Part of it is that he's probably comfortable with it even though PC's are far weaker than in season 1. Other reasons are thoat PCO sets the board nicely (PC or no PC), is still capable of starting a game even when weakened, and performs consistently. The higher rank you climb, the less important how "powerful" an opener becomes (unless you're really an opener main), and it is instead more important if it sets up the round in a way that beneficial for you. The other benefit is that if your opponent screws up his opener, it's likely that he'll either die or be in a very disadvantageous position.
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no clue how people play this fast but still enjoyable to watch
Thousands of hours lmao
@@TetoRisu_ i wish i put my thousands of hours into that instead of smash 😭 looks way more enjoyable to play
Was this in TL? I don’t remember this set o.o 350 vs is nice tho
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wow that was really cool
Beginner player here, how come you almost always use PC opener? It doesn't send that many lines
Part of it is that he's probably comfortable with it even though PC's are far weaker than in season 1. Other reasons are thoat PCO sets the board nicely (PC or no PC), is still capable of starting a game even when weakened, and performs consistently. The higher rank you climb, the less important how "powerful" an opener becomes (unless you're really an opener main), and it is instead more important if it sets up the round in a way that beneficial for you. The other benefit is that if your opponent screws up his opener, it's likely that he'll either die or be in a very disadvantageous position.
@@syntinel9481 Ah I see. Thanks
@syntinel9481 tru I could just wait for 5s every round and the match would be unaffected