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Sentinels Valorant Player SicK: “I’m Not A Fan Of 6-Man Rosters”

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7 months ago

March 30, 2021

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Hunter Mims, known as “SicK,” is a 22-year-old American former CS:GO player who had played for teams like Complexity Gaming, Chaos Esports Club, and more. Since April 2020, he has been playing Valorant for Sentinels.

After some of the organizations added the sixth player into their rosters, SicK wanted to share his thoughts about these changes by sharing a new post on his official Twitter account.

As SicK was saying that he is not a fan of 6-man rosters, he also pointed out that it creates unnecessary pressure on the players. Besides the fact that everybody fighting for a spot on the roster, Sick also mentioned that it makes the team lose direction about how they approach the game.

Here is what SicK said:

“Not a fan of 6 man rosters, feel like it just creates unnecessary pressure on players to perform. Even if nobody wants to admit it everyone is fighting for a spot on the team.

Aside from that it can easily make the team lose direction in how they want to approach the game.”

You can check out the post below.

Not a fan of 6 man rosters, feel like it just creates unnecessary pressure on players to perform. Even if nobody wants to admit it everyone is fighting for a spot on the team. Aside from that it can easily make the team lose direction in how they want to approach the game.
— Hunter Mims (@SicK_cs) March 30, 2021