Envy pro ACHES shares who he thinks are the top trash-talkers in Call of Duty esports Reigning World Champion Patrick \u2018ACHES\u2019 Price has shared a list of players who he feels are the best trash-talkers in the competitive Call of Duty scene. In the first ever episode of Team Envy\u2019s new Queue Up podcast series, ACHES and team owner Mike \u2018Hastr0\u2019 Rufail reminisced about the trash-talking that has gone on over the years in CoD esports. The pair judged trash-talkers based on quality and quantity, claiming that some players will constantly be trash-talking without much substance. It comes as no surprise that ACHES, who has built a strong reputation for being a notorious trash-talker throughout his illustrious career, placed himself first on the quality list. \u201cIs there a quality number one that isn\u2019t you?\u201d he was asked. \u201cNo, there\u2019s not.\u201d ACHES replied with a chuckle. \u201cI make sure, when I\u2019m talking trash, it\u2019s going to be good. I\u2019m not talking just to talk.\u201d To nobody\u2019s surprise, ACHES has named himself the best trash-talker in Call of Duty esports. After naming himself, ACHES and Hastr0 also named 100 Thieves\u2019 Slasher and OpTic Gaming\u2019s Crimsix as two other players who may not trash-talk all the time, but will pack some punch when they do. \u201cI\u2019ll give Crim some quality,\u201d Hastr0 said. \u201cCrim talks some quality smack. I love Crim\u2019s style because he\u2019ll just laugh people off.\u201d Both ACHES and Hastr0 agreed that Crimsix is a quality smack talker, even though he doesn\u2019t do it too often. As for the quantity list of players, or those who can always be found trash-talking, two names were highlighted \u2013 eUnited\u2019s Clayster and free agent KiLLa, both of whom are longtime veterans of the esport. \u201cQuantity number one is Clayster,\u201d ACHES said. \u201cBut like it\u2019s not always\u2026 you look at it and you\u2019re like\u2026\u201d \u201cI was actually disappointed for a couple of years in Clayster because he wasn\u2019t producing the amount of smack that I\u2019ve known him for,\u201d Hastr0 added. \u201cI love the guy, he\u2019s a good friend of mine, but yeah, he\u2019s starting to pick it back up now.\u201d ACHES crowned Clayster as the most frequent trash-talker, although he claims that some of it can be lackluster. Once the pair named all of the players they felt were known for their trash-talking, ACHES went on to discuss how the nature of smack talk has been dialed down. \u201cI think a lot of the players have mellowed out. They\u2019ve grown up. Even I have. I\u2019ve mellowed out a lot from what I used to be in terms of trash talking. Back then when you trash-talked somebody, you disliked them. Now, it\u2019s kind of hard to really come at somebody. It\u2019s a lot of banter more so.\u201d You can check out the full first episode of the Queue Up podcast series by clicking any of the links provided in the tweet below. The discussion about trash-talking begins at the 1:17:00 mark. NEW PODCAST!@hastr0 and @ACHES discuss COD, top 3 trash talkers & how to go pro in the first EP. of Queue Up. New Guests each week from the world of esports hosted by @JayHairston Spotify: https:\/\/t.co\/wE1izrbacP Google: https:\/\/t.co\/mfxyV1oEvp iTunes: https:\/\/t.co\/ft6qsjEa8l pic.twitter.com\/SjCsGJjJB7\u2014 Team Envy (@Envy) February 11, 2019 We will see ACHES and the rest of Team Envy competing in Division B of the CWL Pro League starting on February 18, so be sure to keep a lookout for any quality potential trash-talking.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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