Stewie2k revealed the key difference between tier-1 players in VALORANT and CS:GO

Yesterday, on his live broadcast on Twitch, the former player of Team Liquid, Jacky Stewie2k Yip, mentioned the reason why it is much more difficult for players of Counter-Strike: Global Offensive to keep themselves in shape than for players from VALORANT.

Quote from Stewi2k:

Being a pro player in VALORANT is much easier than in CS:GO. You don't need to travel anywhere, and you don't need to play the game a lot.

During my short time in VALORANT, I made the team with swag for a couple of qualifiers. I realized that pro players there don't pay as much attention to the game as pro players do in CS. The training of tier-1 players in CS:GO is unrealistically more complicated than the training of players in tier-1 VALORANT

Let us remind you that earlier, on July 18, 2022, the American athlete announced his intention to continue his career in the "killer of CS:GO." Immediately after that, he was signed by the Evil Genius team.

Stewie2k, one of North America's leading esports players, attracts lots of attention with his impressive gaming resume. During his impressive 25-year career, he managed to conquer the peaks in the lineup of such teams as Cloud9, SK Gaming, MIBR, Team Liquid, and Evil Geniuses. In his baggage are the titles of the winner of ELEAGUE Major: Boston 2018, ZOTAC Cup Masters 2018, Intel Extreme Masters XIV - Sydney, ESL Pro League Season 9 - Finals, and BLAST Pro Series: Los Angeles 2019, as well as the prestigious Intel Grand Slam Season 2.

However, in the spring of this year, Stewie2K decided to leave Evil Geniuses and open a new chapter as a content creator at VALORANT. In the following months, this 25-year-old American decided to test his strength in the game from Riot Games, competing in commercial tournaments and championships. This move sparked huge interest in the community, and fans eagerly awaited him in a new role.