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| Registered: | March 18, 2022 |
| Last post: | June 3, 2024 at 10:52 AM |
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i tried to use chatgpt and that shit didnt even find the joke funny ffs
"#T1FIGHTING"?
they wanna be like ge so bad
ShahZaM, also known as Shahzeeb Khan, is a professional Valorant player who has been considered one of the best in the world due to his strong individual skill and leadership abilities. He has a long history in the competitive gaming scene, having played various games at a high level before transitioning to Valorant.
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Wait this event kinda decent for a t3
Tsm, oxg, SR
Usually t3 teams, soniqs , virtuoso, sqn 2.0 etc
i assume it will be, just that its in r128 rn
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To compete for gc you had to put legal information in.
She had some issue with riot. Which led to them suspending her.
In the report they used her full legal name
I mean its really depends on the way you view streaming.
If its a hobby go for it.
If you want to make it a career. Its more beneficial to grow off other platforms first
twitch really isnt designed in a way to help smaller creators grow
actually nvm.
i read through some other tweets of hers.
you can keep shitting on her
and drx constructed an almost entirely new league roster this off season
Good on mad lions moving to NA
to go farm in a region with a lower skill celing
o7 vs OBK
wtf egypt lost 2-0
wtf its 12-7 canada map 2
i dont follow tier 3/4 emea so idk
dont care
faze lost to ninja
https://www.vlr.gg/7426/faze-clan-vs-time-in-jbl-quantum-cup-tournament-r2
you are bragging about beating the team that finished dead last in VRL EAST
It literally doesnt matter.
the league team winning doesnt affect the valorant team
Its pretty common knowledge.
There isnt really that many good NA players, so the ones who are good get payed a shit ton.
The lcs orgs are mostly rich af.
Wow this was a fucking roll
yeah i dont warm up.
straight in raw.
drop 12 kills and close the game
very underrated roster.
verno will have a great future
individually speaking.
mbappe is more talented than haaland.
haaland is very efficient though
wow after all ive done for the shahzam community you turn on me like that.. smh my head
what a prediction!
i dont know how you managed to predict that chet would bring his former coaching staff to nrg
its not that popular.
but theres no other international valorant tournaments on rn
didnt really mean the whole of apac.
more like the far corners of the regions. like oce and india. who are a distance away from the core apac community
Top 12 is achievable.
Need to start looking to the future instead of getting these boomers in.
if they can get the top indian teams to bootcamp in korea between splits that will help them alot.
Issue with apac is the distance.
Getting high quality scrims in emea is easier due to how easy it is to scrim between portugal and dach/polaris etc.
This is also why oce is weaker, they can only scrim with each other
literally lost your top 2 players to franchising.
whereas vietnam hasnt.
its not like morocco doesnt also have a chunk of players (10) that are french born
I completely forgot east asia would in it.
yeah top 16 is more reasonable
Might be top 16 this year
Yeah ofcourse.
Im talking about the players though.
Could also see weird scenarios where a team makes franchising and the whole roster gets dropped
with ascension teams only being promoted for 2 years.
will this stop players signing these super long contracts for those teams.
cause alot of permanent teams have signed players on 4 year deals
wow an indo and an indian arguing while both fake flagging for south korea. have some shame
this is the better of the two indo teams.
if they dont make it out its honestly laughable
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