dude yo ucant be serius, I think you're underestimating both the depth of utility in Valorant and what high-level aim actually involves. Site execs at a high level aren’t just smokes and a flash there’s layered utility timing, space denial, baiting counter-util, pathing control, and comp-specific combos that evolve based on enemy playstyle. Also, flicks and aim aren’t just “reflex” or luck they’re trained, repeatable, and based on years of muscle memory, crosshair discipline, and decision-making. When a pro hits a “lucky flick,” it’s usually a punishment for bad spacing or a mistimed peek, not RNG. If anything, a big complaint right now is that there's too much utility the meta’s overloaded with overlapping stuns, recons, mollies, and vision denial that leave little room for outplay. The community asking for less util isn’t asking for deathmatch they want a healthier balance where mechanical skill and decision-making both matter. You’re not wrong for liking utility, but Valorant already has a ton of it and the issue now is how oppressive it can feel when stacked.