Riot Games released its closed-beta version of Valorant to a group of selective streamers for testing. After a wonderful response from the gaming community, Riot Games is surely over the moon. Most streamers and content creators playing the game reacted to it positively.

Not for Tfue though, he is not at all impressed with the new game. Earlier today on Twitch he said few things which displayed his dislike towards the game. Valorant earned some negative attention due to the shutting down of drop keys. However, Tfue’s opinions were completely based on the gameplay. 

What Did He Have To Say?

Turner Tenney a.k.a Tfue earned his purple patches streaming Fortnite. Safe to say he is one of the top-grossing American streamers. While most steamers loved the game, including Shroud, Ninja, Doc etc. some of them did not take too well to this new FPS. It is difficult to say why the scenario is so, but disparity is the beauty of the gaming community.

Every time a new game comes out, we are eagerly waiting for our favorite streamers to show us some gameplay. For Tfue fans waiting on their fair share of Valorant streams, it’s going to be a long day. A couple of days ago he commented that the game was boring and for old people.

“Hit by a bow through a fucking wall, GG p*ssy” – Tfue.

Although it may seem that Tfue is absolutely disgusted with the game, he did mention a few positive things. He said, “I think it will do well“. He is not entirely writing off the game based on the first impression. We can only hope that he will come around soon enough. For someone who is known for his skills on an animated game like Fortnite, Valorant should be right up his alley. 

“Valorant’s more like a casual CS: GO. If you want to die to fucking air-strikes, go play fucking valorant. If you want to play a fucking game that actually takes fucking true skill then go play CS: GO”, his exact words. 

Only two days into the closed-beta release and we have enough controversy about a game. Nevertheless, it is too early to judge a book by its cover.