as i remember, the next big valo event is gonna be in brazil. but i'm kinda worried about it after seeing how disrespectful brazilian audience is. i mean even turkish crowd was better than that lmao.
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Brazilian Valorant fans actually care about the game, rather than jerking themselves off over their region
valulrantefanboy [#3]Soft=more civilized you mean ?
At least Valorant fans won't spit on you
ajwinner [#2]Brazilian Valorant fans actually care about the game, rather than jerking themselves off over their region
wdym they didnt even back their own teams when they were getting dogged in the sa lcq
valulrantefanboy [#3]Soft=more civilized you mean ?
didnt keznit recieve thousands of death threats from brazilian fans and almost didnt go to the lcq because of that
it will be fine.
dont expect the "football" crowd your saw in the furia games
will probably only be a crowd for the playoffs though
asdfgh [#7]didnt keznit recieve thousands of death threats from brazilian fans and almost didnt go to the lcq because of that
Im not saying br fans are better , i just dont agree with soft one
valulrantefanboy [#9]Im not saying br fans are better , i just dont agree with soft one
more like way less passionate go watch sa lcq kru vs furia,most times the end the crowd was literally a library even when furia won or got kills especially after the first map the major fans were signing and cheering for every kill no matter what when br played
ilovefrozenblueberries [#10]Dont worry they will have security
security cant stop them from spitting on players look what they did to s1mple THE GOAT!
asdfgh [#11]more like way less passionate go watch sa lcq kru vs furia,most times the end the crowd was literally a library even when furia won or got kills especially after the first map the major fans were signing and cheering for every kill no matter what when br played
So u mean passionate=disrespect. Do you understand my point ?
valulrantefanboy [#13]So u mean passionate=disrespect. Do you understand my point ?
yes i mean that,when its highly emotional and tense people do dumb shit especially in a country like br where people are pretty patriotic,happens in football all the time or even worse
The arena will be smaller so it will be easier to fill up + everyone went to the csgo arena to watch gaules and they decided to put him outside in a fan fest with all the brazilian players/orgs.... no wonder the arena was empty as fu** in the non furia games
asdfgh [#14]yes i mean that,when its highly emotional and tense people do dumb shit especially in a country like br where people are pretty patriotic,happens in football all the time or even worse
In football, no one praise fans for spitting on other team players face. If you think that is passionate sth wrong with ur education
valulrantefanboy [#16]In football, no one praise fans for spitting on other team players face. If you think that is passionate sth wrong with ur education
when did people praise anyone for that wtf are you saying,im simply saying it happens when the fans are passionate and emotional and especially in countries where people are very patriotic,its a normal day in balkan basketball or football
check this guy latest posts :>
99% of it are about brazilians
i reported him and he was banned once, time to make a new account bro :)
riot really saw their home region with the most interested and diverse fanbase and thought to never host a Val event there so the game dies immediately
If you don't want "disrespect", "spit", and want "passionate" and "more civilised" just have every event in Japan then. U won't get any negative worrying concern and be super overly positive caring aspect.
trembolonaRage [#19]check this guy latest posts :>
99% of it are about brazilians
i reported him and he was banned once, time to make a new account bro :)
it's not even relevant bro, havent u seen the cs crowd during the major???
asdfgh [#17]when did people praise anyone for that wtf are you saying,im simply saying it happens when the fans are passionate and emotional and especially in countries where people are very patriotic,its a normal day in balkan basketball or football
Why do i see you in every cs go thread and defending cs go in VLR? Like not even missing a single one, do you frequent vlr to only comment on csgo related thread? thats sad
tofubun [#25]Why do i see you in every cs go thread and defending cs go in VLR? Like not even missing a single one, do you frequent vlr to only comment on csgo related thread? thats sad
yes,do you take online forums seriously? I do the same in hltv when delusional cs fans say something dumb about valorant,arguing with delusional people is way more entertaining
kenshy [#24]it's not even relevant bro, havent u seen the cs crowd during the major???
after careful observation i came to conclusion that the crowd was indeed made up mostly of humans
kru with keznit on the team won a event against only brs on brazil you guys are soft.
it's okay, São Paulo audience is totally different from the Rio de Janeiro audience and there is a big difference between the Brazilian CS fanbase and the Valorant Brazilian fanbase
The Rio Major fans were pretty shit, but I feel like that had much more to do with gaules, the major being billed as "the biggest ever" by ESL, and the 2 year wait for it to happen because of covid. The CS events at Belo Horizonte and Sao Paulo were much better overall. Hopefully the fans at the Kickoff tournament are more fans of Valorant than they are just fans of Brazilian players/teams.
capital_d_colon [#8]it will be fine.
dont expect the "football" crowd your saw in the furia games
will probably only be a crowd for the playoffs though
I'll take a 3000 crowd over a 15 k crowd with 70% empty seats for fkn playoffs game
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