Breloof
Flag: Kiribati
Registered: March 14, 2022
Last post: August 21, 2025 at 4:50 PM
Posts: 1641
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Nah you're just stupid

posted about a year ago

we could even go 0-4

goes 4-0

posted about a year ago

Bro said "nah I'd win" and went 26-3

The entire enemy team combined had 24 kills.

posted about a year ago

Commenter above bet money on them and they lost, that's all

posted about a year ago

They're not farming money bro, they just want to see you lose. Continue gambling please 🙏🏻

posted about a year ago

Yes, so am I. I wrote playoffs instead of champs, which was a silly mistake, but the point stays the same.

Points are only relevant for teams that don't place top 3 in playoffs. Any team that gets enough wins in the playoffs to overtake FNC in the points standings will place top 3 and qualify to champs either way.

posted about a year ago

He's definitely underperforming this year, even for his standards. No hate to him or anything, I love the guy, but I'm pretty sure this is still the complacency of the off season. He just doesn't have the raw talent to keep up at this level, and this year he just didn't put in enough work to offset that (he has been shooting quite decently last year, especially in clutch moments when he didn't have to IGL).

posted about a year ago

If FNC beat KC, they also guarantee group victory, no? Which gives an extra point.

And dont forget that if teams get two or three wins in playoffs, they will also end up in the top 3 anyway, meaning they effectively can't overtake FNC. The only way FNC miss out on playoffs is if a team that is placed 4th or worse has more points.

posted about a year ago

Brother in Shanghai, like 70% of games that weren't 2-0s traded opponent's map picks. Teams prep more for their opponent's pick than their own, because there's more footage to work on specific anti-strats.

What the fuck are you doing spending money on esports betting when you clearly have negative understanding of the game?

posted about a year ago

Good article Chicken Joe, I just wonder if this was a good choice of headline. You know most vlr chatters can't read, as evidenced by so many people in this thread.

posted about a year ago

Personally if I were betting on esports, I would simply bet on the winning team, but maybe that's just me. Bettors stay mad and keep whining

posted about a year ago

Just read through vlr forums when FNC placed 4th at champs lol

posted about a year ago

Ah suddenly top 4 is the greatest achievement, classic NA mental gymnastics

posted about a year ago

Nah, they got outclassed this game, but they played well in the tourney overall and they deserve this fs

posted about a year ago

Right, idk how I missed that.

posted about a year ago

FUT literally placed better internationally than NRG did regionally

posted about a year ago

There's a big difference between "Most teams have at least one cs player" and "85% of all players are from CS"

Let's go through the recent successful rosters

2023 Fnatic
Boaster and Derke played CS professionally; Leo, Alfa and Chron did not.

2023 EG
C0m and Ethan played CS; jawg, Demon1 and Boostio did not

2024 Sentinels
Zellsis and TenZ played CS; Sacy, zekken did not. Johnqt apparently has like 27 maps on record, so not really, but let's count him.

Let's throw the current top 4 at Shanghai in as well to get some more data
G2
JonahP, leaf yes; trent, icy, valyn no

GenG
Lakia yes; Meteor, Karon, t3xture, Munchkin no

100T (excl Boostio because I already counted him above)
None of them as far as I can tell

TH
Pati yes; Benjy, wo0t, Riens, MiniBoo no. Boo also has a couple of matches for some teams that as far as I can tell aren't even salaried ors, but let's be generous and count him as well.

That's a sample size of 35 players, and only 12 of them played CS professionally. That's less than half. And the number is getting smaller and smaller every year. All the rising stars like Benjy, N4rrate and whatnot do not have CS careers.

Yeah early Valorant built its esports on the back of former CS pros, but those times are over. The only ex-CS players that are successful in Valorant are the ones that switched early (2020-21) and have fully focused on Valorant for years.

posted about a year ago

They qualified to 1 out of 3 international events.

posted about a year ago

flair lmao

posted about a year ago

Damn you're such a rebel. Nobody but you knew

posted about a year ago

It's not even a Brit flag, it's an England flag, which is infinitely worse.

posted about a year ago

Prize money for the winning team is 350k. Even if it all goes to the players and the two coaches (it doesn't), that's 50k for each of them.

If you think 50k is worth passing on a degree that you almost have in the bag already, idk what to tell you.

posted about a year ago

If FPX had been on attack first, you would be saying it was embarrassing from FPX. Comebacks like this happen because a map consists of two completely independent halves. Both teams just had really good attack sides.

posted about a year ago

Wdym?? The old G2 team achieved something historic in the playoffs of Berlin 2021 that no other team had done before! They lost 13-0 to Gambit

posted about a year ago

The v in vlr stands for voetbal

posted about a year ago

A bunch of fellas from the Turkish countryside vs pan-American superteam, go figure

posted about a year ago

PRX winning the upper final to then lose to 100T in the GF is an actual guarantee tbf

posted about a year ago

Painful loss for FPX, but China is slowly but surely catching up, it's great to see.

TH deserve playoffs for sure, hope they can get some wins

posted about a year ago

When the shrooms hit a bit too hard

posted about a year ago

Probably in their mom's basement like all of us

posted about a year ago

The last time he played Raze was with Bratan Mix against Galacticos at the Mandatory.gg cup in 2023.

Him subbing in for Woot at the start of the year was planned for a longer time because it was foreseeable. Him subbing in for MiniBoo now was a very different situation.

posted about a year ago

When the sub that had like a week to practice with the team and hasn't been on a tier one team ever doesn't look like the best player in the world 🤯🤯🤯

posted about a year ago

It's not really about legal hurdles and more about how in the partnership program, orgs' job is to promote Riot's product, and controversies like these are bad PR, no matter if he's legally innocent.

Even if an org wanted to take that risk, I'm pretty sure Riot would veto it. Orgs can't do anything they want without repercussions.

posted about a year ago

Tbf cned was actually the only one shooting back against FPX yesterday, the rest of FUT looked way out of form

posted about a year ago

Point is you're a dumbass and you were very wrong

posted about a year ago

The Chinese league never had the rating either. Afaik it's because China uses a different game client/API/whatever the technical term is, so a lot of match data that is used to calculate these ratings isn't available to vlr.

posted about a year ago

You're so smart bro, we all bow before your intellect

posted about a year ago

my bad bro

posted about a year ago

How is it racist to say sScary can't speak proper English?

posted about a year ago

He called himself that.

posted about a year ago

Weber my goat

posted about a year ago

Yeah, but you could also just take it now without having to study all that hard and miss out on a few weeks of work and everything is much easier.

posted about a year ago

Plenty of professional athletes go to university after their careers. Not a majority, but you don't know him. You don't know what his plans are.

He can't take these exams when he is done with esports. I have a master's degree in mathematics and I can guarantee you if I had to take my biology high school exam now, which back then I passed with ease without even studying for it, I'd fail, 100%. It's full of niche knowledge that took me two years of high school classes to acquire.

If I'd taken my exams, then had a 10 year break, and then started going to university, that wouldn't have been a problem. Because uni programmes don't really require all that much prior knowledge. But these exams do, and it's ridiculous to suggest you can just take them any time you want. You don't even know if the school would allow that. Lots of places don't.

It's also not that uncommon for athletes in football (where there's a lot more money in it) to miss out on pretty big games for school reasons. Missing out on a couple of games is literally a non-issue.

posted about a year ago

And you're a kid who's never actually had a career in esports if you think one missed tournament will ruin your career. Get a grip children, stop listening to your dumbass brain worms.

posted about a year ago

He can do those exams at age 30 if he wants

Do you know that for sure? Because in a lot of countries, you can't just do your highschool exams whenever you want. If you don't do them at the scheduled time, you'd have to go through the whole last 2 years of secondary education again (in some countries).

Also it's easy to get into one uni subject at age 30 because university programmes start from the ground up. It's a lot harder to do several high school exams in various different subjects that you haven't studied in 12 years, because they expect prior knowledge from the last couple years of high school.

Missing out on one tourney isn't a big deal. Pretty much every player has missed out on at least one.

posted about a year ago

"IM 100% SURE MINIBOO IS AGAINST THIS"

What makes you so sure, trembo?

posted about a year ago

Goes into grand final BO5 while sick
Doesn't com
Goes 26-9 on the last map to complete the reverse sweep
Doesn't elaborate
Leaves without even looking at the trophy

Absolute Gigaleo

posted about a year ago
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