dream's dead
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dream's dead
They're not though, Oasis qualified through the replacement slot after XLB withdrew.
Edit: If you mean the original PH seed 1 well... probably just the adaptation lmao
They have a second chance since XLB forfeited
oh whoops
Think of the Americas secondary stage they sometimes use when LCS is in primetime.
Now imagine that but for several of the Groups matches and Play-Ins for EMEA
You can be rich and having the wrong investments all over the place lmao
It's actually unbelievable how people underplay how a good infrastructure can impact the level of playing field, even if the talent are being pingponged all over the place.
That's the dilemma the Japanese scene is having right now, but give credits where its due.
And? I've been supporting CR/DFM since 2022. I've gone through the worst, is there anything else?
I agree by the way.
The number of Japanese young talents has risen since the days of the old ZETA, Northeption, CR, Fennel and the likes; but it'll take a while until they can break the upper echelon of the domestic scene.
Teams like WECC and Northeption Academy showed what the future of Japan could hold.
But for now, the parity of SEA is a bit muddled thanks to the variation from all across the subregion, so in terms of 'pure' average, Japan takes a bit of the cake there.
Let's not make this any worse :)
Okay I'm gonna have to put my foot down here because I'm not going to let you badmouth OCE like that.
OCE SUFFERED through incompetent TOs, a downsize in priority from Riot themselves, and an infrastructure that could only be bridged by god knows who at this point.
The community fought blood and tooth to keep the region alive, and thank their lucky stars that their fruits of battle are still being seen.
Because we were literally locked behind a streaming platform that almost 99% of SEA aren't familiar with. It wasn't until Split 3 and a massive outrage that they rescinded their decision to return to the traditional platforms. Get your facts straight.
You're misunderstanding me; I meant outside of your tunnel visioning of the English broadcast on the main Pacific channel, it doesn't mean the viewership is solely relying on that. Each regional channel are maintaining its own bubble and viewers, and they're healthier than last year when we got bottlenecked by SOOP.
Current regional channels are maintaining their bubbles well. And reminder that it's SOLELY on the regional channels, outside of the English broadcast.
Because you're cherry picking a 2025 Grand Final, Ascension Qualifier event compared to SEA Split 1 which is an in-season tournament.
Let nobody shit talk about the original Team Secret core back in 2021, they were magical
Because we have six concurrent regional streams. Those streams spread the viewership equally.
will check after this pacific game 👍
Not happening as long as Japan's tier 2 bubble is still expanding. Their viewership and engagement alone was a major factor domestically. Say what you will in their performance and the fact their market is being bottlenecked by themselves, but their domestic competitive parity is still developing well for the region to catch up.
Ate was chatting in-game during a match, which could count as a rule violation
No streams at all, not that I am aware of as of now.
DM me all the most recent ones, been trying to catch out a lot of the new ones. Repeat offenders need to be checked out too.
The Premier Qualifier is set for SEA, they're not in
You had to be a downer? It has been a dire situation for the OCE region for the past few months, yes.
But you don't have to shut down someone's enthusiasm about a LAN in his region that he really want to try and attend.
Downplaying that drive and enthusiasm doesn't help anyone. You can be critical about what happened, but you don't get to say "yeah no let's not get happy about this".
2027 is still several months away, and we still don't know how the exact format will be for the subregion, even including Southeast Asians ourselves.
This might be our worst nightmare
They've already have seeding matches during the Group Stage, you can check there.
Is it? Is there a confirmation?
It's no longer named MY/SG, FYI
Can you share who are the new coaches? Thanks!
do you want to deal with SEA's notoriously bad bureaucracy?
Yeah, the backend suffered some glitches. Right now it should remain as it is
That is not our fault regardless; we are pulling the scores from GRID, and let's just say there's a glitch within the GRID system that made both delb and fangeer having the same id.
It happens AGAIN
(I want to clarify this is not our backend's fault)
Yeah, I'll agree on that, but the future looks very bright for them especially as an F/A team coming from premier
They're literally high school and collegiate students, give em a break
Decent upcoming T2 player, did well in the PH Regionals, his team beat Xipto
We don't update team pages/names if it's only a sponsorship thing. The most we are willing to do is putting an alias above their team name (like how you saw with JDG and BLG).
DRX's page will stay as DRX, logo and all.
Because they have above average TOs that doesn't debilitate the scene in every step they take. OCE VAL, sadly, does NOT have that luxury when Riot was still investing in them.
more of a teacher coach for Gen.G's academy classes, not a coach for their academy team proper
Riddle losing vorz might be hitting them harder than expected, especially with no Caedye and yatsuka.
Insomnia's loss so far was to Murash and honestly they looked great otherwise.
Nice
Even only Valve-partnered third party events are the only ones counted to the VRS and Majors system.
EWC doesn't even affect the VCT circuit at all except bragging rights
Due to the swap between ULF and Eternal Fire, please re-do your pickems.
The official statement by Riot is that EF will retain a team in VCL Turkiye, so we'll expect some sort of academy team for the current roster
Then don't believe them easily?
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