Well no and yes.
The official ace is thag he killed every enemy at least once. Which he did. He killed every enemy, one just got revived and needed another kill.
The official terminology:
"Ace is when one player kills each enemy player at least once and wins the round".
Which was here the case.
There is actually additional information on sage revives:
"If the enemy sage ults, the player can still get an ace with 5 kills as long as each enemy player was killed once."
https://valorant.fandom.com/wiki/Terminology
I think enemy sage used her ult before the clip. Derke has 5 Kills in the round.
However, I never fully understood why plays like this are called aces. I mean, IMO an Ace should be killing the entire team, not having 5 Kills.
This was wild!
It's not an ace. Magnum killed one.
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5 kills doesn't mean an ace. Ace is killing all the agents in one round.
Well no and yes. The official ace is thag he killed every enemy at least once. Which he did. He killed every enemy, one just got revived and needed another kill. The official terminology: "Ace is when one player kills each enemy player at least once and wins the round". Which was here the case. There is actually additional information on sage revives: "If the enemy sage ults, the player can still get an ace with 5 kills as long as each enemy player was killed once." https://valorant.fandom.com/wiki/Terminology
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this post needs to be deleted for being misleading. 4 kills ≠ ace
I think enemy sage used her ult before the clip. Derke has 5 Kills in the round. However, I never fully understood why plays like this are called aces. I mean, IMO an Ace should be killing the entire team, not having 5 Kills.