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They know me from the highlights they see.
They know me from the matches they watch.
They talk about my one taps.
And I think for me, aiming is so easy.
I just go into a match, and that's it.
But my aim, it comes from more than just the game.
For me, aim, it is about precision.
This part, people don't see.
This part, it does not show up in highlights.
When I sit down to play, everything, already is a part of me.