Well they did lose randomly against Les Petits Bouffons during Polaris Split 1, but yeah they have only lost twice. Huge choke in the grand final.
https://www.vlr.gg/166055/les-petit-bouffons-vs-apeks-challengers-league-northern-europe-polaris-split-1-r1

3 - english, ASL, and korean

Hey!

I'm quite new too, made this account a couple days ago. I don't know why people use twitch quotes (I didn't even know they were haha).
From what iv'e seem (been lurking for quite a long time) is that this site is beyond toxic but there are some good people on here!

I made this account to give advice to players that want to improve mostly :)

They will be missed :c

Hope everyone will get signed to new orgs and I hope eskay has a successful transition back to overwatch

Hey!

A couple things I did to help improve (I'm immortal 1 but when I first started I placed iron3)

Ill list some tips that I haven't seen said yet

• Always have a good mental, don't let your teammates or your own gameplay tilt you. I know it's hard but just take a deep breathe and move on.
• Try different senses, I started out using high sense and when I switched to a lower sense I found significant aim improvement. This might help or not at all but its worth testing
• Warm up before comp, whether thats a DM or Unrated/spike rush (I personally do a DM to warmup but I keep doing them until I hit 30 kills)
• A mic helps, I know a lot a people don't have mics in lower ranks (oddly enough in higher too). Even if your teammates don't have mics, you comming can still help a lot!
• Reviewing replays of your own gameplay is helpful too
• A lot a of people say you need aimlabs or something similar to improve aim. I honestly never found them helpful (I'm not saying they aren't but for me personally they don't help). I found the range and DMs the most helpful
• Play with confidence, make yourself think you're better than the enemy. That doesn't mean just ego peak everything though.