Heard he’s a tech support now at mcafee

Edg

What is okobotro?

HAHAHAHA

Justin Reaver

Yep

Goat

Prolly scripted then

Based

Are watching the same thing? Pacquiao got schooled

Barrios literally won no?

Only yokam in this list reached radiant for more than 2 acts

What does that mean? He runs the team basically? What if the coach doesn’t want to?

He’s going back to play?

He can still play like a 6th man? Same with jremy?

In vlr it says inactive. Im not too sure about the difference but anyways, thanks.

It actually is bro

You’re joking

I heard they’re top 3 in pacific for ROI in 2024. They must’ve undercut salaries last year or they had a lot of positive net which means very good management as a whole.

Really?

I thought they let him go? Just ran into his vlog and he was giving the new players their jerseys and food. Is he the new team manager or something?

Expensive ash to maintain no?

I believe you

Yo wtf is this kid on drugs?! How is someone this consistent in this game.

Fair, but you can’t try every car in a lifetime, so might as well be smart about what you choose and make it a good experience

It’s a little too cramped though no?

My mechanic is totally against Chinese cars in general, but they're getting really popular here in the UK. I've been seeing a lot more MGs, BYDs, and other Chinese brands on the road lately.

Would love to hear your honest thoughts and suggestions. I could go for a Model X, but if I take the Tesla route, I’d probably have to wait until the end of the year. TIA!

Always been

Stopped reading after “1. Tre..”

Don’t be nepo, pick the best player/s, and good things happen.

Yay

He’s ascendant currently and immortal the last few acts so I’d say he deserves to be a pro

Nepo

Just my opinion but I think it’s Tarik or FNS

-nepo
+actual skill-based selection

Why you gotta do him like that tho bro

I’ve been watching some older VODs and revisiting Lakia’s gameplay especially from his time with NUTURN and Gen.G, including that iconic Masters Reykjavik run. What stood out to me then (and still does) is how clean, calculated, and impact-heavy his playstyle was. He always seemed to pop off in high-pressure moments, playing smart and disciplined while still being explosive when needed.

I’m genuinely curious - why don’t we see more pros with that kind of playstyle nowadays?
Is it because of the current meta, agent pool, or maybe team systems that don’t allow for that kind of freedom or role flexibility?

Would love to hear your thoughts or if you know of any current players that resemble his style today

XLG Simon

Lol

Not in the world. Maybe this tournament?

Nah

I think that’s something like people’s choice awards or something?

I think it happened in CS

Lmao

Fair, but there's a time and place - right after a tough loss wasn’t it.

Sure

For sure

It’s called Most Valuable Player for a reason — and there’s a reason MVPs almost always come from the winning team. “Most valuable” usually means the one who helped their team win, not just put up big numbers.

It’s called Most Valuable Player for a reason - and there’s a reason MVPs almost always come from the winning team. “Most valuable” usually means the one who helped their team win, not just put up big numbers.

That’s fair if it was just a joke, but the timing felt off. Boaster was literally in tears before that, blaming himself for the loss. In that emotional moment, even a light comment about MVP can come off as a bit insensitive — especially when your teammate feels like he let the team down.