need to be more spaced out? let's say from lower round 3, 1 day to prepare for ur opponent and then after lower final, 2 days to prepare for gf
need to be more spaced out? let's say from lower round 3, 1 day to prepare for ur opponent and then after lower final, 2 days to prepare for gf
Some might say "just don't lose then lol" but losing is also a part of the game, these guys gotta take a breather to be fully prepared for this lower bracket run imo
So I think adding a day or two in between those lower and grand finals would be nice
That negates any advantage the upper bracket has. The whole point of the upper bracket is you get more prep time if you make a deep run
what about the veto advantage? or seeing their opponents already play a bo5 when they didn't?
Lower bracket is meant to test your resilience and strategic depth. Imo the veto advantage is deserved, cuz that means you made a clean run through the uppers
what I'm trying to say is that the veto and the extra vod is more then enough
especially when you're literally also giving both teams more prep time so those vods go further also
But a lowers run also means you have momentum coming in to the match. In a game as unpredictable as valorant, that might be what a team needs
doesn't make sense from the viewer's point: you have a lower bracket quarter on friday, lower final on saturday, then finals on monday?
ok how about you start the finals weekend a day early then
sorry "weekend"
then number of viewers drops, missing any of the friday, saturday, sunday is just too expensive
honestly unless a clouted team is playing it's just not good for viewership in general for the gf
One would say that back to back 3 games and 2 out then being bo5s while going against a team which can just chose to ban 2 of your best maps IS too much.... But eh... Whatever... After all if you want to win you have to do everything that it takes and that includes expanding your map pool...
I think that’s necessary though, it makes the upper bracket win feel more rewarding and gives those teams a fair advantage.