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Are you dumb? The FUT team that got pissed on isn't even the national team I built???
If we're playing that game, Zekken tied the international kill record against GenG, what's your point?
I'm also not sure why we're pointing out finishes that are just participation awards. Bro listed everything but first place LMFAOOO.
Alfa: Lock In Champion - 1st Place, Tokyo Champion 1st Place
cNed: Champs Berlin 1st Place
The only role Korea hard diffs is IGL. Korean teams, no matter how stacked they are have not historically gone far in international events. You just have recency bias because of Gen G. The champs winner in 2021, cNed was the star. FNC bending everyone over last year, Alfa was the best player on that team. A fully optimized Turkish national team would beat a Korean team.
ok now name a single one of these players with a trophy
A national team? Hell yea.
cNed on Duelist
Wo0t on flex
Alfa on Sentinel
Ruxic on Controller
and then either Yetujey or Qraxs on initiator
that'd be such a retarded move, they'd have to drop Klaus but he's their IGL so idk.
In terms of impact, the Ardiis 1v3 is going to be borderline impossible to beat. 1v3 OT, and you pull it off whiles stuck in a corner, seized and revealed.
Personally though, my new favorite is Jawg's ace to close out the game vs NRG. They had to bring back Puj and s0m after that LMFAO.
bro knew he had to leave after dropping 70 in a bo3 and barely winning :skull:
Imagine going from playing with the best IGL and team in the world (arguably), to a solid T1 team, and then all of a sudden out of your control you're in Tier 2 and now playing in Asia. Guy has had it rough, it'd be hard to perform for anyone.
What I'm trying to say is regardless of how the system was setup, at the end of the day, the two best teams in the world (at that time) played in a BO5 and SEN won.
C9 should be held in court for how hard they violated Yay. They might've singlehandedly killed the career of a potential GOAT.
I wouldn't say that currently. SEN won masters and got a bit sloppy which isn't surprising. They let their foot off the gas and got complacent. GenG obviously took the loss hard and has been turning up. My point was that at the time, during Madrid, GenG was the best itw and got beat by SEN so it can't be a mickey.
Dude they look fucking nuts man. It's the most typical Asian style of play too. Calm, collected, robotic. Their teamwork is crazy. They just look so solid. I really thought they'd crumble in Shanghai just due to how many games they've played this year. I thought they'd burn out but they're just turning up every match.
Regardless of the tournament style and qualifiers, after Shanghai, I can't see how SEN's win in Madrid could be a mickey. GenG looks to be the best team in the world right now, going on dominant upper-bracket runs in both Masters. SEN was able to beat them in a BO5 (idk how they choked so hard last masters.) I believe they'll get the first trophy for APAC which is super exciting.
Today is the day that Karel "Twisten" Ašenbrener decided to solve a short-term problem with a long-term solution.
This chain goes out to him and all the other people whose lives stopped so abruptly. I've been seeing more posts about what to do when feeling depressed.
Just know that you are not alone and that millions are fighting the same battle. I hope everyone is doing well and staying safe. Love ya VLR, fight the good fight.
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yea but it doesn't say which org fell off because of its own stupidity. Regardless of the reason, Gambit unfortunately dissolved and fell off.
I think it's too defensive-heavy and a tiny bit stale at this point. If they removed logs and also shortened tetris so it didn't fully block you and it was only a head glitch on the defensive side, it'd be a lot better. I personally like the map though, it's like the mirage of Valorant.
he was already on there, swapped him with Yay
nah, crowds are too soft, riot wouldn't allow it.
Liquid in CS. More specifically the roster with Simple. If only they didn't choke so much.
Gambit in Valorant.
idk, I just see him get memed here a lot
ooh you right, let me switch those up
Would get booed on stage for every game
I'm assuming its because the matches following the Upper Final will be BO5 and will take longer so they're starting earlier. Maybe this first week is just a test run to see viewership at 2 am.
I hope so, or he spent 5 hours of data research and formulating an article just to get the response of "Allat."
Hey buddy, this is VLR not Google Scholar
Only people that don't like Lock In are the ones that had their team beat by bums in an upset xD
Impact, how many rounds your team wins and loses when you're dead.
Ah, I've heard it was with Aspas. Regardless, it's a shame that silly beef could stop such a good team from peaking.
Yes, regardless of past experience, Zekken is comfortable with being hard entry like Jawg or Oxy so even if he didn't play it, I feel like it'd be an easy pickup. As for Zellsis, he was lowkey going crazy in LCQ with it.
Zekken has a good neon and Zellsis lowkey has a really good Neon too.
he's definitely been hungry with how he's looked recently LOL
It can't happen. You can't have FNS and Potter on the same team. Too OP.
If I remember correctly it came from back when he was playing Quake. He tried to get the name Demon but it was taken so he added a 1 to it. I might be wrong tho!
not sure about his actual name but the El Diablo comes from an inside joke that started within the old Envy, TSM, and NRG guys.
They have the chance to do the funniest thing.
Tenz - he played COD when he was a kid, his name was ZZZZZombieZZZZZ (with 10 zs), that was changed to ten z zombie and then to Tenz (ten Z).
Shahzam - his real name is Shahzeb. When he was in elementary school his favourite teacher drew a picture of him as a superhero called Shahzam. He capitalized the Z and M in his name to troll/mess with DaZeD who he was on a team with at the time (1.6 or source, dont remember). Kept it ever since.
BLG Yosemite - Got his name from the Travis Scott song.
Cned - His older brother's tag was deNc, so it's just that backwards
FPX Autumn - Named himself after Ye Xiu, the MC of The King's Avatar
Hiko - named after a character from an anime called Rurouni Kenshin. Interestingly, Hiko has never seen this anime and only started watching anime a few years ago (despite going by this name for many years in CSGO).
Asuna - when playing CSGO with his friends he came up with the theory that an anime name and picture resulted in playing better. He picked Asuna which is a character from Sword Art Online
He's played him only 5 times. Granted he has good stats but I wouldn't say he's amazing. Def has the potential to be though, if he keeps playing Breach.
hi pookie, can I get special flair for sticking up for you >~<
Liquipedia has a massive amount of workers and volunteers.
Pretty sure VLR is just fan-run or is on way smaller scale.
Probably gonna be Zekken but can't forget that Zellsis's Neon used to be crazy good.
Regardless of the winner, I am so excited to see JohnQT vs FNS. The old IGL style with no aim faces against the new IGLs with good aim. Gonna be a banger for sure.
Loud and then a huge huge gap, they quite literally had the brazilian dream team at one point (2022).
It's a shame that Less and Aspas had beef, because that team would've been terrifying had they had more time.
Is this list relevant to the era they played in? If not all of the teams should be more recent.
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Last post: June 5, 2024 at 11:55 AM
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Really? I'd say at most 4th behind DRX, GenG and PRX. I'm not too familiar with the team so you might be right.
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