Okie :3
| Flag: | Canada |
| Registered: | August 2, 2023 |
| Last post: | July 21, 2026 at 2:43 PM |
| Posts: | 17019 |
okay i'll sacrifice the spider for my own happiness :3
I'm so scared. There's a spider in my room. Can someone please come and help kill it. I beg you guys, I am terrified. I need tips. But also I'm too scared to stomp on it. What do I do guys
Can you guys also upvote this post so I gain confidence. Thanks
ohhh yea shittt i forgot about that announcement
REST IN PEACEE whoever doesnt make it
why is everyone making posts already? are orgs already being announced??
i would never bait, i know its not nice! :3
life game bro + kills arent everything. impact is
2024 lev as a whole wasn't bad sure, but aspas WAS bad. carried by his team
Let’s finally address the elephant in the room that VALORANT "analysts" are too terrified to talk about: Aspas is the most over-hyped, system-baby duelist to ever touch the game, and calling him the GOAT is an insult to players who actually play tactical shooter VALORANT. People look at his high K/D ratio and blindly lose their minds, but if you actually open your eyes and look at his atrocious KAST percentages compared to his teammates, the truth becomes blindingly obvious.
Aspas is the ultimate eco-fragger and baiter. While his team is out there doing the heavy lifting, executing actual utility combos, and dying to create space, aspas is lurking in the shadows, waiting for everyone to chip the enemy down to 12 HP so he can swoop in, clean up the scraps, and pad his stats. His high K/D isn't a sign of dominance; it’s literal proof that he refuses to die for the team or take any high-risk, high-reward entry fights unless the round is already won.
Just look at the actual tape and the impact metrics instead of getting blinded by his highlight reels A real GOAT creates space and opens up sites, but aspas’s first blood and entry statistics show he’s allergic to being the first one through a choke point.
His consistency is entirely manufactured by playing in setups where he is never allowed to fail. Put him on a roster where he isn't getting coddled by world-class initiators setting up every single kill on a silver platter, and he turns into a standard, middle-of-the-pack duelist who gets exposed the second a team throws a basic counter-strat at him. It’s time to stop letting VLR stats lie to us; aspas isn't the GOAT, he's just the gold standard of mechanical baiting.