Sean Gares shares why yay underperformed in first game with Disguised

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Jaccob ‘yay’ Whiteaker made his return to skilled play with Disguised within the North American Challengers league in a disappointing loss to Oxygen Esports. Sean Gares defined why he thinks yay underperformed in his first match again.

The previous Cloud9 and OpTic Gaming star Valorant participant yay made his return to skilled play on April 20 as Disguised took on Oxygen Esports within the NA Challengers league Cut up 2. His new squad was swept 2-0 with one map trying lopsided within the favor of Oxygen and the opposite going to time beyond regulation in an Oxygen comeback.

In his first map again since taking part in with Cloud9 at VCT LOCK//IN, yay solely recorded seven kills and put up 16 deaths. Former 100 Thieves Valorant head coach turned content material creator Sean Gares co-streamed the match and shared why he thought yay appeared rusty in his first match again.

“I simply assume just like the timing, to be sincere, between these two [Joshua ‘steel’ Nissan and Amgalan ‘Genghsta’ Nemekhbayar] and yay was actually lacking in lots of these hits,” Gares mentioned.

Sean Gares offers his tackle yay’s return with Disguised

Gares pointed to some rounds wherein yay, as Jett, was put in “unwinnable” conditions attributable to a scarcity of coordination together with his teammates’ utility. Each metal and Genghsta had been on Initiators on the primary map, Haven, and didn’t look drilled within the timings that yay needed to take or hit bursts onto the spike websites.