Can someone please explain to me why pros will be in the middle of a fight and put...

[Malachi Ward]

Can someone please explain to me why pros will be in the middle of a fight and put there sprays on the wall. Is it some kind of message to their teammates? They do it A LOT

 

[Porter Geesey]

I feel like its just them being cocky, i do it too tho

 

[Dane Oliver]

I guess it's a sign of disrespect towards the person that they killed?

 

[Nina James]

APM

 

[Michael Molina]

Actions per minute. Keeps their fingers in constant motion.

 

[Gage Taylor]

bm

 

[Genji Shimada]

Mickie talked about it in a recent stream, it keeps their muscle memory running to react faster when getting in game. Hence why they tend to spam it around in spawn a lot to give their fingers to stay warm.

 

[Derick Elkin]

They just want to never be doing nothing

 

[Stevie Lon]

Why not? They do it in CSGO too, I always saw it as like a way to keep busy

 

[Zac Murphy]

Keeps their fingers constantly busy.

 

[Maddi Bradford]

I used to think it was some sort of message too, haha

 

[Mike Wang]

As a lot of people have said, it's to keep their hands warmed up and ready for fast actions.

This is most prominently seen in SC2 pro matches, where nothing really happens in the first 2-3 minutes, yet pros still reach upwards of 300-400 APM just because they spam all their hotkeys to "keep warm".

 

[Russell Hunter]

You spray "well played" so when everybody sees it in the potg they all know you're better than them

 

[Ariam Lopez]

I feel like it's mostly to be doing something at all times.

 

[Musfik Mahmud]

1:20

Commentator: "Kariv have time to spray... somehow."

 

[Lauren Ashley Reed]

I always do it because im bored