iTzJ4son
Flag: Benin
Registered: February 7, 2022
Last post: December 3, 2024 at 3:58 PM
Posts: 123
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  1. fire every staff member in that org and every coach/player
  2. sign ddk as manager and add Mikes as a coach
  3. sign:
    • Rossy
    • stellar
    • skuba
    • sym
    • seven

and will finally not choke

posted 21 hours ago

wouldve been nice as many teams will start playing astra on omen maps such as haven but im not sure about ascent

posted 1 week ago

A low taper fade could work for a ninja depending on the context and aesthetic goals, but there are some practical reasons why it might not be ideal:

  1. Practical Concerns
    Camouflage: Ninjas traditionally relied on stealth, often operating at night. A low taper fade exposes more of the scalp, which might reflect light and make them more visible in low-light conditions.
    Protective Cushioning: Hair provides a natural layer of protection against elements like sun exposure, cold, and minor impacts. A low taper fade leaves parts of the scalp more exposed.
  2. Cultural/Historical Accuracy
    Ninjas in historical Japan likely wore their hair in traditional styles like topknots (chonmage) or kept it practical for their disguises. A modern low taper fade wouldn’t align with historical ninja aesthetics.
  3. Modern Ninja Aesthetic
    If "ninja" refers to someone embodying stealth, agility, and a mysterious persona in modern times, the haircut might depend on the context. A low taper fade could look clean and stylish but might not convey a "shadowy" or low-profile vibe.
    If the goal is practicality and stealth, a slightly longer or more uniform hairstyle might suit a ninja better. However, for a more contemporary, stylish ninja, the low taper fade could work if other elements (e.g., attire, behavior) compensate.
posted 2 weeks ago

he was like top 5 in shanghai and the best in seoul

posted 3 weeks ago
  1. Smoggy
  2. Karon
  3. kiNgg
  4. mako
  5. s0m
posted 3 weeks ago

eeiu number 1

posted 3 weeks ago

cant wait to see marved return to the stage #ICEMAN

posted 3 weeks ago
  1. prx - self explanatory
  2. drx - mako
  3. bleed - yay brings in alot of fire power and experience to the young roster
  4. T1 - good
  5. RRQ - monyet
  6. TS - lots of experience
  7. GenG - isnt texture some global esports reject or something
  8. Talon - they got turtle troops governor
  9. Zeta - dont know their team
  10. GE - they are GE
  11. DFM - who?

hoping to see yay play against the new nrg team consisting of 3 of his ex-teamates who should be expected to qualify to masters and champions.
maybe PRX wins a trophy this year? i see them qualifying to masters madrid

posted 3 weeks ago

OXY
Rossy
v1c
mitch (igl)
moose

Coach:
Drewsparks, Mikes

posted 4 weeks ago

zombs vs g2 (icebox)

posted 4 weeks ago

in terms of everything

posted 4 weeks ago

keznit was literally a higher rated player in champs

posted 4 weeks ago

dont think i need to explain why demon1 is also lower

posted 4 weeks ago

jawgemo was like the most mid player last year wasnt even the best on EG

posted 4 weeks ago

1) aspas
2) mada
3) zekken
4) cryo
5) jawgemo
6) Demon1
7) Keznit
8) OXY
9) Silentz
10) sym
11) Dgzin
12) havoc

posted 4 weeks ago

1) zekken
2) kiNgg
3) Verno
4) eeiu
5) N4RRATE
6) leaf
7) s0m
8) Cryocells
9) bang

posted 4 weeks ago

n4rrate is much better he is so consistent with getting his lurk kills and also gets kills that other players wouldnt get bcus of his aim

posted 4 weeks ago

zekken
verno
n4rrate
johnqt
s0m

coach: shahzam

posted 4 weeks ago

erm actually

posted 4 weeks ago

and that spectrum knife he used to use

posted 4 weeks ago

if they dont play in the cursed room he will drop 30

posted 1 month ago

Yay’s arrival at EG sparked immediate changes. His disciplined playstyle and methodical approach blended seamlessly with EG’s aggressive tactics, giving the team a new edge. During practice scrims, yay worked tirelessly, not just honing his own skills but also pushing his teammates to elevate their gameplay. He studied every strategy, every opponent, and dedicated himself to building a synergy with EG that would transform them from challengers into champions.

The moment of truth arrived at the next major tournament, where EG, with yay at the helm, faced off against some of the world’s top teams. The tournament saw intense matches, with yay consistently performing clutch plays that reminded everyone why he was once called El Diablo. But this time, it wasn’t just about individual brilliance. EG’s teamwork, bolstered by yay’s strategic inputs, was unmatched, and they powered their way through the bracket.

In the finals, they faced yay’s old rivals, a team that had once been his family but now stood as his obstacle. The games were brutal, a true test of both skill and willpower. In a nail-biting final round, with the scores tied and the championship on the line, yay found himself in a one-vs-two situation. Memories of past defeats and pressures from months of doubt weighed on him, but he steadied himself. Calmly, he outmaneuvered his opponents, landing the winning shots that crowned EG as champions.

The crowd erupted, and his teammates swarmed him in celebration. This wasn’t just a victory; it was a redemption story, a testament to yay’s resilience and dedication to his craft. As he held the trophy high, fans cheered not only for EG but for yay’s triumphant return. His journey to EG wasn’t just the next chapter of his career—it was a new beginning, a reminder that even in the world of Valorant, legends can rise again.

posted 1 month ago

Zekken - duelist
Riens - initiator
CHICHOO - sentinel
Smoggy - controller
johnqt - flex/igl

coahes:
muggle
kaplan
potter
chet
mini
shahzam
drewsparks
sinatraa

posted 1 month ago

not dephh?

posted 1 month ago

they need jimmy

posted 1 month ago

MxS:

  • reduxx
  • skuba
  • brawk
  • mitch
  • oderus

TSM:

  • Marved
  • crashies
  • Victor
  • seven
  • neT

M80:

  • bcj
  • nismo
  • stellar
  • bdog
  • jakee
posted 1 month ago

MxS:
oderus
skuba
reduxx
brawk
ardiis

posted 1 month ago

it can also boost your immune system, Dont foget!

posted 1 month ago

MIBR will give him peripherals and pay for his rent dw

posted 1 month ago

tenz never played first in he always played a second in role or 'baiter' role when he was on duelist. He attempted to play the first in role in 2023 but wasnt that good

posted 1 month ago

dont think tenz was considered a primary entry duelist when he played duelist or idk

posted 1 month ago

marved joins them as duelist

posted 1 month ago

Verno
mada
skuba
Ethan
dephh

posted 1 month ago

best style? all of them were considered goats of their time
tenz
yay
demon1
aspas
t3xture

more:
cryo

posted 1 month ago

rocket bullets

posted 1 month ago

loud less

posted 1 month ago

did anyone see that article pop up for like a min and get deleted?

posted 1 month ago

Fade - easier scan initiator between her and sova

  • no risk of blinding team
  • heavy impact util with good timings
posted 1 month ago

idk

posted 1 month ago

will make peterbot switch from fortnite to val and play duelist for them

posted 1 month ago

and also how does eg have the money to have an affiliate team

posted 1 month ago

yay will be senti surely?

posted 1 month ago

demon1 used to be a senti player he can play cypher and tex gekko like old lev

posted 1 month ago

Benjy
Chichoo
Meteor

posted 1 month ago

hiro - hes good but he isnt that good

posted 1 month ago

there are defo some goated turkish controllers tho on the market

posted 1 month ago

he spends his life on this website this is his job

posted 1 month ago
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