Zaynio
Flag: Taiwan
Registered: April 18, 2021
Last post: April 15, 2025 at 10:39 AM
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I have yet to see an actual EDG fan trash talk on this site.

posted about 2 years ago

Definitely not easy, but I think FNC should comfortably take home a 3-1 or 3-2. Close maps obviously.

posted about 2 years ago

I disagree. NRG didn't look great at all during the group stage, and them getting stomped by FNC was, although a hype match up, kinda expected.

posted about 2 years ago

I think EG can put up a good fight but FNC should still take them 3-1 / 3-2. That match would be crazy asf to see.

EDIT: I think because EDG has a rather unique playstyle and a rather new team to the tourney, they might be able to catch FNC off guard, however unlikely that is.

EG is still the best chance to take down FNC by far though.

posted about 2 years ago

To be fair, this tourney kinda proved that EDG has five world class players, one of which is potentially the best duelist in the world.

posted about 2 years ago

I'm sorry for not watching you at the beginning of the season and giving your team hope
I'm sorry for not watching you not be the first team eliminated in the Americas playoffs
I'm sorry for not watching EG and rating them higher than DRX
I'm sorry for not watching EG and not believing that they would destroy no.1 seed TL in playoffs
I'm sorry for thinking that LOUD as the #1 seed was utterly better than EG
I'm sorry for praising you Potter during the season
I'M SORRY FOR NOT WATCHING YOUR GAMES EG

posted about 2 years ago

I didn't watch the Americas League this year tbh after Sao Paulo. Do I have to apologize too ?!

posted about 2 years ago

If anything, NRG look shaky. EG absolutely do not look shaky, and in fact, look like the strongest contender against FNC. EDG is coming off hot right now and a good amount of momentum, so I can't really count them out.

NRG looked weak during groups and lost handedly to FNC (Yes it was expected of them to lose, but that was a stomp). They beat a drx that have never looked this weak in the past.

posted about 2 years ago

idk much chinese users on this site to begin with. Anyone shitting on Loud is probably from Americas or EMEA.

posted about 2 years ago

NRG do not look that strong. Idk if it is just me, but they didn't look THAT great in groups and they got owned by FNC (yes FNC was favored to win, but that wasn't even close).

posted about 2 years ago

nah, that's a combination of luck on EDG's side and a massive whiff on loud's side. Dude, 3 players die? Come on.

posted about 2 years ago

FNATIC looks just as strong as everyone expected, but TL look stronger than what people expected. It's hard to say if FNC full clears TL since TL look really good as of lately (especially compared to how they performed during the league).

posted about 2 years ago

EDG is like a mix of playstyle between EU's slow methodical plays and PRX's aggressive playstyles. They can sometimes play slow and sometimes run it down with Kang Kang killing anyone with knives (Jamppi definitely has nightmares from it)

posted about 2 years ago

EDG boutta 2-0 Loud my guy

posted about 2 years ago

EDG clears

posted about 2 years ago

in terms of animation and a "flourished" story, sure. Was it the most realistic and touching one? Probably.

posted about 2 years ago
  • Your name (Top tier Makoto Shinkai film; can't go wrong with that)
  • I want to eat your pancreas (ignore the name, the movie is super sad and emtional)
  • 5 Centimeters per second (Realistic but sad film)
  • A silent voice (another sad one)
  • Weathering with you (didn't enjoy this one, but people liked it)
posted about 2 years ago

That one was depressing as fuck dude.

posted about 2 years ago

Reykjavik might have been the most "hype" masters because it was the first one, but Tokyo is the best one for competition and it's not even close.

posted about 2 years ago

I mean, in less than a year, China as a region was able to produce a really good team in the form of EDG. I wouldn't be surprised if ASE and FPX (as the scene starts to develop to a more advanced level) become world contenders.

posted about 2 years ago

Not saying it's wrong, just felt outta place when everyone was expecting a lot outta EDG.

posted about 2 years ago

Even when Kang Kang popped off, dude had no faith in EDG to win anything.

posted about 2 years ago

Yeah, I think it was kinda an "off-map" for him, but I don't think it was entirely because he wasn't firing on all cylinders. Just that TL was hard countering him.

posted about 2 years ago

Dude, man is playing cypher on SPLIT. If he did anything other than what he showed today, he would be playing cypher wrong completely.

posted about 2 years ago

The aggressiveness of double duelists is not what won EDG the attacking half rounds.

posted about 2 years ago

His "poor" performance in haven (despite what the coach of TL said) was because Team Liquid literally played so that he wouldn't be a factor in any fight. He never got the chance to really pop off on haven.

posted about 2 years ago

Its not a typical comp but its a direct counter comp to EDG's comp. Team Liquid should have held defense a lot better based on agents.

posted about 2 years ago

EDG 加油!加油!

posted about 2 years ago

yeah, since Kang Kang doesn't even play the same role as nAts and chichoo specifically wanted to play Liquid nAts

posted about 2 years ago

If they can manage to beat Liquid, I can certainly see them going far. I think it comes down to the first match because not only does the momentum matter a lot here, but defeating the technical number 1 team from EU is going to be a decently large shock to most people and motivate them far more than their wins against Navi and T1.

posted about 2 years ago

More stacked competitive-wise compared to pretty much all previous tournaments, though, that's because this is the first tournament since franchising started flourishing out the teams. Lock-in was too early for any franchised team to be readily developed and synchronized.

posted about 2 years ago

you might wanna check yt chat

posted about 2 years ago

T1 isn't an East Asian team now?

posted about 2 years ago

T1 我們會送你們回家!

posted about 2 years ago

T1 bang from LoL coming out of retirement to play valorant?!

posted about 2 years ago

Wardell is a streamer now. Though, seeing Kang Kang awp kinda reminds me of the old days when Wardell dominated with the AWP during the Ignition Series. Only this time, I hope Kang Kang can continue this momentum and not just die out like Wardell did.

posted about 2 years ago

I hope this guy creates himself a legacy that will last for awhile. I hope his performance continues to be top tier.

posted about 2 years ago

8.5/10

If he could pull of the shit he does with NAVI all tournament long, then probably a 9.5

posted about 2 years ago

ayo, no disrespect to North India, but I like South Indian cusine better. South Indian Chicken Biriyani hits different highkey no offense.

posted about 2 years ago

No one said they were a super star team lmao. Everyone thought of them as relatively 'strong' underdogs from an underdeveloped valorant region. And what now? Navi wasn't a t1 team?

posted about 2 years ago

this is more of a ranking than a tier list my guy

posted about 2 years ago

His awp is so consistent and his style of awping is just so crisp. Kinda reminds me of Wardell back in Valorant's infancy stage.

posted about 2 years ago

I remember they were storming through a lot of teams prior to champions last year and was actually hyped up to be a super good under dog team. This happened again when they played 100t, which was a match they should have won after throwing in fracture.

They've always been solid, but as someone said above, they never got over the first win hump mentality.

posted about 2 years ago

ayo wtf was that retake. That was the fastest retake attempt I have seen.

posted about 2 years ago

I think EDG is the only chinese team to have a more 'balanced' playbook for strategies. Not that it is objectively balanced, but relative to the region itself. ASE is all about using raw aim and rushing in.

posted about 2 years ago

Im going back to Taiwan bro

posted about 2 years ago

Well, valorant was always designed to be a less mechanical intensive game like CS is and more strategy based to bridge the gap between beginners and those who know how to play. The same applies to pro play in many ways since most people have similar level of mechanics due to the ceiling being at a more approachable level.

posted about 2 years ago

tf, UB does not have a better roster on paper. They might have some stronger players, but the roster itself is overall not better than the nation. Prod and Dizzy are not pro players.

posted about 2 years ago
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