100T Enable explains why he thinks Scump \u201ctails off\u201d in Call of Duty seasons YT: Enable\/CDLIan \u2018Enable\u2019 Wyatt, retired Call of Duty pro, has revealed his top ten CoD pros ahead of the second Call of Duty League season getting underway. OpTic Chicago legend Scump comes in at no. 10, and Enable explained exactly why. The first Call of Duty League season \u2013 won by Dallas Empire by back in August \u2013 was a difficult one to judge players off. The move to almost entirely online competition obfuscated the best players, with connection becoming a regular issue around which matches could be determined. However, retired Call of Duty pro Enable hasn\u2019t shied away from sharing his top ten pros right now. Talent, intangibles (communication, IQ etc), and impact are the three criteria against which he was judging players. The latter refers to a player\u2019s ability to take over a game and sway a result in one team\u2019s favor. There are a number of surprises in store in Enable\u2019s list. However, the main one is Seth \u2018Scump\u2019 Abner, widely regarded as one of the best players of all time, at number ten. Wyatt\u2019s justification for this is the tendency of \u2018the King\u2019 to \u201ctail off\u201d with new games, perhaps because of his longevity in the professional CoD scene. \u201cNow if this was all time, Seth would obviously go down as the best SMG player in CoD history,\u201d Enable said. \u201cBut it\u2019s not, it\u2019s right now. He obviously still has the talent, he\u2019s very skilled mechanically\u2026 When you\u2019ve been as successful as Scump, in and out of CoD, for as long as he has, it\u2019s kind of hard to keep that fire, and have that passion. When a new CoD drops Scump\u2019s absolutely disgusting, but then he kinda tails off.\u201d Enable then speculated as to the reasons behind these declines, suggesting that Scump may get bored of the CoDs or be more focused on content creation \u2013 the latter of which has seen him amass millions of Twitch and YouTube followers. Timestamp: 0:45 \u201cHe\u2019s been one of the best CoD players for the last decade, and he\u2019s also made himself a very successful living doing content,\u201d Enable finished. \u201cHe is getting older, he might have a different mindset than when he was 19\u2026 I wish I could put him higher.\u201d As for the list itself, Chicago OpTic\u2019s Envoy takes the bronze medal, while Dallas Empire\u2019s Shotzzy (last season\u2019s MVP) picks up the second spot. Taking the gold medal, rather unsurprisingly, is Atlanta FaZe\u2019s Simp. Enable\u2019s full top ten, and their teams, are listed below: Chris \u2018Simp\u2019 Lehr \u2013 Atlanta FaZe – Anthony \u2018Shotzzy\u2019 Cuevas-Castro \u2013 Dallas Empire – Dylan \u2018Envoy\u2019 Hannon \u2013 OpTic Chicago – Tyler \u2018aBeZy\u2019 Pharris \u2013 Atlanta FaZe – Sam \u2018Octane\u2019 Larew \u2013 Seattle Surge – Alec \u2018Arcitys\u2019 Sanderson \u2013 Atlanta FaZe – McArthur \u2018Cellium\u2019 Jovel \u2013 Atlanta FaZe – Cuyler \u2018Huke\u2019 Garland \u2013 Dallas Empire – Kenny \u2018Kenny\u2019 Williams \u2013 LA Thieves – Seth \u2018Scump\u2019 Abner \u2013 OpTic Chicago – – The nature of ranking current CoD pros is deeply subjective, so it\u2019s no surprise if you don\u2019t agree with this list. There are, though, a number of notable absences. Crimsix, 2020 World Champion with Dallas Empire and the most winningest CoD player of all time, doesn\u2019t feature. Joining him in the absentee column is Dashy, who has wowed fans with top tier plays since WWII. Whether Scump can avoid \u2018tailing off\u2019 in the CDL\u2019s second campaign remains to be seen, but Enable clearly still thinks highly of Abner to put him on the list at all.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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