china give you guys a head start but you guys still got 0 team that can compete on the big stage 😭
how did china manage to win a trophy before an indian team/orgs manage to reach the pacific playoffs
that's just wild
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INDIA GOT NO EXCUSE NOW
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KodZuKen__ [#2]oh cmon. india? winning in valorant? man be fr(im indian myself boys so hush down)
Facts
brams6661 [#8]china has much bigger esport scene + more talent than india, cant even compare the two
but has more population than india
stopper [#5]bruh they have no excuse they just suck
Philippines? lmao.
Edit: i'm pinoy too but migrated to Japan. Here we go again with counting PH players in the international teams. I mean TS, what did they achieve? Stop adding Zekken or Cryo's achievements to PH's. THIS IS TYPICAL PINOY TRAIT. LMAO.
stopper [#5]bruh they have no excuse they just suck
philippines with bigger esports scene and 5 champs trophy already ??
SataN69 [#18]Bro half the players play in laptop with poor internet. Also we have to study and support family.
Its difficult for now.
excuses chinese schools and studys are way harder than india they literally have gaokao which is known worldwide for being the hardest exam. yall r jus bad
welikefortniteandvalorant [#24]bros stirring up a political war for absolutely no reason LMFAOOOO
LMFAOO
Indra420 [#29]excuses chinese schools and studys are way harder than india they literally have gaokao which is known worldwide for being the hardest exam. yall r jus bad
tf you mean excuses when it's not even a stable and future job, stop being a bum for baits. two different countries with two different economies lol
CoCloudy [#34]Comparing 1st world country to a 3rd world country
What the fuck ?
China isn't first world country
Dattadri_sai [#25]when does INDO win something ? ur team in franchise was RRQ Lmao
ACTUALLY CLOWN
RRQ slander will not be tolerated
Witzzz [#15]Indians are only good in engineering. That too average IT skills. Have no passion on anything
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NowhereToBeFound [#21]The avg valorant player in India plays on a laptop with 60fps lol
NDG from ts reached radiant on a laptop with 60fps
welikefortniteandvalorant [#24]bros stirring up a political war for absolutely no reason LMFAOOOO
i don't mean to do any of that 😭
IZAYA_ORIHARA [#43]NDG from ts reached radiant on a laptop with 60fps
i just dont believe that lol
even if he did, it would take 3x or even 4x more time than someone with a proper setup; a time investment that most indians would be killed before being allowed to spend on a video game
jellal1 [#47]1 team vs 11 teams yea pretty fair comparison. They dont even have a proper esports scene and you expect them to deliver just cause they have a huge population? kinda dumb logic
even before franchising they can't compete with any SEA/KR teams and they got smacked in ascension too
jellal1 [#47]1 team vs 11 teams yea pretty fair comparison. They dont even have a proper esports scene and you expect them to deliver just cause they have a huge population? kinda dumb logic
expecting logic from these bums ?
fardeengg [#11]indian esports is not huge in pc lot of people are into mobile gaming
and they still have not won a trophy in PUBGM, FREE FIRE or CODM LMAO 💀
jellal1 [#47]1 team vs 11 teams yea pretty fair comparison. They dont even have a proper esports scene and you expect them to deliver just cause they have a huge population? kinda dumb logic
Baiters and Bad-faith arguments, a True VLR classic
Diipsheet [#26]Philippines? lmao.
Edit: i'm pinoy too but migrated to Japan. Here we go again with counting PH players in the international teams. I mean TS, what did they achieve? Stop adding Zekken or Cryo's achievements to PH's. THIS IS TYPICAL PINOY TRAIT. LMAO.
they got zekken who grew up in the philippines tho
FDWC- [#51]and they still have not won a trophy in PUBGM, FREE FIRE or CODM LMAO 💀
"a lot of people" as in the general population is more interested in mobile gaming. it doesn't mean competing in mobile tournaments or whatever you illiterate
FDWC- [#48]even before franchising they can't compete with any SEA/KR teams and they got smacked in ascension too
again, no proper esports scene. Do you not read the whole sentence or is your attention span so low that you read first few words and go delulu mode
FDWC- [#54]they got zekken who grew up in the philippines tho
damn, braindead fr. i thought this guy was just baiting. so what has zekken achieved playing from phili with a full phili team ??
Diipsheet [#26]Philippines? lmao.
Edit: i'm pinoy too but migrated to Japan. Here we go again with counting PH players in the international teams. I mean TS, what did they achieve? Stop adding Zekken or Cryo's achievements to PH's. THIS IS TYPICAL PINOY TRAIT. LMAO.
Philippines what? You want to compare PH and INDIA? PH been in International Events (TEAM SECRET) unlike INDIA 0 chance at all and PH was the first VCT PACIFIC (VCT APAC BEFORE) winner which is BREN ESPORTS. We have Cryo and Zekken too. Still respect for India I hope they improve next year.
xelto1 [#56]India doesn't even take sports seriously except cricket ( which is one of the most boring shit I have ever seen ) and u expect them to have the luxury to even think about eSports that's wild
bro even pakistan who dont take esports seriously produced player like SumaiL the TI winner, Arslan Ash the GOAT of Tekken, ATIF arguably the 2nd best tekken itw rn & Khan
unravelvivek [#55]"a lot of people" as in the general population is more interested in mobile gaming. it doesn't mean competing in mobile tournaments or whatever you illiterate
mb I fix it for you
DarkHors3 [#59]Philippines what? You want to compare PH and INDIA? PH been in International Events (TEAM SECRET) unlike INDIA 0 chance at all and PH was the first VCT PACIFIC (VCT APAC BEFORE) winner which is BREN ESPORTS. We have Cryo and Zekken too. Still respect for India I hope they improve next year.
good for them but it's impossible for someone to have a successful career in esports here unless you're financially privileged and dedicated to the game
FDWC- [#60]bro even pakistan who dont take esports seriously produced player like SumaiL the TI winner, Arslan Ash the GOAT of Tekken, ATIF arguably the 2nd best tekken itw rn & Khan
Imagine riot invested in other south asian countries. South Asia Challengers is basically Challengers India.
BRUH we are barley a country, tf did india do to u?
95% of indians can't even afford a pc setup that can push 144 hz and we don't have the bang culture of countries like Korea cause 1. Most of parts which are made overseas are atleast 10-20% more expensive in india, 2. Pc cafes in india have to operate on razor thin margins due to lack of spending power amomg a majority of the population and is not very profitable as a result
And to top it all of most Indians still think of eSports as a joke, stigma abt gamers are still very prevelant here, if u ever say "I want to be a gamer to your parents" your going to get no support whatsoever, your entire extended family will ridicule and mock u for doing a "no status job", ur family will literally try and keep ur existence as low profile as possible
And then u compare us to china, where they atleast have the infrastructure and existing eSports reputation to maintain the gaming scene, RENT FREE IN UR F**KING HEAD MY FRIEND
Indra420 [#29]excuses chinese schools and studys are way harder than india they literally have gaokao which is known worldwide for being the hardest exam. yall r jus bad
Not even excuse. We get to play the game because we join college and parents provide us laptop for studies. We game part time in that. Only few can get exposure about esport before they turn 20. This is the case for not all but majority of indian youth.
IZAYA_ORIHARA [#63]Imagine riot invested in other south asian countries. South Asia Challengers is basically Challengers India.
man I think Pakistan has so much potential I really hope a PK team comes through from Premier
Convoy [#38]China isn't first world country
China has at least 3 big cities that could get into the G7 LMAO
KodZuKen__ [#2]oh cmon. india? winning in valorant? man be fr(im indian myself boys so hush down)
from bangladdesh and ill also say the same thing india is trash
Diipsheet [#26]Philippines? lmao.
Edit: i'm pinoy too but migrated to Japan. Here we go again with counting PH players in the international teams. I mean TS, what did they achieve? Stop adding Zekken or Cryo's achievements to PH's. THIS IS TYPICAL PINOY TRAIT. LMAO.
bro no one gives a fuck where the fuck youre from. india objectively does suck.
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Sundar Pichai: CEO of Google and Alphabet
Shantanu Narayen: CEO of Adobe, a global software company, since 2007
Arvind Krishna: CEO of IBM since 2020, and the first Indian-origin CEO in the company's history
Leena Nair: The first Indian-origin global CEO of Chanel, a French luxury fashion house
Laxman Narasimhan: CEO of Starbucks
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Anjali Sud: CEO of Vimeo, an online video platform
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Ajay Banga, President of World Bank
Sanjay Mehrotra, CEO of Micron Technology
Sonia Syngal, CEO of Gap Inc.
Parag Agrawal, former CEO of Twitter
Jayshree Ullal, CEO of Arista Networks
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Aayan [#66]man I think Pakistan has so much potential I really hope a PK team comes through from Premier
I googled long time ago. There is lots of problems. They belong to mena region or something not southasia for india pak conflict afaik.
There is so many southasian nations like bhutan, nepal, sri lanka, myanmmar, maldives etc.
But from little af things I got from following challenger SA is all of the teams are indian with indian players while the whole thing taking place in india.
No will give a fudge about val in SA except india ig.
unravelvivek [#62]good for them but it's impossible for someone to have a successful career in esports here unless you're financially privileged and dedicated to the game
I'm not dissing INDIA I'm just replying to the salty comment towards PH. Trying to compare India to Ph without knowing in terms of achievement in VCT Pacific PH is up there unlike INDIA. I don't know about the situation of INDIA , but if you are talking about financially privileged PH is also a poor country.
IZAYA_ORIHARA [#72]I googled long time ago. There is lots of problems. They belong to mena region or something not southasia for india pak conflict afaik.
There is so many southasian nations like bhutan, nepal, sri lanka, myanmmar, maldives etc.But from little af things I got from following challenger SA is all of the teams are indian with indian players while the whole thing taking place in india.
No will give a fudge about val in SA except india ig.
I can't speak for the other SA countries.
But a suggestion I saw that would be really good is to make a league for central Asia, It would include Mongolia, all the stans, maybe the Caucasus and it would give Pakistan a place.
Aayan [#66]man I think Pakistan has so much potential I really hope a PK team comes through from Premier
https://www.vlr.gg/event/2073/challengers-league-2024-south-asia-split-2
there's a reason that event ^ is called "south asia challanger" and not "india challanger" but i prefer not to speak any further
https://youtu.be/9wtvXoXh0VU?si=S6U_FLah_OfPj_mU
butterdog_dogwithdabutter [#4]come to India and experience the shit for yourself
Classic singaporean
dandann [#49]This is not a fair comparison no? It's not the size of the population of a country that is important but it's the size of PC owners and PC cafe population that is important. China have the biggest population that owns a PC and furthermore they have a PC cafe culture just like South Korea.
This ☝️
FDWC- [#45]i don't mean to do any of that 😭
well you made this post so you did. this is valorant, not real life.
china vs india might be a problem irl but there isnt and never was any rivalry between china and india in valorant. and dont come with a stupid ass argument like population, that doesnt mean shit.
dandann [#49]This is not a fair comparison no? It's not the size of the population of a country that is important but it's the size of PC owners and PC cafe population that is important. China have the biggest population that owns a PC and furthermore they have a PC cafe culture just like South Korea.
someone with a brain
fardeengg [#11]indian esports is not huge in pc lot of people are into mobile gaming
It's just the Same in other region in SEA like Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand and Philippines where mobile gaming is more popular than PC still they are improving in PC ESPORTS scene. I don't know about INDIA situation probably they just need to scout a good player in INDIA. There is also issue about Valorant Esports Scene in Poor region the Franchising I don't like the idea of Riot adding the franchise shit. "Because poor countries are heavily affected by Riot's franchising, countries like Indonesia, the Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam, and India only have one team representing them in VCT APAC. As a result, only a few players from these countries get the spotlight and international experience, making it difficult for them to improve. Imagine, a country only has 5-6 players gaining international experience in VCT APAC, even though they have many pro players with potential and skills. Remember Thailand's XERXIA Esports? They had an impressive run in Valorant Esports internationally before franchising, but once franchising started, Thailand suddenly disappeared from the international scene. Unlike wealthier countries like Japan, South Korea, and China, which have their own VCT, their pro players have more opportunities to compete internationally and gain experience and exposure. This is why Riot's franchising has had such a negative impact on Valorant Esports in poorer countries. Unlike before, when two teams from each country in APAC could represent their region."
Er3ngenes1s [#16]but has more population than india
quality of population Vs quantity of population
NOROTU [#68]from bangladdesh and ill also say the same thing india is trash
where is your team bainchod?
fardeengg [#11]indian esports is not huge in pc lot of people are into mobile gaming
Thats why mobile Val can be a gamechanger in India
vollizie [#89]Well now I'm confused
when he was 4 he moved to the philippines till he was like 5 and a half then moved back to the states
Sandy_05 [#91]i owe you an apology i wasnt familiar with your game
an indian that did not took my bait 😱
W
Aayan [#28]idk man thats like comparing the US to Egypt. China is a lot richer than people think
Fair, but Indian GDP is one of the fastest growing in the world, in 10 year they may take Chnia place ecnomically speaking
FDWC- [#92]when he was 4 he moved to the philippines till he was like 5 and a half then moved back to the states
A whopping year and a half...
Kk0bra1101 [#64]BRUH we are barley a country, tf did india do to u?
95% of indians can't even afford a pc setup that can push 144 hz and we don't have the bang culture of countries like Korea cause 1. Most of parts which are made overseas are atleast 10-20% more expensive in india, 2. Pc cafes in india have to operate on razor thin margins due to lack of spending power amomg a majority of the population and is not very profitable as a result
And to top it all of most Indians still think of eSports as a joke, stigma abt gamers are still very prevelant here, if u ever say "I want to be a gamer to your parents" your going to get no support whatsoever, your entire extended family will ridicule and mock u for doing a "no status job", ur family will literally try and keep ur existence as low profile as possible
And then u compare us to china, where they atleast have the infrastructure and existing eSports reputation to maintain the gaming scene, RENT FREE IN UR F**KING HEAD MY FRIEND
Then someone gotta break that parent culture (curse) and prove that they are wrong. India just need a good example like winning internationally in ESPORTS and become successful it was the same here before in PH where parents thinks ESPORTS is bullshit but year by year because of DOTA 2 PH team got spotlight in International (TNC) they become the example. Slowly adults acknowledge that ESPORTS scene has future. Still MOBILE gaming is more popular here coz you know PH is a POOR country too, majority can't afford PC. But most of household here have FIBER WIFI it became cheaper unlike before. I don't know about INDIA internet situation is FIBER WIFI expensive in India?
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