-Nobody mentioned anything about your personal skill.
-NBK's tweet is irrelevant to Bodyy's performance
-Statistics have already proven that he is the 8th best French/Belgian player at the minute (although I don't know why you mentioned this again because you say statistics mean nothing - so you're contradicting yourself again.
-There are also many negative posts about Bodyy on your HLTV post:
"He's too inconsistent"
"Sorry but RPK is better"
"I think he's quite bad, he does have big games but there are better players in France. I'd say he's still a top 10 French player. (At least when the Belgians are not included.)"
I don't know how many times I have to disprove your arguments. It's getting embarrassing. You have nothing to prove that he is one of the best players in the world. Please bring this up in a year or two if he truly becomes better. I agree that he has potential, but he is not one of the best at the minute.
Nice one! You went though and copied the ONLY negative posts. Ignoring the MAJORITY positive posts saying he is underrated and a top 5 french player etc etc. This is why you are a fucking idiot, you give only credit to the parts that support your opinion while ignoring the parts that support mine.
"really underrated, 3rd best player in g2"
"Good in clutch can make the difference can top frag, it's the new french talent honestly"
"he's a big impact player, getting a lot of post plant frags or clutches for example
underrated by hltv trashbags but who cares anyway"
"If you'd follow G2 you would see that he clutches all the time."
"He is a good player. Solid 3rd best in G2 after shox and scream."
"He is 5th best french/belgium player after
KennyS
Shox
Apex
Nbk"
"really nice talent he can be tier 1 player in 1 year"
"i would say 6th best french(belgium include) player, but too inconsistent
He may be the futur star of the french scene if he continue to improve"
"very smart and good CT player just needs to work on his T side.
Having him in the french super team will pay off in the long run"
I am done here.
