Why Does Nobody Use KBM in Rocket League?
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- Опубліковано 20 тра 2024
- In this episode of NON META, we look at why there are so few Keyboard and Mouse players in and around the professional Rocket League scene, and why it might be more socially driven than you might think.
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00:00 Intro
01:01 Some backstory
02:32 The good
03:15 The bad
05:32 Conclusion
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Gonna be uploading alittle more over the next couple months. Anything you'd like to see me cover next?
Why am I stuck in diamond and why is it almost definitely my teammates fault
Who is your favourite Magic The Gathering commander?
Im kbm, plat 3 - daimond 1 and can do some really mechy stuff
Great vid! I’ve found it interesting to watch kbm players, especially Evample and how their mechanics and play style can differ from that of controller players.
Glad you enjoyed! Freestylers are where those differences really show, always cool to see!
kbm is goated
As a KBM player, the day I learned that Evample used KBM and was pulling off the insane shots and mechanics that he does was the day that I put to rest any idea that KBM was inferior to controllers.
KBM is different, and you could argue more difficult to learn due to the more limited information regarding mechanical guides, but I don't see why you couldn't get to the very highest levels of skill if you put in the work just like anybody else.
Yo psst
Im a KBM player and i'm GC. I met quite a few KBM GC's in the european servers. I think the only real disadvantage i noticed since i started in 2016 is that i cant just take my skills to my friends house and their console becouse using a controller puts me back into diamond and im not willing to relearn everything with controller. KBM rules!
fr dude I aint wasting 1+k hours to switch to a different input.
I did switch with 1.2k hours and it was the best decision
@@swaysway9460i switched with 800 and skills transferred over pretty well. In a month I was almost as good as on kbm
@@swaysway9460 I think I’m gonna switch, I have 600 hours but like zero mechs
It’s objectively worse, you can’t hold drive while your in the air, which means you are always slower.
You talking about for example space not being jump was the first thing I changed when I started up rocket league. I changed the controls so they would be the same as in other games and ended up not needing the mouse at all.
That makes me only keyboard player. I wonder how many people did the same and what would be the demographics on that lol
Very well thought out video that takes a dive into ideas and questions I had as a keyboard player. I've always felt that my shooting was some what held back by kbm due to its lack of input. I've been playing on kbm for 2k hours and I'm more of a mechanical player. This makes it difficult for me to switch to controller. Regardless, I've been making improvements recently that have kept me optimistic for the future. No one has made a video talking about this subject so I'm glad to see it being picked up by you. Great video👍
Another absolute banger. Thank you for another great informational!
Just wanted to say that Team Secret's "Sad" plays with KBM. They got top 3 at the last RLCS LAN. it is DEFINITELY viable for pro play
Wish we would see it more!
Players like Yukeo (old rlcs pro) and example (freestyler) also play kbm. Its defo possible, but there just so many more controller players u barely see them.
@@NorthstarUK forgot to come back here, but KRU Esports Drufinho is KBM and they got top 8 on the last RLCS Major. Guess you gotta be brazilian to be good on KBM lol
I think it's worth mentioning that a huge part of the playerbase plays on console where KBM isn't really an option. And even those on PC have largely migrated after starting on console.
Great video as always though!
Another thing to consider is the dexterity and button coverage. By moving just a single digit for 360 degrees of movement, the other fingers can be more dedicated to their muscle memory inputs. The analogue level of control also makes the game feel more intuitive even if it can cause more delay, the bigger picture is that it may make it feel more 'connected' to the player. Factoring in the mouse and the 'clicky' soft nature of most mice, as well as the very sensitive nuance with movement - it can be a hard hurdle to overcome in terms of focus. We all have a fixed amount of focus at any given time which is split between our conscious and sub-conscious, which is why the less you have to 'think' about reacting to, or implementing mechanics for, the better you actually react and play. Much like learning to block in martial arts with slower motions at the early stages interspersed with quicker motions, to then having years of experience and simply 'reacting' quickly on instinct. As you rightly said, the underlying success values lie in the tactical processing and consistency of players, this is where most of ones focus ideally would be. Its also why its common to spiral on a losing streak when overthinking mistakes.
I learned to play with a controller to begin with, then I re-trained around Plat/Diamond to hold the controller with four fingers on each shoulder button. Developed literal hand cramps at first. But this allowed me to do more with less and I jumped up mechanically and reactively. this was despite playing with just two fingers on the shoulder buttons all my life for other games (well controllers didn't even have shoulder buttons when I was a kid! Looking at you Master System/Amstrad).
As always, your videos are the type of analysis I subscribed for! Keep up the good work man!
Lol I noticed this same limitation for controller. I considered switching to 4 fingers in the triggers but it just feels weird to me cuz I have 15,000 hours of controller experience never doing that. So I instead switcher my right thumb grip from always being on A/X (only 1 button) to on both A/X and X/Square. My mechanics-especially flip resets, wave dashes, and air rolling while in the air is way cleaner now.
So I switched my controls to this:
Left Stick: Accelerate, reverse, air roll left.
LB/L1: Air roll/powerslide
RB/R1: Boost
X/Square: Jump
A/X: Air roll right
Y/Triangle: Ball cam
LT/L2: Rumble
You consistently upload impressive quality content, I don't understand how you don't have at least 50k subs by now
nice informative video ! im a kbm player and i thought i have to switch but now 1300 hrs into the game and c2 in 3s and gc tournament winner i will double think if i reallly make the switch
As someone who plays on both very well and is able to freestyle decently on kbm. I do like the tactile feeling more on controller. However KBM although difficult to master once you get it working you can pull off the and I mean Absolutely craziest mechanics this game has to offer.
can you directional air roll? im on kbm too, and not being able to directional air roll on it is my biggest limiter
@@qvxa wdym unable to DAR, you should be able to bind it from the settings. I'm on kbm and got both of 'em but use right mostly when coming off from the right wall or doing a breezi flick.
@@qvxa it is key biding to Q and E (left, and right, respectively)
@@qvxa I bind dar to mouse buttons
im gc1 with kbm and yes u can directional airroll@@qvxa
Other than there being mechanics in rl that are impossible, and/or at the very least increadibly hard to do in comparasen... it was a very good video. gj man! :D
directional air roll aerials are painful joint-wise for me on kbm, otherwise I'd happily switch over to avoid the issues I have with longevity on controllers, RL is basically the only thing I play on controller
Rebind, I have mine on my side mouse buttons. If you don't have those, consider just like... C and V and do it with your thumb since you probably won't be rapidly switching the camera while needing to use directional air roll.
@@durgons749 I mean the actual WASD movements during the rolls, I have super comfy binds for the air rolls themselves
@@mothfemale how do directional air roll aerials differ in WASD movement as opposed to the rest of the game using WASD controls?
Lol meanwhile I play on kbm and I find it difficult for my brain to comprehend air roll on controller
I’m a KBM player but recently I’ve been only using controller in casual to get practice out of it and then eventually I’ll go full controller. My skills in KBM did not transfer well onto controller so it’s like I’m starting fresh
same here I've found that it feels like even my current casual mmr is too high to even practice controller as most of my opponents can treat me like I'm only silver. while on kbm I can easily out do them with little effort.
@@ZUnknownFox How'd your guys switch go, still on controller?
As a KBM player, without a doubt the hardest thing is striking accuracy. Being limited in flipping directionality is rough.
yeah and dribbling/flicks
for me the hardest part is coming to a full stop/slowing down and aerial control
@@ZUnknownFox for some resaon aerial control is esaier for me
@@winz319 as a d3 that plays on kbm this is the only thing I can do that is flashy
@@jdonl6024 same but i can stall reset and stuff, i'm c2-3
I'm a keyboard player because I've simply never liked controllers. While I immediately reckoned controller would be "better", I just have infinitely more muscle memory on a keyboard. I remember purchasing a controller for For Honor and ending up playing keyboard and mouse anyway. However, while I still think controller is technically better due to the octodirectional limitation of keyboard, the notion that you would be capped due to playing keyboard is ridiculous. Practically no one is good enough to utilize the additional finesse. This is evident in the freestyle scene, where you'd think people wanted the most control possible.
played since alpha and spent about 1300 hours KBM, that was the first time i considered switching. After trying to commit to the switch for a few weeks i realized controller is so much more precise (Specifically easy to be precise compared to KBM) that after all i had learned, i would fundamentally need to re learn how to play the entire game, because every time i moved forward in KBM it was full power, every button press was. It was S or S D , Not a true 38% diagonal. Over time i had learned to have proper timing with KBM controls. And now im more than confident traveling into a new season with controller players. KBM i agree would be way harder to learn for a controller player, But as is with controller has hidden advantages that only become clear when you reach a higher level.
I personally love kbm. I don't know why, but it has me intrigued. I can't understand using the controller as much as I've tried. It's probably due to me starting off using kbm in the beginning. I've put in the time and effort to learn mechanics and stuff, and in a month worth of putting in the time I became c1 from plat 3. (super proud of btw hehe). Props to those who use controller tho. But much love to kbm players!!!!!
Very duable. I was ssl until season 7 when I quit. Enough grinding and studying game strategies will get you far.
Torsos and Yukeo are the only 2 pros who I can even remember making any significant waves in the pro scene. Ofc there's others, but those 2 stand out way above them as being actually notable
As for Torsos I agree but Yukeo right now is not even on a team even If it was on SK back some time ago rn we can't say he's at a good level either based from his current position and results
@@alhuachi7614 thats not what he said tho he said those two made an impact at some point and id argue winning rlcs season 9 can definetly be counted as an impact.
Pretty sure one of the players on Team Secret is a KBM player
@@TronicX yep, Sad is a KBM player.
@@heisen1815 oh interesting...
as a controller player back in 2018 that stopped playing and came back as a kbm player in 2020 i found it really easy to pick up the game again and now being gc 1 in 1's i havent had any issues
Need more views, your content is so well made
Very cool video😎
i play kbm i found out there is another flip direction we can do that no one talk about, you can flip in a direction beetween side and diagonal flip by pressing diagonal flip input + directional airroll for the side you want to flip. For example: if you want to do this flip to the left you use a,w,q, and w,d,e for the right
Keyboard and mouse players can’t do everything controller players can. For example they can only get 45 degree speed flips which is not the optimal angle. They also cannot utilize dynamic air roll which is a fairly new concept that zen has used which requires putting your directional air roll bind on a trigger instead of a bumper/button. It allows you to change the speed of your directional air roll.
Very true! I suppose it depends on how specific you want to be.
@@NorthstarUK Yeah the things I mentioned are minor inconveniences at best. As a kbm player myself I have been able to climb to gc1 and don’t feel held back at all
Honestly gradual airroll isn't really that useful I've tried with and without it and it only slightly helps with freestyling, I tried it using my analogue keyboard
Hall effect keyboards are newer to the scene and can allow for analog inputs for switches, just a thought.
I'm a kbm gc2, started on controller and put about 100 hours on controller but switched to keyboard because I've never used a controller in my life and it just felt more comfortable playing rl on a kbm rather than controller, I currently have 2.5k hours on kbm and I don't regret my switch from controller to kbm at all
2.5k and gc how?
@@z3rosharkyt wdym how?
was the same for me, 1.5 k hours and at gc1 rn, thinking about making a switch tho
Have you heard of the wooting 60HE keyboard? It has analog input and would be interesting to see if it’s good for rocket league or not
I have the old wooting one with the same feature and it definitely does improve control
have you considered analog keyboards? They use pressure sensitive keys instead of a simple pressed or not pressed system. Would something like that technically be more viable, since you have analog control for both air roll left and right, as well as movement? Might be something worth looking into.
I have seen them quite a few times! Interesting topic. It probably would be interesting to see someone bridge that mechanical gap with one, since technically it would be possible to do so.
I've played with an analog keyboard for years, and after switching back to non analog, I can tell it definitely gives you that edge in control that you don't usually have with normal kbm, such as more precise air roll and flips.
I'm a high GC/ low SSL with KBM. I found that the most annoying difference is that you don't have a way to look around like you can with the right stick of a controller. I have set two buttons to look left and right but as with all things on KBM it is a binary input, meaning i can't just slightly look to the side. To be able to look up and down i'd need two more hotkeys which is just not viable. Great video btw!
Ye I agree id say that is probably the biggest practical disadvantage especially in 1v1
Setup angles and timing. Precisely. Plus positioning, since there are certain moves you can't do with KBM.
I've been playing on pc on kbm since the game launched, and had several attempts to migrate to controller with no luck(about 6 times). Playing with a controller takes me back at least 3 ranks and i don't feel comfortable using it. Car does feel smoother but also feels slower. At this point kbm controls are burned into my brain and no chance getting rid of them.
kbm just started playing a month ago, only d2 really not sure if i should switch, specially because i never had a controller
See you in a month 💀
Shut
I'm a actually just a keyboard player I don't plat with mouse but just a keyboard but hey I managed to reach gc twice and almost three times , I think its all about training really perhaps controller has an advantage but by the end of the day there are ssl who play on keyboard and mouse
air rolling with dynamic input (lightly pressing trigger to air roll slower) is a mechanic keyboard cant perform. I am also less than 50 hours in RL and play keyboard, but if I'm wrong tell me how as to me this was recently discovered for a lot of players from Thanovics video on zen. Also any tips for air rolling on KBM would be nice
As someone whos never owned a console playing games with controllers were never my thing so I kept playing on kbm and honestly as a casual player ive reached champ and can do basic mechs like flip resets im pretty happy with where i am
I think it would be more interesting if more pros used Kbm because the general changes in play style that you see between the two styles would lead to more variety within the scene
Now add wooting/analog keyboards. Faster, analog precision, yet keyboard precision and speed. It's weird how that hasn't been covered more in RL context.
its sad we still dont have THE go to RL controller. thrustmaster ones come close... but still price + issues
Me: reads title
"Guess I really am a nobody"
also me: Reached Champ 1 on kbm.
As a kbm user the thought of using a a controller is foreign to me but I probably understand since most people started playing rl via console.
as a 1700 kbm player its cool to see other peoples prespectives
in what mode + whats ur rl tracker? im also on kbm im just curious
Im a KBM player. I always thought I was limited but now I know I can do everything the same as controller.
Im a kbm c1-c2 player and I could say everything possible if you put time and effort cause with kbm you have over thousands of layouts you can do with kbm and I have tried controller and the lack of buttons there is, it takes time to make a long run controls and layout (no hate on controller but I rather stick to kbm)
I'm a kbm player and I have never owned or really played console my whole life, and for the past week or so I have been at my cousin's house and playing rl on their xbox, and I for the life of me cannot wrap my head around the controls. I am probably about gold 2 or 3 on console just because of game sense and positioning. So that's why don't intend on switching to controller I'm too used to kbm (not that that's a bad thing). And also the game trackmania is a racing game and I'm pretty sure is mostly kbm dominated, id say at least 70% is kbm.
Yes if youre new player, its a good decision swiching to controler, but if you already spend 1000+ hours with KBM like me, dont do it. It will cost u almost the half of ur hours. Yes, you already know the mechanics and the movement of the car, but it will cost you a lot of waisted time only switching to controler... so be careful if you choose to. Thats what im gonna say for this question, have a good day!
I play keyboard because I don’t have a controller, we are not the same
Im a KBM player and i use shift to airroll i was c2 when i last played and even tho im on keyboard im still able to hit flip resets, air dribbles and flicks. Evample is an example of keyboard gameplay.
As a keyboard player I can tell you the only thing that prevents us from doing as well as controller...
We're not able to adjust input lag with mouse and keyboard. Like you said, it's all or nothing.
But wait, you say! There is a setting that allows delay on keypress! 0.10 0.15 0.20! YOU HAVE IT KEYBOARD PLAYER?! What you talk'n about?
And you're correct. We do have that but guess what? We don't want to be slowed down while driving with our wheels are on the ground. We still want our left and right to be fast. And by adjusting the input delay you do allow for better control in the air but now you're slower on the ground.
The fix?
Simple. Give keyboard players an AIR keyboard press delay and a GROUND keyboard press delay.
And that's the main difference.
Controllers can adjust air sensitivity independently from ground movement where as K&M players can not (without jacking up their ground game).
I gotta say as a KBM player who reached GC. I'd recommend to use controller but I switched once and played like a silver so I never left my KBM again
Personally I'm a kbm player who has been hard stuck Champ 1 for 9 months now. I think people just use switching from kbm as an excuse for the roadblock. For me I know it's not my mechanics bc my Xbox account (I have 15 hours on controller) is the exact same rank as my kbm account ( 1.6K hours), granted I get considerably less fps on my kbm account (40 max) so that is probably a main factor, but game sense is also a huge factor. All in all I think people shouldn't be so quick to find a reason for their slump or being hardstuck, if they have decent mechanics, it is their game sense holding them back.
A new problem arrives for keyboard though as zen air roll left setting allowing from dynamic airroll by binding it to the l2 trigger on controller is not possible on keyboard as you said keyboard can't does not have analog sensitivity its all or nothing which makes this new bind literally impossible for keyboard as the trigger on a controler can be pressed lighted in order to airroll slower which improves control and can provide better light touches its a level of control keyboard players will never be able to reach because of that fact and if it becomes the meta as predicted keyboards may become completely non viable at a high level which sucks for the skilled kbm players out there
i peaked gc2 on kbm, so i think theres a chance others can be pro if even im able to get to an alright rank
as a kbm user, I find that after all my other games that ive played, I find that kbm gives way more control and im way more comfortable w it
I swear mkb’s movements don’t lose as much momentum as joystick movements? Or that ground dribbling is mbk’s strong point where areal play is more controller suited?? Idk
2:00 Because of what is said before this, it makes it sound like kbm is limited to 8 dodge directions. Which is true, but so is the controller.
I have a friend who wanted to switch from controller to keyboard because and I destroyed him in a 1v1 multiple times and I play on kbm. He switched back to controller within half an hour
I've played Rocket League since 2015 and I could neve change to controller. The movement is very weird to me especially in aerials.
I came back to the game about a month ago, using quite crappy controller and lanuching epic games launcher via steam and launchung rocket league from that just to get controller working because wasn't here before f2p, so I'm pretty sure most f2p players use this method to play with non xbox controller to feel like they have a more fair chance in ranked.
You forgot to mention that the prequel to rl, SARP, was only on console hense why a lot of pros who started on sarp stuck with controller for obvious reasons
KBM GC2 here. It's definitley possible. I play basically every game out there with KBM just cuz I don't really like controller. Never got used to using one. Rocket League is a bit weird playing on keyboard but definitely doable. While precision and such is definitely harder, I actually find most mechanics way easier on KBM. However, that does depend on the player itself tho I guess. I would say it's harder to learn certain mechanics but easier to master them imo. Still, would I recommend playing on KBM? Probably not. Is it possible to achieve higher ranks with KBM? Absolutely.
Yes non meta is back baby let's gooooooooooo
Honestly I have over 4k+ hours on kbm i dont feel like spending more time relearning my input i get that controller is better but it would be way faster if I kept my input, also the minority of kbm usually comes from players who primarily play on console and migrate over to pc.
lets go
I started the r/rocketleaguekbm subreddit - we got a proud 35 members 😭
the meta summary: dominus, octane and fennec default, nothing more
yukeo, henko, evample all kbm they didnt switch and climbed the top, so in my opinion you can stick or shouldn't blame the controls
Kbm lacks in control in precision when compared, one way to overcome that difference might be to give the ability to bind multiple aspects of control to a single button, like i have a button that does jump, one that does boost, one tilts my car backwards, but i would also like a 3rd that does jump, boost and tilting backwards all at the same time
This way it would be good use of the hving so many keys in front of you most of which do nothing
(Try not dissect my example please lol , it is just there to explain, ik it's bad)
oh you can make a button for that if you go into your rocket league files its completly possible i have jump on space and on rmb
as the other commentor said, u can go into the control files of rl, and do as many different bindings u want, just look up a yt tutorial, its dont in like 30 secs, i have only yet done jump to roll wheel down as a second jump binding, which makes chaindashes a free new mechanic for me, which u now dont even need to practise
I’m kbm but i’d never consider switching. GC and my mechanics are fine i think my game sense is holding me back
lets gooo
Let's gooooooooooo
The game is fixed with inline algorithms, the main source of this fix is based on the algorithms which determine your playability whilst online, using the conventions of CSTS (Continuous Sim Time Scaling) and STS (Sim Time Scaling) which determine, and predict key presses within the game. They say this is to control the network latency but in fact, the control of key inputs and registry of these inputs are solely in the discretion of the server and its algorithm. This why only a small percentage of players ever reach SSL and majority of players hang between the Plat, Diamond ranges. The game has been specifically designs to only allow a certain percentage of players to become SSL, Grand Champion, etc keep the majority within the middle tiers for extra income and Hugh revenue profits. Now, nobody would play the game, if all players reach SSL, this is their strategy and this why, you lose games and your rank changes dramatically, unless you're a select few within the Top Tier, of GC3 or SSL.
Can you elaborate more on this? I sort of dont understand what you're saying. Youre saying the game messes with me as i rank up ? and its harder to rank up? Not just simply facing better opponents but also fighting some network BS? no way right?
i knew it, the earth is flat!!
4:42 I'm a tad confused, why would that be an issue? Do people learn the inputs instead of the actual steps to perform a mechanic?
With alittle perseverance you could just emulate the steps in a controller guide to get the desired outcome. I've done that many times for many mechanics. But that's just another barrier between you and understanding the mechanic that a controller player doesn't have. It's a sort of alienation that pushes players away from KBM in the long run.
A lot of air roll guides involve some degree of moving the stick gradually from one location to another, whereas a keyboard player will have to adapt that into some degree of, for example, WD-D-SD, which is both less intuitive and also a three step process instead of a gradual process.
@@NorthstarUK I'm a gc kbm player and have no problem translating controller inputs to kbm
I cant do a breezy on kbm ::(
There's a setting for kbm to fix that "all or nothing".
I am a keyboard player with less than 150 hours and im c3, its just a matter of consistency and hard work 💪
bro calls 150 hours hard work lmao, but great job man, if this is not a troll message, cheers
kbm simply will always be worse in RL simply bc in a competitve environment u 1. sometimes need the slight adjustments of a stick but 2. mainly its super important to look around u freely with the right stick which u cant do with kbm
I use kbm. I have never tuched a controler. I bought one anyways and like expected i hate it. Kbm or controler is to mi, just a chois. Both have advantages and disatvantages.
I mean freestilers have prooved that u can perform meccanics with kbm. And pros like Torsos have prooved that u can be pro with kbm. So the fact that almost no one is playing with kbm, ist just coz its not popular. Everyone waches a pro play and see they use controler, so they do it too. If for some reason the oposite is true then controler would not be popular. The biggest problem like illustrated in the video is accuracy, but also that is not too hard to overcome. All u have to do is know how to position and time it and u got to be good a taping yea. Its just different to controler, realy. Thats mi opinion. But nice vid and acurate description.
As a c1 kbm player, if you started with kbm its pretty easy, you just have to get good keybinds en senstivity
It’s still objectively worse regardless of your keybinds
lmao I just use default controls
yeah same, rn just trying to rebuild my left hand muscle memory to learn some airroll and speedflips n stuff, if u look at the top kbm players they use default layouts, just a grind
I use a Thrustmaster 16000 hotas
unfortunately the only player really in rlcs anymore with kbm is torsos. Fruity reitred, Yukeo seems to be close to fading out, stake is relevant on twitch but hasn't been showing any results in the grand scheme, zenoulous is trying to stay relevant in oceania, but pretty much kbm is wiped from the rlcs scene...except for LCT on gamin gladiators but they get knocked out pretty quick. Doubt we'll ever see a kbm player pop off on levels like zen
I am kbm and have quit the game myself. Still some good kbm players out there not in the pro scene dough like 2Fast
I'm a keyboard player, also Diamond 1
I use KBM and i am GC with over 6000 hours but it s very hard sometimes
using controller is cringe for me, cause literally all of my life I play with kb and mouse literally since I was a kid I played csgo and stuff.. rn I'm c1 in kb and mouse and it took me to reach it in 300hours
I use,
No worries brothers, It has been said right there. ;)
Noob player here, I mostly play on controller but whenever I use KBM it just feels easier, like I dont have to be so anal about where my stick is and more of "did I hit the button long enough" which is like 80% of my struggles
I use it
It has more keybinds bro
Ngl i thought keyboard players were as rare as champs
I actually like kbm more I don’t see any set backs
me who use keyboard because i don't have controller that can connect to my computer
i do i hit gc2 :D
Figuring games are dominated by fight sticks, a simplified keyboard. Unless you're a Smash player.
I use
I DO
im a kbm player and im hardstuck champ 2, i just cant get past that rank
work on ur decision making, as a gc1 i can tell u in c1 c2 most players make bad decisions, i have barely any mechanics than beeing fast and a strong shooter, i just commit when i have to and force opponents to make mistakes sometimes i play in c1 c2 lobbies with my friends on eu, most of the times it just feels like they outplay themselves with overcommits and bad positioning
1k hours with kbm and ive peaked gc1 twice
Finally here early
I think we'll be seeing a few more KBM players with the adoption of the Wooting 60HE.
What's that?
@@dwrink9 Assuming a 60% keyboard with analog keys?
Haha idk bout dat one but it would be interesting to see