Asuna

Whether your observations were intended to be accurate or merely a shitpost, you must be insane or brain dead to classify Asuna at LAN as impactless and average (see #14). Please forgive me but I'll follow with a rather long breakdown below...

Average:
Out of 78 players, the averages for that masters in Berlin - 194ACS and 132ADR. Asuna achieved scores of 247ACS and 157ADR, placing him in the tournament's TOP5 and TOP12 spots, respectively. He was no way near average on the LAN - though, basing your argument off term - "average," which meaning you clearly fail to uderstanding, reveals alot about your thought process.

Impact:
Asuna placed 3rd–4th in the competition with a 0.22FKPR (first kill per round; FK/RND) rate. His performance is among TOP4 (shared with YAY) of the entire competition in this category. Only 3 players have acheived better scores while also played fewer rounds - therefore their score may eventually level off when more rounds were played. --> cough ... cough ... shitting on certain players you're indirectly shitting on others too ;) HOWEVER...

Asuna's TOP4 in FKPR is an actually an exceptionally high and respectable result for a duelist in INTL LAN appearance which should have cleared any doubts about his crucial influence on the game as a duelist, if there were any ofc. Claiming that he is impactless is simply wrong by way too many wrong estimations (you already showed us how much you know about "averages"... no more comments). Where in reality FKPR, together with ACS/ADR, actually do reveal us a good shre of an impact of a player in question on the game. How could you fail to see that is out of my understanding ... or maybe you could share a better indicators of a great impact on the game?

Result:
If you can't look at historical data and make sense of it, let alone draw valid conclusions about some pro's impact in the game, either you are unable to work with estimations or you should really stop trying because it is simply not your field - tbh even for a shitpost, it was a low grade attempt... but whatever.
I'll leave you with the link below in regards to who carried who; who knows, maybe something positive will come of it, instead of shitting on a well deserved - respectful players: https://www.vlr.gg/event/stats/466/valorant-champions-tour-stage-3-masters-berlin?exclude=&min_rounds=0&agent=all

Whether your observations were intended to be accurate or merely a shitpost, you must be insane or brain dead to classify Asuna at LAN as impactless and average (see #14). Please forgive me but I'll follow with a rather long breakdown below...

Average:
Out of 78 players, the averages for that masters in Berlin - 194ACS and 132ADR. Asuna achieved scores of 247ACS and 157ADR, placing him in the tournament's TOP5 and TOP12 spots, respectively. He was no way near average on the LAN - though, basing your argument off term - "average," which meaning you clearly fail to uderstanding, reveals alot about your thought process.

Impact:
Asuna placed 3rd–4th in the competition with a 0.22FKPR (first kill per round; FK/RND) rate. His performance is among TOP4 (shared with YAY) of the entire competition in this category. Only 3 players have acheived better scores while also played fewer rounds - therefore their score may eventually level off when more rounds were played. --> cough ... cough ... shitting on certain players you're indirectly shitting on others too ;) HOWEVER...

Asuna's TOP4 in FKPR is an actually an exceptionally high and respectable result for a duelist in INTL LAN appearance which should have cleared any doubts about his crucial influence on the game as a duelist, if there were any ofc. Claiming that he is impactless is simply wrong by way too many wrong estimations (you already showed us how much you know about "averages"... no more comments). Where in reality FKPR, together with ACS/ADR, actually do reveal us a good shre of an impact of a player in question on the game. How could you fail to see that is out of my understanding ... or maybe you could share a better indicators of a great impact on the game?

Result:
If you can't look at historical data and make sense of it, let alone draw valid conclusions about some pro's impact in the game, either you are unable to work with estimations or you should really stop trying because it is simply not your field - tbh even for a shitpost, it was a low grade attempt... but whatever.
I'll leave you with the link below in regards to who carried who; who knows, maybe something positive will come of it, instead of shitting on a well deserved - respectful players: https://www.vlr.gg/event/stats/466/valorant-champions-tour-stage-3-masters-berlin?exclude=&min_rounds=0&agent=all

appreciate the effort you put into this! not that I’m reading it

Whether your observations were intended to be accurate or merely a shitpost, you must be insane or brain dead to classify Asuna at LAN as impactless and average (see #14). Please forgive me but I'll follow with a rather long breakdown below...

Average:
Out of 78 players, the averages for that masters in Berlin - 194ACS and 132ADR. Asuna achieved scores of 247ACS and 157ADR, placing him in the tournament's TOP5 and TOP12 spots, respectively. He was no way near average on the LAN - though, basing your argument off term - "average," which meaning you clearly fail to uderstanding, reveals alot about your thought process.

Impact:
Asuna placed 3rd–4th in the competition with a 0.22FKPR (first kill per round; FK/RND) rate. His performance is among TOP4 (shared with YAY) of the entire competition in this category. Only 3 players have acheived better scores while also played fewer rounds - therefore their score may eventually level off when more rounds were played. --> cough ... cough ... shitting on certain players you're indirectly shitting on others too ;) HOWEVER...

Asuna's TOP4 in FKPR is an actually an exceptionally high and respectable result for a duelist in INTL LAN appearance which should have cleared any doubts about his crucial influence on the game as a duelist, if there were any ofc. Claiming that he is impactless is simply wrong by way too many wrong estimations (you already showed us how much you know about "averages"... no more comments). Where in reality FKPR, together with ACS/ADR, actually do reveal us a good shre of an impact of a player in question on the game. How could you fail to see that is out of my understanding ... or maybe you could share a better indicators of a great impact on the game?

Result:
If you can't look at historical data and make sense of it, let alone draw valid conclusions about some pro's impact in the game, either you are unable to work with estimations or you should really stop trying because it is simply not your field - tbh even for a shitpost, it was a low grade attempt... but whatever.
I'll leave you with the link below in regards to who carried who; who knows, maybe something positive will come of it, instead of shitting on a well deserved - respectful players: https://www.vlr.gg/event/stats/466/valorant-champions-tour-stage-3-masters-berlin?exclude=&min_rounds=0&agent=all

tinted [#3]

appreciate the effort you put into this! not that I’m reading it

ctrl c + ctrl v very difficult

asuna is a chill dude. Hope he goes back to duelist primary soon. He creates far better impact and more i pactful rounds that way.
he is a sweetheart and 100t fans know, how valuable he is.
Dude will only go up from here. He seems matured now, adding depth when he goes back to duelist.
stats and opinions can suck themselves

W

Asuna had a very forgettable tournament. Unofrtunately his stats in previous tournament can’t help his team in the match. Unfortunate to see them go out in the groups. GG and gl to fnatic

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in the last series his team lost 5013 first map then second map he went 5-1 fk/fd as a flex agent and I clearly remember him coming through CT b smoke to equalize the round late in the game and give 100t a chance at the comeback after derrek died holding market, as flex your impact is not on the scoreboard, however I did not see him have that many set flashes for his team on CT to take control with, probably because we didnt get to see alot of ct

Is this the new copy pasta??

TrickVAL [#10]

in the last series his team lost 5013 first map then second map he went 5-1 fk/fd as a flex agent and I clearly remember him coming through CT b smoke to equalize the round late in the game and give 100t a chance at the comeback after derrek died holding market, as flex your impact is not on the scoreboard, however I did not see him have that many set flashes for his team on CT to take control with, probably because we didnt get to see alot of ct

thanks for the honest analysis trick :3