How Good was PRIME Stewie2k?

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  • Опубликовано: 27 июн 2024
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    Stewie2k just replaced an IGL and then won a tournament with a 0.88 Rating. How much does he actually add to a team? Why is he SO popular? and How good was Stew in his prime, actually?
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    0:00 Intro
    0:30 War Thunder
    2:02 Everyone Thought he Cheated
    2:40 2015 Stewie2k
    3:00 Pro Reactions to Stew
    3:50 Launders' Stewie Story
    4:20 Why Stew Found Success
    4:35 N0thing's Explains Stewie's Style
    5:18 CS Community Hating Stew2k
    5:31 Stew vs S1mple 1v1
    5:43 C9 Stewie2k Entry Fragging
    7:12 Stewie's Best Role
    7:50 Why is Stewie so Popular?
    8:39 Stewie2k to Liquid
    9:10 2018 vs 2019 Liquid
    10:00 Liquid vs Astralis
    tags: counter-strike, cs2, csgo, counter-strike: global offensive, stewie2k, g2 stew, c9 stew, EG stew, liquid stew, how good was stewie2k, why is stewie2k so popular, stewie2k cultural impact
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  • @vooCSGO
    @vooCSGO  9 дней назад +10

    Check out War Thunder! ► wtplay.link/voocsgo
    Liquid did the double lurk with TACO also but iirc it was less common/less aggressive. There were a lot of other examples of Stewie's aggression on Liquid making a difference, possibly even better examples than palace, but it was hard to find multiple good clips to use as examples

  • @JadenSmithEyes
    @JadenSmithEyes 8 дней назад +461

    "I actually thought Stew was Mexican" 💀

    • @n09107
      @n09107 8 дней назад +7

      what the hell was that 😭

    • @mungologgo5526
      @mungologgo5526 8 дней назад +4

      n0thing racist??

    • @notlxrd2
      @notlxrd2 8 дней назад +4

      ​@@mungologgo5526How's that racist?

    • @twentytwenty8653
      @twentytwenty8653 8 дней назад +6

      i was there for that n0thing stream it was such a curveball lmao

    • @mungologgo5526
      @mungologgo5526 8 дней назад +6

      @@notlxrd2 i'm joking lol obv the clip is taken out of context

  • @turkeyman631
    @turkeyman631 8 дней назад +362

    'He didnt top frag he sucks' is essentially the sentiment I got from some people watching him during Dallas. For one, they didnt get him as a sub to out frag Niko and m0nesy, they just know he is a great entry fragger, a smart player, and not many have more confidence in themselves than stew.

    • @Arcticun
      @Arcticun 8 дней назад +8

      I mean, people are right to criticize the way Stew played in Dallas because it wasn't pretty and he made a LOT of mistakes and died in some real dumb ways (like jumping around and quickswitching for no reason).
      I've no qualms with people discussing the intangibles, but atleast be straight about his performance, nothing good comes from basing an argument on embellishment.

    • @Quloh
      @Quloh 8 дней назад +20

      @@Arcticun well dude, facit lvl 10's arent even on the same level as even a FPL (facit proleague) or even an actual PL player. Stewie has just been playing against over lvl 10's and a PL game with extremely organized teams is drastically different than a regular lvl 10.

    • @MaskedOG
      @MaskedOG 8 дней назад +20

      @@Arcticun He was entry fragging without support against top tier elite player. He was insane in clutches and did what G2 asked of him. So yeah the role he had to play was basicly get info and die. And he filled that spot perfectly.
      He also singlehandedly made G2 listen to each other a few times since he said himself the biggest problem with G2 is that they talk a lot but no one really listens to the informations or follows calls right away. Without him G2 already looks way worse then with him.

    • @Wasserschwein123
      @Wasserschwein123 8 дней назад

      stewie2k all matches red in dallas 💀💀💀

    • @Arcticun
      @Arcticun 8 дней назад

      @@MaskedOG Bruh, he absolutely had support when entrying, did you even watch the same games I did?
      Also, take what Stewie says regarding a team and what he does in it with a grain of salt, dude constantly skews information in his favour.
      It was only after Liquid exploded that we found out Stew had beef with Twistzz for example, he didn't say a word beforehand.

  • @reboooot
    @reboooot 8 дней назад +336

    If only people at 15k understood the concept at the end of the video lmao

    • @dovydas4036
      @dovydas4036 8 дней назад +11

      It's different in pugs or premier

    • @ra1lgunz268
      @ra1lgunz268 8 дней назад +27

      ​@@dovydas4036same concept different gameplay. You can still entry and die a lot for your team in pugs and people will still blame you when you're the only one who wants to tske space.

    • @dovydas4036
      @dovydas4036 8 дней назад

      @@ra1lgunz268 Do dumb shit and enter the site, not that difficult

    • @dovydas4036
      @dovydas4036 8 дней назад

      @@ra1lgunz268 If you really want to tryhard go play faceit, premier is for trolling

    • @briondalion3696
      @briondalion3696 8 дней назад +3

      @@ra1lgunz268 this is true, as entry fragger (I'll also play lurk, support, or rifler), it's the role you can talked a lot of crap on. Even if your team doesn't care that you spotted info that is an easy win. Like an A stack, 4 a, maybe they should all rush B instead of complaining that I didn't get a kill
      My strategy is always double peeking after jiggle peeking for info then support guy throws a flash as we rush in. Sometimes my teammates don't even wait to trade, we rush the hell out of the enemy.

  • @genericmainer
    @genericmainer 8 дней назад +156

    I think one of his biggest assets is also his energy. How many other players have jumped on their desk after a massive lan win? How many other players are yelling trash talk from across the studio during qualifier games? Dude has an insane desire to win and naturally ends up becoming a leader on any team hes on. Even during the G2 Dallas run, he was one of the most vocal people on the server.

    • @iCantEditBro
      @iCantEditBro 7 дней назад +4

      He was constantly motivating his teammates, both with words and gestures. Morale never dropped even if the map lost was obvious, that's so so so important in a team environment.

    • @TheSibeee
      @TheSibeee 5 дней назад

      Aleksib jumped on desk after major win ^^

  • @Gamefreak_AJaX
    @Gamefreak_AJaX 8 дней назад +43

    Whenever I watched Stewie play it felt like he was sort of a self sacrificial type of a player. Would gamble for the team and take over jobs that no one would pick. Picking those uncomfortable spots and playing for the team is what makes him in my perspective a high impact player 😅

  • @Eidolon5150
    @Eidolon5150 8 дней назад +53

    Stewie clutched up when it mattered and allowed for ez trades or doubles during Dallas.

    • @mungologgo5526
      @mungologgo5526 8 дней назад +8

      exactly, his b hold with the mp9 on ancient and his nuke spraydown were great plays

  • @Mark-vo4cj
    @Mark-vo4cj 8 дней назад +33

    wins matter more than frags

    • @izimonics2
      @izimonics2 8 дней назад +2

      Obviously. We get gaslit by people projecting but yes this is obvious

  • @KILLOXY
    @KILLOXY 8 дней назад +16

    he just got that aura

  • @FemboyFishing
    @FemboyFishing 8 дней назад +99

    I feel like another thing people argue about is how Stewie2k is a "toxic person" and that's like supposed to make his legacy worse or less of a player. I personally think It doesn't matter all that much to me if he's "toxic" and if anything Stewie2k is just misunderstood through all the drama or stress a pro player goes through and he actually has a very good personality or vibes that any team would want. He's a very unique individual and to me he is one of my NA goats with what he has achieved.

    • @Swicko
      @Swicko 8 дней назад +16

      tbh he aint even toxic. The difference is that other pros who streams/streamed didnt answer the hate messages he does and gives it back

    • @bruhmoment7023
      @bruhmoment7023 8 дней назад

      toxicity is grown out of passion

    • @iCantEditBro
      @iCantEditBro 7 дней назад

      Stew is a competitor and expects the best out of himself + his teammates. He's gotten a lot better over the years of reigning this in and being more constructive with his words.
      Not to directly compare, but Stew's maturity over his career reminds me of s1mple.

  • @victorc8855
    @victorc8855 8 дней назад +8

    I'm brazilian, my first live CS event was ESL Pro League S4 finals in SP. I remember Stewie and Auti just seemed on a whole different level during that final BO3, like it was impossible for them to die before getting at least one frag every round. He's the spark that lit up the NA scene in my book

  • @luolewis2376
    @luolewis2376 8 дней назад +8

    I think Stewie's impact is how his style influences their passive teammates. Like he could drags his teammates for some more aggressive or riskier plays to make their style more unpredictable, or himself try to bring some space for the rest of the team. It probably depends on how atmosphere goes in the team for his impact to show, so it's kinda like two blade sword from a team's perspective.

  • @aseed89
    @aseed89 8 дней назад +13

    Stewie has a good understanding of how to win a game/round/situation. Take an ingame situation say a 2v3 and there are 1000 ways to play this round out. Players like stewie can visualize every potential outcome and choose the highest potential percentage options under pressure.
    All pros can do this in their heads to an extent, it's a component of decision making, the ability to visualize situations and complete the puzzle in their heads before it happens. Some players are better than others at this and I think this is stewies strength and why his teams win.

  • @bulis1133
    @bulis1133 8 дней назад +5

    I'm not myself an experienced player, but Stewie2k seems like one of the smartest playmakers out there and he is one of my inspirations to my playmaking.

  • @lucaseb7225
    @lucaseb7225 8 дней назад +4

    nice vid voo
    only thing missing was looking at his CT-side, where fragging is more related to winning

    • @vooCSGO
      @vooCSGO  8 дней назад +18

      i wanted to delve into it in the liquid part cuz it was kinda interesting looking at what was statistically a worse CT side but because of the krieg meta is was technically improved (their CT side went down by ~5% switching from taco to stew, but in the top 10 the avg CT side went down by 20% lmao) but couldn't manage to fit it in anywhere

  • @Typ3_alpha
    @Typ3_alpha 8 дней назад +2

    YOO, I was at N0thing's stream when u asked that question. didn't realize it was you who asked that Voo. In general, he was really reminiscing on the tank top 9 days in that stream

  • @m1lkbags
    @m1lkbags 6 дней назад

    Glad you made this video so I can share it. I've been saying this about stewie since he first joined c9.
    Granted I've been a c9 fan since 2012 so maybe originally I was biased but with how often his "dumb plays" worked I knew it couldnt just be luck yknow.

  • @timbuckthe2nd642
    @timbuckthe2nd642 2 дня назад +1

    He won a major. And one of the best ones.

  • @flawlessleak
    @flawlessleak 7 дней назад

    I remember his smoke pushes being insane

  • @derekbedard909
    @derekbedard909 7 дней назад

    I think of it like jackz when he was on g2 they don’t always perform but they would bring an X factor in themselves that would win rounds essentially by themselves because of there plays also both of them had a big personality that helped overall morale they bring more than stats

  • @somedude7447
    @somedude7447 7 дней назад

    great video my dude

  • @HiroYuk1o
    @HiroYuk1o 7 дней назад

    If you noticed before games during iem Dallas he was always talking to Niko the temp Igl

  • @mikeewazowski6329
    @mikeewazowski6329 7 дней назад +1

    I think people forgot how impactful prime stewie was. Not only did he use to have positive kd as an entry fragger, at one point he also played IGL, 2ndary awper, and lurker. NBK even mentioned this as he also plays the same. Stewie was a problem before his ego killed him. But yknow what, he actually needs to have some of that ego, its how he got there in the 1st place

  • @michaelschwarz5907
    @michaelschwarz5907 8 дней назад

    the life of an entry is hard and full of tragedies. i love it ❤

  • @slim1155
    @slim1155 4 дня назад

    Great analysis, can you do swag next? :)

  • @PrometheusCS
    @PrometheusCS 8 дней назад +1

    The smoke criminal is back!!!!!!

  • @kommunistisch4344
    @kommunistisch4344 7 дней назад

    please continue with the subtitles until the end of the video

  • @SURVIVALCRAZ3
    @SURVIVALCRAZ3 9 дней назад +2

    I think you should make your demo reviews even more in depth, but you can use that additional depth to highlight one player each game. Then you can cut it up to make an easy 10-15 min video.

    • @xionico09
      @xionico09 8 дней назад +1

      He has a 2nd channel (it’s voo) with full game demo reviews

  • @nestcubas
    @nestcubas 5 дней назад

    the sgares and tarik clip shows how he was counting bullets. after the mag was closer to empty he pushes. it was calculated

  • @Pervy
    @Pervy 4 дня назад

    Yea I'm from that era of counterstrike where people were talking trash about him and hoping he would fail. For some of us it was obvious he was a true competitor and would succeed in the long run.

  • @WilsonCS2
    @WilsonCS2 8 дней назад +16

    Prime voo clears prime stewie

  • @joshuac.402
    @joshuac.402 8 дней назад

    W video. stew is a legend

  • @rgqwerty63
    @rgqwerty63 6 дней назад

    8:05 is there a link to Mauisnake's cultural impact tier list? I cant find it

  • @amppisr2233
    @amppisr2233 3 дня назад

    Remember this, Shroud mentioned in one of his streams that he trained Stew really well and have high hopes for Stew to leade and have better gamesens than him.

  • @akshatmundhra5139
    @akshatmundhra5139 5 дней назад

    Honestly we need how good was olof in his prime and how good was get right in his prime

  • @DJTruntz
    @DJTruntz 7 дней назад

    Rounds. Wins. Games.

  • @juanme555
    @juanme555 8 дней назад

    can i get a link for that maui cultural impact video?

  • @aimlevel
    @aimlevel 8 дней назад +3

    Stewie never beat me on LAN.

  • @jonathinmwoann
    @jonathinmwoann 8 дней назад

    Missed the stewie6k clip in this video :,(

  • @piggles1k
    @piggles1k 8 дней назад

    stew is still in his prime

  • @s0meRand0m129
    @s0meRand0m129 5 дней назад

    10:55
    is the primary reason why all hardstuck stay hardstuck

  • @snyy3566
    @snyy3566 4 дня назад

    Boomers remember the twitch chat meme in early 2016 was “Sweage2k”

  • @simoncollins69
    @simoncollins69 8 дней назад

    for me it's his attitude as much as his gameplay. he's got big balls like planets

  • @michaelare
    @michaelare 8 дней назад

    Legend.

  • @zekethep1umber
    @zekethep1umber 6 дней назад

    He was really good when he would shake his crosshair randomly to stay “focused”

  • @everything-has-a-handle-now
    @everything-has-a-handle-now 8 дней назад

    Now do a "Was stewie bad at Dallas?"

  • @OriginalRaveParty
    @OriginalRaveParty 8 дней назад +1

    There was room to "break the game" back then. Even more so with previous versions of the CS franchise. There's far less room to play a whacky style now. Rest assured someone else will come along and become the meta breaking playmaker though. They just tend to get found out after a while.

  • @dabinhaler1337
    @dabinhaler1337 8 дней назад

    i love stewie2k playstyle, he pulls off the crazy low % shit at max level

  • @gm0neyx
    @gm0neyx 8 дней назад

    4:46 😂

  • @BrettfordBolts
    @BrettfordBolts 2 дня назад +1

    Bardolph should still be calling every single major. Dude is electrifying

  • @tankfire20
    @tankfire20 8 дней назад

    War thunder turning into the raid shadow legends

  • @JomaSnow
    @JomaSnow 9 дней назад +1

    How good would a voostin podcast be??

    • @vooCSGO
      @vooCSGO  8 дней назад +7

      too good idk if you could even handle it

    • @JomaSnow
      @JomaSnow 8 дней назад

      @@vooCSGO please try me 🥺

  • @dranben
    @dranben 8 дней назад

    Do you have a link to the video of the cultural impact tier list? A quick RUclips search yielded no successful results

    • @vooCSGO
      @vooCSGO  8 дней назад +3

      he actually didn't upload it to youtube unfortunately. it's on this stream somewhere www.twitch.tv/videos/2153110923

    • @dranben
      @dranben 8 дней назад

      @@vooCSGO ty 🙏

  • @boblolrus
    @boblolrus 7 дней назад +1

    Nice!

  • @user-cm2vf3ri7l
    @user-cm2vf3ri7l 8 дней назад

    10/10 video

  • @ebombbomb6718
    @ebombbomb6718 6 дней назад

    In general, the average pro player has increased in skill significantly since years ago. The pro scene now is WAYYYYY better than it used to be. Take all the teams from 2017 and throw them into the current scene and 99% of them are get destroyed by even tier 2 teams. Prime astralis would probably struggle against teams like monte, mongolz, 9z, liquid, complexity, VP, honestly I bet current astralis would beat prime astralis

  • @ZoiusGM
    @ZoiusGM 5 дней назад

    2:28 Off course it depends on how many hours you put each day during those two years and if you are thinking about the game seriously instead of thinking of it of 'just a game to pass the time': but if one is putting on the hours and thinking about the game seriously, aren't two years more than enough to have a great game sense?

  • @1tzelG_
    @1tzelG_ 5 дней назад

    How good was prime stew? bruh he is the SMOKE Criminal. lmao

  • @mikevismyelement
    @mikevismyelement 6 дней назад

    Fragging is secondary but that .88 doesn't lie. Cope all you want

  • @svihl666
    @svihl666 8 дней назад +1

    11:01 / 11:03

  • @Shane-zo4mg
    @Shane-zo4mg 8 дней назад

    What is 2k?

  • @DaronP.959
    @DaronP.959 День назад

    but look at the time

  • @gettingbeat
    @gettingbeat 8 дней назад

    Cultural impact of cultural impact can be felt around the globe

  • @johnnymosam7331
    @johnnymosam7331 8 дней назад +1

    he is prime right now

  • @Ursoclean
    @Ursoclean 7 дней назад

    Stew is also #4 in all of faceit so.... either way the guy is good.

  • @SnitchandSnacks
    @SnitchandSnacks 8 дней назад

    Stewie haters when Stewie carries the team but loses
    Haters : "He's nothing but a stat padder, he never wins, he's only good on LAN"
    Stewie haters when Stewie doesn't top frag like he usually does but they win
    Haters : "He got carried"

  • @cstinybaby
    @cstinybaby 8 дней назад

    great vid... i see stewie's name i click

  • @FinalMorningstar
    @FinalMorningstar 8 дней назад

    wait, stewie isn't Mexican!?

  • @devonlamond
    @devonlamond 2 дня назад

    Reasons why most players don't have a clue about team performance
    1) The gamecam is a player POV 98% of the time. Spectators are shown the individual performance first, team play second.
    2) The scoreboard is individual performance based
    3) HLTV rating is individual performance based
    My opinion, that is also fact, is that the POV game cam is solely responsible for every negative aspect of the spectator and player community. Reference to team play is always an afterthought / bastard child. The fact that an irrelevant video like this is getting views is entirely because there's so much unbelievable controversy about how stew didn't do shit for g2. The fact that g2 won alone should speak for stew's impact.

  • @alekseyigusev
    @alekseyigusev 9 дней назад

    Let’s go

  • @JonathonHalliwell
    @JonathonHalliwell 8 дней назад

    Yeah but he's NA

  • @SgtTraz
    @SgtTraz 8 дней назад

    Pog

  • @ventdra
    @ventdra 9 дней назад

    15 seconds ago is crazy

  • @MusicJunkie37
    @MusicJunkie37 8 дней назад

    That was a long ass ad

    • @dovydas4036
      @dovydas4036 8 дней назад +4

      What ad

    • @MusicJunkie37
      @MusicJunkie37 8 дней назад

      @@dovydas4036 starts at 30 seconds and ends at 2 min

  • @UnKnown-bu3hw
    @UnKnown-bu3hw 9 дней назад

    The smoke criminal himself 2k lmfao 🤣 made so many crazy plays pushing smokes idk he was still pro 😂

  • @chilla354
    @chilla354 8 дней назад

    what has to happen, that a cs youtuber makes advertising for an other game like warthunder? xD

  • @pwelch1
    @pwelch1 8 дней назад

    Overrated overall but top 3 na player in his prime

  • @alexlepz6862
    @alexlepz6862 8 дней назад

    Voo be like: "Mmm I'm gonna make a new video" (clueless) "let's see what can I speak about":
    *Thousands of important topics to discuss about CS2*
    *One random shit memorabilia about NA CS*
    "mmmm"
    NEW video: "How important was having a Double quarter pound cheaseburger before a pro CS match in 2014 (it got you MILES ahead)"
    PD: I liked the video

  • @mikexkennedy
    @mikexkennedy 5 дней назад

    Bro I love your videos... but your tempo is all off. Editing out the pauses between your sentences make it harder to follow and absorb info. Also 10:05 is such a tiny footnote in the video, if you don't know the backstory those 5 seconds of clip would mean nothing to the casual viewer. Just some constructive criticism, hope it helps. GG No Re.

  • @mungologgo5526
    @mungologgo5526 8 дней назад

    I can't think of any player who gets more hate than stew does, every single HLTV user seems to act like he shot their dog and entire family

  • @xinoty8_952
    @xinoty8_952 6 часов назад

    Not that good 👍

  • @mocaxsmush5218
    @mocaxsmush5218 День назад +1

    one of the most overrated players of all time .

  • @NKCS7
    @NKCS7 8 дней назад +1

    Overrated NA player.

    • @justiey
      @justiey 8 дней назад +9

      Mad nobody

    • @NKCS7
      @NKCS7 8 дней назад

      @@justiey Mad fanboy 🥱

    • @Vogurt
      @Vogurt 8 дней назад

      factually incorrect lol

  • @LukeSawardMusic
    @LukeSawardMusic 5 дней назад

    Fluked a major, shat the bed after
    Toxic Asian-American pug-star who nobody likes, especially after what he said about G2 recently.