Yeah, this match has definitely seen the worst of them unfortunately
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Yeah, this match has definitely seen the worst of them unfortunately
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i usually change my flair every time i push an article
believe it's hinted more at him signing with another org after ge
Yes, there are other qualifiers that send 1-2 teams to LAN per qualifier as well as two wildcard slots
i believe this is separate from the higher end of VCT things; it's more focused on local community tournaments (think t3 & more)
pretty good squad imo, their core plays/have played together in challengers and they have a decent coach so I think if they bring their A game they could very well take it from SRG
I loved the first part of manifesto, the moon cave and the plastic guru overall not a bad album
https://www.twitch.tv/raidiantgg VOD should be here ik zekken also did a watch party
THANK YOU SO MUCH! You have no idea how long I spent rewinding that part because I just couldn't figure out what alecks was saying lol
Apologies for the horrid mic quality! Should be fixed/not as bad for the other interviews!
Hey kev, nice seeing you here man.
i wore a chicken suit to spirit day once in high school and some dude in my class called me chickenjoe, but i also like chicken and my name is joe
last year yes, but they didn't continue the partnership into 2025
yeah I heard it was all knights but nothing official yet
Interview was audio only, but I probably won't be posting that anywhere anytime soon until I learn how to create that sort of content in a meaningful manner.
Good luck man, don't stress about it too much, it's always a process. Find something nice wherever you moved (whether it be a cafe, restaurant, place you can just chill at, etc.) and explore your surroundings for a bit, that always helped for me.
not to worry crayon you know I got you
You have to be considered a full-time student to play in collegiate, which for most schools is considered taking at least 12 credits a semester. Different colleges have different programs or clubs that aren't always recognized by the university. However, a lot of them have been growing lately and many colleges have their own arena (basically bootcamp area) for matches, etc. Others that are on the higher end of competition (Winthrop, Northwood, Maryville, etc.) often have more space and better accommodations than say a school that isn't as competitive. I've met players who told me they played out of a broom closet at their university whereas others have a very nice arena space that can even host LANs.
There's a lot of leagues and LANs hosted in collegiate so it's honestly worth looking into if you're trying to dip your toe in the scene, not to mention it's a great experience because the people you meet are so fun to be around.
Try looking through twitter or LFT discords (like hangouts, etc.) for any T3 orgs (or even your own university if it has a Valorant division) that may be looking for an analyst. Just make sure to set expectations with whoever you end up joining beforehand so you both are on the same page on what is expected from you. Don't worry about your rank because at the end of the day if you're helping the team improve it shouldn't matter what rank you are, especially if it helps you grow as an analyst as well. Wishing you luck bro 🙏
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thank you nobody___100 I hope you eventually figured out how to place your brimstone smokes
jett on bind some dude was saying he had hw to do
that spot is currently occupied by DELUSIONAL_POTTER_FAN but thanks greedeetv 🙏🙏🙏🔥🔥🔥
I had the nicest soup ever bro just perusin the forums until i get sleepy
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