That really wouldn't help your point though, I can guarantee you that poll is going to be inflated HEAVILY by people who'll use the system once then ditch it forever. Why would people deliberately not want additional and beneficial stuff for free?

It's been like that

Complete opposite for me but I get where you're coming from ig. Even then though, if a lot of people are and have been begging for it to come out, I doubt only 5% of people will frequently use it. Also a replay system isn't just gonna be used for a POV replay like with 3rd party software.

people are just upset that replays still aren't a thing yet, and so is the ytber, idk what else to tell you. Riot should've made it a priority before the game's launch but didn't, 4 years passed and its still not out with no updates on it either (from my knowledge). You believe that it shouldn't be a priority to begin with but I strongly disagree, I've played games that have a replay system like LoL and CSGO in which I've frequently used to not only improve my gameplay but to also report, verify cheaters, funny shit, highlights etc.

That rant section from him is unnecessary though, but he's a content creator at the end of the day.

the comments think otherwise, keep crying :(

whats with the johnqt glaze, they're both rated the same and munchkin has been a crazy good caller

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Meteor >>> Zellsis
Munchkin = JohnQT
Karon > TenZ
Lakia = Sacy
t3xture >= Zekken
solo > Kaplan

Split: GENG
Breeze: GENG
Icebox: GENG
Ascent: GENG
Bind: GENG
Sunset: SEN
Lotus: SEN (70%)

not terrible for SEN 💪

GENG's best map is Ascent

i dont get it yo explain the joke. who even is that

they are playing at the same level yes

wouldn't call them the same, t3xture's jett is just better

whats serious about it

how do you write this without feeling embarrassed

In all honesty this doesn't even sound that crazy. DRX did beat LOUD 2-0 and 13-1'd FNC on Bind, EDG also looked somewhat strong vs LOUD, but I just don't think GENG loses to those two, hard to tell though with the difference in competition

now that's a crazy take

Because they didn't beat SEN (who are in the Madrid finals) in a single elim Bo3?

ig yea, not Masters FNC though I don't think

Over who though

f0rsaken is an insanely good flex though, but it's worth the try

EG is a stretch, I didn't say top 1 lol

If they pull a convincing 3-1 or 3-0 win over SEN. They're the only team this year so far that I feel like has a strong enough form to beat one of the top 4 teams from Champions 2023

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did you record yourself doing it though?

so you can read more than 2 sentences

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takes like 15 seconds to read u need help bro

???

how did you read this post and concluded that its bait, what im i even baiting about

but you just did

heres how to maximize your gains for tomorrow's match

• Bet all of the money you can find into a SEN loss
• If SEN wins, you lose all of your money and your life is over
• However though, if SEN wins another major, then the world is ending for you, meaning that your life is over
• Since both outcomes are the same, you'll gain a net profit no matter what as long as you're still alive

bro watches vct with a pen and paper out

adult arguing with 10 yr old FortniteLoverGod about gender identities through the VC of an fps match

the Messi of this game is the only one capable of following PRX's insanely hard and convoluted strats and teamplay which is to engage in fights more :/

PRX fans want to convince me that jinggg is the only human being alive to ever be at least a somewhat decent raze for PRX and that without him their whole playstyle needs to be nuked, so I don't think he'll fit unfortunately :/

no i really didnt prove your point, you're implying that Monyet would be getting shit on no matter what kind of impact he brings playing Raze whether its good or bad because of the immediate comparison with Jinggg, when I'm telling you that's not the case and that a lot of people are just upset about his performance specifically because he's an anchor that isn't pulling his own weight, that has nothing to do with Jinggg. If a player is underperforming and looks like one of the the worst players in their role for two tournaments in a row, people are going to be upset.

again, if you think jinggg is the only solution then its whatever ig

yea dude jinggg is the jesus christ of raze ur right :/

Demon1 was a Jett player turned Chamber from 2021-2022 and was primarily Jett for EG once he joined the main roster, so that's cap

If you disagree with my points then that's cool then ig

He's getting shit for it because he's doing it poorly, not just because he's just filling in. If you ACTUALLY actually believe Jinggg is the only man on this planet that can be a good Raze for PRX then you are just lost dude, this game is going to last for years, there's going to be new players and stars, like what are we saying.

Because your argument sums up to "Jinggg is the best and if PRX doesn't have Jinggg then they're gonna look bad no matter what" which is just dumb, they're top 3 even when Monyet has been consistently underperforming Raze, f0rsaken flexing on the role looks stronger than Monyet on top of that. Stop overrating him and the role itself and come to recognize that there are players out there who specializes in duelists that PRX can find themselves.

And Jinggg is the only available person alive that can do it? You guys are so corny man

bro you're reallllly twisting up my words right now. I'm again saying that they do not need another Jinggg, PRX do not need another Raze player that can provide the kind of impact he brought, they just need a Raze player that is more comfortable and consistent playing the role than Monyet. Raze isn't some super insanely hard roll you're making it out to be, some people are just not comfortable on it whereas some are, it's why I brought up the Demon1 example because Jawgemo didn't feel comfortable playing Jett at the start of 2023 which is why Demon1 was even picked up in the first place.

Demon1 also never played Raze... idk what the last bit is about. If you believe that Raze is harder than Jett then that's cool I guess.

dude I'm not asking PRX to get another Jinggg, I'm asking them to get someone who's just comfortable on Raze. also is that a copypasta or something, I mean come on dude that Jingg glaze is crazy, Demon1 is also the main entry on Jett so idk

Skrossi carried PRX?

And who's to say that PRX can't find the player they need the same way though?

I don't and never did expect him to fill Jinggg's shoes because he shouldn't need to be, he just isn't comfortable on Raze that you've said yourself is a priority for PRX. We're treating this situation as if Monyet is the best solution to this problem when that just isn't true, there should be potentially many cracked duelists in the APAC Tier 2/3 scene that can shine with this given opportunity.

This issue is the exact same problem EG had at the start of 2023. Jawgemo didn't feel comfortable playing Jett even though EG felt like they needed to have one, so they benched what was their best player at the time for a Tier 3 Chamber star and look what happened.

:/

yeah I was completely serious when I said that

whats your point. you planning to raid his house or something?

then they just need to step up more, hope for the best ig