CowboySG
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Registered: March 13, 2022
Last post: June 23, 2025 at 9:47 PM
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Best player to never lift a trophy. Could honestly be the best, but hard to call it

posted about a year ago

That's a PRX issue tbf

posted about a year ago

Nah, low B tier for sure. But you can see the potential as a good team. Especially if Asuna stops Roza ulting lmao

posted about a year ago

They put a map up on both Sen and Lev. Definitely need work still, but I wouldn't say they were bad.

posted about a year ago

FNATIC lost in Champs because LOUD had the perfect read on them. With so few maps being played by them going into Madrid, as long as they don't cook up the same gameplans as last year, they should win the event, imo.

posted about a year ago

Still better than Lock//In tbf

posted about a year ago

Sentinels better win this now, because when NRG is fully gelled this is probably no contest.

posted about a year ago

mwzera won a total of 0 maps.

posted about a year ago

Who would you put with him. Cloud needs to be on a superteam too, so that's my second pick. Need to think about the rest though.

posted about a year ago

Sure will miss him throwing on INT LAN though. Funny stuff.

posted about a year ago

It's pretty easy to decipher in the link given above

posted about a year ago

you are amazing

posted about a year ago

Me and my friends are doing fantasy league for pro val based off of KDA, FK/FDs, Clutches, etc. However, there is no stats for Chinese Valorant, so I can't get accurate scores for them without digging through the whole match. Is there a reason why this is the case?

posted about a year ago

M3C flare not NRG lol

posted about a year ago

aged like milk

posted about a year ago

Haven't really seen him on a world beater team though. Vivo Keyd probably the best he's played on, but even then.

posted about a year ago

Question is, when will MW finally get good teammates.

posted about a year ago

NA is not a region anymore.

posted about a year ago

"Cowboy" - Got this name from my friend due to my accent
"SG" - "SuperGamerz" was my old username prior to 2016, It referred to my love of the SNES.

posted about 2 years ago

Only the LATAM teams play Split. I would probably not ban it first unless playing 9z, because most teams will favor a map they're strong on for their first pick.

posted about 2 years ago

I might have agreed with you, but the game against 9z was pitiful, only managing 14 rounds in 3 maps.

posted about 2 years ago

The Guard has the deepest map pool imo, as they played every map a handful of times. Wouldn't be surprised if they switched off the Pearl Ban in favor of a Haven pick. They're solid at Haven, but everyone at this contest has been good at it. Ascent should be their preferred map because they've been great at it this season.

posted about 2 years ago

VLR already provided a pretty good preview. I just wanted some stat comparisons.
But if you want a quick run down.

M80, The Union, and 9z Team each dominated their respective region with similar stats. Really hard to add more to them than just that.

The Guard is the only one of the 3 remaining to beat a team from above. They are consistent, and stat wise are not far behind the teams above them. They also probably have the most experience as a roster than anyone else in the tournament.

Fusion looked solid in LATAM North but got clearly outclassed by 9z. They come in as probably the biggest underdogs in the tournament.

00Nation struggled early in stage 1, but added Xand and bezn1 in stage 2. While they went 3-3 in groups in stage 2, they went on a cinderella run in the playoffs to make it here.

Map pool wise, expect to see a lot of Haven, Ascent and Fracture.

posted about 2 years ago

It's still pretty nice for context, map preferences, etc. And consistency (such as in 9z's case), should not be overlooked. They have as good a shot as anyone to make it to franchising.

posted about 2 years ago

I think it's important to note that 00Nation picked up xand and bezn1 for split 2 and it made all the difference
Split 1 : 2-5
Split 2 : 7-5

This should put them on par at least with Fusion, probably better.

posted about 2 years ago

Just wanted to give a rundown/comparison of the 6 teams playing in Ascension Americas. (I wanted to do player stats as well, but got too busy, though I may throw some in at some point.

Win Rate
92.3% The Union (24-2)
90.0% 9z Team (18-2)
88.9% M80 (16-2)
72.2% Fusion (13-5)
70.0% The Guard (14-6)
47.4% 00Nation (9-10)

Map Win Rate
80.9% 9z Team (38-9)
75.4% The Union (52-17)
75.0% M80 (30-10)
70.2% The Guard (33-14)
65.1% Fusion (28-15)
51.1% 00Nation (24-23)

Round Win Rate
62.7% 9z Team (586-248)
59.2% M80 (539-372)
58.7% The Union (852-600)
55.5% The Guard (571-458)
54.0% Fusion (478-407)
50.6% 00Nation (503-491)

Games Played and Win Rate - Haven
11 (91%) M80
11 (82%) 9z Team
10 (60%) 00Nation
10 (50%) The Union
09 (44%) The Guard
07 (71%) Fusion

Games Played and Win Rate - Ascent
17 (76%) The Union
08 (88%) The Guard
08 (63%) M80
07 (57%) Fusion
04 (100%) 9z Team
03 (0%) 00Nation

Games Played and Win Rate - Fracture
14 (86%) The Union
11 (73%) Fusion
08 (50%) 00Nation
06 (100%) 9z Team
06 (67%) M80
05 (80%) The Guard

Games Played and Win Rate - Pearl
09 (78%) 9z Team
09 (67%) M80
08 (63%) 00Nation
07 (86%) The Union
06 (67%) The Guard
03 (0%) Fusion

Games Played and Win Rate - Lotus
10 (80%) The Guard
09 (78%) The Union
09 (67%) 00Nation
05 (80%) M80
01 (100%) 9z Team
01 (100%) Fusion

Games Played and Win Rate - Split
09 (56%) 9z Team
06 (50%) Fusion
04 (50%) The Guard
03 (67%) M80
02 (100%) The Union
02 (50%) 00Nation

Games Played and Win Rate - Bind
05 (80%) The Guard
04 (100%) The Union
04 (75%) 9z Team
02 (0%) 00Nation
01 (100%) Fusion
00 (0%) M80

Perma-Ban
M80 - Bind
The Guard - Pearl
The Union - Haven
00Nation - Bind
9z Team - Lotus
Fusion - Pearl

posted about 2 years ago

T1 has slowly crept up into that contender position imo.

posted about 2 years ago

Not over yet.

posted about 2 years ago

Saadhak needs more love here.

posted about 2 years ago

If EMEA was just NAVI and Fnatic every week, you'd have a point. But minus those two teams, EMEA looks pretty poor imo. Especially if you count Lock In where everyone but NAVI and Fnatic looked pretty bad.

posted about 2 years ago

kru was in the same boat with roster changes this week lol

posted about 2 years ago

Starting the league off with a double header doesn't help Fnatic either. Both teams will be zoned in looking to take that EMEA crown from them.

posted about 2 years ago

Yay is probably a better IGL then dephh, just pick him up.

posted about 2 years ago

7/10 being first rounded is a tough pill to swallow. I don't think the region is bad. PRX and ZETA have shown they can compete at a high level. GenG looks like a contender in APAC. And even GE pushed Vitality to a 3rd map. I just think the performance wasn't worth the C. I do not think APAC is bad though.

posted about 2 years ago

I'm not being serious. I think talon and TS are very good. GenG looked strong in their loss to LOUD, but I don't think we can say they'd clear anyone yet.

posted about 2 years ago

I'm joking, NRG is clearly a top 5 team.

posted about 2 years ago

ok

posted about 2 years ago

How about
Fnatic - S
LOUD - S
NAVI - S
DRX - A
Americas - D
EMEA - F
Pacific - Super F

posted about 2 years ago

Americas - B+
While it wasn't a perfect performance by the Americas, especially against the 2 EMEA super teams, the Americas still had 4 teams make it to the 3rd round, and had the least amount of teams eliminated in the first round, and outside of the 2 Talon upsets, American teams generally didn't lose any games they were favored to win.

EMEA - C+
It was really hard to grade EMEA. NAVI and Fnatic looked so good that they could dominate every LAN this year. But outside of the top 2, EMEA fell rather flat, having 8 of their teams go out in the first two rounds (4 getting first rounded.) I think EMEA is going to be dominant internationally, but domestically, it's shaping up to be a snoozefest.

Pacific - D
DRX looked great. Talon and Secret looked solid. If I could grade them alone it's easily an A-, but SEVEN teams from APAC got first rounded. The only saving grace for the league not being as lopsided as EMEA is that we have seen how good PRX and ZETA can be at peak form.

Bonus - China
D as well imo. Can't really give them an F because they were competitive, but they both got first rounded, so rip.

posted about 2 years ago

I think you need to change this to people on vlr lol. Generally, all my friends that watch VCT don't root against regions, but against specific teams they don't like (usually sen or fnatic lol). I am a NA fan, but have watched NA, LATAM, Brazil, and EMEA leagues since the inception of the VCT. I just root for good games and parity, unless it was the team I specifically root for.

posted about 2 years ago

Well s0m 1v5s FNC

posted about 2 years ago

s0m could 1v5 Fnatic.

posted about 2 years ago

fixed

posted about 2 years ago

paladins esports was the first esports I watched. I new about frz, but not saadhak

posted about 2 years ago

Wait, Saadhak played Paladins? LEZ GOOO

posted about 2 years ago

Pretty sure he beat Tenz' performance in 2021 Iceland

posted about 2 years ago

LOUD's trophy should go to Liberty then. Thanks trem for your infinite wisdom

posted about 2 years ago

Americas league is gonna be so much fun to watch for both the main stage and ascension. There will be teams left in the ascension tourneys that could arguably be at the top half of the main stage.

posted about 2 years ago

I'd say LOUD is the better team between the two because of consistency. ignoring the fact LOUD won champs, Optic has some ugly losses to Xerxia and Guild, not to mention their inability to win their own region. However Optic is still the only teams besides maybe FPX that can claim to be at the top.

posted about 2 years ago
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