That is such a dirty angle, Benkai. Goddamn.
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That is such a dirty angle, Benkai. Goddamn.
And? I'm not basing my work on my nationality. There's bias, and there's trying to ensure the user's interaction with the forums is as comfortable as we can.
Just following the media kit.
Nope! They had an Indonesian roster that competed last year.
Yep! Just be aware that I'm updating a lot of the teams' logos based on their media kit and/or other official sources, so things might change a bit!
You're reading this wrong. East Asia and APAC LCQ are for Champions, not Masters.
10 teams will be seeded into two double-elim bracket, seeding will be based on circuit points standings.
See my edit. I don't know if it'll be the ruling but there's a chance for 2 OCE teams.
It is called the APAC LCQ. APAC South was the original name, but since APAC North is rebranded as East Asia LCQ, APAC South regains its APAC designation. The East Asia LCQ blog mentions APAC and not APAC South.
OCE will have 8 teams competing for the LCQ spot in the VOT OCE Championship, based on the accumulated local circuit points.
The teams competing are:
Edit: There's a chance for 2 OCE slots if ORDER makes at least Top 5 if not Top 3 in Stage 2 APAC.
Hype transcend languages and Japanese casters are always giving it their all.
This is a Public Service Announcement to watch the FGC Act 2 Invitational Grand Finals between EDward Gaming and KONE. Thank you.
Brother, KC is the big money in France. Watch their showmatch (keyword SHOWMATCH) against KOI.
Some are part time players. Cxy is benched.
Some players got into trouble with matchfixing allegations (I think it was only cxy though)
We literally have a Chinese team in the ESL Pro League
CS? CrossFire? Point Blank? CS Online?
I don't disagree, but I'm not going to stand by when we're sitting on our asses here commenting them and they're doing their best on stream
You can and you have reasons. I'm just getting tired seeing on-screen talents getting hate.
MiTH looked a bit rough when they faced against FW but I chalked it up to FW having the run of their life currently. MiTH has the potential to break through, but I'm not going to brush Enigma off easily. You talk shit about SA all you want but I do believe EG has the potential to improve – this team went toe-to-toe against GE to all five maps, and thos GE fucking shat the bed and clawed back through the lower bracket.
If MiTH shows some of their sloppiness here, EG might be able to capitalize.
Fellas yall do realize that these tournaments are absolutely topsy turvy and KONE is a good team right?
I swear it was OOW's players too
Nope, not a bug- if you turn on Night Mode, the logo changed accordingly- that's why it turns into the white logo.
It'll update automatically as the match is played, but I took the liberty on changing it anyway.
Don't know. Esports Chart has a more detailed post but like, it is locked behind a paid option. https://escharts.com/tournaments/valorant/skyesports-championship-series
27K Peak Viewers on Skyesports Champions Series. @GlobalEsportsIn vs @Enigmagamingind is the most popular match of the event.
https://twitter.com/EsportsCharts/status/1533521356834357248
I agree. This is an opinion. I'd hold off from anything that is
The person who made the post contacted me! It's that whoever finished the match didn't set a winner
Underground shit. But it seems they are gaining traction and support with the help of Riot/Tencent.
Yeah, they are quite well versed. Caster Alan (https://twitter.com/AlanGai_) is probably the more well-known Chinese caster that I know that handled Valorant and has contact to the Western side of things(?) Need citation though.
I believe the game gained traction as many during Valorant's early months like all regions. Some tournaments were pushed and major orgs had invested in certain rosters. Then Valorant was scheduled to release in 2021, in like a big, big promotion alongside China's LPL 10 Year Anniversary Event (Heck there were even promotional advertisements), so it was big. But they weren't able to beat out the NPPA freeze which stopped all game publishing and here we are, with China still stuck today.
I'm waiting for the TOs. I'm waiting on official announcements. Please understand that I have my own sources.
Because it's our own (VLR) personal ranking system, not Riot's.
Well not really. Zhuque is the domestic 'academy'-ish team for FPX. Since Valorant still hasn't been released officially in China, they have the liberty to just have a domestic team for these purposes.
I'd say that even though the weird turmoil that resulted in the weird two esports body that is sanctioned by the government (I'm looking at you, IESPA and PBESI,) they're actually doing well side-by-side and in a constructive manner in terms of building esports in Indonesia. Heck, even the local governments are also helped with the local branches of either IESPA or PBESI. While it did suck that some of our esports contingents had to be cut down for the SEA Games, it helped that we have actual support from the government to help legitimize esports in public.
Just saying though, that whatever happened between IESPA and PBESI early during PBESI's start was dumb.
The team allocation of the VCT APAC LCQ will be updated due to logistical issues that have the potential to impact the overall competitive integrity of the tournament. As a result, the slots previously allocated to teams from China will be redistributed to other regions.
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/china-resumes-video-game-licensing-093000376.html
45 games out of 87 were approved in April. Most are from more minor, domestic-oriented game publishers, and not from Tencent nor NetEase (who are the major publishers.)
"Only 45 licenses have been awarded so far, which is still a tiny percentage of the total number of games that are allowed to be published in China every year."
https://kotaku.com/china-gaming-approval-regulatory-agency-netease-tencent-1848777669
in an indirect implication that the NPPA freeze has halted all progress towards any slots given to China will result in an official presence by Chinese teams.
Pretty sure they participated in VCT in early 2021 and they're always allowed to
No, incorrect. More like Tencent vs Chinese Government. It's not that China rejected it, it's because Tencent and Riot are stuck in publishing limbo. NPPA froze all game publishing last year and it was just recently that some domestic titles started to be approved. Doesn't mean it's a silver lining for Valorant, but it's a step forward at least.
I'd say one of the best, maybe behind Vash
Thanks tesseract
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