Ynk commented on Twistzz's criticism of VALORANT players

Ynk, who once headed the MIBR and FaZe Clan teams, and also known for his work in the analytics studio, commented on Twistzz's criticism of VALORANT players. The 29-year-old Serbian agreed with the position of the Canadian esportsman, describing in detail the existing difference between the scenes in CS:GO and VALORANT.

Your hatred of Twistzz is unfounded. I'm sure he was a little taken aback by the question, but he said it right. To make a lot of money in CS:GO, you need to get higher than in VALORANT. And the competition in CS is much higher. Therefore, those players took the easier path, and this is normal.

On the other hand, it is precisely because of this attitude that we see teams from poorer regions (Eastern Europe, Brazil, even the Bad News Eagles from the Balkans) now rank higher than teams from North America. These teams from poorer regions just keep their heads up and work hard, doing their best instead of complaining. While Luminosity Gaming slept together in two rooms just to have a chance to compete, 5 teams from North America wouldn't go to play the tournament due to lack of pay or whatever.

And that's not to say there aren't teams from North America that have had or have that attitude, just proportionally the number is significantly lower than in other countries and regions.

Recall that the day before, Twistzz gave an interesting interview for the Dust2 portal, in which he criticized cybersportsmen who switched to VALORANT for easy money. Immediately after the interview, part of the community condemned Twistzz for his remarks. The Canadian himself apologized, but later daps stood up for him, who detailed the reasons for the transition of many players to VALORANT