CSGO's culture and history

I think this is a huge part of why Valorant hasn't really exploded yet as an eSport. No team has yet to achieve anything resembling an era, so you can't really get excited about narratives long term.

Idk in Valo I find it way easier to aim diff people. Like if you have better aim it's just so much easier to get something out of it without even playing particularly well positionally. CS:GO you have to be perfect with your aim, otherwise the player with better positioning is gonna win.

I thought I was crazy, but yeah, CS:GO comp is impossible to play because everyone is a fucking ninja. Hopefully Source 2 comes with enemy outlines when it drops in 2030.

He's got a 1.08 in the last 3 months, granted that's 4 tournaments, only one of which was super stacked (EPL S14, his only red event). He's not 2016 or Grand Slam Stewie, but given the roles he plays he's been about as good as you could expect. He doesn't have to IGL, AWP, and entry all at once now, so he's been having more vintage Stewie performances. He even put up a 1.19 in a series against VP where Yekindar was popping off, which I'd say is a really good sign coming into the major.

Let's go Stewart two-thousand, prodigal son of OCEAN!

Vitality are French

NiP in the final is plausible if they don't face Na'Vi at an earlier stage, G2 no way with how shit they've been this season

So glad I didn't pick Astralis for my 3-0, kinda sad I didn't pick FaZe tho

Just be glad you didn't get stuck with Flamie

hello mens))

That's because the userbases are almost identical lmao

I don't play dust 2 lol

I can't watch icebox, I just start violently retching and I'm not sure why

Hello mens, how do I set flair to <3 ocean?

Oh hell yeah, lesgo