Valorant Guide - INSANELY STRONG SIMPLE RANKED TIP - Defensive Fundamentals - Reactive Play
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- In this video I share my most important ranked defensive tip with all of you. The goal of doing this is to train us to be anticipatory thinkers instead of reactive ones. If we can plan ahead and prepare for the most common situations in game, we often can put ourselves in great positions to counter our enemies play and rotate in time to support our teammates on the other site. I hope this ranked tip helps you guys rank up, start actively thinking outside of the server and prepare yourself for battle when you enter your ranked games!
0:00 Start
0:01 Overview
0:56 Private Coaching
1:37 What is reactive play?
2:20 Identifying common plays for the enemy
4:49 Let the other team tell you what you need to do - importance of anticipation
6:22 What is the worst possible outcome? Plan for this first
6:55 Communicating your plan to your site partner
7:37 Important Ranked Tip - Anticipation vs. Reaction
8:26 What I've learned from private sessions
9:23 Build your playbooks for reactive defensive play
oh cwap we got the all caps in the title now
lmfaooo
your timing with these vids is immaculate
Seems like late night vids hit harder with the algorithm so that's what I've been pushing out haha! thanks for watching!
been watching since a month ago, surprised your channel isnt growing like crazy right now.
thanks for the love, hoping it starts taking off soon! I appreciate you all watching and sharing!
Solid work keep it up man. One day you will look back on this channel as it soars to over 100k subscribers. Never give up!
I appreciate that! Will keep the grind going!
great vid bro, we see the effort you put in🙏🏽 keep going brotha💜
Hey Vapen, Love the vids man, just a suggestion, but I think you should try to sync your map breakdowns in chronological order with the premier maps just to maximize potential viewers!
Thanks for the suggestion! Definitely would do that if it was a full map breakdown, was just using ascent as an example because it’s imo the most clear one to understand when it comes to this concept. Ty for watching!
Would really appreciate a Leo vod review (similar to your aspas one) and how he finds value throughout the round! Currently teaching myself initiator for my friend group and your OG initiator vid has been by far the most helpful. How to set teammates up, positioning, aggression, and greeding util are all things I'd love to learn about in the context of a pro vod. From Leo in particular, how has he managed to find so much success over such a long period? How does he stay so consistent? How does he manage to save so many rounds? Thanks! Keep up the great vids.
Will look into this and work on getting something out in the coming weeks! Especially if he pops off in Shanghai!
@@vapenfps Cheers!
Let's make this video pop
Since your vids are shorter now maybe Just Show one round of any Player using this pattern
would love to see this elaborated on by map or agent at some point
Will include in agent specific guides going forward!
You mentioned that a big agentpool helped you alot though many other coaches say to only play few agents. As i ve come to high immortal and radiants in my lobbies i ve noticed that more people fill(or just play meta comps in general). So idk if i should maybe extend my agent pool
generally the higher you go the more you'll have to fill so honestly it's not a bad idea to start branching out a bit!
Okay 🎉
asking just because. You can be ready for what could happen on the site you are, but what if you guess the site wrong and you gotta play retake every time? i either instant rotate or lurk from behind but still lose many rounds without having a lot of impact
if teams are just hard hitting A or B then you can play 1-3-1 and rotate wherever they throw util at the start of the round. Not a perfect fix but it works a lot of the time
i have 70%+ winrate on raze but i rarely use duelist since im scared to not be able to pull off the kills expected from a duelist and id rather try to carry as a sentinel to avoid disappointment if i dont frag as much. should i try to main duelist?
You should rethink what the duelist does. Your job first and foremost is to clear angles for your team with your utility and create space. By doing that, you either get the first kill while doing so or you get traded instantly. Don’t have the mindset when you play duelist you gotta drop 20 kills every match. You’re the tip of the spear. Clear angles, create space and you kill/get traded. Good luck
this is correct