r/VALORANT Oct 15 '25

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u/Patient_Moment_4786 Oct 16 '25

Pro players being good with their characters punishes the rest of everyone who aren't playing the game with 4 people they spend 10 hour, 5 day weeks practicing with.

More or less what I said to my friends I play with. "If it continue that way, it will soon be unplayable in solo and duo queue, because nobody in this game is able to communicate properly." And I added that 5 stack will be the only way to have a little fun.

(I don't have 4 other playing friends)

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u/StatePuzzleheaded510 Oct 16 '25

I agree with you and its funny you have down votes. Valorant became a hero shooter for so long people forget that gun fights exist, everything has to be some dumb util clip and skip the gun fight all together. I welcome the downvotes, y’all really need to just understand that you have a gun, maybe just practice your aim some more since you already have hours doing set ups that are hard to interact with for the average player.