Virtus. pro have been in a sour uphill struggle against rapidly-adapting opposing rosters for awhile right now, and the losses have been piling up.
Wiktor ‘TaZ’ Wojtas of the group, in a recent video, talked about how the group is adapting for their undoubted issues.
Virtus. pro is quite known for keeping their roster together. While this is something that is respected by fans and the Cheap CSGO Skins gaming community generally, it’s not enough.
Oneness, camaraderie – they are all very well. However the CS: GO universe is very competitive, as well as everything must translate into results.
TaZ says Virtus. pro is doing fine…
TaZ believes that a lot of the criticism of the team is exaggerated. After all, they still remain a combination of some of Poland’s top players. TaZ believes that small changes and adjustments within the team will allow the team to better their performances drastically.
But with massively skilled rosters now being put together almost every 30 days in the CS: GO universe, that may no longer be enough.
After all, if a team goes into combat against a group that’s very much much more skilled, ultimately, no matter their tactics or Csgo skins for sale teamwork, they are going to drop in the dust.
So what could Virtus. pro improve?
We’re NOT REALLY going to suggest altering the roster right here.
Everyone has already recommended that, from CS: GO analysts to fans. But Virtus. pro have a various philosophy from the norm. I’ll put it within the exact words associated with Pasha…
“WE HAPPEN TO BE DOING THE SAME THING WITH REGARD TO 10 YEARS, WE ARE A BIG FAMILY.
IT IS NOT ONLY ABOUT RESULTS AND CASH.
LIFE IS SHORT, AND IT IS VERY GOOD TO HAVE FRIENDS ON YOUR TEAM. ”
Improving Skill Models
The team is the best in their country. Sure, they could exercise hard, and put the skill quotient still higher. But other teams are performing it same. It’s great to practice skills, but there’s that old saying about the ‘fastest draw in the West’.
Someday, no matter how great you are, you meet someone a bit much better.
What we’re attempting to say here is that there’s a restrict to how much exercise can push upward a team’s ability quotient.
Still, putting in a LOT of practice is bound to give results.
We have heard legends associated with Chinese Esports teams that practice 15 hours a day! As well as who only count game play as ‘practice’ if all the team members are physically within the same room.
That may seem to be going crazy.
But if a group wants to dominate the global rankings without changing their roster, then they’re likely to have to do everything it requires.
Evolving Tactics
Techniques in a constantly-evolving CS: GO universe tend to be something that need to be worked on all the time.
In his current video TaZ goes on the record stating that the team does not need to work on tactics. That they don’t require ‘bootcamps’.
We argue.
Whatever tactics one team evolves, another team observes. As well as develops counter-tactics to.
Perhaps the reason that Virtus. pro will go under so often when faced with top-tier teams is that those teams already have counters to Virtus. pro’s tactics.
And Virtus. pro isn’t evolving new ones.
Of course , tactics don’t always help against a group with a much higher ability quotient. But that doesn’t mean they shouldn’t be continuously evolving.
Just look at Astralis.
They’re always thinking, always evolving. Sure, they may be plowed under by teams like FaZe. But they often dominate against other teams.
Improving Team Play
This is a definite possibility for Virtus. pro -- not because their team-play is necessarily lacking, but because excellent team-play is one area wherever many teams tend to be weak, with each ‘alpha’ player on a team pulling in his own particular direction.
Sure, there are checks as well as balances, team frontrunners and coaches, but the simple fact is that a team with strong team-work has a definite advantage.
If Virtus. pro can get their team moving just like a lethal, well-oiled machine, they might mow a path to the top five or six teams in the world.
