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GBirp opinion Hey my name is Stxch, at first when i started taking valorant serious i scoured the web to find something, i found a metafy coach which wasn't bad, but i felt like he wasn't invested that much. Then i moved onto gosu academy which i didn't like that much there lessons where okay there community was alright, but i needed something better So i was scouring youtube and i saw a ad for irp and i checked out it was a big step for me but i wanted to get serious. So i took it, best step i made. The community is super nice and welcoming, the lessons are broken down and easy to understand, the coaches go the extra step to make sure everybody understands what they're teaching. My coach drenit was super helpful and amazing. Helped me so much already, and is really invested in helping me improve. The program changed my entire view on valorant. I would recommend joining the program 100% if you want to improve in valorant, i can guarantee you will improve. Good luck on the grind 💪. btw, drenit is the best coach.
Magi Pooh
GBhi my name is jordan i joined irp… hi my name is jordan i joined irp looking to improve as a player in valorant and they helped me achieve that and more. i have peaked diamond 3 and have not stopped improving. they really helped me fix my mental and help me learn to love the game i got frustrated at. my coach noob has been such a big help in me as a player and helping me understand my weaknesses and strengths and helping me work to improve my game play every time i load up. i recommend irp to anyone and everyone looking to improve and want to hit a new peak in 6 weeks because this is by far worth ur money if ur looking too climb the ranks and improve ur play ty irp.
Larry
GBWorth the investment I just finished the 8 week program, having joined for season 17 of IRP. As a lifelong gamer who mostly plays games for fun to unwind, every so often a game comes along that really scratches my competitive itch, and Valorant falls squarely in that category for me. Since I started playing in the fall of 2022, I’ve consistently worked to learn the game and improve, mostly through watching youtube videos and various streamers. I’m probably older than many who go through the program (35), and while I don’t have my sights set on trying to go pro or anything like that, I desperately want to improve with the limited time I have to commit to the game on a weekly basis. Looking back on my 8 week experience, I can confidently say that this program is more than worth the investment for those who are serious about making the commitment. The group of coaches and instructors who make up this program are incredibly professional, and the program is structured to maximize their use of your time. Each week is comprised of classes/lessons, drills, scrims, and 1x1 coaching sessions, which can be used either for server work or VOD review. Each week is well organized so that the content flows cohesively, and the lessons build from one to the next. The best part of all, and probably the biggest hidden value to this program, is that you get lifetime access to the discord server and all of the new content that will come with future seasons (new agent analysis, map analysis, etc.). It is a wonderful community of like minded people who all want to have fun and get better at the game together. I did most of my 1x1 work with evaD, and can’t speak highly enough of him. He’s thoughtful, well prepared, and great at both noticing tendencies as well as explaining the logic behind his recommendations. But honestly, all of the coaches are incredibly well prepared and approachable. If you’re an active participant, you get to meet all of them throughout the various lessons and drills, and they all have their own insights and experiences that make their lessons unique. In short, this course is worth the time and money if you are serious about improving. It is very much a situation where you get what you put into it. If you show up to classes and drills, ask good questions, and most importantly, play both ranked games and DMs, you will improve and you will climb. Going through this program has made me realize how much of a journey this game is, but how important it is to enjoy the journey. There are no overnight shortcuts, if you have to get better you have to put the time in, but also remember why you play the game to begin with. It’s supposed to be fun, there will be ups and downs but it is important to enjoy the journey, and I can confidently say that I’m most looking forward to engaging and growing with this community for as long as I play the game.
Builds
GBOlder student now able to keep up - ty IRP! I joined IRP as an older student; I play primarily to connect with my stepson, who is something of an aim demon and was (key term) ranking up far faster than me. I knew I needed to make an investment to keep up, but didn’t know where to invest. I’m so glad I joined IRP. Since the end of the last episode, my K/D has gone up more than 25% and my win rate has skyrocketed to where I’m climbing solidly. The coaches were absolutely key in breaking down my game mechanics and identifying the critical areas I specifically needed to fix. Better still, they gave me a playbook and practice habits to keep improving long after the program is done. Beyond the tangible, the classes and community have helped me develop my mental; I went through a brutal losing streak and it felt like I had support everywhere I turned. And now I’m climbing. I feel that my ceiling has been removed and it’s only a matter of time before I catch up to my stepson. Thank you for giving me such a wonderful way to continue connecting with my kids. If you are willing to do the work, are strong/humble enough to listen to the best coaches in the business break down your game, and are willing to have a little fun with your classmates, this program is for you.
xNoi_
GB10/10 IRP was a fantastic financial decision for me. I joined up around the start of September and it has allowed me to gain the knowledge and skills to compete with ascendent level players. As of right now I climbed from plat 1 to diamond 1, but I am still going and wont be stopping anytime.