his hand isn't making him push spawn every round

the amount of times i see boaster with 1 kill in the 2nd half of a match is getting out of hand. dude just can't hang anymore.

Does anyone know the nature of his illness/absence or have a time table for when he's expected to be back? He was an exciting player to watch and I hope it's not a Leo situation where it was an open-ended wait for his return that never came.

the complete lack of discipline on this team is insane. it's like they never learn from the mistakes they make.

i don't follow the valorant scene as closely as i used to but where is the NS team that beat them in the last major?

did they not qualify for this tourney?

jonah hate watching with an evil grin

he really is the fifflaren of valorant

things went south for mada when he started mouthing off to crashies on those lucky flank kills.

karma came to collect.

also 100% winrate on their map of choice - it was all lined up for them to win w/ ease but now they're stuck in hell

regardless of whether they win or lose - this kind of comeback shows the kind of mental resilence and championship pedigree that this roster has.

Leo is definitely and will likely always be the biggest "what if" story in Valorant. Truly a one of a kind player who anchored FNC in their prime.

generational chokejob by DRX

EDG hunted him to extinction

haven't watched or followed much of valorant for the last couple of seasons but i was wondering what's the deal w/ Leo?

he still planned to come back or has he more or less fully retired? he was easily my favorite player to watch/study in my valo-addiction days.

the aim/talent disparity is painfully obvious when watching them vs upper echelon teams. they lose so many winnable rounds and have too many inconsistent players.

it's hard to stay hyped up when you're the one at the top - lonely is the head that wears the crown and what not

the aspas hate reminds me of olofm in cs - dude was one of the best players in the game for years but people always wanted to diminish how elite he was for whatever reason. same quiet/humble demeanor, focused completely on the game and beloved by all his teammates/opponents his entire career.

haters just gonna hate no matter what game or era.

it seems harsh to call it a fluke but i don't think we see g2, in its current form at least, making a similar run in any tournaments in the near future. i think they need to try to replace icy w/ someone who is a bit more reliable

boaster reminds me of pronax from csgo - dude just struggles to get a single kill

crazy how people still don't understand player roles in 2024

munchkin's godlike overwatch skill is starting to manifest in valorant

match makes up for the disgraceful showing from edg

pansy kinda reminds me of doris burke for any nba fans - i don't want to dislike her but she makes it kinda difficult sometimes w/ her abject EU bias

have been out of the valorant scene for awhile and was watching kc play wondering who tf carmichael is

checked the player/team page checking names, looked at the coaches and still had no idea and started to get annoyed

just now found out they been saying karmine corp

go and grill a couple hotdogs and come back the game is already over 😭

word.exe dominating

that was such a random shot lmao

kangkang dies in the first 5 seconds on a wideswing into the entire enemy team

so reckless but thats who they are i guess

every time i see forsaken pop off it makes me think of that csgo player who cheated on lan

i want this for jing

jesus that odin spraydown lmao

lowkey?

he was the first death 12 times and like 5 of those were in map 3 w/ the season on the line. that was one of the most blatant mental meltdowns i've seen in this game yet

that was one of the worst throws i've seen - never seen such an impatient player

bump

i want to see a drx vs eg rematch because it seemed like drx beat themselves w/ the veto and passive play more than anything else

loud fans were ready to be insufferable if prx choked

the only reason i watch valorant now is to see navi fans suffer so current navi gets my vote

Haven't followed Valo for over a year but came here to pay homage to talent when I see it - that final play by Alfa was absolutely electric. Too bad they couldn't clutch it out but those are the kind of moments that define a career. Fucking insane.

With respect to the players moving on with their careers - it is about time NA began focusing on the next generation of talent. Long overdue.

Best of luck to these boys - hopefully the pressure of trying to live up to the 100T only proves as more motivation for them to continue ascending.

Haven't watched a Valorant match in months but heat/mwzera/cned is a must-see match even for a casual like me.

My only complaint about Gambit was they took out VS too soon - we didn't get to see more of the KR overlords. Otherwise very humble, fearless team worthy of the win.

I think deffo is just outside the top 3 (yay/keloqz/cned) statistically but in terms of who I like to watch and who I would want on my team, I'd probably go with deffo mainly because he plays more disciplined and isn't a selfish ego peeker like many other Jett/duelists. He is also on the most talented team from top to bottom so he doesn't need to hard carry like many other Jett players do.

Most boring match I watched all tourney - pretty disappointed

yay and nats have both been on fire - hoping this is an exciting match

that was fuckin nuts

They certainly look more and more beatable with each passing match this tourney

Who is the guy on the left side of the desk? He's actually pretty annoying how hard he fanboys Shaz and Sentinels like holy f bro dial it back

Lunatic Hai was a villainous team back in the 1.6 days

VS definitely has the cleanest executions on both ends of all teams I've watched so far. Very controlled and dynamic playstyle