in traditional sports and esports a game often has an "Aspas" or "GOAT", basically a person who performs so well that they're the standard of consistency. I'm curious what fans here would consider to be Valorant's "Aspas"?
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What is Valorant's "Aspas"?
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faker is such an anomaly and special
i don’t think any esports pro can ever compare
T1 = red orgs
winning multiple titles = 2 master (4 more)
he can have a life contract with SEN but choose not to
It is better to quit when you know you are washed rather than tarnishing your legacy(if he even had any)
In the digital coliseum of Valorant, where pixels pulse with the heartbeat of heroes, Erick "aspas" Santos reigns as the unchallenged sovereign, his crosshair a lightning bolt forged in the fires of Brazilian fervor. With the precision of a master archer drawing from the quiver of gods, he dismantles foes in symphonies of headshots and clutches that echo through eternity, turning dire rounds into triumphant anthems. From the thunderous victory at Champions 2022 with LOUD, where he danced through smoke and shadows like a phantom unbound, to his relentless dominance in VCT Americas, outshining stars with aim so pure it bends reality itself—aspas embodies the soul of the game, a virtuoso whose every flick whispers immortality. No rival's fire can eclipse his blaze; he is the apex, the legend etched in code and glory, the greatest Valorant player to ever grace the server.
I don't know it seems like it would be aspas but you obviously can't forget about Urango or vo0kashu
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