Yeah, but you could also just take it now without having to study all that hard and miss out on a few weeks of work and everything is much easier.
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Yeah, but you could also just take it now without having to study all that hard and miss out on a few weeks of work and everything is much easier.
Plenty of professional athletes go to university after their careers. Not a majority, but you don't know him. You don't know what his plans are.
He can't take these exams when he is done with esports. I have a master's degree in mathematics and I can guarantee you if I had to take my biology high school exam now, which back then I passed with ease without even studying for it, I'd fail, 100%. It's full of niche knowledge that took me two years of high school classes to acquire.
If I'd taken my exams, then had a 10 year break, and then started going to university, that wouldn't have been a problem. Because uni programmes don't really require all that much prior knowledge. But these exams do, and it's ridiculous to suggest you can just take them any time you want. You don't even know if the school would allow that. Lots of places don't.
It's also not that uncommon for athletes in football (where there's a lot more money in it) to miss out on pretty big games for school reasons. Missing out on a couple of games is literally a non-issue.
And you're a kid who's never actually had a career in esports if you think one missed tournament will ruin your career. Get a grip children, stop listening to your dumbass brain worms.
He can do those exams at age 30 if he wants
Do you know that for sure? Because in a lot of countries, you can't just do your highschool exams whenever you want. If you don't do them at the scheduled time, you'd have to go through the whole last 2 years of secondary education again (in some countries).
Also it's easy to get into one uni subject at age 30 because university programmes start from the ground up. It's a lot harder to do several high school exams in various different subjects that you haven't studied in 12 years, because they expect prior knowledge from the last couple years of high school.
Missing out on one tourney isn't a big deal. Pretty much every player has missed out on at least one.
"IM 100% SURE MINIBOO IS AGAINST THIS"
What makes you so sure, trembo?
Goes into grand final BO5 while sick
Doesn't com
Goes 26-9 on the last map to complete the reverse sweep
Doesn't elaborate
Leaves without even looking at the trophy
Absolute Gigaleo
Just bet on the winning team next time, then you dont have to cry about losing money
Benjamin Fish my goat
It's actually Shartus Vincere
Whether cross-group or intra-group matchups should go first isn't a matter of "better" or "worse" format, it's literally just a subjective matter of opinion. I like the latter more, Riot chose the former. It's not the end of the world, but it's also not an objectively better choice. It's just a choice, and I disagree with it (as do many other people).
And even if it was a matter of objectivity, big companies can make mistakes, too. In fact, Riot themselves have admitted that this year's scheduling was a mistake and things will change moving forward.
Also, what is "stop assuming things" supposed to mean? I'm not assuming anything. I simply personally believe that these three teams are currently better than the three on the other side of the bracket.
Every single game between FUT/NAVI/TH vs FNC/KC/TL went the way of the Omega group teams. Every single one. I think it's difficult to argue that any of the latter three are better at the moment than any of the former three.
The main problem with the format is that at most two teams per group can make it, but there's three slots for masters, so if the three best teams of the region are in the same group (and tbh FUT, TH and NAVI are the best three atm), one of them will definitely miss out, even if they beat every single other team.
Since Split 1+2 combined give us a full round robin, the only choice Riot made was whether Split 1 would have the intra-group or the cross-group matchups.
If they had chosen the intra-group matchups, and then made these BO1 play-in matches cross-group (2nd of Alpha vs 3rd of Omega), we wouldn't have this problem, and nothing would change about Split 2. Imo this would have been the better choice.
BLG 4th in their group, NRG 5th, they just keep winning
Benny 1v5s sen with his eyes closed
Have you considered simply betting on the winning team instead of losing money like some kind of idiot?
It needs to be 2-0 and they need to go +17 in rounds (so, like 13-5, 13-4)
Not trying to jinx anything, but I feel like DRX genuinely seems like the best team in the world right now.
SEN and NRG are disappointing, Lev looked very strong in the last few games, but I'm not 100% convinced yet, and EMEA is unfortunately still a joke (although TH with Woot should have the potential to be a contender).
Shanghai will probably be the best chance for APAC to win a trophy.
Which is about 150 higher than the average vlr chatter
That was one of the sickest aces I've ever seen. Jawgemo is a fucking beast
I love Cauanzin
Why is that bad for EMEA, neither of these teams are making Shanghai
That's why Vesprit said "We only destroyed old Navi"
pulling their best furia impression
Bro's spending time posting in a forum about a dead game 😂🫵
If map score is the tiebreaker, then Gen.G will be qualified, but in theory Bleed could catch up to TS still (very unlikely, but possible)
Edit: I'm stupid, yeah of course they'd both be qualified.
When you have to bring up stuff from 8 months ago you know he's really finished. Stop living in the past bro.
Not just without dropping a map. Both in the regular season, as well as in playoffs, they conceded an average of exactly 5 rounds per map.
GE vs DFM and T1 vs Zeta are the only games where I still have some hope tbh.
They conceded 70 rounds in 14 maps in the regular season. That's an average of 5 per map.
Nah, not in this league, gotta wait until ascension for the choke
The experts on vlr dot gg said he's the best duelist in the world, so it must be true
It's looking more and more likely that we see four Omega teams in the playoffs, damn
Phenomenal Raze gameplay from your goat today btw
It's not hard to make brain-dead comments on an internet forum, you're not special
So true
What about this guy: https://www.vlr.gg/112334/optic-gaming-vs-funplus-phoenix-valorant-champions-tour-stage-2-masters-copenhagen-lbf/?game=90674&tab=overview
You just can't do a segment like this for a team like FNC that attracts a lot of fake fans. So fucking hard to watch
No way holy shit that's insane!!
Nobody's matchfixing bro, we just suck
Never make another prediction again
I get that they might not have the biggest budget, but surely Polvi was just a nepotism hire, he was on Tenstar (?) under coach Spin back in the day. Russ was also in at least one team coached by Spin (can't be bothered to look up what team that was), but at least he's always had great util, even when everyone pointed to him as the weakest link in Guild; plus IGLs are hard to come by and he's definitely not the problem in this team.
But if Spin can't manage to make a team with T3xture and Monyet work, then I feel like there's just no justification for keeping him. Polvi is a flop and that's 100% Spin's fault, the team as a whole just doesn't work that well, even though they have improved.
Feels like the solution should be to get a new coach and rebuild a new team around Lightningfast and maybe Russ. LF has been looking extremely solid so far, can hold his own mechanically and makes good decisions. Having an Indian player on the team is a good idea as long as he's up to the task, and LF is definitely good enough for a mid-table team that has a chance to shoot for playoffs.
It's not like they looked completely awful, there were some good signs, but it's just not enough.
Lightninfast is actually a beast man
I mean he was in tier 1 for 3 years and just couldn't prove that he can perform under pressure. We all know he had very high peaks and great aim, but that's just not good enough.
Maybe this year in Apeks gives him the confidence to come back to tier 1 and succeed, but it's not like he never had the chance.
Veto advantage lol and why is that?
My premier team in plat/diamond deserves him
Is Tex actually German though? I thought he was American.
Damn EU carrying NA (or however you spell his name)
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