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probably because they were undefeated in their region
Yes therefore it's a two different playerbase, Riot is chattering more to the Japanese competitive/hardcore fanbase while EA is chattering more to the casuals fanbase since apex is also available on consoles.
Not really, VALORANT is bigger as an esports in Japan compare to APEX.
I like the part how PRX & XERXIA are written as from SEA instead of APAC.
YES the legendary fighting game pro player Daigo Umehara himself
They are playing customs for big content creators who never play VALORANT or a beginner to the game, kinda similar to Battle of Iron from Ligagame (Indo organizer). The Idea kinda came after the VCT Japan stage 2 LAN where lots of celebrities, streamers, vtubers, and famous anime voice actors came to the Saitama Super Arena to watch the Grand Final which made many famous Japanese personalities curious more about VALORANT.
Crazy that even Daigo and Junichi Kato is in this as well.
either Northeption proof that they are actually a good team that are able to make it to playoffs or they are just going to become Crazy Racoon 2.0 where a Japanese team carried by two Korean players and a Korean coach failed at international level.
NTH plays really well, the best team from Japan when it comes to scouting players has finally able to win trophy.
it literally make your opponent overthinking a lot
I swear to god Fade is the perfect support character for Yoru
Well HLTV or CSGO itself is heavily dominated with Western people who are ignorant on other culture besides them
it's basically a meme for XQQ (ZETA COACH)
Onic doing a VCT Indo gauntlet in APAC 💀
Either BOOM finally get the revenge or its going to be The Indonesian slayer part 2 storyline.
yeah that was rough, not to mention that CR owner got his own salary cut in half after the incident
nobody here knows his accident from last year, you need to be specific
Well not sure which country in Europe that has lots of VALORANT fans, but pretty sure Denmark is not one of them.
Guild plays really well with how Leo using the Sova's utilities
It's true that the prizepool is huge, but each players can only received a certain share amount of money unless they have a "Pro Gamer License" which is again another odd part of the JP government law regarding on addressing esports and associating them with gambling activity.
One of the example is this one.
https://www.thegamer.com/street-fighter-tournament-winner-loses-45000-protest-japan-pro-gamer-laws/
Basically a JP player won 46k dollars but only received 930 dollars since he doesn't have this pro gamer license.
Yes, it's odd but that's the term used regarding esports or competing for prize money
JP government have a specific law on the amount of money that can be used as the prizepool for a video game competition since esports is still viewed as "gambling" among the mainstream Japanese society
Bruh East Asia hasn't even yet have a team or begin their game changer, probably gonna get stomped by other region who have already developed and established their game changer scene.
The Dark Horse vs The King
excited for the LAN Finals with crowd on SSA
Hopefully we can finally see the likes of whz, life, or zmjjkk going to international stage for real this time.
It's currently Japan's most popular esports now
That would explain why some people flexing their Champions bundle again, the price went up!
I agree, even some teams are making innovation on their comps for a map like Icebox where we usually saw the standard Sage/Sova/Viper/Jett/Flex comp for that map.
probably need to wait for South Asia to finish their VCT first.
Wow Saitama Super Arena!? RAGE is going big!
Ah yes entry with the Marshall, the Chinese VALORANT special xd
is it the same restriction law from 2018?
This is a banger for a "Pride Match" and fun fact is that both of them are the only two teams in Japan that have their twitter account followed by VALORANT Japan's (@VALORANTjp) twitter.
It is big in Japan, there is literally a VALORANT ad in one of the train station in Tokyo just like this tweet from the Japanese Voice Actor for Sage.
https://twitter.com/MorisakiMiho/status/1527163476702945280?t=zNPeWltaNE6R8sgdvGsbVA&s=19
Westerners are just that ignorant when it comes to other culture besides them.
Nah he is just a Japanese VALORANT hater in general, you can see lots of his hate comments towards the JP scene from last year.
You probably just not understand the context on that round?
not the first but perhaps the biggest yet since its an event with more than 5k people attending the venue
day 1 show match between Japan's big streamers and day 2 pro's mix all star show match + Talkshow with ZETA DIVISION's VALORANT team
+1 nobody knows how to give good comms in that server
Coach Vorz is really good when it comes to scouting young talent consider that he is also the one that discovered the potential from SugarZ3ro and TENNN.
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