Even Toast who has signed 6 people each for like 5k a month doesn't know what his team is fighting for
Why don't people know how VCT format works?
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tarik misunderstood him and ur just tryna bait using toasts name lets be honest dude you don't even care
Tarik understood him fine, but he was wrong about the format, this isn't even about Toast specifically, just that he specifically signed a team so I would expect him to know the format
Can you explain the main parts? Like, where r the teams like G2 and Shopify? And when does Ascension start? Also when do the main 10 teams of the three leagues start playing?
main parts
- buy weapons
- try to plant spike
g2 and shopigy are in the united states
ascension starts this year! the 10 teams play sometime before ascension
i hope i answered r questsions! 😊
G2 and Shopify play here. They basically do a round robin in groups for around 6 weeks and then the top 8 will play a tournament in march. The groups and the tournament give circuit points based on how well you do. Then they'll do another split of round robin. The top 8 teams with the most points play in Challengers Playoffs in June. The two best teams there will qualify for Ascension Americas in July. That will have 2 teams from Latin America and 2 teams from Brazil. The final winner of that tournament (Ascension) will get a 2 year contract into the Americas partnered league and the monetary benefits there. All 30 partnered teams in the three main leagues will first play in São Paulo, Brazil starting February 13th. Hope that answers your questions. If you have anymore just let me know.
thanks a lot this format was so confusing. What tournaments do the partnered teams play after Sao Paulo?
The thirty partnered teams will go back to their 3 leagues, Americas, Pacific, and EMEA. The exact format of the 3 leagues hasn't been revealed, but I'm assuming that each team will play the all the 9 other teams in their league in a best of three series over about 7 weeks. The top 6 or 8 teams (I don't know the exact number yet) will play some kind of a playoff, and the top 3 teams in those playoffs will make it to Masters Tokyo in June. The only exception is the league where the winner of São Paulo is from. There will be 4 teams from that league.
well hes a plat player who happens to be a millionaire and hes bored so he spent money
Yeah it doesn't matter at all since it's his money and he can do whatever he wants with it, but I'm wondering if he knows how much stuff money he could make if he won ascension, cause it's a lot
i'm not sure but you told me to keep myself safe which is very common way of telling someone to kill themselves while evading chat filters/bans.
I don't know what the fuck you're talking about. I was trying to be nice and end the conversation and now you're telling me to kill myself
lmfao aint no way you acting like you actually said "keep yourself safe" in a good way
Because the VCT format is confusing... youre playing a qualifiers for qualifiers for qualifiers
Not that confusing if you watch Riot's videos or read their posts and if you are paying players it's pretty important to know what you're paying them to do
I don’t get what’s the point you trying to tell here. Toast is just a streamer and obviously didn’t know much about the Valorant scene. Just watch his new video tho
Fella; you are making an unecessary scene out of someone who is entering our world and is willing to invest into a team of 5 talented players and a coach; not everyone is a millionaire and/or voluntarily chose to take the gamble.
Everybody's gotta start somewhere and it shows with Toast streaming DSG's games with Tarik.
He did the basic research on knowing what VCT was and what it entails. Even some people in VLR still have no idea how do VCT actually work.
Chill.
What scene am I making? Just wondering why people have such a bad understanding of the format in general. Shouldn't have mentioned Toast, cause I didn't even criticize him and got tons of heated responses.
"someone who is entering our world and is willing to invest into a team of 5 talented players and a coach" Yeah I know he's putting a ton of money into this kind of a project so I don't see why he wouldn't know what he's signing up for?
i don't think he needs to know every intricacy of the format, especially because it's a new format. all he wants to do is own a team and fund it and he has no weight on how they play, so why would it matter how much he knows or doesn't know about the format?
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