SEN Tenz Reacts to Shroud & Alexsander's Less Crouch While Shooting & Demon1 Aim #VALORANT

thats cs movement

Doesn’t know how to explain it because he sucked at csgo. It’s a cs tech

It's definitely a play style or a preference.

Wish we could've seen shroud properly compete

just wonder, can calm shooter shoot, crazy ass movement player, maybe like flight?

Sarahcat tho

I'm only here to try to figure out what the heck this title means.

ive been doing this since release, but im still hardstuck silver even though having +1630 counted hours in valorant only with daily 30 min warmup and 2 hr aim train and im a former cs player as well
BRO I GET IMMORTALS IN MY LOBBY EVEN THOUGH I BOTTOMFRAG EVERY SINGLE GAME
the mmr system is so fked up

edit:- is it because im on 60 fps 60 hz 59 ping? is it the hardware to blame or am i the worst player in history?

I think it's more about having perfected crosshair placement rather than not moving. They just click the head consistently and only make small movements with ad and tap fire. They all basically never flick

shroud didn't play on Frankfurt servers xD

I hate this. Kind of montage then i start thinking valo is easy and when i play actual match it feels like i have worst aim

I mean tenz should know it’s basic csgo movement like learn this in mg1

*Aleksandar

Park and bark meta

"yay has a very standstill movement style" thats is one of the sentences ever... 😂

Bro shroud as counterstrafing in his DNA he is doing it without thinking about it it's insane

I think when your aims as good as shrouds (and TenZ tbf) he trusts if he stands still the advantage he gets (by being able to focus on aim purely and not having to offset his movement on his aim) is greater than the advantage the enemy gets by him being an easy, still target. Probably won’t work unless your aim is truly exceptional like shrouds

Gives me prime scream and niko vibes from cs

Shroudy has always been a calm clean aimer man.. He's mastered the art of micro-movements and raw aim.

i just die man
when i try that...

playing deathmatch like this is awesome, its a lot easier. Movement sometimes destroy you aim, like when you do kovaak, you are standing still, if you start to move, you will get less score, because you will need to microadjust everytime you move, or adjust with your movement, instead of just focus in the kill.
And when you full stop, people sometimes overaim you and need to go back the crosshair to the enemy, this kind bugs many people.

Thought it was standard to stay still and shoot or am I missing something here ?

So… make sure you stand still and shoot

Your keyboard matters quite a lot too. If you have a keyboard that uses magnetic hall effect switches, like the wooting or the flux keyboard, then your movement is going to be much more responsive. Often what trips people up is the difference in reaction speed between their keyboard hand and their mouse hand.

vid link?

i quit valorant a few months ago and have played no shooter/fps games but i wanna come back now 😭 or should i stay away

i think just because their raw aim is too good so they just stop and hit everything

All about fear,fear of death once you stop the fear you will move like that we ussually constantly move thinking it helps us stay alive but most of the time it just throws off my aim and makes me walk back in the enemy crosshair cuz they dogwater and can't be bothered to adjust

How can I move like that IT LOOKS PERFECT and I managed to do it in team deathmatch and got 15 kills with the ghost cuz of it just as TenZ said its simply perfect movement

I think the whole video can be summed up in a few words - be slow and accurate instead of fast and inaccurate. Take your time, aim first, then shoot. Use less crouching so you can reposition/strafe after each kill.

“Idk how to explain it but I do not do that” like yeah you don’t do that and you’ve won a world title

cs habits die hard i guess

The fact that even tenz is in awe means its normal. These are also highlights and he has these moments too. Nobody plays perfect all the time

"they make it look like so much easier"
well if tenz stopped jumping and swaying his mouse for no reason it'll be easier haha

Yay is good with this too

just need shroud's chair and 240hz monitor

If you're bad, do not try to replicate this.

Aproto and Alek are aim demons shesh 😮😮

Reminds me of this old ass csgo fragmovie by area called "HStory". This is a bit counterintuitive since this guy was a cheater (which he was suspected for but wasn't confirmed for a while) but nevertheless he was the direct inspiration for ScreaM's onetapping style for example. I doubt he was completely useless without cheats, his movement was ahead of its time and it's the same thing that's talked about here.

the ending perfectly explains valorant movement

ALEKSANDAR THE GOAT

The common denominator between Demon1, Yay, and Alexsander is extremely low sensitivity.

I'm not sure why it confuses people as to why his style of play is effective.

Zellsis aims the same way

They are basically trading movement for more accurate confirmed shots . Also it helps with positioning as their playstyle do not reward for more wide kills . While on the other hand tenz probably has a more chaos driven style where he finds opening and kills . Thats why all duelist whatever the level mostly shine when feikd has chaos the more unpredictability in round the more duelists shine . While stop and shoot is a rythmic gameplay

I think coming from playing many years of Counter-Strike, it's just second nature that you come to completely stop and aim for head and shoot. Even if you move the slightest while shooting, your bullets will not land 99% of the time in CS, and it's very punishing. Then once you're comfortable with that method, you can mix in with strafe and a bit movement with coming to another complete stop, aim and then shoot for head again. The only time you should be spraying is if the enemy is very close to you; otherwise, it's always better to aim for head and just shoot 1-2 bullets at a time and readjust your aim and do the same again, because it's more efficient to land 2 headshots than 5-10 body or leg shots. Not only does this method conserve your ammo, but it's more about getting your mind to calming down while taking the time to aim and shoot, instead of just shooting and relying on RNG bullets landing headshots.

Shroud also mentioned in one of his streams the reason why he uses bigger crosshair is because he doesn't need to focus as hard with his eyes and kind of just pinpoint a general area where enemy's heads are at and shoot at that direction to get a headshot; whereas if you were to use a small dot as your crosshair, sometime you can't even see where your crosshair is and you lose more time trying to focus rather than aiming and shooting.

zombs does the same thing too

I think it's like swinging towards a person and minimal cross hair placement then instinct comes in play..duno whether its true...these three go in mix.

i don't think there's something right answer because imo what he's saying is a part of the counterstrafing.
if you miss your shot after letting go the key, you would start to press A D. and let the key go.
yea that's what we called counterstrafing and alexsander is doing perfect counterstrafing.
so you can improve it by practicing just like tenz said but important thing is you have to do counterstrafing anyway. it's just a matter of the timing of starting to do counterstrafing. so there's no right answer i guess

It's called Gun-kata