RzqoFoxie [#3]I know right! It's frustrating... they go 6-0 and then end 7-5? Cmon!
Or 5-1 and then end 6-6
its the apac curse
arin2016 [#5]Well they choose when they want to lock in. Also, keeping that cleanliness consistent is near impossible unless you are playing against a shitter team that is playing the worst Valorant ever.
Their early half bonus conversion rate is unbelievable. They've probably won more bonus rounds than lost them.
Being able to maintain an early snowball like that is really insane, and they definitely can continue the snowball - it's just that they often fumble enemy swing rounds. They have a huge econ advantage so it's nbd but it gives teams a way back into the game.
RzqoFoxie [#3]I know right! It's frustrating... they go 6-0 and then end 7-5? Cmon!
Or 5-1 and then end 6-6
yeah, it's like they get figured out based off the rounds won and lost, but in reality it's not the case and either it's just a scrappy round loss or gen.g throw an anti eco somehow.
archetype [#6]Their early half bonus conversion rate is unbelievable. They've probably won more bonus rounds than lost them.
Being able to maintain an early snowball like that is really insane, and they definitely can continue the snowball - it's just that they often fumble enemy swing rounds. They have a huge econ advantage so it's nbd but it gives teams a way back into the game.
When you keep winning rounds the internal ego starts growing. It's really hard to stay locked in all the time.
arin2016 [#8]When you keep winning rounds the internal ego starts growing. It's really hard to stay locked in all the time.
yeah, if they're able to maintain their momentum they'd 100% have the most dominant scorelines in history
Twentytwo [#10]You know the other teams can shoot back right??
if they could shoot back how are they down 0-4 0-5 0-6 1-7 in the first place? and even if they start to warm up how does that explain geng losing consecutive buy rounds in a row and then closing the game out?
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