Yeah. You can just clearly see that G2 is experienced team and Fokus is new team coming out from VRL. G2 just looks so smooth while Fokus looks tacky.
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Yeah. You can just clearly see that G2 is experienced team and Fokus is new team coming out from VRL. G2 just looks so smooth while Fokus looks tacky.
Depends how you see the word underrated. But I understand your point.
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If that is true then I guess its worth it. I'm such a combo better myself.
This is curious question, but isn't that really high risk low reward bet? You have 50% chance of losing 10 while by winning you win like 2 pounds. Unless Guild had at least like 2 multiplier. Obv 10 pounds isn't that much to begin with but you get the idea.
Average queue in CS: under 2 min
Average queue in Valorant: under 5 min
my experience and obviously I'm playing from Europe.
I guess that is true, but I'm assuming that good percentage of those "cs frogs" are European.
Yeah. Guild kind of ran out of steam during stage 1. But their roster has a lot of potential and are no pushovers. People for some reason started underrating them really heavily.
Prep heavy FPX lost their first game against upgraded honeymoon Fnatic while trying out new comps. And bit shaky looking M3C lost first map against Guild who are one of EMEA's top teams. While in new patch. Can't say anything based on first games. That's like saying The Guard sucks now because they lost to 100T.
CSGO has lower queue times than Valorant
you can downvote as much as you want, but doesn't make it false
I didn't want to sound mean. And I guess you are talking about finances.
yeah I remember L1NK and Jamppi saying how Guild rolled them in scrims.
First game so most likely bit rusty still. And they are playing against Guild. Everyone seems to have forgotten them after they didn't perform as well in stage 1. Like they are team that has potential to qualify for Masters. The talent on that team in insane.
Kind of true. But you need both for both games. CSGO is way more perfected, but is also constantly evolving. While Valorant evolves and changes more often and faster, but you also need to perfect stuff or at least try to. And you need strong adaptation in both games. Every opponent plays different.
C9 2-0
NRG 2-1
M3C 2-1
G2 2-1
At least they asked Admin about it unlike Vivo Key.
hopefully nfts crash down absolutely dogshit that influencers use to scam people
Yes Masters 1 was really boring for me overall, but 3-0 finals are always boring unless the maps are really close.
ok sorry XSET best team in the world + respect for being loyal fan
Cryo overrated just like XSET
Yeah, but IMO at least 2021 Reykjavik finals Sentinels vs Fnatic was still good. Every map went like 11-13 and Fnatic could have won some maps if they didn't lose to thriftys or teamflahes lol. Champions finals was competitive, but it was EMEA vs EMEA so little boring. But yeah Masters 3 and Masters 1 2022 were boring.
Soulcas may not be the best fragger, but holy fuck is the man flexible and quick to learn new agents. He was one of the first godtier Skyes, was the one on Liquid to start playing Kay/O (Might have been Scream i don't remember, but still), was first players in tier 1 EMEA/NA to play Neon also played it on 2 maps and now plays Fade.
I HECKING LOVE SOULCAS
First game bit rusty while Fnatic with much confidence aim diffing.
True! Good showing from him as well.
First match, new comps, prep heavy team against team with new players and roles.
Derke used to be pretty bad online player before 2022 Stage 1. Maybe that is back? And he is also playing new agent with new teammates and system.
Pretty good considering the short time they've been together. This team is going to look better and better as weeks go by.
Yay's Chamber was pretty bad when he started playing that and look at him now. Same will most likely happen to Derke after he gets more games under him.
I personally dislike the style of most EMEA casters. Usually bit biased and way too negative/making fun. I realized this after watching Bren and Sideshow casting NA yesterday. Constantly being optimistic of the teams while being really good with details like "why this player is did this". EMEA casters are more critical and like to talk more about the mistakes (hypoc/pansy) or make fun of them (tom/mitch) while also having more calm style.
They are not bad, just aren't for me. Different styles.
No reason to hate any team after their first games. I guess people are just joking.
Comp changes were bit weird, but I guess they had their reasons and we saw some potential. Just really hard to pull off feels like. Their old "Ardiis go kill" super aggro was working so well, but I guess they wanted to change things up.
He used them well when escaping and hitting enemies with them, but his satchels while engaging were pretty bad. Really short range and slow couldn't really go far and fast with them and those definitely fucked couple of his ultis. It looked bit awkward. Maybe he was just bit shaky with them, can happen easily.
Its not random assumption if you watched stage 1.
just starting slow while Fnatic is super confident with new firepower and rolling
I mean its first game of stage. No team will be perfect unless they overperform heavily.
Really interesting. Derke/Alfajer swap feels bit weird. Obviously Alfajer also played Raze as well, but Derke Raze is just godlike. And FPX's comp is really weird, but could work. And obviously still preferring Astra so heavily.
Waking up at 8AM to watch EU destroy NA in MSI today
more like sucks that there's active war going on on European land*
I hated all the weird comps that Liquid were pulling, but seeming him leave is still sad. He has been in TL Valorant for long time already and is strong part of it. Not seeing him in their content and stuff sucks. And finding new coach is going to be pretty hard unless they have someone in their mind.
Russians can attend Copenhagen that is my cope
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