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Country: Finland
Registered: March 7, 2021
Last post: September 8, 2022 at 2:28 PM
Posts: 2141
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check him bank account

posted about 2 years ago

GGs. V1 can be proud of themselves for making it this far. They got the toughest opponent(imo) out of the three teams in lower brackets and still took them to OT.

posted about 2 years ago

That Cypher cam by Magnum is genius. They think they're getting timing'd by him, but he's actually just got the info.

posted about 2 years ago

based

posted about 2 years ago

Ascent is definitely V1 favored. They play well on that map.

posted about 2 years ago

Of course it is. We'll see how the rest of the maps play out. Mistic really not doing anything at all on this map, whereas he played out of his mind on the last two Icebox maps.

I also don't think Fnatic has played against this aggressive Omen Icebox style. Vanity has created so much space for his team, basically won his team at least 3 rounds so far.

Edit: Also genius about the Omen is the fact, that he can smoke out Magnum's set turrets. This is the key that's making them so confused on some round and lose their mid control.

posted about 2 years ago

FNC strongest map is Bind. Icebox is FNC weakest map aside from Split imo, they lost to Alliance and Acend convincingly on this map.

posted about 2 years ago

The one thing, that has been consistently poor through all VCT tourneys has to be the UI. Why is it so bad? Kills update late or early, rounds get registered early or late. It's super inconsistent.

posted about 2 years ago

If Fnatic lose here, I'm gonna be so mad, that we won't be seeing the Fnatic bind at all this tourney.

posted about 2 years ago

This "easy game" shit is so lame. Pretty much all competitive multiplayer games have a practically infinite skill ceiling, the ceiling is created by the players you play against, not the mechanics inherent to the game. You can argue the skill floor is lower, but that's because it's a new game.

posted about 2 years ago

Nerf the jumping classic right click. Make the spread larger, it's ridiculous.

posted about 2 years ago

Fnatic need to activate for this one. V1 are not a joke. If they go like Liquid and run their default setups, they're going to get read and dismantled. They need to make unpredictable risky plays from time to time like Nuturn.

posted about 2 years ago

ye, tho liquipedia has their own criteria for valorant too, all of these events they consider "s-tier"

posted about 2 years ago

They just decided to play contact, because they thought it would be an easy game for them, I assume. They had a few execs.

posted about 2 years ago

KRÜ is legitimately challenging Liquid on Ascent, damn!

posted about 2 years ago

I thought so too, then I saw their gameplan against SEN didn't change much at all.

Their sunglasses look cool, though!

Edit: I am an idiot, didn't read title, but I still think it applies, it's more fundamental, than related to firepower. How they operate their team needs to change for internationals, their scene seems very isolated from the meta.

posted about 2 years ago

I think international masters are majors. Champions tour finals would be a premiere event.

posted about 2 years ago

Unlucky, but Klaus might be a good import.

posted about 2 years ago

Bet all in now, it's 6.5x odds live bro

posted about 2 years ago

Acend did beat Fnatic in quals though, the only other team apart from Liquid, and the only one to do it convincingly. How Acend got dropped was in the single elim RO8 bracket, where they got antistratted by Vitality, both maps in that match were 12-14.

posted about 2 years ago

cNed OP > Derke OP
Derke lurk > cNed lurk
cNed clutch factor > Derke clutch factor
Derke rifling > cNed rifling
Derke flexibility > cNed flexibility
cNed awareness > Derke awareness
cNed consistenly more fragging power, Derke more reliability

cNed > Derke overall skill IMO. Derke works for Fnatic so well with his push/lurk heavy style. cNed works for Acend so well, because they play around him, he always delivers, especially his OP positioning and clutch factor.

posted about 2 years ago

Forgot Acend from this list. The only team to beat the new Fnatic in EU apart from Liquid in the seeding finals. And they did it convincingly. Legit 13-1'd them on Icebox.

posted about 2 years ago

KRÜ literally learned from Liquid, so if anything maybe they are the team in this tournament, that knows them the best. Could be exciting, but also could play against them.

posted about 2 years ago

"cringe" is cringe

posted about 2 years ago

Even if X10 lose this Haven now, they can be VERY proud of themselves. Someone needs to pick up Pati!

posted about 2 years ago

Doma using these walls like he's still playing fortnite..

posted about 2 years ago

He's definitely not used to being hard countered. If you saw his B main play defense vs KRÜ, he got like 10 first kills there and 0 first deaths. Sentinels clearly read this and they droned out B main every round and shut him down on that position, but he stayed there, then he had to dash/run away. Instead he had only like 3 first kills there and a lot of first deaths.

posted about 2 years ago

This is what's so great about Fnatic, they have hard hitters on all roles. Even when Derke doesn't show up, Doma's there, Magnum's there etc..

Mistic's Icebox is so good.

posted about 2 years ago

can never know 100% what's going to happen in some of these series, that's all

posted about 2 years ago

sounding like a psycho my dude... chill

posted about 2 years ago

I don't even look at it anymore.

posted about 2 years ago

I love patiphan and the drip boys, but I don't love them as much as I do boaster & his boastees.

posted about 2 years ago

They're coming. With how prevalent antistratting is in this game and how the prep culture is in Korea, it's going to be rough in 2-3 years when the scene really develops.

posted about 2 years ago

Holy shit they clawed back at the end. Props to Nuturn. But lets see how they manage attacking rounds without ults. Default util definitely favors V1.

Edit: V1 just threw defense by over-rotating. GGs

posted about 2 years ago

V1 winning rounds 16 & 17 of Split is crucial. Hard to see this going NU's way, let's see what they pull out.

posted about 2 years ago

I like the narrative, that NU takes this, but my brain keeps telling me V1 will win this.

posted about 2 years ago

ok

posted about 2 years ago

sleep is free

posted about 2 years ago

BR 🤝EU copium

posted about 2 years ago

harder, gridshot ultimate is 5x5 small balls https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yBsFzzIoK2w

posted about 2 years ago

Not even gridshot ultimate. This is the numpad version.

posted about 2 years ago

If the scoreline's were flipped on each map played between EU/NA this tourney, I would not be saying the opposite about these regions. With how prevalent antistratting is in this game and how razor-thin most of the maps were, you would be an absolute idiot to base region diff on two matches with four teams total. I would understand if they weren't close at all and if Sentinels wasn't as dominant in NA. Region diff will solidify itself in Masters Berlin.

If you would combine both the regions together, I would find it extremely unlikely, that the top 10 teams would consist mainly of NA teams.

posted about 2 years ago

That's not what you can infer so far from this tournament lmao. If you think so, then YOU are the retard.

posted about 2 years ago

EU challenger is harder, than challengers NA. 256 teams per qual, single elimination. Then to finish it with challengers playoffs where there is a GSL format.

If challengers quals were single elim in NA, SEN wouldn't have made it.

posted about 2 years ago
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