Hey guys, hope you all are doing well. I apologize for the lack of editing in this video, kinda running low on the funds to keep funding highly edited videos atm so working with what I can. But regardless, my main goal with this video was to discuss a topic and see what ya'll think about it. Also, ik the res is weird LMAO, I play on a different res nowadays but i'll still try to get content on normal res for quality purposes in future vids If you are interested in joining a W community or get coaching to help you rank up, join the discord below
@@papapepega8018 you absolutely can. Ive played semi pro CS and played basketball at d2 level and had good performances against good d1 players. And i can confidently say that while games like CS and Valorant take similar amounts of skill, sports are way harder. To be professional at a sport you have to sink tens of thousands of hours into training the sport, and on top of that, thousands of hours in the gym. + A good diet, sleep routine and more. Sports are physical and take a toll on your body, thats why you cant train the same and its harder for sports because when training in a sport you can train for 2 hours at a time until you need rest, otherwise it wont be productive. Val and CS you can just grind 8 hours a day.
Yeah completely agreed, it's actually unfortunate I felt the need to make a video about this due to how chronically online some takes are about this subject lmao
@@HannesBeats to add on, most of the popular sports have been around the world for decades now, so competition is going to be insanely fierce.Take football(or soccer for the muricans) for example, you almost cannot make it in the top leagues unless you've started since childhood. In esports you can just simply switch bw games. However, SUSTAINING a career in esports is much more harder than irl sports.Your job involves sitting at a chair for 8 hours a day which physically fucks up your health.At least in sports, your health is already being maintained by your work.But professional gaming has none of that.Its like the landscape changes so darn quickly in esports, 1 year of that probably can equate to 4/5 years of irl sports.
It's unarguable that sports require much more physical effort, but I disagree that sports requires more dedication. Obviously as you yourself explained, both require repetitive practice, as well as rehearsing and learning new theory, but I wouldn't come to the conclusion that one requires more effort than the other. Also it is a fact that being in good shape physically greatly improves your gaming performance. Both require insane amount of effort and dedication. If you want to actually be the best of the best, the only difference between sports and esports is that sports as a whole is more physically demanding. Speaking as someone who has played and coached competitive Valorant and played soccer in the past.
Hey guys, hope you all are doing well. I apologize for the lack of editing in this video, kinda running low on the funds to keep funding highly edited videos atm so working with what I can. But regardless, my main goal with this video was to discuss a topic and see what ya'll think about it. Also, ik the res is weird LMAO, I play on a different res nowadays but i'll still try to get content on normal res for quality purposes in future vids
If you are interested in joining a W community or get coaching to help you rank up, join the discord below
looking at twitter is harder than sports.
Injuries is what makes sports 10x harder. You don’t get injured playing games 😂
W video, and yeah, sports is WAY harder, anyone who thinks otherwise has clearly never gone outside lol
I mean u cant realy compare the two at all
@@papapepega8018 you absolutely can. Ive played semi pro CS and played basketball at d2 level and had good performances against good d1 players. And i can confidently say that while games like CS and Valorant take similar amounts of skill, sports are way harder. To be professional at a sport you have to sink tens of thousands of hours into training the sport, and on top of that, thousands of hours in the gym. + A good diet, sleep routine and more. Sports are physical and take a toll on your body, thats why you cant train the same and its harder for sports because when training in a sport you can train for 2 hours at a time until you need rest, otherwise it wont be productive. Val and CS you can just grind 8 hours a day.
Yeah completely agreed, it's actually unfortunate I felt the need to make a video about this due to how chronically online some takes are about this subject lmao
@@Hacker1Easy haha fr. It was a fun video to watch though
@@HannesBeats to add on, most of the popular sports have been around the world for decades now, so competition is going to be insanely fierce.Take football(or soccer for the muricans) for example, you almost cannot make it in the top leagues unless you've started since childhood. In esports you can just simply switch bw games.
However, SUSTAINING a career in esports is much more harder than irl sports.Your job involves sitting at a chair for 8 hours a day which physically fucks up your health.At least in sports, your health is already being maintained by your work.But professional gaming has none of that.Its like the landscape changes so darn quickly in esports, 1 year of that probably can equate to 4/5 years of irl sports.
Anyone can play 8 hours a day sweating in your chair. Not many can motivate themselves to workout 12 times a week.
w video!
You are so right and I agree with you 😃💕
2:53 DAMN…
w vid
Football 🏈
Football ⚽
combat sports? no
It's unarguable that sports require much more physical effort, but I disagree that sports requires more dedication. Obviously as you yourself explained, both require repetitive practice, as well as rehearsing and learning new theory, but I wouldn't come to the conclusion that one requires more effort than the other. Also it is a fact that being in good shape physically greatly improves your gaming performance. Both require insane amount of effort and dedication. If you want to actually be the best of the best, the only difference between sports and esports is that sports as a whole is more physically demanding. Speaking as someone who has played and coached competitive Valorant and played soccer in the past.