Posted by Steve
Tuesday, September 14, 2021 5:19 AM
Good morning everyone,
I am a fairly new player to Valorant, I have around 50 hours at the game, 20 of which in competitive (if I am correct). I come from 6000 ish hours of CS:GO.
I started playing the game with no knowledge about Agents and what were the meaning behind being a Duelist or a COntroller or other. I started playing sage as I read she has a healing ability and that suits my aggressive and risky play style.
When I firstly started the competitive gamemode, I ranked silver 2 as a main Sage player. I went a lot at making teamplays before thinking on myself: reviving players, giving health to people while I needed that too. In short - a teamplayer that aims at the win before the stats.
However, I saw that a new Agent - yoru - had the ability to teleport around and literally run between enemies without being seen or heard. So I unlocked it and in my first games I kept losing. So I tried to play with Phoenix a little and I lost too
So now my question comes out obviously: does having too many duelist leads to lose regardless of anything else? Why I win more when I play Sage or Brimston, even if the kills are less? I often times cannot rely on teammates and duelist should be the type of Agent that aims only at killing. But statistically speaking I lose more when I play with one.
Thanks for reading so far - I highly appreciate any feedback or tips you can give me.
Those are my stats if you are curious https://tracker.gg/valorant/profile/riot/n0xterrrr%232050/overview?season=all
References
- https://www.reddit.com/r/VALORANT/comments/pnaqw5/does_having_too_many_duelist_leads_to_lose/
- https://reddit.com/pnaqw5
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