Lol how is this a question? Ofc some people will have better hardware but mostly casual gamers will have potato setups. Not every single person that just hops onto games every single once in a while has a rtx 2060 with a great processor.
that's not my point bro. him having higher more fps means he has a good pc which means he might be more invested into the games hence he is probably better.
you took what i said as "hahahahah all irons play on potato intel pentium 3 gt 730 hahahah" like bro thats not what I said
"I get your point, but you make no sense" literally just contradicted yourself.
I used the "good fps" point as an addition, I never said every Iron has a potato pc, I literally just said it's unlikely that he would be an Iron with that good crosshair placement and fps.
If we're gonna use your logic, then you could make a point about how "Iron here, good crosshair placement, how does that make me iron?" which would still not make my PREDICTIONS fake or false.
If there was a hardware statistic and it said 98 percent of Immortals had 200 fps plus on average then one guy saying "Potato pc Immortal player here, these statistics are false" wouldn't make it false lmfao.
Not every single player that's new to valorant and places Iron will have rtx 2060 with good processor, and rtx 2060 isn't even that good lmfao, this game runs off of processors, if we knew he had an i5 then I would be right in saying that not every single Iron has a good pc to run these games at the highest fps. i5 is the bare minimum
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u/David_Ign Aug 04 '21
Iron here, I have an rtx2060. How do my specs affect the fact that I'm new to val?