Blud doesn't know GE had a Korean OW team in the past
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Blud doesn't know GE had a Korean OW team in the past
Manual input because the event isn't covered by our API. Once we get the stats, we'll update it.
Yes, even 2G is bringing a sub because one of their players isn't eligible by age (spike)
That's me, I originally put the PAC X ACL qualifier under the event page because it was under the ACL branding. After discussions, we decide to move it properly to the EWC page.
Because this event is the part of the OFF//SEASON programme, and the PAC X ACL qualifier isn't part of it. Like how CN Evolution Act 2 is branded with ACL, same with Pacific's qualifier.
No, I moved the PAC X ACL Qualifier to the EWC page as to avoid confusion. This is an official sanctioned OFF//SEASON event.
PRX isn't going to EWC, this is an OFF//SEASON tournament. The person next to alecks is Panda, their performance coach
More like if it doesn't show up in the API we have access to (aka live stats API / GRID), we won't be able to. Unlike VCT China officially, sometimes some of these events just doesn't show up.
Black Mesa - Xen alone is an ethereal experience
No, the max pay out for this match is 10k regardless because both of them are the 3rd seed. After this match is where the bonus pay out can be raised to 20k
Because the seeding is based on their placement in Stage 1
So basically it's a gauntlet bracket. Bottom winner goes top, faces the loser of the bracket above them, then etc.
Seeding based on Stage 1 placements
Not exactly considering the bracket was just custom made but be on a lookout if it happens
All they need is for Bangkok to provide a good studio space for Pacific, which shouldn't be hard considering Pacific have resided in places like COEX, so they're adaptable.
The only problem is Riot Korea's advantage if they need any technical help as well as event planning considering the backend infrastructure.
If Riot SEA can provide or at least slowly improve themselves bringing a stable backend infrastructure, I don't see why not (plus more roadshow opportunities for regions outside of East Asia.)
Also Ascension and GC Pacific is coming to Bangkok this year anyway, so this is practically Pacific's second home
So the stats for the first stage of EVO are manual input and unfortunately I am on the road rn – I'll (or other available staff) will be able to add them in post.
The ones we are able to extract like you've seen on VCT CN are thanks to the live event APIs used in LAN events and such, so sometimes if the event is online, we won't be able to grab them.
Nope, not a rookie, he played in 2024
I think most of the rookies that deserves the glaze was mentioned here but I do want to give a shoutout to coconut
When he IGLd (like how he did in Oblivion Force I think) it definitely showcased how much he can do but might not be comfortable just yet especially on a Tier 1 level
But when he switched with viva and played the support role, there's moments where he just let loose and fragged while giving the help happywei and rarga needed and it looked night and day
On July 31, 2024, Chet publicly broadcasted confidential videos on demand (“VoDs”) while on a live Twitch stream. The VoDs in question are considered confidential and only made available to players and organizations for competitive use and as approved by Riot Games. This content of earlier NRG matches included team communications (e.g., communication between players, coaches and referees during the matches), all of which are considered confidential.
After conducting a thorough investigation and providing Chet with the opportunity to respond, Riot Games determined breaches of the following provisions:
Article 3.21 (Confidential Information) of the Global Code of Conduct for broadcasting team VODs which were not available to the general public.
Article 4.10 (Team Sanctions and the Role of Team Leadership) of the Global Code of Conduct for failure to maintain a high standard of conduct when engaging in a public broadcast of team VODs. Through this action, Chet failed to uphold the integrity and expectations required of leadership roles, as well as the goal of fostering a positive esports ecosystem.
Riot Games took into consideration the specific circumstances of this case, the seriousness of the offenses committed, as well as all aggravating and mitigating circumstances. The below summarizes Riot’s most relevant findings only.
The specific VoDs streamed were stored in a private, password-protected system and have never been shared in their entirety with the public, as they included communications involving players, coaches, and referees during competition. While Riot and the Organizations may use clips from prior matches, all public usage must be reviewed and approved to ensure that no sensitive information or other confidential elements are inadvertently broadcasted. Additionally, the broadcast of the VoDs occurred close in time to the competitive season when it is reasonable to presume the information held in a secure system would be deemed confidential without prior authorization.
https://competitiveops.riotgames.com/en-US/rulings/chetan-chet-singh
Notice that Fayde doesn't say Korean teams - I'm not implying otherwise, just don't make this uglier than it is, (and Fayde coaches for WOL)
This is my stance as a moderator.
My personal thoughts? So many things behind the scenes that regardless if it's true or not, we'll never know the true story. However, I'm 100% against regarding the indiscriminant hate Koreans get as a result of the accusations because come on, really? Hatemongering? So as a moderator first and foremost, keep me in check if there's more unwarranted hate.
Honestly, talk shit get hit moment for FrosT (from him accusing KR teams for scrim sharing)
This is not me saying he's not in his right to file an accusation and the complaints, but FrosT had to know his actions created a MASSIVE butterfly effect for better or for worse.
Sonder is retiring
I mean for a mid-season finale, it's pretty good. Not every region gets the chance to change venues early.
Proud to be part of the project and growing along with it!
Regional production teams exists.
And when China is handled by TJ Sports (the mastermind behind LPL) and HERO Esports (the mastermind behind a lot of FPS and other major CN esports production)
And Pacific is run by SOOP (or Afreeca, one of the oldest and tenured esports platform in Korea), things tend to go well.
Of course each region has its hiccups, but legitimately, what the fuck.
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That's not my place to say but any significant pushback would probably make League OPS note for future references, but if it can be argued that it didn't break any rules or the process were followed through – that's a different story
Because at that point, it can be argued that once a team's tiebreaker is resolved, it shouldn't be relevant to the hierarchy below when the team isn't involved in the following tiebreakers.
If ties reduce to 2-3 teams, utilize appropriate tie breakers above, If there is no head-to-head data, then the rest of these tie breakers apply.
To support in verbatim, under 4+ Way Tie-Breaker Process: (a) Note. Regardless if there is any mis implementation regarding the rule note above, it is the correct procedure. Now, while the matchups are already drawn, it is up to Riot Pacific League OPS whether or not they want to recount.
He's not eligible to even compete, he's still 17
Typo'd, should be 5
Pretty sure Liquid did a Naruto merch run as well
So in the situation where an Ascension team made it to Stage 2 Playoffs but didn't qualify for Champions, they'll automatically qualified for the upcoming edition of Ascension. If both teams suffered the same fate, both teams go down to Ascension.
But in the case that both Ascension teams made it to Champions, whoever placed lower will be the one that goes down to the Ascension tournament.
Unknown, all we know is that the lesser Ascension team in VCT Pacific that joins the next edition will join the tournament regardless.
It's organized by one of the TO who's running VCT CN (HERO ESPORTS, formerly VSPO). It's also partly founded by the Esports World Cup foundation. It's invite only, so don't expect the mid-tier teams.
they are influencer teams basically
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I mean, most JP teams are quite handholding in terms of their contract; and it's right at the start of playoffs, where teams with the better players are still pushing especially for it, which means teams are reluctant to release them.
In terms of their own academy, I think almost all of them are either right at the cusp just barely being 18 or below 18, so they're not able to be promoted for ZETA's main team.
Also TenTen have played in the JP system with both FAV and NORTHEPTION, so for a quick substitute, it's logical.
Cibaduyut is a region/place in West Java, Indonesia
Just a glitch in the lookup system that we're not able to recover sadly
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