TMosura
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Honestly no clue. I found different interpretations somewhere else, so I may suspect this is a bug.

posted about 3 years ago

Actually, barring 0bi's shenanigans, X10C took XERXIA into double OT during their first map of the playoffs. They're a sleeper, and may as well go toe-to-toe with XERXIA.

posted about 3 years ago

Hong Kong/Taiwan. There's a reason it's separated. Riot has been separating the region into its own, considering the differences with the game (Valorant) not officially being released in mainland China. It started with League's now-defunct LMS (merged with SEA Tour into PCS), continues to Challengers HK/TW, and the WCS Masters in Wild Rift. It's their own thing.

posted about 3 years ago

Nope. SEA.

posted about 3 years ago

*Hong Kong/Taiwan. Chinese Valorant is a different beast altogether. I've always had some reservations about HK/TW. From my observation, they barely have any consistency in their roster, especially during last year. Seems like they're slowly fixing it, but it's always been known that HK/TW is practically the weakest amongst SEA.

posted about 3 years ago

Correct. For Stage 2, Nodwin isn't the one who's organizing South Asia's Challengers. This time, it's Skyesports. Hence the different name.

posted about 3 years ago

The reason why we chose to show the Ro16 is the importance and competitiveness of the teams participating. If we chose to show from Ro162, it will have to justify the amount of manpower and how competitive South Asia is in regard to APAC. It's common practice, not restricted to this event.

posted about 3 years ago

I'm following what was shown in the broadcast.

posted about 3 years ago

Note: Due to BONK not being able to field a full roster for Map 1 (Split), the map is given to ORDER.

posted about 3 years ago

Anything to be toxic, huh?

posted about 3 years ago

He tried playing in Valorant but went back to CS:GO. Now he's taking an extended break - no clue if he's deciding anything soon.

posted about 3 years ago

You do know the map scores don't tell the entire story?

posted about 3 years ago

That's just the previous core system. This Academy roster has no previous tie to ex-Noble (well somewhat)

posted about 3 years ago

With MSI 2022 in Busan + crowd, I'd expect this year Riot to be more adventurous in their location scouting. I'd have a suspicion Iceland was a quick pick due to the ease and familiarity added with the time constraint compared to MSI which is like... still weeks away.

posted about 3 years ago

Pretty sure they stated Agent bans won't come until the Agents count around 30+ ish?

posted about 3 years ago

Honestly, I prefer it if there were Regional Leagues in SEA, it's going to be for T2 below. Each subregional Challengers are already an upgraded 'Regional League' on its own.

posted about 3 years ago

I think you missed quite a lot of stuff. PRX and BLEED aren't the only international roster that is or had existed in the past for APAC. For example, Alter Ego has a Malaysian playing for them, 3nable. Same with Morph Impact, hzm (since moved back to MY/SG). In the Philippines, Nigma Galaxy has Crazyguy and ZeesbeW as part of their roster. In Vietnam, Team OK has a Thai and a Filipino part of the roster. In Thailand, Attack All Around has a Finn playing. I do believe at some point, more cross-country rosters will pop up one way or another in APAC (SEA in particular), but with the regional roster limits 3 members having from the home region, for now, it'll be more beneficial for them to stick to a single region roster. PRX's roster is the way it is because it transferred over from CS:GO where both f0rsakeN and mindfreak were a part of it. BLEED has a lot of money.

posted about 3 years ago

APAC North is already announced as per the start of the year announcement by Riot. APAC will be divided into two: APAC North (JP, KR, and CN potentially) and APAC South (SA, OCE, SEA.) Each LCQ will grant one slot.

posted about 3 years ago

A separate lower bracket series

posted about 3 years ago

I mean I respect the hustle but it's 3 am over here and I'm still replying so spare some thoughts for those who replied to you

posted about 3 years ago

He's surf. Crws said it himself. He's not trying to fill Pati's shoes, he's trying to be himself. Do you know that prior to 2022, he never played in a professional team? This is his first major international LAN. Something we ourselves could only dream about, especially as a 18 y/o.

posted about 3 years ago

I call it as a win as they will still be classified as APAC in the LCQ Kekw

posted about 3 years ago

I'm here. All I could say is my joyous whimsy survive until now.

posted about 3 years ago

Insomnia. It's not easy getting it off.

posted about 3 years ago

Really? That's what you want to call them? Whether or not Riot dropped the ball on DDK and Sean is a topic for another time. But the talents won't be everyone's cup of cake. Each has their own specialties. I know Bren and Sideshow through OW and TF2 so I'm delighted to have them here. JessGOAT I recognize her from Siege. Kaquka, Doug, Yinsu, Jacki, Doug, Mitch, Tombizz, Balla, all are making their own mark within the broadcast with their own set of knowledge and skills in relation to Valorant. And again, I understand not everyone's taste. But calling them clueless and lame? I take offense to that.

posted about 3 years ago

We try. WE all try. I will say sorry personally for disappointing you all. It's a tight rope to walk on to.

posted about 3 years ago

Yeah, I'm just going to stop you on that first point. That's a fucking cheap excuse. The talents are amazing and knowledgeable in their own business, and you want to point out their race?

posted about 3 years ago

FNS = Finesse

posted about 3 years ago

I think you don't get how certain competitive scenes grow organically.

posted about 3 years ago

Riot has always been embracing creative and expressive freedom around their talent. LEC and LCS is probably the shining example of this in the West, with LPL and LCK in the East. They know what they're doing.

posted about 3 years ago

Everyone's still learning the ropes around the broadcast of the event. We're in Year 2. New talents will come and make their mark. You're not helping.

posted about 3 years ago

I will have a heart attack. Or several watching this.

posted about 3 years ago

Weird. It was that time when I checked it in Valorant Esports. Changing it.

posted about 3 years ago

someone wake NIP up from their pyjamas

posted about 3 years ago

Because it wasn't enough time. Long term, I would like to think Rawkus would contribute nicely

posted about 3 years ago

Upper Bracket is not Bo5.

posted about 3 years ago

You do know it's literally the stream start time, not the match start time?

posted about 3 years ago

Fixed, kyknya tadi g nyadar salah klik tanggal.

posted about 3 years ago

Not 0, but undisclosed.

posted about 3 years ago

say that one more time.

posted about 3 years ago

something and kr1stal? The Blue Bees players? They're literally Russian

posted about 3 years ago

Check the JP Challengers. Literally, there are 3 players that have been playing forever.

posted about 3 years ago

Been having trouble with the backlog of events, sorry for the late release!

posted about 3 years ago

Hey, typical SEA discourse.

posted about 3 years ago

3rd place is still amazing considering the 3 months that they're together. Stop hating.

posted about 3 years ago

Most of them are happening for LCQ. APAC will be divided into two, APAC North (KR/JP) and APAC South (SEA/SA/OCE). Most of them are still the same.

posted about 3 years ago
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