I’m Daniel “ddk” Kapadia, a professional esports commentator. I work primarily in CS:GO and VALORANT and I have been involved in esports for almost 2 decades.
You can find me on Twitter and IG for show updates: @ddkesports
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I’m Daniel “ddk” Kapadia, a professional esports commentator. I work primarily in CS:GO and VALORANT and I have been involved in esports for almost 2 decades.
You can find me on Twitter and IG for show updates: @ddkesports
We talk about Valde's humble beginnings and a lot of recurring themes: performance, psychology, team styles of playing counterstrike, his methodologies to improve, and more. I hope you enjoy! And as always, if you want to ask me any questions use the #askddk on twitter (there's only one at the moment) and I'll add a little Q&A segment at the beginning every so often.
If you want to support the podcast you can head over to https://www.patreon.com/ddkesports
This podcast should be available on: youtube, spotify, android and iOS podcast apps and is searchable with "ddk talks esports".
Enjoy!
In this episode I discuss 3 important thinking practices that can help you to become a better analyst in the game and in life!
If you would like to ask me a question use the #askddk on twitter.
If you want to suggest a podcast topic or guest you can do so on my youtube comments.
rss & direct download: http://ddkesports.libsyn.com/ patreon: www.patreon.com/ddkesports
In this episode we discuss the status quo in CS:GO. We talk about tournament formats, the problems with scheduling, broadcast formats, the tribulations of travelling as players and talent and much more! Enjoy!
As always you can support this content on patreon: https://www.patreon.com/ddkesports
I sit down with Sean Gares for part 2 of our In Game Leading discussion. The topics range from: Na`Vi and Zeus, anti-strats, individual performance and the burden of responsibilities, being a leader of men, reading opponent tendencies, preparation and more.
I sit down with Jordan to discuss some of the elements present in performance at the professional and amateur level alike. We discuss some good practices, management of emotions, consistency, pressure and more.
We talk about Rapha's beginnings as a professional player, and what it took him to become the best Quakelive player of all time.
As launders has a background as a relative newcomer to esports, but is someone who is highly analytical, I wanted to understand his methodologies and path to becoming an analyst as well as other topics relating to quantifying CS:GO.
The inaugural episode of the podcast! Sean and I sit down to discuss all things In Game Leading. In fact, there are so many things, we couldn't get even half way through my list-- so if you enjoy this one there is a follow up coming your way soon!
In episode 3 of the podcast, Moses joins me for a discussion about things that have threatened the existence of esports in the past, what some of the real issues are in CS:GO in the present, and what we can look forward to in the future of it all.