Mqrio
Flag: Italy
Registered: April 11, 2025
Last post: July 16, 2025 at 2:22 PM
Posts: 72

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Yeah bro, keep flexing those domestic stats—maybe one day they’ll count for something outside your backyard when you stop speed running exits on the big stage

I don’t think that’s the case, mate. Everyone’s entitled to their opinions, no matter how media-trained they are. But this guy never really speaks his mind people just find him fake, that’s it.

Bro really out here thinking swapping one L for another is a W

GE?

Yeah, they were—but sometimes Derke would just full send it, diving in to create space even when they were low on time. I haven’t seen anyone else in the current FNC lineup do that.

Bro FNC playing like damn tortoises lately, no one's taking aggro on attack, feels like they're just baiting each other—and let’s be real, the Alfa Chamber thing was just short-term comfort, easy to anti-strat now. Sometimes they just need to trust their instincts and send it instead of clinging to this slow, overcalculated mythological playstyle.

Come on guys, be fair—Derke used to be the backbone of the team, just charging in without a care. Now this version of FNC plays way slower than the old roster. Derke brought a ton of experience, and the dude never showed signs of burnout, even in a full BO5.

Fnatic proving once again that when it comes to choking, some things never change

PRX ?

Seriously, TH players just fall apart once they lose momentum. It’s like they have no idea what to do next — no backup plan, no adjustments, just confusion all around

I mean, it’s not always like that. RRQ were notorious Tejo merchants, ngl— but if you look beyond the APAC reps, most of them actually had deeper runs in the tournament

Come on man, that was just an offseason tourney. They always crumble when it actually matters in international qualifiers

so ur saying lockin is better than masters is it ?

nah man i cant take u seriously after u said M8s

Don’t you think APAC has the hardest road to internationals? Tons of talent but not many slots, so every qualifier’s intense. NA’s got like 4 good teams, so it feels a bit different there. EMEA’s mostly a top 3 now, and China’s still kinda unpredictable after Masters Bangkok. If any region’s a real grind, it’s gotta be APAC, right?

Four Masters should mean four Masters trophies. Lock In is just a different trophy, not part of that count

I don't get why people back Aspas so much. He won Champions back in 2022, and I don't think he's been in a final since. I seriously don't get the hype—why all the glazing?

Both EWC and Lock In are the same kinda tournament, but somehow only EWC gets clowned — logic just left the chat. Any Idea ?