The thing is, it's hard to convince people in low elo to play double smokes. They'd rather play 4 duelist or auto lock two. Can't seem to find people who's thinking aligns with you.
While I agree playing Solo viper (and to an extent solo Harbor) is near impossible to succeed in ranked in general this was made in mind as a general guide to playing controllers and how they’re best/typically utilized. So as you move up in ranks you can understand why and how to play against controllers if they bring them out or you can utilize them in a premiere or team play setting. So in summary the guide isn’t made for low elo whatever that may be, but it’s made with high level play in mind and you are meant to absorb and understand the knowledge presented so you can “mix-and-match” the info and apply it at your will. I appreciate the comment and feel free to ask any more questions
The thing is, it's hard to convince people in low elo to play double smokes. They'd rather play 4 duelist or auto lock two. Can't seem to find people who's thinking aligns with you.
Thay'd be like, "why would u play viper on ascent?"
While I agree playing Solo viper (and to an extent solo Harbor) is near impossible to succeed in ranked in general this was made in mind as a general guide to playing controllers and how they’re best/typically utilized. So as you move up in ranks you can understand why and how to play against controllers if they bring them out or you can utilize them in a premiere or team play setting. So in summary the guide isn’t made for low elo whatever that may be, but it’s made with high level play in mind and you are meant to absorb and understand the knowledge presented so you can “mix-and-match” the info and apply it at your will. I appreciate the comment and feel free to ask any more questions