Why PRX Something Can't Miss

Analysis of how Paper Rex Something aims with super high sens and why his flicks are the best in Valorant.

#valorant

[leloMT]

Missed the joke at the start to say "This player on PRX REALLY IS something"

[janus_hoang]

I really like the aspect regarding his crosshairs placement and his quick adjustments. it reminds me heavily of the best freestyle rappers who are literally one sentence ahead of what they’re saying, constantly pushing the bar and phrase while still being incredibly diligent and impressive with the current flow

[evannnn]

For those who are wondering why he switched to a lower sens than his previous one is because its hard to rifle with pressure on high sens he said.

But I'm not complaining hes rifling has been crispy so far

[zFrizzi]

Y'all should make a video about f0rsaken, his insane aim, incredible game sense and absolute control over pretty much every agent at the highest level of play makes me consider him as an easy candidate for the best player in the world.

[azamaziz]

Forsaken's sens is also quite high, jinggg says his mouse never leaves the tope left corner of the mouse pad

[veluved]

yo dude, this little analysis made me notice something and i tried to improve my pre-aiming more rather than just trusting my raw aim. It made me climb to Silver III to Gold II, i know its not a big jump but this somehow helped me. Thank you

[synerzu]

1:40 bro that Cypher went to sleep irl

[sebaba]

Great video! Great analysis of a player. In regards of his Jett play, I admired a lot in 2023 how most Jett players seemed to be ex Chamber merchants and would be so passive with the OP and end up in many OP-saving rounds, while something would be very quick to trade/defend teammates, as soon as Jinggg or whoever ran into site he'd always run right behind them, he'd always be ready for the trade or to clear opposite angle. If you're OPing on retake and all you do is hold a straight line while your team is dying you're almost a liability and you'd be better off losing that thing than being afraid of retakes every time.

[jdude-]

1:58 he knows where reyna is she was shooting and used her eye from bridge

[IIIDzire]

Something is one of my favorite players to watch because of his style of aiming and insane flicks.

I recently played on his sens just for a while to see if I could make it work, but it’s just impossible for me.

It’s cool when you make those snappy flicks, but medium to long range fights always feel impossible to control with such a high sens. It’s very impressive how he manages to be consistent with it.

[ryanlimsunquan]

using iso’s skill in the practice range is a great way of practicing diagonal flicks

[sadhoneychilli_emilia]

This was such a well detailed beautiful analysis on your part i thoroughly enjoyed it. I've been trying to get better by copying pros to an extent- altho what's still keeping me behind is my movement- i truly loved how u explained that icebox yellow fight the subtle movements of going left and right whilst in the middle of killing those two- that's exactly what I'm looking for rn i.e how do the pros take a gun fight making minimalist adjustments (movement) that almost makes them untouchable.

[NF_Enjoyer]

I love the way that you decide on making the most forgotten yet valuable kind of content.
Your decisions are great and don't focus on the trend blindly.

[riceoverwife]

Quick correction he has played .7 until now (he recently changed sens after madrid see other comments)

[adibrahman]

the biggest awp crutch in vct madrid. super aggressive and fast af. bro is a demon in both rifling and awping.

[qrae_qrae]

I use the op on deathmatch, though I adapted it to simulate a same feeling to a Minecraft minigame called "One in the Chamber".

Basically I treat my operator with one bullet, where in if I get a kill, that bullet comes back to me. If I miss with the op, I need to use my sheriff no matter what fight am I in. If i die, that bullet also comes back to me.

[jovo]

you can also use iso with his signature ability for the vertical flicks in the range i think its a great task for muscle memory as well

[MrWhiteAnGelz]

the reality is that no one can replicate what he do playing high sens and fingertips is nearly impossible. Truly a one of a kind

[FalconGaming]

I first started srsly using the awp after seeing yay's gameplay, now that he is kinda retired, I started watching something's gameplay. and yes, I love the op

[npr]

He might be able to be more accurate if he lowered his sensitivity. But that's it, he had been playing with this kind of sensitivity for a very long time. And it is the quickness with which he is confident in his playstyle even though at times he can be seen whiffing.