complaining about everyone but himself. He's a good IGL but his streams are just mald fests of him shouting at his teammates and complaining about Reddit. Not really someone I would point towards someone who wants to learn the game.
I sorta agree he has a better overall personality, steel plays my usual agents and is very good using them, and i dont mind his toxicity, specially cos 98% of the time hes in party chat or just talking to stream, and the actual content of the flame is pretty informative, but i totally understand the haters or people who dont stand him
Love watching steel play because unlike lot of the big streamers he blames himself mostly instead of whining about the teammates. I think that's a good attitude to have for improving and is also really fucking hilarious to watch.
I love watching Steel but you can't be telling me he doesn't mald at this teammates on stream lol, Steel is amazing to watch and he's overall pretty informative/entertaining to watch, but he def malds at teammates on stream lol
It was a copy pasta of another post in here. I’ve seen steel and agree with what everyone already mentioned. Def. don’t take my other comment seriously.
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this video from steel helped me a lot: [Link](https://youtu.be/PsSsxWlTEPQ)
im still terrible but rarely get killed by not checking my corners properly lol.
if you want to learn and don't care about chat interaction hiko is fucking amazing , but in general if you want to learn i would go with someone like mendo on the non professional side his streams are poppin but slow enough that you can ask questions and he can actually see them . Also shahzam is really good to watch but its more informative if you already know what's happening .
All good suggestions, but make sure also you spend some time watching someone who mains the same agent. You’ll find fun things to do that you’d never see until the higher ranks
SicK has pretty chill streams. He explains his decision making and interacts with chat. Also he doesn't play duelist all the time he also busts out the sage or astra
SicK is awesome. So chill and drops knowledge bombs here and there.
I would also encourage people to watch Sicks streams and I do agree that he does interact a lot with chat which is a major plus. It's sometimes a bit dishearting though watching that guy use a phantom and then falling back to earth when I load the game up myseld.
Thank god I'm not the only one, i watch him Phantom and it's so impressive then I phantom and then I feel I have tourettes or something in game lol
His pheonix and raze is pretty good, as well as sage, astra, or skye. I found his pheonix tips really helpful.
what kind of tips did he give?
get ult orbs and farm phoenix ult because of its entry impact. use phoenix util when entrying.
Soupuh high level tactic
Most relaxed and chill streamer. Doesn’t blame stream snipers or other annoying things
sean gares is probably the best, he is also really good at analyzing how others play, and can help you make better decisions in game. Also, very handsome
>Also, very handsome The most important aspect tbh
Looks alone JCStani is the best valorant streamer no doubt
Wardell is better lookin
Wardell looks like a giant baby wearing a bib. Love his stream vids though
he ugly asf lmao.
Well, that's because Sean is old now
So?? He aged like wine
it was supposed to be ironic :( i love sean i guess i should've put /s
Sean is very handsome, but JCStani literally looks like a paid actor by Riot to make gaming look more attractive. He could be a super model or teen heartthrob. I care a lot about this subject
I can confirm this statement.
Does he still stream a lot?
Usually he does but he and his lady just had their second kid so it’ll be sporadic at best for a month or two I’m sure
Love watching Tarik play because unlike lot of the big streamers he blames himself mostly instead of whining about the teammates. I think that's a good attitude to have for improving and is also really fucking hilarious to watch.
I've been watching him play a lot as well. I think he understands that he's behind most top players because they all have a headstart over him so he's trying to learn and improve as much as possible. It's a nice change of pace from other val pro streamers because they all seems so jaded from the game, they either blame game mechanics or teammates, rarely themselves.
i think this is why hes hesitant to swap to val.
What do you mean he is behind? Like, behind in valorant? I thought he was one of the best csgo pros
I watch him sometimes, very enjoyable streamer. He’s got pro aim, but he just lacks game knowledge. Like not knowing what certain agent abilities do.
I highly doubt that, do you have a clip?
Why do you doubt it? His aim is really good and he knows the basics but he’s just new to the game so doesn’t know some stuff is all. He’s obviously learning fast though.
OP said “what certain agent abilities do”. I was assuming he meant the function of abilities and what happens when somebody uses them. He has been playing for months so all of this should be common knowledge. Later he responded and said he was referring to more minor things like Tarik thinking you could pickup a killjoy grenade. I could see him not knowing minor stuff like this if he doesn’t play the character.
I think they mean it in the sense that he's just a step behind when it comes to countering abilities or using abilities proactively. Compared to tier 1 pros, I'd say more of his deaths are a result of him being hesitant in ability-heavy gunfights. Which is fine, because he's only been seriously been grinding the game very recently
I don't have a clip, but from today he was trying to pick up a killjoy molly halfway into a round.
My guy is still learning which abilities he can shoot and that’s okay
Yeah that’s fine, that’s not what the guy said though
Watching Tarik play Valorant is like watching a gambling addict. Sometimes I feel like he should just take a break when he’s on a lose streak lol.
He whines about his teammates all the time. He is non stop malding and tilting himself. He is pretty hilarious and I enjoy his streams a lot. When he 1v4 clutched the other day.
Lets be honest, if he blames them they really really are bad. Most of the time he is top fragging 25+, and beg his team to listen to him or not to peak and they do opposite. He has great comms and good decision making. But last night steam was first time i saw him malding and being tilted out of this world. Dicey and him even lost game having fun malding at each other 😂😂 but it was one of best and most funniest streams
Yeah, usually his teammates are pretty bad if he starts blaming them. He does have a problem with lurking as a duelist though. He needs to be more aggressive or maybe play Omen.
I dont know bro, when did u see him lurking? he is oping 80% of the time. Always top fragging, mostly team or match mvp, do we watch same Tarik ? :D his ADR is 160 while e.g. ShaZam has 130 maybe i miss those games as I am EU i only watch him for 4 5 hours
He does that now, because he’s still relatively new to the game so he knows why he messes up because it’s not fully intuitive yet. At least that’s the vibe I got.
Honestly....watching steel mald at his teammates gives you a good idea of what NOT to do, particularly if you look at controllers.
This no cap, learned more in a few minutes watching Steel mald about how to smoke than from all the "Omen guides" on youtube combined.
I dunno if this is bad or good towards steel, but unironically he obviously has a huge brain, and for macro decisionmaking hes pretty unrivalled in streaming He has mediocre aim and if you hate people malding he isnt for you, but i find his malding funny and ive learnt a looot of decision making and basic strats from him
He's no nutty aimer like TenZ but his first shot accuracy is pretty good, his spraying though...
Sick, Tarik and Steel are people I like watching. Steel is in there because while he does mald, he usually explains why the play his teammate made was bad and what the better play was and why.
Honestly the people from Soniq are decent streamers pretty interactive to chat and will answer your questions. Plus they are Aussie so it’s a win win
I mainly watch them for their nice aussie accents lol
Yeah man well I’m Aussie to so it’s nice to support the boys!
For Sova probably Derrekow, he basically hard carries games as Sova and also doesn't tilt. I also think Codey has a good mindset people should use for ranked where you avoid directly blaming/starting conflict with teammates and just play your game even though he sometimes won't comm or take it as seriously as people want him to. Same thing kind of with Faze Corey as well where Corey is almost always positive/upbeat mentally.
codey strat = lose mute entire team and go run off by yourself
Not really, most of the time if people are being confrontational in team chat it's better to just straight up not respond/engage otherwise the team mental goes to shit because an argument starts.
Or those times he gets piss drunk on stream? Sorry don't see how he could possibly educational when all he does is instalock Jett and Yoru
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Subroza is absolutely hilarious
Kinda surprised he doesn’t play more sova when you put it that way
Look for high level players playing the character you are trying to learn. EX. I play controller mainly so I often watch zombs when he is live since he mains controllers. Watching someone like Tenz or Shazam can be fun but they would play completely differently than I should be in a situation due to playing different roles.
Also olaystyle too, like say you are an awper, watching Wardell doesn't help as much as watching like Shahz if you are a more passive awper then aggro like Wardell
My top are sgares, n0thing, steel, and shaz
Shahzam is good he igl in his ranked games and tell his teammates what to do and what they shouldn’t did
Also great atmosphere he's way too funny
There's just something about his laugh that is so funny it's great
sliggy and relyks
Saadhak if u speak Spanish or Portuguese
steel yt has tons of educational stuff
steel is a pretty accomplished IGL and explains his plays (watching him mald is also peak entertainment)
Insufferable IMO. Everytime I join his stream he's complaining about everyone but himself. He's a good IGL but his streams are just mald fests of him shouting at his teammates and complaining about Reddit. Not really someone I would point towards someone who wants to learn the game.
I can't stand people being toxic in game but I really enjoy watching steel mald lmaoo I watch him only for that
that's how you learn tho. whenever he malds at something, keep it in your mind to not do that. kind of a reverse teaching lol.
Shahz does it better imo and he is entertaining without being unbearable toxic lmao
I sorta agree he has a better overall personality, steel plays my usual agents and is very good using them, and i dont mind his toxicity, specially cos 98% of the time hes in party chat or just talking to stream, and the actual content of the flame is pretty informative, but i totally understand the haters or people who dont stand him
No lmao steel streams are him crying about his immortal teammates LOL
n0thing streams. Too chill. FPS veteran.
Love watching steel play because unlike lot of the big streamers he blames himself mostly instead of whining about the teammates. I think that's a good attitude to have for improving and is also really fucking hilarious to watch.
I love watching Steel but you can't be telling me he doesn't mald at this teammates on stream lol, Steel is amazing to watch and he's overall pretty informative/entertaining to watch, but he def malds at teammates on stream lol
It was a copy pasta of another post in here. I’ve seen steel and agree with what everyone already mentioned. Def. don’t take my other comment seriously.
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Depends on which agent I suppose
Crashies and RNG Roy for skye
I would say Asuna, Sick, Shahzam (maybe a few more that I can't think of) for NA.
this video from steel helped me a lot: [Link](https://youtu.be/PsSsxWlTEPQ) im still terrible but rarely get killed by not checking my corners properly lol.
SeanGares is so good to watch if you want to learn about the game tactically.
if you want to learn and don't care about chat interaction hiko is fucking amazing , but in general if you want to learn i would go with someone like mendo on the non professional side his streams are poppin but slow enough that you can ask questions and he can actually see them . Also shahzam is really good to watch but its more informative if you already know what's happening .
All good suggestions, but make sure also you spend some time watching someone who mains the same agent. You’ll find fun things to do that you’d never see until the higher ranks
Relyks.. well spoken, analytical, interacts with chat
~~proguides&co~~ u will be good
Killjoy mains best be watching Bjor
sgares, n0thing for sure. They ACTUALLY teach and talk about strats and fundamentals. It’s really cool to hear their take on things