just the amount of talent from that region. Yes, we've had LOUD in 22 and 23, however, just the amount of prospects makes me believe they are the future of Americas over NA.
Nowadays, USA has been slacking in players. Compared to other regions, NA ranked has been so shit which means passion to go pro is largely reduced unlike APAC where we see booming prospects monthly.
and Canada only has adam and tyson
Bro please dont say some shit like that on a vlr forum it's highly disrespectful to people who have went through that look inside and better yourself...
you are right going through South America is not easy and because of this guy my memories came back
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Hell no, LATAM/BR’s talent golden age is finished. They didn’t produce a single noteworthy talent this year unlike in 2024 where we had spike sato and lukxo and 2025 brought us neon and blowz. The closest thing is maybe tkzin but I’m doubtful about him as a star, he’s probably just gonna be an average or above average duelist at most
Hard to tell, a lot of South Americas tier 2 development has been hindered by the fact that players in tier 1 are in Los Angeles, making it hard for them to get scrims with them with low ping unless they come back home during the offseason.
No mention of
Vora
Marved
Timotino
Jonah P
okay
Valorant scene is also bigger in apac
And Brazilian ranked or latin America ranked is far from being better then NA
SA was never bad. Its just the choice of T1 teams is very bad. Imagine picking up urango when you have many other goats 😭😭😭
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