Stereotypical SEA chat lamo
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Stereotypical SEA chat lamo
It's from the game iirc
Hi! There were clarifications such as this exact paragraph:
While the format is yet to be announced, the playoffs will be held from July 3-16 in Shanghai, China, marking the first offline event for the region. Amongst the 12 teams, four had already qualified for the playoffs earlier based on the results of FGC Valorant Invitational: Act 1 and 2, while the rest of the participants played through a preliminary Swiss stage one month earlier in June.
And I know technically this was super late, but considering the Playoffs were coming up and it was right during the build up to Tokyo, figured an accompaniment to the official announcement from TJ Sports themselves would be better.
Sorry for the inconvenience.
TJ Sports/VSPO is a different beast. Can't really compare them when China basically got these videos down to science.
Compared to other Ascensions so far, Pacific has stepped up massively. So can't complain about tht.
LOCK//IN counts as a full split. The explanation video last year during Champions confirms this. Next year we'll have two splits.
Nope! They'll have a LAN in July to determine the three teams going to Champions.
https://www.vlr.gg/event/1664/valorant-champions-2023-china-qualifier
Not yet! You do remember when Brazilian teams were clowned, right? Or LATAM teams? Then they made steady progress.
Same with China. Don't count them put just yet. They need to catch up like what, 3 years of other regions having international experience?
Actually, do you know that during the team partnership application, Chinese teams were asking for Riot to be included in the Pacific League, because of the game not being out yet! They were asking! Not Riot forcing them!
But Riot knows that the publishment of the game in China would come soon, and it would be much more beneficial considering China's major potential both in and out of the game's market for them to have a separate region/league.
But they do because China is a major region! Welcome to Riot's regional classification! Hope you enjoy your stay!
https://www.jrailpass.com/blog/japan-visa
So, blaming an external issue where smth had his visa just expired just after he left Sengoku for PRX as a mid-season transfer, compared to the other Russians in EMEA who were part of the longstay main roster... mkay.
I mean, the dozens of cgrs threads just proved otherwise just now; there's always those people who think they can make better decisions.
10 days of practice; and the PRX players are comfortable enough with him and vice versa.
He's a walking utility and setup provider. He's an emergency sub; he's doing his job well as that and he's giving enough support to setup for the kills and setplays.
He's a walking utility and setup provider. He's an emergency sub; he's doing his job well as that and he's giving enough support to setup for the kills and setplays.
https://www.vlr.gg/pickem/876205b7
Lava hot take
It was bait. He's still in SG.
THEY CAN'T KEEP GETTING AWAY WITH THIS
Of course I won't doubt that
The previous version of Gen G (NTH+ONS) were rolled against EDG so I think with the lower-mid tier teams, EDG can get a win
China is not inviting teams either; they're holding qualifiers for their representatives to Champions as well; it's where regional champions go against other regional champions to be the world champion. The logic still stands. Every tournament will have their worst and best teams. Any given match day, any team could surprise their opponents. ASE had expected themselves to be rolled over; but they grabbed 10 rounds against the Pacific runner-ups. For EDG, the stakes are higher for them since they are the returning representatives; and obviously, expectations between EDG and ASE are different.
Every team wants to be the winner; but every team wants to be realistic.
I have my reservations on that as well but going by the logic more teams = more experience gained and the net positives will probably come once 2024 rolls in
China will get its own league. They are catching up to 3 years of other regions having international experience.
The staff and mods are deeply saddened and all of us are impacted by Twisten's passing. We've made our post on Twitter and have shared our personal thoughts on our respective accounts; however, we still have a job to do. Removing him from Vitality's active roster, continuing to cover Valorant news all over the globe; it might seems "heartless" to some, but we are going to keep moving forward in respect.
The fact that the community posted an entire thread on VLR that surpassed 300 comments meant something; and for me personally? It was about the community, not us.
MY BAD I THOUGHT IT WAS CHANGED
Life is cracked
hfmi0dzjc9z7 is a solid secondary fragger
monk and bunt can go kill and clutch where necessary
YHchen will catch you off guard
It's unfortunately, part of our job. For better or for worse.
More likely he's returning to DRX Prospects/Academy. He's not listed as a 7th man, currently.
Regardless, let's make the moment a remembrance of Twisten, rather than his cause of death. Talking about what caused it won't do any better with the current situation. Let's support each other.
Hi fellas. It's a sudden and sad day, but let's refrain from any assumption in respect of the family and loved ones, please.
Let's refrain from assumption in respect of the family and loved ones, please.
I'm terrified.
Community LANs made it much better. The venue in particular have hosted major ID LANs in the past prior to Valorant. If you ever heard Indonesians calling the venue BOOM's home, because BOOM has several champions crowned in multiple events hosted in the past. The venue has history, tied into Indonesian esports.
Obviously, we want a bigger venue, but considering this was a gauge to see what was the interest for an ID LAN was? People were crowding the venue, sitting down, standing up; and we all loved the experience (being someone who attended IRL as well.)
We love the game, and for sure, we are gonna get damn rowdy about it. I hope next LAN it'll be on a more proper/accomodating venue- but I have a feeling it won't be a loss if it's in the mall again.
Community LANs made it much better. The venue in particular have hosted major ID LANs in the past prior to Valorant. If you ever heard Indonesians calling the venue BOOM's home, because BOOM has several champions crowned in multiple events hosted in the past. The venue has history, tied into Indonesian esports.
Obviously, we want a bigger venue, but considering this was a gauge to see what was the interest for an ID LAN was? People were crowding the venue, sitting down, standing up; and we all loved the experience (being someone who attended IRL as well.)
We love the game, and for sure, we are gonna get damn rowdy about it.
Hey everyone! Just dropping by to mention that Pacific, LATAM, and China team flairs are updated with VCL, International Leagues, and FGC teams!
Bali Dota Major is a scam, imo. A tourist attraction. Sold out = probably a part of it is sold to grifters and resellers.
Better Jakarta than Bali.
It was rumored, but it was clear the concern became "What if the academy team wins Ascension?" That's probably why teams didn't register Academy teams to Challengers. But Leo did say Riot is looking into integrating Academy teams into the ecosystem in some ways, so look out for that.
Most likely, yes. However, if let's say, Bleed qualified for Pacific, they don't need to change anything since all of their players fall under the Pacific region.
The easiest method lmao
Read closely: "Contingency." THEY ARE PREPARING MEASURES IF SOMETHING CAN'T COME. Man. Come on.
Read closely: "Contingency." THEY ARE PREPARING MEASURES IF SOMETHING CAN'T COME. Man. Come on.
Read closely: "Contingency." THEY ARE PREPARING MEASURES IF SOMETHING CAN'T COME. Man. Come on.
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