xQc makes wild VALORANT claim during Shroud’s pro debut that fans are sure to disagree with
"I'm just going to say it like it is."
Twitch king Felix xQc Lengyel was one of many who tuned in to watch Michael Shroud Grzesieks pro VALORANT debut for Sentinels at the North America Last Chance Qualifier on Aug. 4, which ended in a loss.
Shroud didnt seem rusty at all, though. He looked impressive throughout the series and even pulled off some highlight reel moments, which his teammate Tyson TenZ Ngo promised he would.
Still, the juicer warlord wasnt impressed. He popped up in the streams chat and claimed he could do it better. Im just going to say it like it is. I dont miss OP shots, he said. Havent missed ever. I would clap these noobs!
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As a former Overwatch pro named 2017 Overwatch World Cup MVP, he knows a thing or two about what it takes to thrive at the tippy top of a competitive shooter.
However, it would be a stretch to say VALORANT is his jam. The uproarious star has streamed it for less than 40 hours in 2022 and around 300 hours in total since the Riot Games title was released in June 2020.
Shroud, on the other hand, has streamed it for more than a thousand hoursthe second most of any game in his channels history, and he had a five-year stint as a CS:GO pro.
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xQc is never short on confidence, though. His comments were probably made in jest, but theres a good chance hed back himself for being up to the task if he puts in the time and effort.
However, itd be a long shot for that to happen, considering how little he streams the game and how dedicated he is to streamingwhich is why hes always in contention for being the most-watched Twitch streamer on the platform.