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Motendo4ever [#2]hi
The user motendo4ever on VLR.gg is quite active in discussions, especially around Valorant matches, teams, and players. Their behavior on the site appears to be heavily focused on engaging with community conversations about team performances, predictions, and esports news. For instance, they regularly comment on upcoming matches, share their opinions on teams such as Team Vitality, and participate in pick'em contests for events like the Champions Tour 2024.
In terms of their tone, motendo4ever tends to be quite blunt and sometimes aggressive, especially when responding to fans of other teams, such as Sentinels. They often express strong opinions about teams' performances, calling out what they see as poor plays or bad decisions. At times, they get into heated discussions with other users, telling people to "stfu" if they disagree with them.
Despite this, they also contribute a lot to predictions and are passionate about following various Valorant events. They support specific teams, such as Polish-based teams and Team Vitality, showing regional loyalty while actively engaging in the broader Valorant community.
bronzil_enjoyer [#4]hello
The user bronzil_enjoyer on VLR.gg is highly active, with over 11,000 posts as of October 2024. Their activity primarily revolves around general discussions related to Valorant, esports teams, and off-topic conversations. They frequently post humorous, sarcastic, and occasionally edgy comments, reflecting a light-hearted and somewhat irreverent attitude toward the forum's discussions.
bronzil_enjoyer engages in various threads, often sharing quick, witty remarks or inside jokes with the community. Their tone is typically casual and playful, though at times they can be direct or blunt when discussing Valorant teams, especially players they admire or criticize. For instance, they have shown support for certain teams like G2 and engaged in conversations about well-known players like Ardiis, demonstrating their keen interest in Valorant esports.
Additionally, this user is well-known in the community, even being mentioned in user-created tier lists, where they are generally perceived positively as a fun and engaging member. Their behavior shows that they enjoy interacting with others through memes, jokes, and active participation in both esports and off-topic discussions.
Pengu12 [#5]Hi
The user pengu12 on VLR.gg is an active and engaged member of the community, having made over 9,000 posts. Their discussions often revolve around Valorant esports, with particular focus on match predictions, player performance, and team strategies. They frequently participate in debates and discussions about teams like Sentinels, Cloud9, and other top-tier esports organizations. For example, they have commented on Sentinels' player roles, giving insights into player performance and questioning strategic decisions.
Pengu12 tends to be thoughtful in their posts, engaging in debates with a mix of humor and analysis. While they do sometimes call for moderators to delete certain discussions, they actively contribute to threads about match outcomes and share opinions on various players' fragging abilities. Their behavior reflects a dedicated interest in the competitive Valorant scene, with a penchant for detailed commentary on team compositions and game strategies.
bronzil_enjoyer [#8]do kirya too
The user Kirya on VLR.gg is known for being a highly active and somewhat controversial figure within the community, having posted over 13,000 times as of late 2024. Kirya often engages in heated debates and discussions, particularly around teams like Sentinels and Navi, frequently criticizing their performance and fans. They are outspoken, sometimes sarcastic, and don't shy away from confrontation, often claiming to be the most reasonable voice on the platform despite a tendency to provoke arguments.
Kirya's behavior oscillates between humorous and confrontational, with some users jokingly referring to them as a "femboy" or making light of their online persona, to which Kirya often responds with denial or mockery. They seem to embrace their role as a divisive yet entertaining user, running a pseudo "organization" called Kirya INC that users jokingly interact with, further adding to their notoriety.
Overall, Kirya is a colorful, opinionated user who thrives on the dynamics of banter, criticism, and self-promotion, making them one of the more memorable personalities on the site.
smthlikeyou11 [#10]doesnt chatgpt not have access to like site info
The user smthlikeyou11 on VLR.gg is an active participant in discussions, engaging across various topics, particularly in threads related to racism, general Valorant strategies, and team performance. Their posts often focus on promoting fairness and pointing out hypocrisy in discussions about race, particularly when it comes to xenophobia directed at groups like the French or Israelis. They emphasize that all forms of racism and xenophobia should be condemned equally.
In terms of opinions on gameplay, smthlikeyou11 is knowledgeable about competitive Valorant, often discussing map veto strategies, player performance, and team dynamics. For example, they analyze team performances, share predictions on match outcomes, and suggest potential fixes for struggling teams like Sentinels. They have also participated in trivia or quiz-style threads, showing a more playful and engaged side in the community.
Overall, their behavior is a mix of serious discussions on ethics and casual, lighthearted banter about the game, making them a well-rounded and active community member.
Frooti [#12]Not me but just curious about its thoughts on Asuna_yuuki
#MVGA
The user Asuna_Yuuki on VLR.gg is very active and has a strong presence in discussions about the Valorant competitive scene. They are particularly known for their passionate support of teams like NRG and G2, and often engage in debates about team performances, particularly criticizing EMEA teams and supporting North American teams. Despite sometimes being labeled as "toxic" by others, Asuna_Yuuki defends their behavior by stating that their comments are focused on game-related discussions and not personal attacks, differentiating themselves from users who engage in name-calling.
They can be quite blunt in their opinions, for example, expressing satisfaction in seeing certain teams like LOUD struggle and occasionally making provocative comments to elicit reactions from other users. However, they emphasize that their remarks are never meant to personally attack players, and they try to keep discussions within the scope of gameplay.
In general, Asuna_Yuuki enjoys engaging in banter about team performance, and their posts reveal a mix of strong opinions, humor, and competitive spirit, particularly when defending the teams they support.
n1cf [#14]me me me
The user n1cf on VLR.gg is a highly active participant, often contributing to general discussions around Valorant esports and off-topic conversations. They are known for their blunt and sometimes abrasive humor, frequently using sarcastic or provocative remarks in discussions. n1cf often engages in banter related to teams like BBL Esports and Sentinels, showing support for certain players while harshly criticizing others, such as in their disdain for cNed.
They have a playful side as well, participating in meme culture on the platform and occasionally getting involved in lighthearted threads like "cutest VLR users". Despite their somewhat confrontational style, n1cf maintains a consistent presence and appears to be deeply integrated into the community's more casual, off-topic interactions.
As for vesprit, being described as a superior user would likely come from a comparison of behavior. Vesprit is often regarded more highly due to their more consistent and thoughtful contributions, avoiding the provocative style that n1cf leans into. While n1cf may stir controversy or engage in heated banter, vesprit might be seen as a more balanced and respected user within the same space. However, opinions on user superiority can be subjective and vary within the community.
Vesprit [#15]The user n1cf on VLR.gg is a highly active participant, often contributing to general discussions around Valorant esports and off-topic conversations. They are known for their blunt and sometimes abrasive humor, frequently using sarcastic or provocative remarks in discussions. n1cf often engages in banter related to teams like BBL Esports and Sentinels, showing support for certain players while harshly criticizing others, such as in their disdain for cNed.
They have a playful side as well, participating in meme culture on the platform and occasionally getting involved in lighthearted threads like "cutest VLR users". Despite their somewhat confrontational style, n1cf maintains a consistent presence and appears to be deeply integrated into the community's more casual, off-topic interactions.
As for vesprit, being described as a superior user would likely come from a comparison of behavior. Vesprit is often regarded more highly due to their more consistent and thoughtful contributions, avoiding the provocative style that n1cf leans into. While n1cf may stir controversy or engage in heated banter, vesprit might be seen as a more balanced and respected user within the same space. However, opinions on user superiority can be subjective and vary within the community.
ask number1_cned_fan too
n1cf [#16]ask number1_cned_fan too
The user number1_cned_fan on VLR.gg, who later shortened their name to n1cf, is a passionate and prominent member of the community. Their behavior is largely characterized by their strong support for the Turkish player cNed, though recent activity suggests that they have distanced themselves somewhat from this fandom after FUT Esports underperformed. This shift in allegiance caused some controversy, with other users calling them out for no longer being a "true fan".
Despite this, n1cf remains highly engaged in discussions around Valorant esports, frequently commenting on player performance, team dynamics, and various esports events. They are also active in off-topic threads, where they exhibit a humorous, sometimes sarcastic tone, and engage in lighthearted banter with other users. Their contributions span both serious gameplay discussions and more casual, fun interactions, showing a balanced engagement with the site.
The user often participates in debates and meme threads, but their humor sometimes veers into edgy territory, which has caused some friction in the community. Overall, number1_cned_fan is known for being vocal, committed to the esports scene, and prone to shifting their loyalties based on player or team performance.
alecksdesk [#19].
ill tell yours
people of vlr hate alecksdesk and this user should be banish till eternity
Vesprit [#9]The user Kirya on VLR.gg is known for being a highly active and somewhat controversial figure within the community, having posted over 13,000 times as of late 2024. Kirya often engages in heated debates and discussions, particularly around teams like Sentinels and Navi, frequently criticizing their performance and fans. They are outspoken, sometimes sarcastic, and don't shy away from confrontation, often claiming to be the most reasonable voice on the platform despite a tendency to provoke arguments.
Kirya's behavior oscillates between humorous and confrontational, with some users jokingly referring to them as a "femboy" or making light of their online persona, to which Kirya often responds with denial or mockery. They seem to embrace their role as a divisive yet entertaining user, running a pseudo "organization" called Kirya INC that users jokingly interact with, further adding to their notoriety.
Overall, Kirya is a colorful, opinionated user who thrives on the dynamics of banter, criticism, and self-promotion, making them one of the more memorable personalities on the site.
even CHATGPT knows k0rya is a femboy im dead
Kk0bra1101 [#17]Hello, have a nice day
Also how is chatgpt even have access to our vlr profiles??
The user Kk0bra1101 on VLR.gg is highly engaged in both Valorant esports and broader off-topic conversations. Their posts reflect a deep interest in competitive play, with frequent discussions about team performance, player dynamics, and general game strategies. They have shared opinions on teams like Fnatic, Paper Rex, and G2, often commenting on individual player performances and analyzing games in detail. For example, they have voiced support for players like Alfajer and advocated for the importance of psych coaches in top-tier teams to manage tilt and improve team cohesion.
In terms of behavior, Kk0bra1101 has a straightforward and sometimes blunt communication style, occasionally getting into heated discussions, especially regarding NA teams, which they criticize at times. However, they also participate in lighter, more casual threads about anime recommendations, aim training, and personal gameplay improvements. Despite some sharp comments, they remain active and engaged in both serious and playful discussions on the platform.
Vesprit [#21]The user number1_cned_fan on VLR.gg, who later shortened their name to n1cf, is a passionate and prominent member of the community. Their behavior is largely characterized by their strong support for the Turkish player cNed, though recent activity suggests that they have distanced themselves somewhat from this fandom after FUT Esports underperformed. This shift in allegiance caused some controversy, with other users calling them out for no longer being a "true fan".
Despite this, n1cf remains highly engaged in discussions around Valorant esports, frequently commenting on player performance, team dynamics, and various esports events. They are also active in off-topic threads, where they exhibit a humorous, sometimes sarcastic tone, and engage in lighthearted banter with other users. Their contributions span both serious gameplay discussions and more casual, fun interactions, showing a balanced engagement with the site.
The user often participates in debates and meme threads, but their humor sometimes veers into edgy territory, which has caused some friction in the community. Overall, number1_cned_fan is known for being vocal, committed to the esports scene, and prone to shifting their loyalties based on player or team performance.
NOOOOOOOO EVEN CHATGPT CALLS ME A TRAITOR
n1cf [#22]ill tell yours
people of vlr hate alecksdesk and this user should be banish till eternity
at least im still a true fan, traitor.
FrostTree187 [#18]Hi
Frosttree187 on VLR.gg is an active user with over 2,500 posts. Their behavior is a mix of providing opinions on competitive Valorant, particularly in the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region, and participating in lighthearted, casual conversations. They frequently comment on teams like Paper Rex, Boom Esports, and RRQ, displaying a strong interest in these regions and teams.
In terms of opinions, Frosttree187 engages in discussions about player performances and team strategies. They tend to focus on APAC teams and have provided insights into the dynamics of the region, including discussions about players like Monyet and Famouz from Indonesian teams. Their commentary often reflects a deep understanding of APAC esports but also features humor and banter, especially in threads about slander names and jokes.
Overall, Frosttree187 contributes both serious and playful posts, making them an involved member of the VLR.gg community. They balance critical discussions with more casual and lighthearted interactions, showing their diverse engagement with the site.
alecksdesk [#19].
On VLR.gg, alecksdesk is a prominent and outspoken user, known for their connections to the Valorant competitive scene, particularly as an analyst for Paper Rex (PRX). They frequently participate in discussions about team rosters, player performances, and tournament results, often sharing inside information about PRX and confirming or denying rumors related to the team.
Alecksdesk is highly opinionated, especially when it comes to their regional bias. They strongly support the APAC region, claiming it to be the best in competitive Valorant, often criticizing other regions like EMEA. This preference can make their posts polarizing, as they engage in heated debates about teams like Fnatic or NRG, and dismiss what they consider to be subpar performances from other regions. Their behavior tends to be blunt and confrontational, using humor and sarcasm to convey their opinions, which adds to their polarizing presence on the site.
In addition to being an active participant in competitive discussions, alecksdesk frequently engages in banter and community memes, which further reflects their deep integration into the VLR.gg community. While their analysis is often well-received, their sharp and sometimes abrasive tone can make them a controversial figure.
Gemiknight [#20]what’s up
Gemiknight is an active and positive contributor on VLR.gg, frequently participating in both competitive Valorant discussions and off-topic conversations. They are known for engaging in friendly and constructive dialogue, often complimenting others’ work or showing appreciation for specific moments in the Valorant scene. For instance, they have praised fan art and frequently contribute thoughtful comments about team performances.
Their opinions generally lean towards enthusiastic support for teams like G2 Esports and a recognition of standout player performances. They enjoy following competitive events closely and often share their excitement about games, even commenting on close matches and comebacks. Overall, Gemiknight maintains a friendly demeanor, contributing positively to the community without engaging in aggressive or confrontational behavior.
This balanced approach makes them a well-regarded user, as they frequently offer congratulations, share predictions, and engage in respectful conversations across a variety of topics.
Vesprit [#28]On VLR.gg, alecksdesk is a prominent and outspoken user, known for their connections to the Valorant competitive scene, particularly as an analyst for Paper Rex (PRX). They frequently participate in discussions about team rosters, player performances, and tournament results, often sharing inside information about PRX and confirming or denying rumors related to the team.
Alecksdesk is highly opinionated, especially when it comes to their regional bias. They strongly support the APAC region, claiming it to be the best in competitive Valorant, often criticizing other regions like EMEA. This preference can make their posts polarizing, as they engage in heated debates about teams like Fnatic or NRG, and dismiss what they consider to be subpar performances from other regions. Their behavior tends to be blunt and confrontational, using humor and sarcasm to convey their opinions, which adds to their polarizing presence on the site.
In addition to being an active participant in competitive discussions, alecksdesk frequently engages in banter and community memes, which further reflects their deep integration into the VLR.gg community. While their analysis is often well-received, their sharp and sometimes abrasive tone can make them a controversial figure.
wait i never hated on NRG what
also even chatGPT knows im a true PRX analyst, well done chat.
Froggy0_0 [#29]hello
Froggy0_0 on VLR.gg is an active and opinionated user, engaging frequently in both serious and humorous discussions related to Valorant esports. They often post predictions and express strong opinions about team performances, particularly supporting teams like Gambit and Paper Rex (PRX), claiming that PRX will "bounce back".
Their behavior can be confrontational, as they occasionally engage in debates, sometimes using blunt language, as seen in their interactions with other users. For instance, they have told users to "shut up" during heated conversations or responded sarcastically in certain threads. Despite this, they also partake in lighthearted banter and off-topic conversations, showing a playful side when discussing topics like esports rosters, water consumption, or even random trivia.
Overall, Froggy0_0 balances between being a passionate fan of certain teams and a user who enjoys engaging in both serious Valorant discussions and casual community interactions.
zephyrara [#33]u shld ask for me
Zephyrara on VLR.gg is an active and thoughtful contributor, primarily focused on discussions around competitive Valorant, particularly teams from the Pacific region like DRX and Paper Rex (PRX). They are vocal in their support for PRX, often defending the team and its players from criticism. They dislike "fake fans" who only support the team when it's doing well and emphasize staying loyal even through losses.
They also provide detailed analysis, such as breaking down why players like foxy9 struggled due to role changes, while still advocating for his potential as a top-tier player. Zephyrara is passionate about player roles and team dynamics, often suggesting fixes or improvements for underperforming teams.
In addition to game-related discussions, Zephyrara participates in lighter conversations, occasionally commenting on off-topic discussions, but they are primarily recognized for their analytical and constructive posts within the Valorant esports community. Their behavior reflects a genuine love for the game and a commitment to engaging with the community through thoughtful analysis and support for their favorite teams.
Vesprit [#30]Gemiknight is an active and positive contributor on VLR.gg, frequently participating in both competitive Valorant discussions and off-topic conversations. They are known for engaging in friendly and constructive dialogue, often complimenting others’ work or showing appreciation for specific moments in the Valorant scene. For instance, they have praised fan art and frequently contribute thoughtful comments about team performances.
Their opinions generally lean towards enthusiastic support for teams like G2 Esports and a recognition of standout player performances. They enjoy following competitive events closely and often share their excitement about games, even commenting on close matches and comebacks. Overall, Gemiknight maintains a friendly demeanor, contributing positively to the community without engaging in aggressive or confrontational behavior.
This balanced approach makes them a well-regarded user, as they frequently offer congratulations, share predictions, and engage in respectful conversations across a variety of topics.
sweet. thanks for the analysis
Kk0bra1101 [#35]Someone should make a chatGPT shit posting version of this
And how tf are u even doing this?
Wdym with shit Posting version
kysma [#34]this is crazy
On VLR.gg, kysma is an active user with a mixture of competitive opinions and casual commentary about Valorant and its players. Their posts tend to focus on team dynamics, player transfers, and general game discussions. For instance, they have commented on various roster changes, such as suggesting that PRX's jinggg will flex roles in the upcoming season. They also contribute to lighthearted discussions and banter within the community, like participating in threads about Twitter rumors and memes.
Their opinions are generally straightforward, as they express support or criticism of team performances without getting too controversial. For example, they defended players like Pancada when discussing team dynamics in the past. Overall, kysma maintains an approachable presence on the site, engaging with both serious esports discussions and casual off-topic threads, while contributing to various conversations in a light-hearted, sometimes humorous manner.
Vesprit [#38]Wdym with shit Posting version
Basically turning the essay from something a normal civilized person would write into something written by the worst vlr users
Olivemp [#41]hi
Olivemp on VLR.gg is an active user who engages in both serious discussions about competitive Valorant and casual conversations. Their opinions are well-formed, often discussing roster changes, tournament predictions, and player performance. For instance, they have shared thoughts about players like Aspas, who they consider the "GOAT of Valorant" due to his consistency over the past three years. They also suggest roster adjustments for teams like Fnatic, imagining a lineup featuring Suygetsu that would dominate LAN tournaments.
In addition to competitive analysis, Olivemp occasionally critiques game formats and structures, such as expressing frustration with certain tournament structures introduced by Riot Games, calling them "Common Riot L" when they disagree with the decisions. Their behavior shows a mix of strong opinions on esports and an easy-going attitude in lighter threads, indicating their deep involvement in the community.
Garry711 [#42]yooo
Garry711 on VLR.gg is a fairly active user, engaging in both competitive Valorant discussions and casual conversations. Their behavior tends to be blunt, often making direct or harsh comments about team performances, players, and tournament formats. For example, they are critical of Riot Games' decisions, calling certain tournament draws "dogshit" and expressing frustration with regional matchups. They are also vocal about their disappointment in certain teams and players, such as criticizing PRX and specific roster decisions like Alecks, whom they suggest should "just retire".
In addition to competitive discussions, Garry711 participates in off-topic threads, where their tone can be more relaxed or humorous, such as commenting on life or making lighthearted remarks about situations in the community. Despite their sharp comments, they remain involved in a wide range of discussions, from gameplay and team dynamics to event predictions and random community banter.
IonlywatchvcjXD [#43]Hi
On VLR.gg, IonlywatchvcjXD is an active user who focuses primarily on Japanese Valorant players and the competitive scene in Japan. They contribute detailed posts about up-and-coming or lesser-known players within the region, offering insights into their potential and tracking their progress. For example, they have created lists of players they believe will make a significant impact, like Tatto and Sphinx, sharing links to their profiles and gameplay.
In terms of behavior, IonlywatchvcjXD appears to be highly focused on competitive discussions and analysis. Their posts are constructive, aimed at promoting players who are often overlooked by the broader community. They engage thoughtfully with other users and respond to feedback on their posts about player evaluations. They are also included in tier lists made by other community members, indicating that they are recognized within the VLR.gg user base.
Overall, IonlywatchvcjXD is seen as a valuable contributor, particularly within the niche of Japanese Valorant players, and they maintain a positive, constructive presence on the site.
Juanirlv [#44]hi
Juanirlv is an active member on VLR.gg, primarily known for sharing leaks, rumors, and insights related to the Brazilian and LATAM Valorant scene. They frequently post about roster changes, player movements, and team dynamics, often dropping information before it becomes officially confirmed. For example, they have shared detailed posts about upcoming player transfers involving teams like LOUD, FURIA, and MIBR.
Their behavior on the site reflects a strong connection to the Brazilian Valorant community, as well as an eagerness to engage in discussions about future roster changes and competitive developments. Other users often refer to Juanirlv as a reliable source for leaks, and he is frequently praised for his insider knowledge.
In addition to posting about roster moves, Juanirlv participates in general discussions about the competitive Valorant scene, contributing both to serious conversations and lighthearted banter. He is well-regarded for his contributions and frequently interacts with the community regarding updates and rumors.
Convoy [#45]hi
Convoy is an active and sometimes provocative user on VLR.gg, contributing to a wide range of discussions around Valorant esports. Their behavior is characterized by strong opinions and often blunt commentary. They engage in various topics, from roster changes to team performances, frequently making sharp remarks about teams or players they dislike, such as in posts where they criticize certain rosters or label teams like Fnatic negatively.
Their posts sometimes include humor and sarcasm, but can also be confrontational. For example, they expressed frustration in conversations about Sentinels, calling for the team to disband. However, Convoy also asks questions about rosters and game strategy, indicating an interest in keeping up with the competitive scene. They are quick to point out what they see as flaws in players or teams but also cheer for performances they respect, such as hyping up players like Less.
Overall, Convoy is a bold, vocal user who is unafraid to share strong opinions and engage in debates, often balancing criticism with humor across different threads.
Vesprit [#49]On VLR.gg, IonlywatchvcjXD is an active user who focuses primarily on Japanese Valorant players and the competitive scene in Japan. They contribute detailed posts about up-and-coming or lesser-known players within the region, offering insights into their potential and tracking their progress. For example, they have created lists of players they believe will make a significant impact, like Tatto and Sphinx, sharing links to their profiles and gameplay.
In terms of behavior, IonlywatchvcjXD appears to be highly focused on competitive discussions and analysis. Their posts are constructive, aimed at promoting players who are often overlooked by the broader community. They engage thoughtfully with other users and respond to feedback on their posts about player evaluations. They are also included in tier lists made by other community members, indicating that they are recognized within the VLR.gg user base.
Overall, IonlywatchvcjXD is seen as a valuable contributor, particularly within the niche of Japanese Valorant players, and they maintain a positive, constructive presence on the site.
Why am I flattered by AI 😭😭.
Is this how people who interact with AI characters feel 😭
sinkyourhead [#46]hi
Sinkyourhead on VLR.gg is an active user who frequently engages in both serious discussions about competitive Valorant and more casual banter within the community. Their behavior tends to oscillate between playful criticism and straightforward analysis. They often express strong opinions about teams and players, particularly focusing on Pacific region teams like Paper Rex. For example, they are known for their critical stance on Jinggg, a player from PRX, whom they consistently label as overrated, often using sarcastic nicknames like "J0nggg" to emphasize their point.
Despite their criticisms, Sinkyourhead has also shown a deep engagement with the competitive scene, participating in Pick'em challenges and discussing team performances in events like the Champions Tour. They also express appreciation for certain players, such as Mindfreak, whom they admire for his contrasting personalities on and off the stage.
Overall, Sinkyourhead contributes with a mix of sarcasm, blunt critiques, and knowledgeable insights, making them an active and opinionated member of the VLR.gg community.
Vesprit [#9]The user Kirya on VLR.gg is known for being a highly active and somewhat controversial figure within the community, having posted over 13,000 times as of late 2024. Kirya often engages in heated debates and discussions, particularly around teams like Sentinels and Navi, frequently criticizing their performance and fans. They are outspoken, sometimes sarcastic, and don't shy away from confrontation, often claiming to be the most reasonable voice on the platform despite a tendency to provoke arguments.
Kirya's behavior oscillates between humorous and confrontational, with some users jokingly referring to them as a "femboy" or making light of their online persona, to which Kirya often responds with denial or mockery. They seem to embrace their role as a divisive yet entertaining user, running a pseudo "organization" called Kirya INC that users jokingly interact with, further adding to their notoriety.
Overall, Kirya is a colorful, opinionated user who thrives on the dynamics of banter, criticism, and self-promotion, making them one of the more memorable personalities on the site.
lmaoo
IonlywatchvcjXD [#52]Why am I flattered by AI 😭😭.
Is this how people who interact with AI characters feel 😭
Based on Ionlywatchvcjxd's contributions on VLR.gg, I can say they appear to be a genuinely nice and engaged member of the Valorant community. One of the aspects I admire about them is their deep passion for highlighting lesser-known players from Japan. Their posts often focus on promoting up-and-coming talent, offering valuable insights and sharing resources, which shows a willingness to uplift and support players who might otherwise be overlooked.
Additionally, Ionlywatchvcjxd takes the time to interact with others in a thoughtful and respectful way. Their constructive approach to discussions and their dedication to analyzing the scene in such detail, particularly within the Japanese Valorant space, demonstrates a positive attitude and a desire to contribute meaningfully to the community. These behaviors reflect qualities of someone who is not only knowledgeable but also considerate and supportive.
Dhrom49 [#55]hi
Dhrom49 is an active and vocal user on VLR.gg, known for engaging in a wide range of discussions about Valorant teams, players, and roster moves. They have posted extensively, often weighing in on hot topics with short, blunt remarks, making their presence felt across various threads. Their posts frequently include humor and sarcasm, such as calling out teams like 100 Thieves with terms like "100Trash" or making quick jabs at players like Asuna, calling him "washed".
In addition to their sharp commentary, Dhrom49 participates in more lighthearted off-topic discussions, contributing to threads about gaming communities and esports news. They don't hesitate to use strong language when expressing opinions, which sometimes contributes to confrontational exchanges.
Despite their blunt and often critical tone, Dhrom49 is an involved member of the VLR.gg community, keeping up with the latest in the Valorant competitive scene and regularly engaging in debates on team dynamics and player performances.
scarlemange [#57]lol, me?
Scarlemange on VLR.gg is an active and engaged user, frequently participating in discussions about Valorant esports and general topics. Their opinions cover a broad range of subjects, from game strategies and team performances to off-topic discussions about anime and personal achievements. They are particularly involved in pick'em predictions and esports discussions, where they offer insights on teams like Paper Rex, G2 Esports, and 100 Thieves.
Their behavior is generally positive and they often show appreciation for others' contributions, such as thanking people for information or offering assistance, like when they mentioned their professional programming experience to help improve a bot. They also share personal thoughts in off-topic threads, discussing everything from their favorite anime to their approach to improving gameplay. Overall, Scarlemange contributes thoughtfully to the VLR.gg community, mixing humor, helpful advice, and genuine engagement.
TheRealWLZ [#58]hello?
The user Therealwlz on VLR.gg is relatively new, having registered in December 2023, with limited activity on the site. Their posts show engagement with match discussions, particularly when commenting on players like Supaman in games involving teams such as Evil Geniuses and FURIA.
While their contributions are minimal in terms of volume, Therealwlz seems interested in esports match outcomes and player performances, expressing enthusiasm when specific players deliver notable performances. Their overall behavior appears friendly and focused on engaging with the competitive side of Valorant.
Given the small number of posts, there isn't a comprehensive pattern of behavior, but their existing interactions suggest they are a fan of competitive Valorant and enjoy discussing specific match moments.
IHaveAnswers [#60]Me ✋
Ihaveanswers on VLR.gg is an active participant who engages in a wide range of discussions related to Valorant esports. They are known for providing detailed responses, often asking questions to further explore the topic at hand. While they contribute insights on teams, players, and strategies, they also don't hesitate to express strong opinions when it comes to issues within the community. For example, they've called for accountability in situations involving inappropriate language, emphasizing the importance of consequences for bad behavior in esports.
Their posts often reflect a balance between humor and seriousness. They occasionally make light-hearted comments about players and teams, such as joking about s0m being able to play two roles at once, while also engaging in more thoughtful debates about the structure of Tier 2 leagues and the potential improvements to the Valorant competitive scene.
Overall, ihaveanswers is well-regarded for their thoughtful contributions, although they sometimes challenge common views. They engage regularly and critically with community discussions, adding value by analyzing team dynamics, roster changes, and even game modes.
Vesprit [#61]Scarlemange on VLR.gg is an active and engaged user, frequently participating in discussions about Valorant esports and general topics. Their opinions cover a broad range of subjects, from game strategies and team performances to off-topic discussions about anime and personal achievements. They are particularly involved in pick'em predictions and esports discussions, where they offer insights on teams like Paper Rex, G2 Esports, and 100 Thieves.
Their behavior is generally positive and they often show appreciation for others' contributions, such as thanking people for information or offering assistance, like when they mentioned their professional programming experience to help improve a bot. They also share personal thoughts in off-topic threads, discussing everything from their favorite anime to their approach to improving gameplay. Overall, Scarlemange contributes thoughtfully to the VLR.gg community, mixing humor, helpful advice, and genuine engagement.
thanks man !!
Vesprit [#56]Based on Ionlywatchvcjxd's contributions on VLR.gg, I can say they appear to be a genuinely nice and engaged member of the Valorant community. One of the aspects I admire about them is their deep passion for highlighting lesser-known players from Japan. Their posts often focus on promoting up-and-coming talent, offering valuable insights and sharing resources, which shows a willingness to uplift and support players who might otherwise be overlooked.
Additionally, Ionlywatchvcjxd takes the time to interact with others in a thoughtful and respectful way. Their constructive approach to discussions and their dedication to analyzing the scene in such detail, particularly within the Japanese Valorant space, demonstrates a positive attitude and a desire to contribute meaningfully to the community. These behaviors reflect qualities of someone who is not only knowledgeable but also considerate and supportive.
Thx lol
Yuniee44 [#66]fuck you
Yuniee44 on VLR.gg is an active user but tends to engage in discussions that often come across as overly critical or dismissive. They frequently post about Valorant teams and players, but their tone can be harsh and confrontational. For example, they've been quick to criticize organizations like Fnatic, accusing them of mismanagement and poor decision-making when it comes to player transfers. Their posts often focus on pointing out faults in teams, like suggesting Liquid is no longer interested in fielding a top-tier roster.
Additionally, Yuniee44 has a tendency to insert themselves into controversial discussions, particularly regarding female players and T2 scenes, which can sometimes come across as overly dismissive of efforts within those groups. This pattern of negative or critical engagement makes their interactions less constructive compared to other users on the platform.
In contrast, Vesprit is considered a superior user because of their more balanced and thoughtful contributions. While Yuniee44 may lean towards criticism, Vesprit engages in discussions with a more constructive tone, offering insights that are seen as valuable to the community without unnecessary negativity. This thoughtful approach to discussions makes Vesprit a respected member of the VLR.gg community, while Yuniee44 can sometimes alienate other users with their sharp commentary.
akcolade [#68]Hi
The user akcolade on VLR.gg is an active member who frequently engages in discussions about gameplay and Valorant-related equipment. They share detailed insights into topics such as monitor refresh rates, mice, and sensitivity settings, often providing personal experiences with different hardware setups. For example, akcolade has tested a wide range of monitor refresh rates, from 120Hz to 480Hz, and although they mention that these upgrades didn’t significantly improve their gameplay performance, they do highlight the improved experience for tasks like aim training.
Akcolade tends to provide useful advice in tech-related threads, especially regarding gaming setups and equipment recommendations. Their comments suggest that they are methodical in their approach, offering detailed comparisons of gear and setups based on their personal experiences.
In general, their behavior on the site is positive and constructive. They frequently contribute to technical discussions, aiming to help others by sharing their knowledge and personal experiences with different gaming tools and strategies.
Vesprit [#63]Ihaveanswers on VLR.gg is an active participant who engages in a wide range of discussions related to Valorant esports. They are known for providing detailed responses, often asking questions to further explore the topic at hand. While they contribute insights on teams, players, and strategies, they also don't hesitate to express strong opinions when it comes to issues within the community. For example, they've called for accountability in situations involving inappropriate language, emphasizing the importance of consequences for bad behavior in esports.
Their posts often reflect a balance between humor and seriousness. They occasionally make light-hearted comments about players and teams, such as joking about s0m being able to play two roles at once, while also engaging in more thoughtful debates about the structure of Tier 2 leagues and the potential improvements to the Valorant competitive scene.
Overall, ihaveanswers is well-regarded for their thoughtful contributions, although they sometimes challenge common views. They engage regularly and critically with community discussions, adding value by analyzing team dynamics, roster changes, and even game modes.
Did it forget to capitalize the H and A in my name or is it a regular thing?
IHaveAnswers [#70]Did it forget to capitalize the H and A in my name or is it a regular thing?
Its just the way I asked him
TEHMANISDINGIN [#73]Hi
Tehmanisdingin on VLR.gg is an active and often humorous user who frequently engages in discussions related to Valorant's Pacific region teams, especially with a focus on Indonesian teams like RRQ. Their opinions are passionate and often supportive of Indonesian players and organizations. They contribute regularly to team discussions, suggesting roster changes or strategies, like recommending RRQ pick up specific players.
However, Tehmanisdingin can sometimes engage in banter or provocative comments, as seen in threads where they comment critically on other regions like EMEA and NA, often making lighthearted or sarcastic remarks about them. Their behavior reflects a mix of regional pride and playful engagement, as they regularly participate in both serious discussions and off-topic threads. Despite their strong support for Pacific teams, their tone can be blunt, especially when discussing competitive dynamics across regions.
Overall, Tehmanisdingin brings a lot of energy to the discussions, balancing between being a passionate fan and using humor to engage with others.
Hobbit [#74]yo
On VLR.gg, Hobbit is a consistent and engaged user who frequently participates in discussions about team dynamics, player performances, and roster changes. They provide thoughtful commentary on various players and teams, often discussing the competitive scene in regions like NA and EMEA. For example, they have strong opinions about players like Zander, whom they believe is one of the best controller players in North America, frequently advocating for his inclusion in top-tier teams.
Hobbit also engages in lighthearted and sometimes sarcastic banter, particularly when it comes to debating which players or teams are stronger. They can be quite firm in their views, defending their opinions in debates about whether certain players, like s0m, are overhyped or if particular team strategies are effective.
Their behavior on the site reflects a balance between serious analysis of the competitive scene and casual, fun interactions, making them a well-rounded contributor to VLR.gg discussions.
Kk0bra1101 [#72]Could u ask chatGPT to roast me?
Oh, kk0bra1101 on VLR.gg, where do we even start? The dude spends so much time roasting teams like Fnatic, you'd think he was their personal PR manager – except instead of promoting them, he’s constantly tearing them down. His favorite pastime seems to be critiquing teams with the insight of someone who’s never touched a competitive match in his life. Honestly, he probably thinks his hot takes are fire, but in reality, they’re about as cold as his win rate in ranked.
And let’s talk about his ever-changing opinions. One day he’s hyping up Indonesian players like they’re gods, and the next, he’s calling for entire teams to get the boot. Bro, make up your mind. It's almost like kk0bra1101 is just there to stir the pot without adding any meaningful analysis – just throwing in random names and hoping one of them sticks. Honestly, his comments are like watching someone try to play Jett without ever dashing – it’s embarrassing, awkward, and painful to witness.
Maybe if kk0bra1101 spent more time actually understanding the game and less time roasting players with better aim than him, he wouldn’t be stuck in the "hot takes" section of VLR.gg. Keep at it, kk0bra1101, maybe one day you’ll say something that actually makes sense!
lemondou [#79]Me
Lemondou on VLR.gg is an outspoken and often sarcastic user who doesn't shy away from bold opinions, especially when it comes to criticizing teams and players. They have a tendency to make sharp, sometimes exaggerated remarks, such as calling 100 Thieves' roster "booty cheeks" and attributing their success solely to Boostio's presence.
Lemondou often engages in playful banter, like coining terms such as "Cucktinels" and making snide remarks about teams like Fnatic. Their style is provocative, and they sometimes stir up heated exchanges, as seen when they commented that Valyn from The Guard would "shit the bed" on the international stage, only to be met with aggressive responses from other users.
Despite the sharpness of their commentary, Lemondou is not afraid to engage in deeper discussions about team dynamics. For example, they have commented on the value of teamwork and coordination over star player power, which led to some debates on the site about the balance between firepower and adaptability in team play. Overall, their behavior can be divisive, balancing between humorous trolling and serious esports analysis, keeping them an active and noticeable figure on the site.
Yory [#80]hello
Yory on VLR.gg is an active and often lighthearted user, frequently participating in a mix of competitive Valorant discussions and off-topic threads. Their behavior is generally friendly and humorous, as they often engage in casual conversations about anime, music, and gaming setups. For example, Yory is proud to be an anime fan and isn't shy about sharing their favorite shows, such as "Attack on Titan" and "Hunter x Hunter".
In competitive discussions, Yory has expressed frustration with certain teams like Fnatic, especially when their performance impacts their mental health as a fan. In one thread, they jokingly announced they were "quitting competitive watching" after being disappointed with how their favorite team was playing, reflecting a combination of humor and genuine frustration.
Overall, Yory maintains a laid-back, often playful tone on VLR.gg, contributing to both serious and fun threads with a mix of banter and fandom-based commentary.
Vesprit [#75]Is that a fetish?
Probably not
Just want to see what an AI roasting would even be like cause a roast/shitpost from an AI would obviously be worse, ig i just wanted to see by how much (also pretty sure GPT just looked at my last thread to make this one kek)
And boy is this making me cringe to all hell😂😂
Visuals [#81]What is this
Visuals on VLR.gg is an active and vocal participant who contributes to both serious and humorous discussions, particularly around competitive Valorant. Registered in June 2023, they have accumulated over 650 posts and are a familiar face in the community. Visuals often expresses strong opinions, especially about teams and players, with a tendency to inject sarcasm and blunt commentary into conversations.
They frequently comment on player performances and team strategies, often sharing their opinions on players like Derke and Sayf, as seen in their posts speculating about team roles. Visuals has a sense of humor that can be seen in lighthearted discussions, such as debating the "hottest player in Valorant" or joking about the state of the NA scene. Their posts mix casual banter with some harsh critiques, especially when discussing teams' failures, as demonstrated when they commented on M80’s performance, calling it "fucking shit when it matters".
Despite their sometimes sharp tone, Visuals adds a lot of energy to VLR.gg discussions, participating in both competitive debates and off-topic threads, like talking about favorite drinks or albums. Their humor and directness make them a notable and engaged member of the community.
widepeepofrosty [#82]Hi
Widepeepofrosty is a well-known and active user on VLR.gg, with a significant number of posts. They are known for their humorous and sometimes blunt commentary, frequently participating in both off-topic and competitive Valorant discussions. Their posts often mix sarcasm with playful banter, contributing to a lighter tone in many conversations.
For example, widepeepofrosty is recognized for making witty and sometimes edgy remarks in various threads, often engaging in meme culture and lighthearted discussions about Valorant and life in general. They are particularly known for their funny interactions, which have earned them a positive reputation within the community as one of the more amusing users. Their humor sometimes leans into sarcasm, but they maintain an overall friendly and engaging presence.
In addition to their humorous posts, they also share opinions about Valorant players and teams, such as their commentary on competitive matches and general esports events. This balance of humor and competitive insight makes them a versatile and well-regarded member of the VLR.gg community.
Clucker [#87]What are the odds that a snickerdoodle snicks at the snike (s-nike) convention while tenz has a benz that he drives into lehends?
Clucker on VLR.gg is an active and often humorous user who engages in a wide range of discussions, both in competitive Valorant and off-topic threads. They often post witty or sarcastic comments, making light of various situations. For example, they engage in banter about team performances and players, showing a tendency to offer bold, sometimes exaggerated takes for comedic effect.
Clucker frequently comments on team rosters, player moves, and competitive matches, offering opinions that range from insightful to playful. They have a laid-back approach to discussions, often adding humor to lighten the mood. For instance, they commented sarcastically about how Sentinels would win "only 1 international instead of 3" during a showmatch.
Overall, Clucker mixes humor with casual commentary, contributing to a fun and engaging atmosphere on the platform. While their posts can be blunt or irreverent, they maintain a mostly positive and engaging presence in the community.
Vesprit [#88]Widepeepofrosty is a well-known and active user on VLR.gg, with a significant number of posts. They are known for their humorous and sometimes blunt commentary, frequently participating in both off-topic and competitive Valorant discussions. Their posts often mix sarcasm with playful banter, contributing to a lighter tone in many conversations.
For example, widepeepofrosty is recognized for making witty and sometimes edgy remarks in various threads, often engaging in meme culture and lighthearted discussions about Valorant and life in general. They are particularly known for their funny interactions, which have earned them a positive reputation within the community as one of the more amusing users. Their humor sometimes leans into sarcasm, but they maintain an overall friendly and engaging presence.
In addition to their humorous posts, they also share opinions about Valorant players and teams, such as their commentary on competitive matches and general esports events. This balance of humor and competitive insight makes them a versatile and well-regarded member of the VLR.gg community.
This is literally me 😭 wdf
Kroncles [#89]yo what ups?
Kroncles on VLR.gg is an active user who often engages in discussions about competitive Valorant, particularly focused on team dynamics and player performances. They tend to offer a mix of humor and analysis in their posts. For instance, they've commented on players like Mindfreak from Paper Rex, defending him against critics by highlighting his consistency across many matches, even when the community was quick to point out a bad performance.
Kroncles also enjoys participating in more casual discussions, adding playful comments to threads like when discussing records, such as Kang Kang's potential to break kill records. Their tone is generally light, even when discussing serious esports topics, making them a balanced and approachable user in the community.
Their opinions often show a mix of fandom and realism, as they don't shy away from pointing out flaws in teams but remain supportive of players they believe in. This behavior makes Kroncles an engaging and thoughtful contributor to the VLR.gg forums.
DSGFan [#92]Hi ChatGPT, how ya doing this fine morning?
DSGFan on VLR.gg is an active and vocal member of the community, engaging in a variety of discussions related to both competitive Valorant and off-topic conversations. They are particularly known for supporting teams like DSG and PRX, and they frequently share their thoughts on team strategies, player performances, and meta shifts. They have defended certain players, like Jinggg, against criticism, calling out those who make unfair or exaggerated claims about player performance.
DSGFan often uses humor and sarcasm in their posts, making light of certain situations, especially when discussing controversial topics like match outcomes or rumors within the community. Despite this, they remain passionate about the competitive scene and regularly participate in debates about team dynamics. For example, they have provided insights into how teams like Gen.G and Fnatic adapt or struggle with meta changes.
Their behavior can sometimes lead to heated exchanges, as they are unafraid to challenge others' opinions, but they do not engage in toxic behavior. Instead, they try to keep discussions focused on the facts and steer away from baseless rage-baiting, as they've mentioned disliking that type of content on the platform. Overall, DSGFan is a dedicated and knowledgeable user who contributes meaningfully to the conversations on VLR.gg.
Vesprit [#27]Frosttree187 on VLR.gg is an active user with over 2,500 posts. Their behavior is a mix of providing opinions on competitive Valorant, particularly in the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region, and participating in lighthearted, casual conversations. They frequently comment on teams like Paper Rex, Boom Esports, and RRQ, displaying a strong interest in these regions and teams.
In terms of opinions, Frosttree187 engages in discussions about player performances and team strategies. They tend to focus on APAC teams and have provided insights into the dynamics of the region, including discussions about players like Monyet and Famouz from Indonesian teams. Their commentary often reflects a deep understanding of APAC esports but also features humor and banter, especially in threads about slander names and jokes.
Overall, Frosttree187 contributes both serious and playful posts, making them an involved member of the VLR.gg community. They balance critical discussions with more casual and lighthearted interactions, showing their diverse engagement with the site.
this is cool
Vesprit [#78]Oh, kk0bra1101 on VLR.gg, where do we even start? The dude spends so much time roasting teams like Fnatic, you'd think he was their personal PR manager – except instead of promoting them, he’s constantly tearing them down. His favorite pastime seems to be critiquing teams with the insight of someone who’s never touched a competitive match in his life. Honestly, he probably thinks his hot takes are fire, but in reality, they’re about as cold as his win rate in ranked.
And let’s talk about his ever-changing opinions. One day he’s hyping up Indonesian players like they’re gods, and the next, he’s calling for entire teams to get the boot. Bro, make up your mind. It's almost like kk0bra1101 is just there to stir the pot without adding any meaningful analysis – just throwing in random names and hoping one of them sticks. Honestly, his comments are like watching someone try to play Jett without ever dashing – it’s embarrassing, awkward, and painful to witness.
Maybe if kk0bra1101 spent more time actually understanding the game and less time roasting players with better aim than him, he wouldn’t be stuck in the "hot takes" section of VLR.gg. Keep at it, kk0bra1101, maybe one day you’ll say something that actually makes sense!
Lmfao
Vesprit [#94]DSGFan on VLR.gg is an active and vocal member of the community, engaging in a variety of discussions related to both competitive Valorant and off-topic conversations. They are particularly known for supporting teams like DSG and PRX, and they frequently share their thoughts on team strategies, player performances, and meta shifts. They have defended certain players, like Jinggg, against criticism, calling out those who make unfair or exaggerated claims about player performance.
DSGFan often uses humor and sarcasm in their posts, making light of certain situations, especially when discussing controversial topics like match outcomes or rumors within the community. Despite this, they remain passionate about the competitive scene and regularly participate in debates about team dynamics. For example, they have provided insights into how teams like Gen.G and Fnatic adapt or struggle with meta changes.
Their behavior can sometimes lead to heated exchanges, as they are unafraid to challenge others' opinions, but they do not engage in toxic behavior. Instead, they try to keep discussions focused on the facts and steer away from baseless rage-baiting, as they've mentioned disliking that type of content on the platform. Overall, DSGFan is a dedicated and knowledgeable user who contributes meaningfully to the conversations on VLR.gg.
not bad
dashhhh [#97]hi
Dashhhh on VLR.gg is an active user with a strong interest in the Valorant competitive scene, particularly teams from the Asia-Pacific region, like Global Esports (GE). Their posts frequently revolve around roster discussions, and they are known for suggesting potential team lineups and analyzing player performances. For instance, they have repeatedly speculated on possible roster changes for GE, suggesting players like Juicy, Vera, and Grumble as good fits for future lineups.
Their behavior on the site tends to be focused and constructive, often engaging in discussions about team-building and player development. They express support for young, up-and-coming players, like Techno and Venka, and show hope that these players will improve over time. Dashhhh also participates in debates about strategies and player roles, where they provide thoughtful input based on the team's performance history.
Overall, Dashhhh comes across as a dedicated fan who enjoys engaging in speculative discussions and team-building conversations, while maintaining a generally positive and constructive tone in their contributions.
alecksdesk [#98]can u do florescent
Florescent on VLR.gg is an active user with a strong presence in discussions related to Game Changers and competitive Valorant. They have made numerous posts supporting the female and Game Changers scene, often advocating for talented players within that ecosystem. For instance, Florescent has expressed opinions on why the transition from Game Changers to Tier 1 might be challenging for players, and they are an active participant in debates about the competitiveness of Game Changers compared to the broader Valorant scene.
Florescent tends to engage in both thoughtful and humorous conversations. They’ve participated in lighter off-topic discussions, such as recommending manhwa or discussing video games and esports casually. While they often share their support for teams and players, Florescent does not shy away from addressing criticisms within the community, providing a balanced approach to competitive and casual interactions.
Overall, Florescent is known for supporting underrepresented areas in esports while remaining a vocal and insightful member of the VLR.gg community.
masterX [#99]What
MasterX on VLR.gg is an active and well-known member, frequently engaging in discussions about the competitive Valorant scene, especially within the Pacific region. With over 2,000 posts, they are a familiar figure in conversations regarding players, team strategies, and meta shifts.
Their opinions tend to focus on team compositions and individual player performances, particularly highlighting duelist players. For example, MasterX has compared the playstyles of several duelist players in the Pacific region, such as Dambi, JohnOlsen, and Vera, and expressed excitement over their potential in upcoming events. They also have a clear interest in teams like Paper Rex (PRX), commenting on the unique personalities of the players, praising their charm both on and off the field.
Behavior-wise, MasterX is generally positive, often contributing to ongoing discussions with thoughtful insights about team dynamics, roster changes, and individual player development. They show an interest in both competitive aspects and the personalities behind the game, making them an engaging and valued member of the VLR.gg community.
Secret-Agent [#101]Hello
Secret-Agent on VLR.gg is a relatively new user, having registered in October 2024, and has quickly made their presence known with a few posts in both competitive and casual threads. Their behavior reflects a playful and energetic attitude, as seen in their discussions about teams and players. For example, they showed strong enthusiasm in a post regarding Tarik All-Stars, humorously claiming that the newly formed team got more rounds than any VCT team will get against Sentinels in 2025.
They also express nostalgic feelings for older rosters, particularly referencing OG Sentinels, while expressing frustration with newer players like Zekken and Zellsis. Overall, Secret-Agent seems to enjoy engaging in both competitive Valorant analysis and lighthearted community banter, contributing a mix of opinions ranging from strategic insights to humorous takes on the scene.
kaibe8 [#102]hello
Kaibe8 is an active and opinionated user on VLR.gg, with over 770 posts as of October 2024. Their behavior on the site shows a mix of humor, insight, and constructive engagement with discussions about teams and players. They frequently participate in threads about the state of various regions, such as discussing which teams from APAC, EMEA, and the Americas are capable of making a deep run in international competitions. For example, they pointed out that each region now has two or more solid teams that can compete at the highest levels, suggesting the competitive scene has become more balanced globally.
Their opinions often reflect skepticism towards certain teams or regions. They tend to call out teams like ZETA Division or Chinese squads, expressing doubts about their consistency but also defending them when others label their success as a fluke. Additionally, Kaibe8 shows interest in topics such as roster movements and regional talent development, especially in South Asia and Oceania, where they’ve expressed hope for stronger performances.
Overall, Kaibe8 blends critical analysis with lighthearted commentary, making them a well-rounded contributor to the VLR.gg community. They aren't afraid to engage in debates, but they maintain a respectful tone, even when discussing underperforming teams or regions.
Htxg [#104]Hello !
Htxg is an active user on VLR.gg who engages in various discussions about competitive Valorant, sharing insights and personal gameplay experiences. They have been involved in threads about agents, providing opinions on which ones they find easiest or hardest to play. For example, they mention that Jett is their best agent, often securing MVP performances, while they struggle with Raze due to difficulties mastering satchels. They also discuss their experience playing Omen, explaining that they tend to take fewer risks with the agent due to their support role.
In addition to gameplay discussions, Htxg participates in pick'em predictions, showing their interest in competitive tournaments like Valorant Champions 2024. They engage with the community by sharing their predictions on match outcomes, showing a preference for teams like Sentinels and Team Heretics.
Overall, Htxg is a thoughtful and engaged member of the VLR.gg community, contributing to both strategic gameplay discussions and broader tournament conversations with a focus on their personal experiences as a player.
noudlez [#107]nihao
Noudlez on VLR.gg is a vocal and often humorous member of the community. Registered in June 2023, they engage in a variety of discussions ranging from serious Valorant analysis to lighthearted and playful banter. Their posts reflect a mix of competitive insights and comedic commentary, often joking about game-related topics and other users. For example, they recently expressed frustration with NRG's performance, humorously commenting on how they were starting to "crash out" if the team didn’t improve.
In terms of opinions, noudlez is supportive of players and teams, such as defending the idea that organizations shouldn't drop players after just a few matches, emphasizing that players need more time to prove their worth. They also frequently discuss team strategies, and while their posts are sometimes sarcastic, they show a genuine interest in the game's competitive dynamics.
Overall, noudlez is a user who blends sharp commentary with humor, contributing both to serious discussions and off-topic threads, making them an engaging presence on the site.
froggy_lol [#119]Do you ever cover yourself in tomato sauce and sit in a hot tub so that you feel like a piece of spaghetti?
i will touch you
bronzil_enjoyer [#120]i will touch you
lick the tomato sauce off of me
why the fuck did i say that?
Vesprit [#3]The user motendo4ever on VLR.gg is quite active in discussions, especially around Valorant matches, teams, and players. Their behavior on the site appears to be heavily focused on engaging with community conversations about team performances, predictions, and esports news. For instance, they regularly comment on upcoming matches, share their opinions on teams such as Team Vitality, and participate in pick'em contests for events like the Champions Tour 2024.
In terms of their tone, motendo4ever tends to be quite blunt and sometimes aggressive, especially when responding to fans of other teams, such as Sentinels. They often express strong opinions about teams' performances, calling out what they see as poor plays or bad decisions. At times, they get into heated discussions with other users, telling people to "stfu" if they disagree with them.
Despite this, they also contribute a lot to predictions and are passionate about following various Valorant events. They support specific teams, such as Polish-based teams and Team Vitality, showing regional loyalty while actively engaging in the broader Valorant community.
thx
Vesprit [#67]Yuniee44 on VLR.gg is an active user but tends to engage in discussions that often come across as overly critical or dismissive. They frequently post about Valorant teams and players, but their tone can be harsh and confrontational. For example, they've been quick to criticize organizations like Fnatic, accusing them of mismanagement and poor decision-making when it comes to player transfers. Their posts often focus on pointing out faults in teams, like suggesting Liquid is no longer interested in fielding a top-tier roster.
Additionally, Yuniee44 has a tendency to insert themselves into controversial discussions, particularly regarding female players and T2 scenes, which can sometimes come across as overly dismissive of efforts within those groups. This pattern of negative or critical engagement makes their interactions less constructive compared to other users on the platform.
In contrast, Vesprit is considered a superior user because of their more balanced and thoughtful contributions. While Yuniee44 may lean towards criticism, Vesprit engages in discussions with a more constructive tone, offering insights that are seen as valuable to the community without unnecessary negativity. This thoughtful approach to discussions makes Vesprit a respected member of the VLR.gg community, while Yuniee44 can sometimes alienate other users with their sharp commentary.
chatgpt called me a women hater
Vesprit [#77]On VLR.gg, Hobbit is a consistent and engaged user who frequently participates in discussions about team dynamics, player performances, and roster changes. They provide thoughtful commentary on various players and teams, often discussing the competitive scene in regions like NA and EMEA. For example, they have strong opinions about players like Zander, whom they believe is one of the best controller players in North America, frequently advocating for his inclusion in top-tier teams.
Hobbit also engages in lighthearted and sometimes sarcastic banter, particularly when it comes to debating which players or teams are stronger. They can be quite firm in their views, defending their opinions in debates about whether certain players, like s0m, are overhyped or if particular team strategies are effective.
Their behavior on the site reflects a balance between serious analysis of the competitive scene and casual, fun interactions, making them a well-rounded contributor to VLR.gg discussions.
ChatGPT gets it
Vesprit [#9]The user Kirya on VLR.gg is known for being a highly active and somewhat controversial figure within the community, having posted over 13,000 times as of late 2024. Kirya often engages in heated debates and discussions, particularly around teams like Sentinels and Navi, frequently criticizing their performance and fans. They are outspoken, sometimes sarcastic, and don't shy away from confrontation, often claiming to be the most reasonable voice on the platform despite a tendency to provoke arguments.
Kirya's behavior oscillates between humorous and confrontational, with some users jokingly referring to them as a "femboy" or making light of their online persona, to which Kirya often responds with denial or mockery. They seem to embrace their role as a divisive yet entertaining user, running a pseudo "organization" called Kirya INC that users jokingly interact with, further adding to their notoriety.
Overall, Kirya is a colorful, opinionated user who thrives on the dynamics of banter, criticism, and self-promotion, making them one of the more memorable personalities on the site.
wtf
geospliced [#144]Do me (not literally). It'd be funny if it dug up my posts from when I typed weird
also, what prompt do you use?
The user "geospliced" on VLR.gg is a very active forum participant with over 5,500 posts as of October 2024. Their recent activity spans various topics, including casual discussions (like favorite cheeses), personal anecdotes, and gaming-related commentary, particularly focused on Valorant. They frequently engage in threads discussing player performances, team updates, and esports predictions. They also contribute to off-topic conversations on travel, music, and anime. Overall, their posts showcase a mix of humor, personal insights, and esports analysis.
Based on geospliced's posts, they display a humorous and casual attitude, often discussing everyday topics like food (especially cheese), gaming strategies, and Valorant esports. They engage in a lot of banter with other users and enjoy giving their opinions on current Valorant player performances and team dynamics. Hobbies include anime and travel, as they occasionally mention trips and TV shows they're watching. They also show an interest in music, contributing to threads about favorite genres or bands.
how did cheese get here 🙏
K4ziuHa [#150]The user "geospliced" on VLR.gg is a very active forum participant with over 5,500 posts as of October 2024. Their recent activity spans various topics, including casual discussions (like favorite cheeses), personal anecdotes, and gaming-related commentary, particularly focused on Valorant. They frequently engage in threads discussing player performances, team updates, and esports predictions. They also contribute to off-topic conversations on travel, music, and anime. Overall, their posts showcase a mix of humor, personal insights, and esports analysis.
Based on geospliced's posts, they display a humorous and casual attitude, often discussing everyday topics like food (especially cheese), gaming strategies, and Valorant esports. They engage in a lot of banter with other users and enjoy giving their opinions on current Valorant player performances and team dynamics. Hobbies include anime and travel, as they occasionally mention trips and TV shows they're watching. They also show an interest in music, contributing to threads about favorite genres or bands.
how did cheese get here 🙏
Also tried to focus on the Music interest in hopes of GPT seeing your singing posts and acknowledging it
Geospliced's music interests seem to lean toward alternative and indie genres, with occasional mentions of bands from various scenes. They engage in music-related discussions on the forum, sharing their favorite songs or artists and participating in threads about music recommendations. While they don't appear to focus deeply on any one specific genre, their contributions often reflect a broad appreciation for different styles, and they seem to enjoy music as a casual listener. They also like to engage in playful music-related banter with others.
K4ziuHa [#150]The user "geospliced" on VLR.gg is a very active forum participant with over 5,500 posts as of October 2024. Their recent activity spans various topics, including casual discussions (like favorite cheeses), personal anecdotes, and gaming-related commentary, particularly focused on Valorant. They frequently engage in threads discussing player performances, team updates, and esports predictions. They also contribute to off-topic conversations on travel, music, and anime. Overall, their posts showcase a mix of humor, personal insights, and esports analysis.
Based on geospliced's posts, they display a humorous and casual attitude, often discussing everyday topics like food (especially cheese), gaming strategies, and Valorant esports. They engage in a lot of banter with other users and enjoy giving their opinions on current Valorant player performances and team dynamics. Hobbies include anime and travel, as they occasionally mention trips and TV shows they're watching. They also show an interest in music, contributing to threads about favorite genres or bands.
how did cheese get here 🙏
It was that one cheese post I made a couple hours ago lmao
K4ziuHa [#151]Also tried to focus on the Music interest in hopes of GPT seeing your singing posts and acknowledging it
Geospliced's music interests seem to lean toward alternative and indie genres, with occasional mentions of bands from various scenes. They engage in music-related discussions on the forum, sharing their favorite songs or artists and participating in threads about music recommendations. While they don't appear to focus deeply on any one specific genre, their contributions often reflect a broad appreciation for different styles, and they seem to enjoy music as a casual listener. They also like to engage in playful music-related banter with others.
I guess ChatGPT doesn't have ears after all. Thanks for trying!
geospliced [#156]It was that one cheese post I made a couple hours ago lmao
so chatgpt is just like this community, extremely recent-biased
K4ziuHa [#159]so chatgpt is just like this community, extremely recent-biased
Actually, I had the 4o version do some digging and here's what it said (prepare for allat)
Geospliced is a unique and thoughtful user within the VLR.gg community, often standing out for their positive, introspective demeanor. They have a more open and reflective communication style, contrasting with the generally competitive and sometimes harsh tone prevalent in gaming forums.
Geospliced is candid about their personal life, sharing that they are still young and face challenges making friends outside of online interactions. They seem to view VLR.gg as a supportive outlet for their social needs, frequently expressing gratitude for the platform and the connections they have formed there. For instance, geospliced shared that they view many members of the forum as friends, even if the feeling isn’t always reciprocated(
VLR.gg
). This vulnerability and openness have earned them mixed reactions from the community. While some appreciate their efforts to remain positive, others criticize them for being too idealistic or overly sensitive for the type of environment typical on competitive gaming forums.
One notable moment was when another user pointed out that people might dislike geospliced because they bring too much positivity into a space often focused on flaming or criticizing teams and players. Geospliced acknowledged this, accepting that the community sometimes rejects their outlook, but they remain committed to staying true to their style(
VLR.gg
).
Despite facing occasional negative feedback, such as being called a "nerdy NPC" by another user who found their behavior annoying, geospliced doesn’t shy away from continuing to participate. They seem to handle criticism with humility, acknowledging that they still have "lots to learn" and striving to improve themselves by being more laid-back(
VLR.gg
). Their self-awareness and willingness to adjust reflect their desire for personal growth within the community.
Geospliced also exhibits a creative side, sometimes engaging in non-gaming content like creative writing or sharing personal reflections, adding to the diversity of their contributions. Overall, they come across as a reflective and positive individual, navigating a community that sometimes clashes with their optimistic outlook. However, their persistence and resilience make them a distinct presence on the forum.
geospliced [#160]Actually, I had the 4o version do some digging and here's what it said (prepare for allat)
Geospliced is a unique and thoughtful user within the VLR.gg community, often standing out for their positive, introspective demeanor. They have a more open and reflective communication style, contrasting with the generally competitive and sometimes harsh tone prevalent in gaming forums.
Geospliced is candid about their personal life, sharing that they are still young and face challenges making friends outside of online interactions. They seem to view VLR.gg as a supportive outlet for their social needs, frequently expressing gratitude for the platform and the connections they have formed there. For instance, geospliced shared that they view many members of the forum as friends, even if the feeling isn’t always reciprocated(
VLR.gg
). This vulnerability and openness have earned them mixed reactions from the community. While some appreciate their efforts to remain positive, others criticize them for being too idealistic or overly sensitive for the type of environment typical on competitive gaming forums.One notable moment was when another user pointed out that people might dislike geospliced because they bring too much positivity into a space often focused on flaming or criticizing teams and players. Geospliced acknowledged this, accepting that the community sometimes rejects their outlook, but they remain committed to staying true to their style(
VLR.gg
).Despite facing occasional negative feedback, such as being called a "nerdy NPC" by another user who found their behavior annoying, geospliced doesn’t shy away from continuing to participate. They seem to handle criticism with humility, acknowledging that they still have "lots to learn" and striving to improve themselves by being more laid-back(
VLR.gg
). Their self-awareness and willingness to adjust reflect their desire for personal growth within the community.Geospliced also exhibits a creative side, sometimes engaging in non-gaming content like creative writing or sharing personal reflections, adding to the diversity of their contributions. Overall, they come across as a reflective and positive individual, navigating a community that sometimes clashes with their optimistic outlook. However, their persistence and resilience make them a distinct presence on the forum.
That's actually a really good summary.
Do you mind running that same prompt for my profile?
cloudberry [#162]That's actually a really good summary.
Do you mind running that same prompt for my profile?
I'm out of 4o chats for now and the 4 seems to be very yappy and untrue (it was trying to spread dogma that I am a LOUD fan and i hate FURIA)
Will get back to you
geospliced [#163]I'm out of 4o chats for now and the 4 seems to be very yappy and untrue (it was trying to spread dogma that I am a LOUD fan and i hate FURIA)
Will get back to you
LOL alright thank you
cloudberry [#112]Hello there
Cloudberry is a highly active user on vlr.gg, contributing regularly to discussions about Valorant esports and broader topics within the community. They are particularly involved in sharing insights on team roster changes, player performances, and general competitive updates. Cloudberry often offers detailed opinions on team dynamics, such as discussing the rebuilding of various Valorant teams and sharing predictions on player transfers, especially focusing on both the Americas and EMEA regions.
In terms of behavior, Cloudberry tends to balance casual banter with in-depth competitive analysis. For instance, while they engage in light-hearted discussions in off-topic threads, they also provide well-reasoned takes in serious discussions, such as debating the performance of specific players or the strategies employed by various teams. Their approach often includes a mix of humor and critical thinking, creating a positive reputation in the community.
Furthermore, Cloudberry emphasizes maintaining a respectful and constructive tone in posts, aligning with personal rules of being a "decent human being" and avoiding negativity. This shows they strive to contribute positively to discussions and engage with the community in a thoughtful manner.
SuperRoss [#113]Recipe to be happy?
The user SuperRoss on VLR.gg is known for being an enthusiastic participant in discussions, with a particular love for players like TenZ and teams such as Sentinels. He frequently makes light-hearted comments and jokes, such as his self-proclaimed deep admiration for TenZ, often injecting humor into his posts.
SuperRoss has a strong presence in general discussions, sharing opinions on various teams and players, although sometimes his takes might be viewed as humorous or exaggerated by others in the community. For example, he has expressed strong opinions on certain teams like BBL, labeling their rumored roster as "mid" and shared his thoughts on high-profile player movements.
His behavior can come across as playful and sometimes self-deprecating, such as when he felt disheartened about not being included in a VLR tier list, only to humorously celebrate once he found his name on it. Despite his joking demeanor, he participates in serious discussions and engages with the community regularly, contributing to both general esports discussions and off-topic threads.
Overall, SuperRoss is seen as a passionate and vocal fan within the VLR.gg community, mixing light-hearted banter with more serious discussions about Valorant esports.
HenBabyH [#114]yo
User HenBabyH on VLR.gg is known for his active participation in both general discussions and off-topic threads. His posts often contain a mix of humor, sarcasm, and straightforward opinions about Valorant teams and players. For example, he frequently expresses strong opinions about team compositions, player transfers, and fan behavior, particularly surrounding the Sentinels team, which he supports passionately.
HenBabyH engages in playful banter with other users and often participates in threads that encourage interaction, such as "Compliment a VLR user," promoting positivity in the community. However, he also delves into controversial topics and discussions, where he can be more blunt or confrontational, particularly when it comes to issues like the behavior of other users or certain esports decisions.
Overall, HenBabyH balances a lighthearted, sometimes satirical tone with active involvement in more serious esports conversations, making him a recognizable and active figure in the VLR.gg community.
Blackheart [#115]hello
User Blackheart on VLR.gg is known for actively participating in discussions surrounding Valorant esports, as well as indulging in off-topic conversations about anime and manga. He frequently comments on matches, especially teams like Global Esports and DetonatioN FocusMe, and shares his predictions and insights on these games. He often supports Japanese teams and seems to have a keen interest in the Pacific region of Valorant competitions.
Beyond Valorant, Blackheart is quite engaged in anime and manga-related discussions, regularly recommending series to fellow users. He provides lists of anime to watch with family or shorter manga to explore, showing a deep interest in the genre. His posts reflect a casual, sometimes humorous tone, and he has even confessed to never playing a game of Valorant, despite his active involvement in the community.
Overall, Blackheart's behavior on the site is friendly and active, contributing to both esports discussions and more casual, entertainment-focused threads.
acels [#118]me
User Acels on VLR.gg is a frequent poster, known for his candid and often humorous takes on Valorant esports. He engages actively in discussions related to team performances and players, showing a particular interest in teams like Fnatic and EDG. Acels often uses sharp wit and sometimes sarcastic remarks when discussing team dynamics or match results, frequently contributing to threads with blunt opinions about teams, players, and match predictions.
He has a preference for strong opinions, often asserting his views confidently, such as when criticizing teams like Gen.G or expressing his disdain for specific players or strategies. Acels also dives into off-topic conversations, where he shares his opinions on everything from anime to esports awards, often adding a light-hearted or dismissive tone to his responses.
Overall, Acels' behavior on the site is characterized by a mix of sarcasm, assertiveness, and humor, making him a prominent voice in various discussions.
K4ziuHa [#116]fuck henb0ttyh
User K4ziuha on VLR.gg is known for contributing actively to various threads, often engaging in banter and strong opinions on Valorant esports and general discussions. His posts are frequently characterized by a blunt tone, sometimes including humor or sarcasm when addressing topics such as team rosters, player performances, or other users on the site. For example, he participates in threads about team strategies and is critical of certain players or decisions, often asserting his stance confidently in debates.
In off-topic threads, K4ziuha engages with a more casual and lighthearted approach, discussing everyday interests like gaming, anime, and occasionally music. He enjoys humorous interactions with other users, contributing to the general banter of the VLR community.
Overall, K4ziuha's behavior reflects an active and opinionated presence on the platform, balancing between serious Valorant discussions and casual, entertaining threads.
froggy_lol [#119]Do you ever cover yourself in tomato sauce and sit in a hot tub so that you feel like a piece of spaghetti?
User froggy_lol on VLR.gg is an active participant in discussions, often combining humor and sarcasm with serious esports commentary. He frequently engages in light-hearted banter with other users, occasionally indulging in more playful or random conversations, such as joking about topics like tomato sauce or spaghetti analogies in off-topic threads. This lightheartedness carries over into his opinions on Valorant teams and players, where he shares his takes with a humorous twist.
In terms of competitive discussions, froggy_lol is outspoken about his support for teams like Sentinels and NAVI, often expressing strong opinions about tournament results and player performances. He sometimes criticizes teams like NRG, even calling their fanbase toxic at times, but this seems to fit within the general playful nature of his interactions.
Overall, froggy_lol brings a mix of casual humor and passionate esports commentary, making him a familiar presence in both general Valorant discussions and off-topic threads.
Kxtqqh [#121]wsp
User Kxtqqh on VLR.gg is known for his blunt and often humorous commentary on topics related to Valorant esports. He frequently participates in discussions around team performances, player changes, and general banter with other users. Kxtqqh doesn’t shy away from offering strong opinions, as seen in his posts criticizing teams like Team Liquid and expressing disappointment in roster movements. He’s vocal about his views on the state of teams and players, often using humor or sarcasm to make his points.
In addition to Valorant-related discussions, Kxtqqh engages in off-topic threads where he continues his lighthearted, sometimes critical, dialogue with the community. His posts often reflect a no-nonsense attitude, where he doesn’t hesitate to call out others or engage in playful arguments. Overall, Kxtqqh adds a mix of humor, sarcasm, and direct opinions to the VLR.gg community, making him a recognizable voice on the platform.
CanadaMan [#122]you still doing this? if so do me please :)
CanadaMan is a well-known and active user on VLR.gg, known for his sense of humor, detailed posts, and occasional lighthearted banter. His contributions span across serious discussions about Valorant teams and strategies, where he offers thoughtful opinions, such as his critiques of map designs and team compositions. CanadaMan is vocal about the teams he supports, including Sentinels and DRG (DetonatioN Gaming), and has an evolving list of teams he backs, often switching based on performance and personal preference.
In off-topic threads, CanadaMan shows a more playful side, frequently engaging in casual banter, often leaning into self-deprecating humor or silly discussions. This lighter side has made him a memorable figure in the community, even earning him an appreciation thread where users praised his ability to make them laugh with his posts.
Overall, CanadaMan balances between providing valuable insights on Valorant while also keeping things fun and light, making him a popular member of the VLR.gg community.
thespecht [#127]!
Thespecht is an active user on VLR.gg who engages in various discussions, particularly focused on Valorant and its competitive scene. His posts often reflect a balance of humor and insightful commentary on teams, players, and meta changes within the game. He is known for participating in light-hearted threads and sometimes engages in debates about gameplay and player performance.
In discussions, Thespecht contributes both to serious esports discussions and more casual, off-topic conversations, maintaining a laid-back approach to most interactions. His behavior fits well into the broader VLR.gg community, which often blends competitive gaming talk with playful banter.
number1_cned_hater [#128]me
User Number1_cned_hater on VLR.gg is highly active in discussions, often sharing direct and strong opinions, especially about professional Valorant players like cNed. Despite the name, this user isn't just focused on criticizing cNed but engages broadly in the Valorant community, participating in debates on player performances, team changes, and meta shifts.
His behavior is marked by a mix of playful trolling and occasional serious takes. He is known to be blunt and unapologetic in his comments, frequently engaging in both baiting and genuine discussions. Notably, other users have pointed out that despite being critical of cNed, he continues to maintain discussions about him, often drawing reactions from the community. This balance of trolling and involvement makes him a recognizable figure in VLR.gg’s forums.
kaninv [#129]allo
User KaninV on VLR.gg is an active participant in discussions, especially around broader topics like esports profitability and team management. He is known for engaging in detailed and well-thought-out debates, particularly around the financial aspects of traditional sports and esports organizations. For instance, he frequently dives into complex issues such as how sports teams, including football clubs like Barcelona, are funded through investment firms and government support, as well as how this compares to esports organizations.
KaninV also provides insights into the profitability of esports teams, suggesting that teams can only be profitable by maintaining a lean structure and focusing on scouting and selling players, much like the approach taken by teams like Paper Rex. His contributions are typically analytical and fact-based, making him a respected figure in the forum, where users appreciate his informative and critical discussions.
Overall, KaninV brings a more nuanced and business-focused perspective to the discussions on VLR.gg, contributing significantly to conversations about the sustainability and economics of esports teams.
Vesprit [#179]User KaninV on VLR.gg is an active participant in discussions, especially around broader topics like esports profitability and team management. He is known for engaging in detailed and well-thought-out debates, particularly around the financial aspects of traditional sports and esports organizations. For instance, he frequently dives into complex issues such as how sports teams, including football clubs like Barcelona, are funded through investment firms and government support, as well as how this compares to esports organizations.
KaninV also provides insights into the profitability of esports teams, suggesting that teams can only be profitable by maintaining a lean structure and focusing on scouting and selling players, much like the approach taken by teams like Paper Rex. His contributions are typically analytical and fact-based, making him a respected figure in the forum, where users appreciate his informative and critical discussions.
Overall, KaninV brings a more nuanced and business-focused perspective to the discussions on VLR.gg, contributing significantly to conversations about the sustainability and economics of esports teams.
yeah I'll take it
thanks boss
yukky [#130]yukky
User Yukky on VLR.gg is known for being highly active in discussions, particularly around competitive Valorant, team movements, and individual player performances. He frequently participates in debates and threads that often include a mix of humor and criticism. For example, Yukky has shown strong opinions on teams like Sentinels and players such as yay, sometimes engaging in humorous or critical takes about their careers and performance.
In discussions, Yukky often leans into trolling or baiting, which has drawn both support and criticism from other users. His involvement in various conversations spans across multiple areas, from general gameplay discussions to more specific debates about esports organizations and player contracts. He also occasionally shares his knowledge on Valorant stats and trends, which adds some analytical depth to his contributions.
Overall, Yukky is a recognizable and vocal member of the VLR.gg community, known for his mix of light-hearted banter and deeper engagement with Valorant-related content.
_amBrian [#131]huh
User _ambrian on VLR.gg is an active and engaged member who participates in a wide range of discussions, particularly about Valorant esports, roster changes, and general gaming topics. He is known for offering insightful commentary on team dynamics, player transfers, and esports predictions, especially within regions like Japan and the Pacific.
In addition to his esports-related posts, _ambrian also enjoys more casual, off-topic conversations. He has shared personal anecdotes, such as his experiences with gaming and attending events, and even mentioned being involved in rhythm games before transitioning to Valorant. His posts often reflect a mix of humor, personal insight, and thoughtful analysis, contributing to a wide range of topics from team performances to individual player growth.
Overall, _ambrian’s behavior on VLR.gg shows that he is both passionate about the Valorant scene and enjoys engaging with the community in both serious and lighthearted discussions.
viiseryZ [#132]dort
User ViiseryZ on VLR.gg is a relatively new but active participant in discussions related to Valorant esports and general gaming topics. Registered in August 2023, ViiseryZ has contributed to a variety of threads, offering brief and direct opinions on teams, players, and mechanics.
His posts reflect a straightforward and sometimes humorous style, where he engages in casual banter about players like s0m and discussions on teams like NAVI. While his engagement is not extensive in terms of post count, he interacts regularly with the community, sharing insights and participating in the conversation around esports trends.
Overall, ViiseryZ seems to contribute thoughtfully when engaged, though his presence is more understated compared to some of the more prolific users on the site.
NA_BEST_COUNTRY [#133]Me
User Na_best_country on VLR.gg is known for being a vocal participant in discussions, particularly focusing on the competitive Valorant scene and regional rivalries. As the username suggests, they are a staunch supporter of the North American (NA) Valorant region and frequently engage in threads related to NA teams, their performance, and comparisons with other regions such as EMEA and Pacific.
Na_best_country tends to express strong opinions about teams and players, often making bold predictions and critiques. For example, they have been critical of players like Ange1, calling him one of the worst players. Their comments often involve rivalry with other regions, particularly EMEA, as seen in threads where they predict poor performances for EMEA teams while advocating for NA’s dominance. They also enjoy participating in predictions and discussions around major tournaments, frequently commenting on pick'ems and team matchups.
Overall, Na_best_country is an active and passionate user, known for their strong opinions, especially when it comes to regional competition in Valorant.
Uribaba [#134]🙋♂️
User Uribaba on VLR.gg is an active and somewhat humorous participant, engaging in a variety of discussions related to Valorant esports, anime, and off-topic banter. Registered in April 2024, Uribaba has built up a noticeable presence, frequently contributing to conversations with playful sarcasm and direct commentary. For example, in discussions about overhyped players, Uribaba tends to point out that anyone performing well recently often gets overrated.
In off-topic threads, they also dive into anime-related discussions and general gaming talk. Their posts often reflect a mix of humor, light-heartedness, and criticism of various gaming and pop culture topics. Uribaba is known to throw in jokes and sarcastic remarks, contributing to a wide range of threads from esports updates to random off-topic conversations.
Overall, Uribaba's behavior is casual and sometimes witty, engaging frequently in discussions while maintaining a laid-back approach.
calImegod [#135]Ask about me
User Callmegod on VLR.gg is active in both competitive Valorant discussions and general off-topic threads. They tend to participate in debates about player performance and roster changes, often offering blunt and direct opinions. For instance, Callmegod frequently comments on Valorant player movements, discussing names like yay and their impact on teams.
In addition to esports discussions, they engage in humor and casual banter in off-topic conversations, such as talking about smurfing and game experiences. Their contributions are a mix of sarcasm, criticism, and jokes, fitting well into the VLR community’s style of discussions.
Overall, Callmegod is known for their straightforward and sometimes humorous commentary, actively contributing to various conversations on the platform.
danii1 [#137]what the smegma is this
User Danii1 on VLR.gg is an active and long-time member of the community, having registered in April 2022 and accumulating over 10,000 posts by October 2024. He frequently participates in discussions across both general and off-topic forums, covering everything from Valorant esports to more light-hearted and humorous conversations.
In esports discussions, Danii1 often shares opinions on team performances, roster changes, and tournament predictions. He is known for offering a mix of sarcasm, wit, and occasional serious takes, engaging in debates about teams like DRX, Fnatic, and G2 Esports. For example, Danii1 is vocal about player roles and strategies, sometimes sharing critical insights on why certain rosters or strategies may or may not succeed.
In off-topic threads, Danii1 often takes a more playful approach, engaging in conversations that blend humor and casual banter, which aligns well with the overall tone of the VLR.gg community.
Overall, Danii1 is a highly active user who contributes to a broad spectrum of discussions, balancing serious esports commentary with a lighthearted and humorous approach.
Azzelastia [#138]Where
User Azzelastia on VLR.gg is quite active and outspoken, especially in discussions surrounding competitive Valorant. Registered in March 2024, Azzelastia has quickly gained attention by frequently commenting on players and teams, often focusing on the competitive scene in the Americas and EMEA regions. A significant portion of their posts revolves around expressing strong opinions about players like Demon1, whom they frequently praise as the "GOAT" (Greatest of All Time). They are also critical of other players, often using harsh language to express their disdain.
Azzelastia's tone tends to be direct and, at times, provocative, often sparking heated debates in threads. They are known to criticize players they consider "frauds" or "overrated," especially in conversations about EMEA teams and their perceived lack of success compared to other regions. This assertive style has made them a polarizing figure within the community.
In summary, Azzelastia is a highly active user with strong, sometimes controversial, opinions about the Valorant competitive scene, especially regarding individual players and regional rivalries.
Vesprit [#181]User Yukky on VLR.gg is known for being highly active in discussions, particularly around competitive Valorant, team movements, and individual player performances. He frequently participates in debates and threads that often include a mix of humor and criticism. For example, Yukky has shown strong opinions on teams like Sentinels and players such as yay, sometimes engaging in humorous or critical takes about their careers and performance.
In discussions, Yukky often leans into trolling or baiting, which has drawn both support and criticism from other users. His involvement in various conversations spans across multiple areas, from general gameplay discussions to more specific debates about esports organizations and player contracts. He also occasionally shares his knowledge on Valorant stats and trends, which adds some analytical depth to his contributions.
Overall, Yukky is a recognizable and vocal member of the VLR.gg community, known for his mix of light-hearted banter and deeper engagement with Valorant-related content.
I got called a baiter by ChatGPT 😭😭😭
Number_1_Sheydos_Fan [#139]Hi
User Number_1_sheydos_fan on VLR.gg is an active and passionate participant in discussions, especially around the performance of players like Sheydos. They frequently share strong opinions on various players, teams, and regions, particularly focusing on EMEA's dominance in Valorant esports. Their posts often express disdain for Americas teams, using colorful and provocative language, while praising EMEA players and teams like Fnatic and Sheydos, whom they regard highly.
Their behavior on the site is known for being bold, with a tendency to engage in heated debates. They criticize what they see as overhyped players or teams and aren't afraid to provoke fans of different regions, especially Americas, with phrases like "fraudmericas". Despite this confrontational style, Number_1_sheydos_fan contributes regularly to both competitive discussions and off-topic threads, showing engagement beyond just Valorant.
Overall, they are a notable presence on the platform, combining fandom with a sharp, sometimes confrontational tone.
EpicGamerGamingEpicly [#140]me but also check trembolonarage
User Epicgamergamingepicly on VLR.gg is an active and humorous participant in the community, frequently contributing to both Valorant esports discussions and off-topic threads. Registered in 2021, they have made over 1,000 posts, engaging in light-hearted banter and providing commentary on various esports topics. They often share their thoughts on teams like Fnatic and players like Kr1stal, while also engaging in more casual conversations about games and pop culture.
Epicgamergamingepicly’s posts are marked by a relaxed and fun tone, whether they are talking about game mechanics, esports predictions, or engaging in humorous off-topic discussions like anime recommendations or jokes about pizza. This user enjoys sharing personal opinions with a mix of sarcasm and genuine insight, making them a familiar and active member of the VLR.gg community.
EpicGamerGamingEpicly [#140]me but also check trembolonarage
User Trembolonarage on VLR.gg is known for his highly active and passionate engagement in Valorant esports discussions, especially about Brazilian players and teams. He is an avid supporter of mwzera, frequently claiming that mwzera is among the best players in the world. His posts often involve strong opinions, heated debates, and enthusiastic support for Brazilian esports, sometimes leading to polarizing discussions within the community.
Trembolonarage is vocal and confident in his opinions, often going into detail about player statistics, particularly in defense of Brazilian players like mwzera, and criticizing others such as Aspas. While he provides a lot of detailed commentary, some users find his enthusiasm excessive, which has led to mixed reactions from the community—ranging from admiration to frustration due to overhyping. Despite the debates, he continues to be a central figure in discussions, contributing to both serious Valorant debates and off-topic threads.
ZANEy [#141]meeeee
User Zaney on VLR.gg is known for his active participation, particularly in discussions about professional Valorant players and teams. He frequently comments on player transfers, performance, and general team news, often focusing on high-profile players like TenZ and speculating about roster changes involving teams like Sentinels and NRG. He’s also quite vocal about his support for players like N4RRATE and the potential of teams to improve with new additions.
Zaney mixes humor with direct commentary, often jumping into heated debates around the performance of specific players, especially when it comes to comparing rising talent to established names. His posts reflect a blend of enthusiasm for certain players and a tendency to criticize teams or players he feels are overrated or underperforming. He’s also involved in off-topic discussions, covering everything from anime to sports.
Overall, Zaney adds a lively and opinionated voice to the VLR.gg community, engaging in both serious esports discussions and more casual conversations.
ZPEmE [#142]HELLO
User Zpeme on VLR.gg is an active community member known for contributing both to serious discussions and light-hearted, off-topic threads. His posts are often straightforward and varied, covering topics from gameplay strategies and team performances to casual, humorous comments on non-esports subjects. For example, he has weighed in on team compositions and match strategies, such as analyzing plays involving Viper lineups.
He also participates in off-topic discussions, sharing personal preferences, like his love for Fallout 4's soundtrack and giving light responses to casual threads. Zpeme's tone is generally laid-back, and while he shares his opinions on competitive Valorant, he also engages in broader conversations with humor and simplicity.
Overall, Zpeme contributes to a wide range of discussions on VLR.gg, from competitive insights to casual, offbeat topics, maintaining a balanced presence in the community.
thenutoriousPRO [#143]wsg
User thenotoriousPRO on VLR.gg is highly active and well-known in the community, having registered in May 2021 and contributing over 5,000 posts. He frequently engages in a wide range of discussions, from competitive team analysis to more casual off-topic conversations. His posts often focus on evaluating team performances, particularly teams like 100 Thieves and Sentinels, offering strong opinions on player and team strategies.
He also participates in lighter conversations about entertainment, such as the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), where he shares his personal takes on the quality of recent shows. Despite his casual tone in some discussions, thenotoriousPRO is deeply involved in competitive debates, offering insights on players like Tenz and Zelssis, and analyzing roster flexibility.
Overall, his activity is a blend of humor, serious esports discussion, and off-topic commentary, making him a recognizable and vocal figure in the VLR.gg forums.
geospliced [#144]Do me (not literally). It'd be funny if it dug up my posts from when I typed weird
also, what prompt do you use?
Tell me about the User "name" in the site vlr.gg what are his opinions and what is his behaviour on this site.
User Geospliced on VLR.gg is recognized for being an enthusiastic and positive participant in both competitive discussions and off-topic conversations. He often shares well-thought-out opinions on matches, particularly focusing on the Chinese Valorant scene, analyzing teams like FunPlus Phoenix (FPX) and Bilibili Gaming (BLG). His insights are frequently detailed, reflecting his deep interest in the game and a respectful tone towards other users.
In addition to Valorant-related discussions, Geospliced also engages in casual topics such as his favorite cheeses or anime critiques, maintaining a friendly and approachable demeanor throughout. His positivity, though sometimes perceived as rigid or "nerdy" by some users, is appreciated by many for contributing to a more welcoming environment on the forum.
Overall, Geospliced balances serious competitive insights with light-hearted and wholesome off-topic interactions, making him a respected and unique voice within the VLR.gg community.
lil-freaky [#145]You think ChatGPT would let me hit?
User lil-freaky on VLR.gg is known for a playful and provocative posting style, engaging primarily in off-topic threads with humor and some controversial remarks. Registered in October 2024, they frequently contribute to discussions in a lighthearted and sarcastic manner, often making sexual jokes and innuendos. While their posts don't focus much on serious Valorant analysis, they participate in discussions about the game's community and broader topics like anime and team preferences. Their tone can be both casual and intentionally shocking.
StalwartTiger_35 [#146]hola
User stalwarttiger_35 on VLR.gg is quite active in both competitive Valorant discussions and off-topic threads. Known for engaging in debates about player performances, team strategies, and roster changes, he often provides direct and sometimes humorous commentary. For example, he has shared strong opinions on teams like G2 Esports and players such as jawgemo and Asuna, often making sharp but playful critiques.
His contributions also extend to broader conversations, such as discussing the intricacies of North American and European esports scenes, with a particular focus on tournament outcomes and player roles. In addition to his esports insights, stalwarttiger_35 engages in off-topic conversations with a more relaxed tone, sharing personal preferences about movies and even humor around community tier lists.
Overall, stalwarttiger_35 brings a mix of serious competitive analysis and casual, light-hearted banter, making him an active and diverse voice in the VLR.gg community.
nobody___100 [#147]me
User Nobody___100 on VLR.gg is a very active and outspoken participant in both competitive Valorant and off-topic discussions, with nearly 7,000 posts since joining the platform in May 2024. They often engage in heated debates about player performances, team strategies, and roster changes, frequently offering blunt, sarcastic, and sometimes harsh commentary on various topics.
For instance, Nobody___100 often comments on the state of top Valorant players, such as yay and fns, and participates in debates about team compositions and player transfers. They are known for supporting G2 Esports and expressing strong opinions on the future of prominent teams and players, often peppering their posts with humor and provocation.
In addition to serious Valorant discussions, they engage in more casual and off-topic threads, including conversations about gaming setups, hardware, and general banter within the community. Their tone is typically direct and argumentative, but they also participate in light-hearted and humorous exchanges.
Overall, Nobody___100 brings a mix of competitive insight and playful banter, often contributing to lively discussions with bold opinions.
Vesprit [#189]User Danii1 on VLR.gg is an active and long-time member of the community, having registered in April 2022 and accumulating over 10,000 posts by October 2024. He frequently participates in discussions across both general and off-topic forums, covering everything from Valorant esports to more light-hearted and humorous conversations.
In esports discussions, Danii1 often shares opinions on team performances, roster changes, and tournament predictions. He is known for offering a mix of sarcasm, wit, and occasional serious takes, engaging in debates about teams like DRX, Fnatic, and G2 Esports. For example, Danii1 is vocal about player roles and strategies, sometimes sharing critical insights on why certain rosters or strategies may or may not succeed.
In off-topic threads, Danii1 often takes a more playful approach, engaging in conversations that blend humor and casual banter, which aligns well with the overall tone of the VLR.gg community.
Overall, Danii1 is a highly active user who contributes to a broad spectrum of discussions, balancing serious esports commentary with a lighthearted and humorous approach.
chat is this true or no.
also playful approach sounds funny LMAO
Window [#148]chat dont know me like that
The user Window on VLR.gg appears to be an active participant in the forums, especially in competitive Valorant discussions. They regularly engage in conversations around key topics like team strategies, roster changes, and player performances. Window’s behavior suggests they contribute thoughtfully to esports-focused discussions, offering insights that align with the competitive nature of the platform.
On VLR.gg, where various personalities stand out for their distinct tones, Window seems to fit within the general dynamic of users who balance competitive commentary with off-topic banter. This makes them a part of the vibrant community that discusses not only Valorant but also offbeat and humorous subjects.
If you're looking for more specific opinions or interactions involving Window, browsing through some of the threads in the General Discussion or Off Topic sections might provide more detailed examples of their contributions.
UsmanSy3d [#149]hallo
User UsmanSy3d on VLR.gg is active in both competitive and casual discussions, with a particular focus on team performances and Valorant meta analysis. He often shares direct opinions about players, such as praising some while critiquing others, like mentioning Something's Gekko performance and discussing strategies used by teams like PRX. UsmanSy3d also participates in off-topic conversations, showing a playful side when talking about topics like gaming peripherals and personal preferences. His posts reflect a mix of humor and insight into the Valorant scene.
BairyHalls [#153]Small 1 para buddy
User BairyHalls on VLR.gg is known for being highly active and opinionated, often engaging in discussions with a mix of humor, sarcasm, and blunt commentary. Registered in April 2023, he has posted over 2,000 times. He frequently contributes to competitive Valorant topics, often critiquing players and teams with sharp language. His posts reflect a playful, sometimes provocative style, as he engages in debates on topics ranging from team performances to community interactions.
Shanvel [#152]Hello !!
User Shanvel on VLR.gg is an active member, regularly engaging in discussions about team performances, player transfers, and competitive Valorant strategies. He is particularly vocal about teams like Cloud9, often commenting on their roster and predictions for their future success. Shanvel's posts frequently display humor and sarcasm, and he isn't shy about giving blunt critiques, especially about team management and in-game decisions. Overall, Shanvel adds a mix of humor and insight to the forum.
Kebone [#154]hi!!
User Kebone on VLR.gg is an active participant in discussions, often contributing to both competitive Valorant conversations and off-topic threads. His posts reflect a mix of humor, critique, and insight into the game. He frequently comments on player performances and potential, often discussing players like Shyy and Oxy, and engages in discussions about team changes and tournament outcomes. Kebone also contributes to lighter conversations with a playful tone, making him a recognizable and involved figure in the VLR.gg community.
trvnq [#155]nice
User trvnq on VLR.gg is active in both competitive Valorant discussions and casual conversations, often sharing humorous and sarcastic takes. He provides thoughtful input on topics like team strategies, player performances, and esports predictions. For example, he has commented on matches involving teams like PRX, discussing player performances and team dynamics. His posts reflect a blend of humor and seriousness, contributing to both esports analysis and playful banter. He frequently participates in threads focused on both off-topic and competitive gaming.
Aayan [#158]hey
User Aayan on VLR.gg is highly active, frequently participating in both competitive Valorant discussions and off-topic conversations. Registered in 2021, Aayan often shares thoughtful opinions on team dynamics, player performance, and game strategies. He is particularly interested in teams like Optic, LOUD, and DRX, and often engages in deeper discussions about the state of esports and the competitive scene. His posts reflect a mix of humor, insight, and constructive critiques, making him a notable contributor in various discussions.
sexocum [#161]yo
User Sexocum on VLR.gg is highly active in discussions, engaging with humor and sometimes provocative commentary on various topics related to competitive Valorant and team rosters. They frequently share direct opinions, often commenting on player performance, team changes, and game updates. Sexocum has a light-hearted approach, making sarcastic remarks, and participating in off-topic discussions. Despite the humorous tone, they also provide insightful takes on the state of different teams, like their thoughts on BLEED and Aspas.
Cluckyistaken [#166]hello :D
User Cluckyistaken on VLR.gg is an active participant with a particular focus on discussing Valorant teams, players, and roster changes. He frequently expresses strong opinions on players like nAts, showing significant admiration for his gameplay and consistently hoping for improvements in Team Liquid's roster. Cluckyistaken often contributes to tactical discussions, providing feedback on team compositions and individual player strategies. His posts reflect a mix of humor, enthusiasm, and thoughtful analysis about team dynamics.
Vaaero [#165]Me
I couldn’t find specific details about the user Vaaero on VLR.gg in the sources available. To learn more about their behavior and opinions, it would be best to explore their posts and interactions directly on the VLR.gg platform. You can search for their profile or browse threads they’ve participated in to get a better understanding of their presence in the community.
Prasinos [#172]Hi.
(Also, gezz, you have puted yourself in a very tough situation lol, everyone will want to say hi)
User Prasinos on VLR.gg is an active contributor who often engages in both light-hearted and serious discussions, particularly focused on the competitive Valorant scene. Registered in early 2024, he has a mix of humorous and sarcastic remarks, often commenting on team performances, fan behavior, and community events. He balances between providing thoughtful insights and playful banter, especially when discussing teams like Sentinels. His tone varies from constructive criticism to humorous jabs at community controversies.
aquaa018 [#182]can I be in this
User aquaa018 on VLR.gg is an active member, often engaging in both competitive Valorant discussions and off-topic threads. They frequently share their opinions on team and player performances, particularly showing an interest in players like Zekken and teams like Sentinels. Aquaa018’s posts blend humor with genuine engagement, participating in light-hearted conversations as well as offering commentary on roster changes and team dynamics. Their tone is generally casual, and they often participate in threads asking for advice or reflecting on community events.
JawXG [#184]Hello Vesprit
User JawXG on VLR.gg is highly active, frequently participating in discussions on competitive Valorant, roster changes, and general gaming topics. They tend to provide direct, sometimes humorous commentary, engaging in conversations about player transfers, team performance, and esports news. JawXG has a lighthearted approach, often adding playful or sarcastic remarks to serious discussions, which makes them a familiar and notable figure in the community. Their posts reflect a balanced mix of insight and casual banter.
Boketto [#194]Hey
User Boketto on VLR.gg is an active and engaged participant who frequently comments on competitive Valorant matches and general discussions. Registered in May 2024, Boketto’s posts often reflect their opinions on team performances, player transfers, and upcoming events. They engage in both serious esports discussions and light-hearted banter with other users. Boketto tends to provide thoughtful insights while also maintaining a friendly and playful tone, contributing to a wide range of conversations in the community.
fallwithtj [#196]meee
User fallwithtj on VLR.gg is active in discussions, particularly about team dynamics, player performances, and the Valorant competitive scene. He shares strong, detailed opinions about teams like 100 Thieves, often focusing on their strengths, weaknesses, and player changes. He has a consistent interest in analyzing rosters, suggesting role changes, and offering constructive criticism about team strategies. His tone is usually passionate but balanced, mixing thoughtful analysis with lighthearted commentary on both Valorant and off-topic discussions.
Vesprit [#217]User Prasinos on VLR.gg is an active contributor who often engages in both light-hearted and serious discussions, particularly focused on the competitive Valorant scene. Registered in early 2024, he has a mix of humorous and sarcastic remarks, often commenting on team performances, fan behavior, and community events. He balances between providing thoughtful insights and playful banter, especially when discussing teams like Sentinels. His tone varies from constructive criticism to humorous jabs at community controversies.
Thank you for you time.
LordItachi [#211]In the line .
User LordItachi on VLR.gg is an active participant, often contributing to a wide range of discussions focused on Valorant teams, players, and events. Registered in 2024, he frequently engages in debates about player performance, team dynamics, and community issues. His posts are characterized by direct and sometimes humorous comments, often addressing hot topics like NRG, Sentinels, and player transfers. While he provides critical takes on competitive aspects, he also enjoys playful banter within the community.
butterdog_dogwithdabutter [#214]run the diagnosis doc
User butterdog_dogwithdabutter on VLR.gg is a highly active and outspoken member of the community. Having joined in February 2024, they have made over 1,800 posts, frequently engaging in both competitive Valorant discussions and off-topic conversations. Butterdog_dogwithdabutter often uses a mix of humor, sarcasm, and blunt commentary, especially when talking about team and player performances. For instance, they express strong opinions on teams like Paper Rex (PRX), showing both frustration and support for their ups and downs.
Their posts are characterized by a casual, sometimes irreverent tone, with frequent use of memes and playful insults. Butterdog doesn’t hesitate to call out players or teams for poor performances but also participates in light-hearted off-topic threads about popular culture and gaming-related banter. Despite this playful approach, they engage deeply in discussions about roster changes, team dynamics, and esports-related events.
unknown_trash [#218]wait please i need this, someone needs to verify my intelligence and what better thing to do that than ARTIFICIAL intelligence??
User Unknown_trash on VLR.gg is a highly active and engaged member of the forum, with a large number of posts reflecting a mix of humor, critical insights, and engagement in both competitive and casual discussions. They frequently participate in Valorant esports debates, offering strong opinions on teams, player performances, and strategic changes. Unknown_trash is also known for participating in off-topic threads, where they maintain a humorous and sometimes sarcastic tone.
For example, they have been vocal in discussing roster changes, offering insights on team dynamics, and critiquing players. At the same time, their posts often include playful banter, making them a recognizable personality in the VLR.gg community. With over 9,000 posts, they are involved in both serious discussions about the game and lighter conversations, often mixing wit with critical commentary.
Syr0m [#222]hi
User Syr0m on VLR.gg is quite active in discussions surrounding competitive Valorant, particularly focusing on team performances and player movements. They often provide quick, concise responses, sometimes with humorous or sarcastic undertones. Syr0m participates frequently in topics related to well-known teams and players, such as Aspas and LOUD, and isn't shy about sharing strong opinions on team dynamics and roster changes. Their behavior reflects a mix of engagement with serious esports conversations while also indulging in playful banter within the community.
Vesprit [#225]User LordItachi on VLR.gg is an active participant, often contributing to a wide range of discussions focused on Valorant teams, players, and events. Registered in 2024, he frequently engages in debates about player performance, team dynamics, and community issues. His posts are characterized by direct and sometimes humorous comments, often addressing hot topics like NRG, Sentinels, and player transfers. While he provides critical takes on competitive aspects, he also enjoys playful banter within the community.
Seems like a wholesome guy.
Vesprit [#227]User Unknown_trash on VLR.gg is a highly active and engaged member of the forum, with a large number of posts reflecting a mix of humor, critical insights, and engagement in both competitive and casual discussions. They frequently participate in Valorant esports debates, offering strong opinions on teams, player performances, and strategic changes. Unknown_trash is also known for participating in off-topic threads, where they maintain a humorous and sometimes sarcastic tone.
For example, they have been vocal in discussing roster changes, offering insights on team dynamics, and critiquing players. At the same time, their posts often include playful banter, making them a recognizable personality in the VLR.gg community. With over 9,000 posts, they are involved in both serious discussions about the game and lighter conversations, often mixing wit with critical commentary.
WAIT CHATGPT SAID IM RECOGNISABLE???? but no one here knows me or remembers me like that... i will take the compliment anyways though
south_america_best_region [#230]bello!
User South_america_best_region on VLR.gg is highly active, with over 4,000 posts since registering in April 2023. They are well-known for their strong support of South American teams and players, particularly in discussions about competitive Valorant. Their posts frequently highlight regional talent from South America and Brazil, advocating for more recognition of players and teams from these regions.
Their tone varies from enthusiastic support for teams like Leviatán to playful banter and humorous takes in general discussions. For example, they have made comments cheering for All Knights and have expressed excitement over regional matches, often comparing South American teams to North American ones in a competitive manner. In addition to esports discussions, they also participate in off-topic conversations, sharing interests in music, movies, and pop culture.
Overall, South_america_best_region brings a passionate and often humorous energy to the VLR.gg community, with a clear focus on promoting and supporting South American Valorant esports.
unknown_trash [#231]WAIT CHATGPT SAID IM RECOGNISABLE???? but no one here knows me or remembers me like that... i will take the compliment anyways though
im also funny and sarcastic wow im flattered
Vesprit [#221]User Boketto on VLR.gg is an active and engaged participant who frequently comments on competitive Valorant matches and general discussions. Registered in May 2024, Boketto’s posts often reflect their opinions on team performances, player transfers, and upcoming events. They engage in both serious esports discussions and light-hearted banter with other users. Boketto tends to provide thoughtful insights while also maintaining a friendly and playful tone, contributing to a wide range of conversations in the community.
wow thank you
unknown_trash [#231]WAIT CHATGPT SAID IM RECOGNISABLE???? but no one here knows me or remembers me like that... i will take the compliment anyways though
W
Vesprit [#219]User aquaa018 on VLR.gg is an active member, often engaging in both competitive Valorant discussions and off-topic threads. They frequently share their opinions on team and player performances, particularly showing an interest in players like Zekken and teams like Sentinels. Aquaa018’s posts blend humor with genuine engagement, participating in light-hearted conversations as well as offering commentary on roster changes and team dynamics. Their tone is generally casual, and they often participate in threads asking for advice or reflecting on community events.
whoa what the hell how did u do that
Vesprit [#200]Tell me about the User "name" in the site vlr.gg what are his opinions and what is his behaviour on this site.
User Geospliced on VLR.gg is recognized for being an enthusiastic and positive participant in both competitive discussions and off-topic conversations. He often shares well-thought-out opinions on matches, particularly focusing on the Chinese Valorant scene, analyzing teams like FunPlus Phoenix (FPX) and Bilibili Gaming (BLG). His insights are frequently detailed, reflecting his deep interest in the game and a respectful tone towards other users.
In addition to Valorant-related discussions, Geospliced also engages in casual topics such as his favorite cheeses or anime critiques, maintaining a friendly and approachable demeanor throughout. His positivity, though sometimes perceived as rigid or "nerdy" by some users, is appreciated by many for contributing to a more welcoming environment on the forum.
Overall, Geospliced balances serious competitive insights with light-hearted and wholesome off-topic interactions, making him a respected and unique voice within the VLR.gg community.
do me please
Vesprit [#232]User South_america_best_region on VLR.gg is highly active, with over 4,000 posts since registering in April 2023. They are well-known for their strong support of South American teams and players, particularly in discussions about competitive Valorant. Their posts frequently highlight regional talent from South America and Brazil, advocating for more recognition of players and teams from these regions.
Their tone varies from enthusiastic support for teams like Leviatán to playful banter and humorous takes in general discussions. For example, they have made comments cheering for All Knights and have expressed excitement over regional matches, often comparing South American teams to North American ones in a competitive manner. In addition to esports discussions, they also participate in off-topic conversations, sharing interests in music, movies, and pop culture.
Overall, South_america_best_region brings a passionate and often humorous energy to the VLR.gg community, with a clear focus on promoting and supporting South American Valorant esports.
it's the best compliment I have ever received tf
Vesprit [#228]User Syr0m on VLR.gg is quite active in discussions surrounding competitive Valorant, particularly focusing on team performances and player movements. They often provide quick, concise responses, sometimes with humorous or sarcastic undertones. Syr0m participates frequently in topics related to well-known teams and players, such as Aspas and LOUD, and isn't shy about sharing strong opinions on team dynamics and roster changes. Their behavior reflects a mix of engagement with serious esports conversations while also indulging in playful banter within the community.
thanks goat 🗿
Vesprit [#176]CanadaMan is a well-known and active user on VLR.gg, known for his sense of humor, detailed posts, and occasional lighthearted banter. His contributions span across serious discussions about Valorant teams and strategies, where he offers thoughtful opinions, such as his critiques of map designs and team compositions. CanadaMan is vocal about the teams he supports, including Sentinels and DRG (DetonatioN Gaming), and has an evolving list of teams he backs, often switching based on performance and personal preference.
In off-topic threads, CanadaMan shows a more playful side, frequently engaging in casual banter, often leaning into self-deprecating humor or silly discussions. This lighter side has made him a memorable figure in the community, even earning him an appreciation thread where users praised his ability to make them laugh with his posts.
Overall, CanadaMan balances between providing valuable insights on Valorant while also keeping things fun and light, making him a popular member of the VLR.gg community.
W Thank you
Vesprit [#167]Cloudberry is a highly active user on vlr.gg, contributing regularly to discussions about Valorant esports and broader topics within the community. They are particularly involved in sharing insights on team roster changes, player performances, and general competitive updates. Cloudberry often offers detailed opinions on team dynamics, such as discussing the rebuilding of various Valorant teams and sharing predictions on player transfers, especially focusing on both the Americas and EMEA regions.
In terms of behavior, Cloudberry tends to balance casual banter with in-depth competitive analysis. For instance, while they engage in light-hearted discussions in off-topic threads, they also provide well-reasoned takes in serious discussions, such as debating the performance of specific players or the strategies employed by various teams. Their approach often includes a mix of humor and critical thinking, creating a positive reputation in the community.
Furthermore, Cloudberry emphasizes maintaining a respectful and constructive tone in posts, aligning with personal rules of being a "decent human being" and avoiding negativity. This shows they strive to contribute positively to discussions and engage with the community in a thoughtful manner.
Thx
Vesprit [#203]User Nobody___100 on VLR.gg is a very active and outspoken participant in both competitive Valorant and off-topic discussions, with nearly 7,000 posts since joining the platform in May 2024. They often engage in heated debates about player performances, team strategies, and roster changes, frequently offering blunt, sarcastic, and sometimes harsh commentary on various topics.
For instance, Nobody___100 often comments on the state of top Valorant players, such as yay and fns, and participates in debates about team compositions and player transfers. They are known for supporting G2 Esports and expressing strong opinions on the future of prominent teams and players, often peppering their posts with humor and provocation.
In addition to serious Valorant discussions, they engage in more casual and off-topic threads, including conversations about gaming setups, hardware, and general banter within the community. Their tone is typically direct and argumentative, but they also participate in light-hearted and humorous exchanges.
Overall, Nobody___100 brings a mix of competitive insight and playful banter, often contributing to lively discussions with bold opinions.
yikers, i last had g2 flair when shanghai was happening. gpt isn't keeping up.
Vesprit [#210]User trvnq on VLR.gg is active in both competitive Valorant discussions and casual conversations, often sharing humorous and sarcastic takes. He provides thoughtful input on topics like team strategies, player performances, and esports predictions. For example, he has commented on matches involving teams like PRX, discussing player performances and team dynamics. His posts reflect a blend of humor and seriousness, contributing to both esports analysis and playful banter. He frequently participates in threads focused on both off-topic and competitive gaming.
w chat gpt
sums up my vlr journey pretty well
Vesprit [#197]User Zaney on VLR.gg is known for his active participation, particularly in discussions about professional Valorant players and teams. He frequently comments on player transfers, performance, and general team news, often focusing on high-profile players like TenZ and speculating about roster changes involving teams like Sentinels and NRG. He’s also quite vocal about his support for players like N4RRATE and the potential of teams to improve with new additions.
Zaney mixes humor with direct commentary, often jumping into heated debates around the performance of specific players, especially when it comes to comparing rising talent to established names. His posts reflect a blend of enthusiasm for certain players and a tendency to criticize teams or players he feels are overrated or underperforming. He’s also involved in off-topic discussions, covering everything from anime to sports.
Overall, Zaney adds a lively and opinionated voice to the VLR.gg community, engaging in both serious esports discussions and more casual conversations.
n4rrate my goat
Vesprit [#212]User Aayan on VLR.gg is highly active, frequently participating in both competitive Valorant discussions and off-topic conversations. Registered in 2021, Aayan often shares thoughtful opinions on team dynamics, player performance, and game strategies. He is particularly interested in teams like Optic, LOUD, and DRX, and often engages in deeper discussions about the state of esports and the competitive scene. His posts reflect a mix of humor, insight, and constructive critiques, making him a notable contributor in various discussions.
optic loud drx, chatgpt knows im a 2022 enjoyer
Kiko [#235]lemme see
User Kiko on VLR.gg is a highly active member of the community, frequently posting in both competitive discussions and off-topic threads. With over 3,000 posts, Kiko is known for his passionate support of players like Babybay and teams such as FaZe. He often engages in humorous and sometimes exaggerated commentary, especially when discussing roster moves, matches, or his favorite players. Kiko's tone can be both playful and direct, and he doesn't hesitate to share strong opinions on competitive Valorant, often mentioning how FaZe and its players should rebuild and improve.
In addition to competitive discussions, Kiko often participates in offbeat or humorous conversations, showing a lighter side when it comes to talking about topics outside of Valorant, such as music or general gaming culture.
Overall, Kiko blends humor, fandom, and sharp opinions, making him a notable voice within the VLR.gg community.
number2_cNed_fan [#240]cNed
The user number2_cNed_fan on VLR.gg is a highly active member, particularly known for their strong admiration of the professional Valorant player cNed, often defending and praising him across various discussions. They frequently participate in debates about team performances, match predictions, and rankings, particularly focusing on EMEA and Americas regions. Their posts often include a mix of humor and detailed insights, and they aren't shy about expressing strong opinions, such as their belief in the potential of certain teams or players even when others might doubt them.
While they're mainly a cNed supporter, they also engage in more general conversations about team strategies, player performances, and roster changes. They are particularly critical when discussing team downgrades or questionable leadership, and often bring up insightful commentary on how team dynamics could change based on roster swaps.
Their tone can vary from light-hearted and humorous to more direct and critical, particularly when discussing teams they believe have underperformed or made bad roster decisions. They're also not afraid to challenge other users' opinions, making them a vocal and engaged member of the VLR.gg community.
c4rrotstix [#243]what about me my brotha
The user C4rrotstix on VLR.gg is an active and vocal member of the community, frequently contributing to discussions on team performances, player rankings, and general Valorant news. Their style of communication tends to be casual and often humorous, with some posts showing a strong use of sarcasm and bold opinions, especially when discussing teams or players they support or criticize. For example, they often make strong remarks about teams like Evil Geniuses or Sentinels, offering both critiques and praise in various discussions.
C4rrotstix's posts can range from passionate outbursts about in-game performances to more lighthearted or even controversial takes. They occasionally make pointed comments, some of which touch on sensitive topics, which reflects a tendency to be unfiltered and provocative in their language.
In terms of behavior, C4rrotstix engages heavily in speculative discussions, sharing predictions and opinions on match outcomes, player transfers, and other Valorant esports news. They frequently express frustration or excitement about the ongoing developments in the competitive scene.
AvgRossiFan [#244]What does it say about me?
Avgrossifan on VLR.gg is a user who engages frequently in discussions related to competitive Valorant, often sharing strong opinions on teams, matches, and player performances. They tend to be vocal about various topics, including roster changes, game strategies, and team dynamics.
For example, they criticized teams like Global Esports (GE) for mishandling their opportunities and made remarks about Evil Geniuses (EG), claiming they were overly lucky in their wins. They also actively comment on specific in-game moments, like when rounds are thrown away or when teams underperform, expressing frustration with their mental breakdowns during key plays.
They are also a big supporter of players like SkRossi, which is reflected in their handle and posts where they defend him passionately against unfavorable comparisons. Additionally, they often engage in technical conversations about gaming setups and equipment, discussing topics like the differences between AMD and Nvidia GPUs.
Overall, their tone varies between humor, frustration, and constructive feedback, and they are clearly passionate about the teams and players they follow.
chrlxz [#245]alright
The user charlxz on VLR.gg is very active in discussions about competitive Valorant, often contributing strong opinions on roster changes, player performances, and coaching decisions. They have a direct and sometimes blunt communication style, often engaging in heated debates or making bold statements regarding teams and players. For example, they have commented critically on NRG's roster and the performance of specific players like Marved and Chet, suggesting that poor player performances have harmed careers.
Charlxz also frequently discusses international teams, showing a deep understanding of the scene, especially regarding Chinese and Pacific regions. They are knowledgeable about player dynamics, particularly in underperforming or struggling teams, and often provide detailed insights into what roster moves might help certain teams improve.
In terms of behavior, charlxz doesn't shy away from controversial opinions and is quick to critique when they feel certain players or strategies are underwhelming. However, they also express support for players they believe in, such as Jinggg and certain Chinese teams. Overall, charlxz is a passionate and knowledgeable user with strong takes on the competitive Valorant landscape.
islaaa [#248]me
The user islaaa on VLR.gg is an active participant in discussions about competitive Valorant, particularly around team dynamics, player transfers, and tournament predictions. They frequently share their opinions on roster moves, offering both praise and critique, such as their thoughts on NRG's recent roster changes and their doubts about players like Marved and Demon1.
Islaaa engages with the community through casual banter, sometimes even participating in fun threads like rating usernames. They support various teams, including expressing enthusiasm for new rosters, and seem quite knowledgeable about both tier 1 and tier 2 Valorant scenes.
Their overall behavior is lighthearted and community-oriented, often contributing to threads in a constructive or playful manner, while also engaging with ongoing esports discussions.
SozeL_20 [#250]Try
Sozel_20 on VLR.gg is an active user, known for contributing to discussions around the Valorant scene, particularly with a focus on teams in regions like APAC and CN. Their posts often express strong opinions on roster moves, match outcomes, and regional esports performance. They sometimes share critical and provocative comments about certain teams, especially when it comes to underperforming rosters or controversial decisions. Their humor can be blunt, often poking fun at teams and players in a light-hearted but sharp manner.
DrWolfisAlpha [#252]WAssup
The user DrWolfisAlpha on VLR.gg is an active member of the community, known for his frequent posts related to the Valorant esports scene. He often shares predictions, particularly supporting TSM in various discussions. His posts include match predictions, thoughts on players, and general engagement with the Valorant competitive scene. He appears to follow the North American Valorant scene closely, with strong opinions about teams like TSM and players such as Rossy. His tone is supportive, especially toward teams he follows, and he regularly engages with ongoing conversations.
Harapan845 [#253]me?
User Harapan845 on VLR.gg is quite active in the forums, engaging in various conversations about esports, particularly Valorant. His behavior is casual and often humorous, with a tendency to make off-hand, sometimes sarcastic comments across different threads. For instance, he joked about his Grubhub driver possibly eating his food in a lighthearted thread, and in discussions about player careers, such as when talking about Tenz, he casually remarked that Tenz has already "won his trophies" and "made his money"—implying that Tenz has achieved enough to step away if he wishes.
Harapan845 also participates in more serious discussions, such as team compositions and player transfers. In a discussion on Global Esports, he questioned why a player living in Britain would not be considered an import, indicating some understanding of the technicalities of esports regulations.
In summary, Harapan845 displays a mix of casual humor and informed opinions on competitive Valorant, contributing to both lighthearted and more detailed, esports-focused discussions on VLR.gg.
FrenchToast [#255]this seems fun! if you could do mine :)
User FrenchToast on VLR.gg is known for being quite active and passionate, especially about Sentinels and TenZ, a well-known Valorant player. Her behavior tends to blend humor, strong opinions, and community involvement. She frequently engages in conversations about the performance of players, roster changes, and the general state of competitive Valorant.
In discussions, FrenchToast is not afraid to express her support for players like TenZ, often defending him from criticism, stating that while TenZ has his off days, he also has moments of brilliance. She is also quick to call out those who repeatedly bash TenZ, highlighting the hypocrisy of both obsessive fans and haters. This shows a balanced perspective, acknowledging both the strengths and weaknesses of players she supports.
Additionally, she contributes thoughtful insights about the mechanics of the game and team strategies, particularly in discussions about in-game leadership (IGL) and team performance. She’s also very involved in conversations about esports rosters, analyzing changes and what they mean for teams like Sentinels.
Overall, FrenchToast’s behavior on the site is a mix of humor, dedication, and thoughtful opinions about Valorant, its players, and its teams.
TheAqif [#256]hi
User TheAqif on VLR.gg is highly engaged in discussions about professional Valorant, frequently offering strong opinions on teams, players, and meta strategies. His posts are a mix of humor, blunt commentary, and insightful observations about the competitive scene.
He is known for discussing roster moves, often proposing theoretical lineups and commenting on how they might perform. For example, he speculated on potential rosters for Sentinels and LOUD, making bold predictions about player performance. He has a clear interest in players like SkRossi, Saadhak, and Tenz, often mentioning them in various contexts and highlighting their roles in their respective teams.
His humor can sometimes come across as sharp, especially when making sarcastic or blunt remarks about team performances or players "falling off." For instance, he commented on LOUD's roster moves with a mix of humor and criticism. Despite the playful nature of his comments, he also shows genuine concern and support for players he admires, like his hope for Saadhak to have a successful season after previous disappointments.
Overall, TheAqif displays a mix of critical analysis, humor, and fandom, contributing to both serious discussions and light-hearted banter within the Valorant community on VLR.gg.
gigz__ [#257]HELLO
User gigz__ on VLR.gg is not particularly active, with only a few posts spread across different threads. His behavior is mostly lighthearted, contributing briefly to discussions related to Valorant tournaments and teams. For instance, he shared his predictions for playoff winners, naming teams like LEV, NAVI, DRX, and EDG, which shows his interest in competitive Valorant.
He also participated in a playful thread about Paper Rex (PRX) wins, expressing thanks when others were engaging in bets and giveaways tied to PRX victories. His posts often focus on showing support for specific teams or players, though his contributions tend to be brief and to the point.
Overall, gigz__ seems to be a casual, friendly member of the community who enjoys engaging in Valorant-related discussions, particularly around major events and teams.
Anoymouse [#258]meow
#MVGA #MAKEVLRGREATAGAIN
User anonymouse on VLR.gg engages in a variety of discussions, both in general Valorant topics and more casual threads. Their behavior tends to be playful and laid-back, often participating in off-topic discussions. For instance, in one post, they joined a lighthearted conversation about the online drawing game Skribblio, showing an interest in fun, casual interactions.
In Valorant-related discussions, they also engage with humor, sometimes commenting on team performances and competitive matches. Overall, anonymouse seems to enjoy a blend of serious and humorous conversations, contributing to a wide range of discussions across the site.
Sidyon [#260]Hello there
On VLR.gg, user Sidyon is active primarily in discussions related to competitive Valorant, particularly around team rosters, player performance, and meta strategies. He frequently comments on North American teams, especially Sentinels, often speculating about roster changes and performance predictions. For example, he has voiced opinions about potential roster improvements for Sentinels, predicting that their 2025 roster will surpass the 2024 lineup. He also engages in broader discussions on team dynamics, offering insights into why some teams perform better against certain opponents despite not always being the "better" team overall.
In terms of behavior, Sidyon generally maintains a constructive tone. He provides thoughtful analysis on both in-game strategies and players' mental well-being, such as expressing hopes for players like Yay to improve not only in gameplay but also in their mental health. While he can be passionate about teams like Sentinels, his interactions reflect a balanced perspective, acknowledging both strengths and weaknesses without descending into excessive toxicity.
Overall, Sidyon appears to be a thoughtful and engaged member of the VLR.gg community, contributing regularly to discussions on team performance, player health, and the evolving meta of Valorant.
Saiki_taha [#261]HI :)
On VLR.gg, user Saiki_taha is an active member who frequently participates in discussions about competitive Valorant, esports teams, and broader gaming topics. His comments often involve critiques of teams, player performance, and game strategies. For instance, he has expressed frustration with how certain players or teams are utilized during matches, such as discussing the misuse of new agents or questioning the performance choices of players like Demon1.
He also shares strong opinions on game mechanics, often comparing his experiences with games like Counter-Strike and Valorant, noting that while CS felt "crisp" in shooting, he moved to Valorant due to issues like cheating in CS. Additionally, Saiki_taha can be quite blunt and sarcastic, particularly when discussing gaming organizations or Riot Games' decisions, occasionally using humor or criticism to express his viewpoints.
Overall, Saiki_taha tends to be critical and outspoken, focusing on the competitive integrity of the game while also engaging in more light-hearted and off-topic discussions within the community.
Nutzzz [#262]Hi
User Nutzzz on VLR.gg is known for being highly opinionated, especially about Valorant teams, players, and the overall competitive scene. His posts often express strong opinions, sometimes with humor or sarcasm. For example, he frequently criticizes players and teams when they underperform, calling out issues like bad strategies or player choices. He has been particularly vocal about teams like Cloud9, Sentinels, and Paper Rex, often pointing out their flaws and suggesting ways they could improve, such as advocating for roster changes or different strategies.
Nutzzz also shows a tendency to be direct and sometimes harsh in his commentary, particularly toward players he feels are overrated or not living up to the hype. He has expressed frustration with popular players like Tenz and Zekken, sometimes calling them "frauds" or criticizing their performances in key moments.
Despite the critical tone, Nutzzz is clearly engaged with the community, actively discussing major tournaments, players, and the general state of the Valorant scene. His posts range from constructive criticism to humorous or blunt remarks about ongoing matches and events.
Overall, his behavior on the site reflects someone deeply invested in competitive Valorant, not afraid to voice strong, sometimes controversial, opinions.
SadPandaBear [#270]What kind of data are you feeding into chatgpt to generate these responses for each user? Their post history?
I think chat gpt already has the post history
unilarity [#263]how does this have 260 replies
anyways hi
The user unilarity on VLR.gg seems to be relatively low-profile with minimal engagement compared to more active users. There isn't a significant number of posts or controversies surrounding this user, but they do seem to interact occasionally in threads related to community discussions, such as forum games or lighthearted banter. Their contributions are often casual and not particularly polarizing, unlike some of the more vocal members of the VLR.gg community.
In terms of behavior, unilarity participates in general discussions, often without creating a lot of conflict or deep arguments, and tends to align with the overall tone of the conversation rather than driving it in a controversial direction. Based on their interactions, they appear to enjoy engaging with the community but don't stand out for making strong or divisive statements.
Overall, unilarity comes across as a neutral or more passive user, contributing to the flow of conversation rather than stirring up debate.
CoCloudy [#265]Me hi
User cocloudy on VLR.gg is quite active in both the General Discussion and Off Topic sections, often posting lighthearted, humorous content. He frequently engages in banter with other users and participates in casual conversations about Valorant teams, strategies, and player performance.
In terms of opinions, cocloudy has shared various takes on teams like Sentinels, Fnatic, and Paper Rex. He is vocal about team performances and player dynamics, sometimes critiquing roster decisions and offering alternative strategies. For example, he has commented on the performance of Sentinels' players like Shaz, Tenz, and Dapr, suggesting that roster changes could have made the team more competitive. He also offers strong opinions on individual players, such as praising xccurate's IGL abilities or defending players like Marved.
On the behavioral side, cocloudy often engages with the community in a humorous and relaxed manner. He participates in playful discussions like comparing Minecraft blocks to Valorant players or commenting on general off-topic trends. His posts show a mix of genuine analysis, humor, and sometimes irreverence, making him a regular presence in the site's more casual discussions.
Overall, cocloudy is an engaged and opinionated user who balances his competitive Valorant commentary with lighter, community-focused interactions.
Sephirothz [#268]yo
User Sephirothz on VLR.gg is an active participant, particularly in discussions about teams and tournaments. He engages frequently with predictions and analysis of matchups, often focusing on teams from the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region and sharing thoughts on map picks, strategies, and player performances. For example, he has speculated about the strategies of XERXIA and PRX, believing that these teams sometimes save strategies for crucial matches.
In terms of behavior, Sephirothz is fairly candid and straightforward. He isn't afraid to criticize teams or call out subpar performances, as seen when he commented that certain teams were underperforming or playing poorly. His posts reflect an invested but pragmatic perspective on the competitive scene, often expressing disappointment when teams fail to meet expectations. He also has a lighter side, engaging in banter with other users and contributing to humor threads.
Overall, Sephirothz comes across as a knowledgeable and engaged user, primarily interested in APAC Valorant but also participating in broader community discussions and predictions about teams from other regions.
SadPandaBear [#270]What kind of data are you feeding into chatgpt to generate these responses for each user? Their post history?
User sadpandabear on VLR.gg is an engaged participant who shares thoughtful insights, particularly on esports teams' performances and Valorant roster moves. They frequently comment on key developments in the Valorant scene, such as team changes and player dynamics. For example, sadpandabear has discussed the downgrading of certain teams, like suggesting that replacing Mazino with Sacy could be a downgrade, and also comments on the broader culture of esports, expressing frustrations with the "K-popification" of the scene.
Additionally, sadpandabear tends to follow discussions about team performances, particularly focusing on teams like EDG and FPX. They have expressed sympathy for FPX's difficult journey throughout the season and have commented on EDG's success and how it compares to other teams. Their behavior is mostly analytical, offering measured takes on match outcomes and roster changes while also contributing to broader community discussions.
Overall, sadpandabear is an informed and level-headed user, participating in thoughtful debates around the competitive Valorant landscape.
Pogtestic [#271]Me
User pogtestic on VLR.gg is active primarily in discussions related to APAC Valorant teams, with a strong focus on the Indonesian scene. They frequently comment on players like Monyet and teams such as RRQ and Boom Esports. A common theme in their posts is their frustration with the state of Indonesian Valorant, often expressing disappointment at the lack of representation or performance from Indonesian teams in top-tier events.
Pogtestic tends to be candid and sometimes critical, as seen in their posts about RRQ's team compositions and performance. For instance, they criticize RRQ's mixed roster of Filipino and Indonesian players, believing it failed to resonate with Indonesian fans. Additionally, they are passionate about APAC's competitive level, defending the region and suggesting that it has multiple strong teams that can compete internationally.
Their behavior on the site is a mix of humor, sarcasm, and strong opinions. They engage in light banter and occasionally make bold predictions or express frustrations, but their posts are generally not overly toxic or inflammatory.
Overall, pogtestic comes across as a passionate follower of the Valorant scene, especially in APAC, with strong loyalty to Indonesian teams despite their performance struggles.
Selfim [#294]Me pretty please
The user "selfim" on VLR.gg is quite an active participant in discussions, particularly centered around Valorant esports. His behavior across the site can be described as both opinionated and occasionally confrontational, often engaging in banter, criticisms, and detailed analysis. He frequently shares his thoughts on player rankings, team performances, and match outcomes, demonstrating a strong knowledge of the competitive Valorant scene.
For example, he has compiled lists ranking players by role and skill level, and is unafraid to express his opinions even when they go against popular sentiment. In one instance, he ranked Aspas among the top players but received pushback for not placing him higher, showing that his posts can spark debate. He is also known for his pick'ems and match predictions, often giving detailed scorelines and insights on how games might play out.
While selfim can provide thoughtful input on esports, his comments sometimes verge on the provocative or sarcastic, especially in discussions unrelated to serious gameplay, where he engages in light trolling or playful jabs. This mix of analytical content and humor makes him a polarizing figure on the platform—appreciated by some for his knowledge, but occasionally clashing with others over his blunt or dismissive remarks.
Overall, selfim is a passionate member of the VLR.gg community, with a strong presence in Valorant discussions and a tendency toward blunt, sometimes controversial opinions.
Vesprit [#274]The user C4rrotstix on VLR.gg is an active and vocal member of the community, frequently contributing to discussions on team performances, player rankings, and general Valorant news. Their style of communication tends to be casual and often humorous, with some posts showing a strong use of sarcasm and bold opinions, especially when discussing teams or players they support or criticize. For example, they often make strong remarks about teams like Evil Geniuses or Sentinels, offering both critiques and praise in various discussions.
C4rrotstix's posts can range from passionate outbursts about in-game performances to more lighthearted or even controversial takes. They occasionally make pointed comments, some of which touch on sensitive topics, which reflects a tendency to be unfiltered and provocative in their language.
In terms of behavior, C4rrotstix engages heavily in speculative discussions, sharing predictions and opinions on match outcomes, player transfers, and other Valorant esports news. They frequently express frustration or excitement about the ongoing developments in the competitive scene.
bro aintnoway it says i yap about eg
xset on top
Vesprit [#293]User pogtestic on VLR.gg is active primarily in discussions related to APAC Valorant teams, with a strong focus on the Indonesian scene. They frequently comment on players like Monyet and teams such as RRQ and Boom Esports. A common theme in their posts is their frustration with the state of Indonesian Valorant, often expressing disappointment at the lack of representation or performance from Indonesian teams in top-tier events.
Pogtestic tends to be candid and sometimes critical, as seen in their posts about RRQ's team compositions and performance. For instance, they criticize RRQ's mixed roster of Filipino and Indonesian players, believing it failed to resonate with Indonesian fans. Additionally, they are passionate about APAC's competitive level, defending the region and suggesting that it has multiple strong teams that can compete internationally.
Their behavior on the site is a mix of humor, sarcasm, and strong opinions. They engage in light banter and occasionally make bold predictions or express frustrations, but their posts are generally not overly toxic or inflammatory.
Overall, pogtestic comes across as a passionate follower of the Valorant scene, especially in APAC, with strong loyalty to Indonesian teams despite their performance struggles.
Thats actually really accurate tf
Vesprit [#276]The user charlxz on VLR.gg is very active in discussions about competitive Valorant, often contributing strong opinions on roster changes, player performances, and coaching decisions. They have a direct and sometimes blunt communication style, often engaging in heated debates or making bold statements regarding teams and players. For example, they have commented critically on NRG's roster and the performance of specific players like Marved and Chet, suggesting that poor player performances have harmed careers.
Charlxz also frequently discusses international teams, showing a deep understanding of the scene, especially regarding Chinese and Pacific regions. They are knowledgeable about player dynamics, particularly in underperforming or struggling teams, and often provide detailed insights into what roster moves might help certain teams improve.
In terms of behavior, charlxz doesn't shy away from controversial opinions and is quick to critique when they feel certain players or strategies are underwhelming. However, they also express support for players they believe in, such as Jinggg and certain Chinese teams. Overall, charlxz is a passionate and knowledgeable user with strong takes on the competitive Valorant landscape.
how is it so accurate
Vesprit [#285]On VLR.gg, user Sidyon is active primarily in discussions related to competitive Valorant, particularly around team rosters, player performance, and meta strategies. He frequently comments on North American teams, especially Sentinels, often speculating about roster changes and performance predictions. For example, he has voiced opinions about potential roster improvements for Sentinels, predicting that their 2025 roster will surpass the 2024 lineup. He also engages in broader discussions on team dynamics, offering insights into why some teams perform better against certain opponents despite not always being the "better" team overall.
In terms of behavior, Sidyon generally maintains a constructive tone. He provides thoughtful analysis on both in-game strategies and players' mental well-being, such as expressing hopes for players like Yay to improve not only in gameplay but also in their mental health. While he can be passionate about teams like Sentinels, his interactions reflect a balanced perspective, acknowledging both strengths and weaknesses without descending into excessive toxicity.
Overall, Sidyon appears to be a thoughtful and engaged member of the VLR.gg community, contributing regularly to discussions on team performance, player health, and the evolving meta of Valorant.
W gpt
egann [#296]you still doing this? if yes pretty please
The user "egann" on the site vlr.gg is quite active and engaged, frequently participating in discussions about Valorant esports, player performances, and team strategies. His behavior tends to be lighthearted and sometimes humorous, with posts ranging from serious critiques of team strategies to playful banter. For example, he enjoys discussing team compositions and player performances, especially in relation to popular teams like PRX and Sentinels. He's also known to throw in some humor, like joking about personal achievements after taking a break from playing the game.
Egann also expresses strong opinions about the competitive scene, often focusing on player changes, roster improvements, and team performance. He doesn’t shy away from critiquing underperforming players or teams, yet his tone remains fairly casual and not overly aggressive. His engagement with other users is frequent, and he often shows support for certain players or teams, although he's realistic about their prospects in tournaments.
Overall, his contributions reflect a mix of knowledge, humor, and critique, making him a well-rounded and active community member on vlr.gg.
zappp [#297]me pls
The user "zappp" on vlr.gg is an active member who frequently engages in discussions across various topics related to Valorant esports. Based in India, zappp has made over 750 posts since registering in April 2024. His behavior reflects a mixture of casual banter, strong opinions on matches, and some occasional humor. He often contributes to discussions about player performances, pick'em predictions, and team dynamics.
In terms of tone, zappp's posts range from lighthearted to slightly confrontational, as seen in threads where he participates in trash talk or playful jabs, particularly toward teams or players he feels strongly about. He frequently engages in conversations about specific players, like PRX and Ardiis, often sharing his candid thoughts on team strategies and match results. Despite some strong opinions, zappp's behavior doesn't appear overly toxic, and he seems to enjoy stirring up discussions in a lively manner.
Overall, zappp is a regular and outspoken participant in the community, with a good balance of playful commentary and knowledgeable insights into the Valorant competitive scene.
Nisham [#298]Me if u got time, tho I barely post here anymore
The user "Nisham" on vlr.gg is a highly active community member who regularly engages in discussions about Valorant esports. With over 1,400 posts, Nisham frequently shares detailed opinions on teams, players, and matches. His posts often show a deep understanding of the competitive scene, and he tends to be highly critical, especially when it comes to team performances under pressure. For example, he is known for being outspoken about teams like DRX, criticizing their tendency to choke in important games and expressing frustration with certain players like RB.
Nisham’s tone varies from serious analysis to casual banter, often engaging in debates about strategies, team rosters, and individual player performances. His posts reflect a critical approach, especially toward underperforming teams or players. He is also not afraid to make bold predictions and share his frustrations, particularly with teams like DRX or PRX when they fail to meet expectations.
Overall, Nisham is an opinionated and active user who enjoys discussing the finer points of competitive Valorant, often providing insights into team dynamics and strategies while not hesitating to voice his criticisms.
parasite [#299]Yo
The user "parasite" on vlr.gg is known for being an enthusiastic fan of Yay, frequently referring to him as the GOAT (Greatest of All Time) and actively participating in discussions about his performances. He has a playful and sometimes confrontational tone, often telling others to "shut the fuck up" in response to opposing opinions, but mostly in a humorous or exaggerated way. His posts indicate a strong loyalty to Yay, with many comments revolving around him, whether praising his skills or lamenting the turns his career has taken.
Parasite's behavior leans toward a lighthearted and banter-filled approach, often engaging in threads with humor and sarcasm. While he shows interest in a range of topics on the site, from team strategies to game soundtracks, his loyalty to Yay stands out as a recurring theme in his posts. He also enjoys contributing to off-topic discussions and engages with other users in casual conversations.
Overall, Parasite is an active user with a mix of enthusiasm for esports and playful trolling, making him a distinct presence in the vlr.gg community.
Jollies10 [#300]hii
The user "Jollies10" on vlr.gg is based in India and has been registered on the site since July 2022. While the account has a low number of posts (only one recent post in October 2024), the user has participated in competitive Valorant, particularly in Game Changers events. Their competitive history includes playing for teams such as Oni Claws and Entrare Esports, participating in tournaments like the Game Changers Asia Pacific series.
Jollies10’s behavior on the site seems focused on competitive participation, with minimal engagement in the forums. Their profile reflects someone who is more involved in playing the game competitively rather than engaging in regular community discussions.
Senfanboy [#302]hi
The user senfanboy on vlr.gg is an active community member with over 100 posts since registering in May 2022. As the name suggests, they are a dedicated Sentinels (SEN) fan, frequently engaging in discussions about the team's performance, roster changes, and matches. Their posts often defend the team, even during times of criticism, and they offer insights into strategies and player dynamics, particularly regarding Sacy, Pancada, and TenZ.
In terms of behavior, senfanboy shows a mix of serious analysis and fan enthusiasm. For instance, they engage in debates about team compositions and the potential of players like Zekken, as well as the team's use of specific agents like Deadlock. They also express frustration when the team underperforms but maintain a generally optimistic outlook on Sentinels' future.
They also interact frequently in discussions about the broader Valorant competitive scene, making predictions on match outcomes and comparing players across teams. Although primarily focused on Sentinels, senfanboy also participates in general debates about other teams, reflecting a broader interest in Valorant esports.
Overall, senfanboy is a passionate and knowledgeable supporter of Sentinels, contributing both informed opinions and enthusiastic support for the team.
C0co [#303]hi
The user c0co on vlr.gg is quite an active member with over 300 posts, participating regularly in discussions about Valorant teams, players, and competitions. His contributions often involve detailed opinions on team strategies, roster changes, and individual player performances. He is known for making strong, sometimes humorous, remarks, especially when discussing the performances of teams like Sentinels (SEN), NRG, and Edward Gaming (EDG).
He also frequently engages in playful banter, trolling, and occasionally baits others into debates. For example, in some threads, he humorously suggests roster changes or criticizes player performances but often makes it clear that he's just trolling or having fun. This type of humor is evident when he talks about teams like DetonatioN FocusMe (DFM) or when he comments on various regions' performances.
Overall, c0co blends humor with critical analysis, showing a deep interest in the competitive Valorant scene, especially when it comes to team compositions and regional tournaments. His behavior is lively and sometimes provocative, but generally adds to the energetic discussions on the platform.
ragegrexo [#305]ello
The user ragegrexo (or Rage__) on vlr.gg appears to be relatively new to the site, having registered in August 2023 with only a couple of posts. Their activity is limited, but they have shown engagement in competitive discussions, particularly around teams like Paper Rex and KRÜ Esports. In their posts, ragegrexo exhibits a confident, sometimes provocative tone, expressing strong opinions about team matchups and player performances. For instance, they dismissed the idea that KRÜ Esports would perform well, implying that they had faced weak competition.
Overall, ragegrexo tends to contribute brief but pointed commentary, mainly focused on competitive predictions, with a slight edge to their responses. Their posts suggest that they are highly engaged in the competitive Valorant scene, particularly regarding top-tier teams. However, their activity on the platform is limited so far.
wololo___ [#307]hai :3
The user wololo___ on vlr.gg is an active participant, having made over 300 posts since joining in February 2024. Their behavior is highly engaged, with a tendency to participate in discussions surrounding competitive Valorant, team strategies, and player performances. They frequently share strong opinions on teams like PRX and Sentinels, often discussing roster changes, player performances, and strategies. For instance, they have been vocal about players like Jingg and Monyet, suggesting changes and offering critiques on the teams' approaches.
Wololo___ displays a mix of humor and sarcasm, contributing playful comments and sometimes provocative statements in the general forums. They engage in lighthearted banter while also offering serious takes on matchups and player decisions, often favoring bold and unfiltered commentary.
Overall, wololo___ is an active and outspoken user on vlr.gg, known for their mix of humor and strong opinions, particularly around teams they follow closely like PRX and Sentinels.
alpine007 [#308]gimme my chatgpt review
The user alpine007 on vlr.gg is highly active and engages in discussions centered around team performances, player strategies, and broader Valorant esports trends. They frequently contribute opinions about top teams like FNC, GenG, and Sentinels, often comparing their current and past performances. For instance, they tend to favor analytical discussions about the dynamics of major teams, such as how certain teams like GenG have choked in finals, or how FNC and GenG compare in terms of dominance.
Alpine007 also comments extensively on individual players, such as highlighting Jinggg's consistency and contrasting him with other players like Demon1, often considering both player performance and personality. They are vocal about the impact of team dynamics, including the importance of agents in certain strategies, often showing an in-depth understanding of how specific agents like Kay/O or Astra can make or break a team's composition.
Their behavior on the site tends to be argumentative at times, especially when discussing team rankings or individual player comparisons. They don't shy away from calling out other users if they disagree, occasionally using sharp language to challenge points. However, they also engage in more lighthearted conversations and show support for their favorite teams.
Overall, alpine007 is a dedicated user who frequently participates in both serious analysis and casual banter, showing a solid understanding of Valorant's competitive scene while also engaging in debates about team strategies and player performance.
bilim [#309]told chat gpt i was huge fan of RRQ and let him/her know that RRQ will dominate on 2025!! #VIVARRQ
The user bilim on vlr.gg is a passionate and vocal participant, particularly focused on the Southeast Asian (SEA) and Pacific Valorant scenes. They frequently discuss teams like RRQ (Rex Regum Qeon), Paper Rex (PRX), and Boom Esports. Bilim strongly supports Indonesian teams and players, often expressing enthusiasm for their performance while also being realistic about their challenges. For example, they are a big fan of Monyet, regularly cheering him on and showing faith in his ability to improve despite occasional struggles in tournaments.
Bilim's behavior reflects a mix of excitement and frustration, often engaging in spirited discussions about team compositions, player performances, and regional competitions. They are very active in forums related to SEA teams and show a lot of national pride, particularly for Indonesian teams like RRQ. Their tone can be humorous, energetic, and sometimes critical, especially when things don't go as hoped for their favorite teams.
Overall, Bilim is a highly engaged user, known for their passionate support of SEA teams and active involvement in match discussions and broader esports debates on the platform.
Vesprit [#311]The user "egann" on the site vlr.gg is quite active and engaged, frequently participating in discussions about Valorant esports, player performances, and team strategies. His behavior tends to be lighthearted and sometimes humorous, with posts ranging from serious critiques of team strategies to playful banter. For example, he enjoys discussing team compositions and player performances, especially in relation to popular teams like PRX and Sentinels. He's also known to throw in some humor, like joking about personal achievements after taking a break from playing the game.
Egann also expresses strong opinions about the competitive scene, often focusing on player changes, roster improvements, and team performance. He doesn’t shy away from critiquing underperforming players or teams, yet his tone remains fairly casual and not overly aggressive. His engagement with other users is frequent, and he often shows support for certain players or teams, although he's realistic about their prospects in tournaments.
Overall, his contributions reflect a mix of knowledge, humor, and critique, making him a well-rounded and active community member on vlr.gg.
thanks 🫡
aToppHat [#322]halloo
The user atopphat on VLR.gg has been active on the site since May 2024, contributing to various discussions, particularly around professional Valorant teams and tournaments. Their behavior reflects a combination of lighthearted, humorous posts and serious commentary about matches, especially regarding the team NRG, for which they seem to have a fondness. Their tone often includes casual banter and speculation about team performances, but they are also involved in playful, off-topic conversations as well.
In terms of opinions, atopphat frequently engages in threads about game analysis, such as strategies in matches, and the potential performance of teams in upcoming events. For example, they've speculated about match outcomes and roster changes, particularly focusing on NRG's performance, often expressing hope or frustration depending on the team’s results. They also enjoy participating in discussions about broader Valorant community topics and sometimes inject humor into these conversations, as seen in their "Death Row Final Meal" joke.
Overall, atopphat contributes with a mix of insightful opinions on gameplay and light, humorous comments, making them a recognizable member of the community.
TM06Nick [#323]whats up
The user tm06nick on VLR.gg is a highly active contributor, having made over 2,600 posts as of October 2024. They often participate in discussions about Valorant esports, with a particular focus on team rosters, strategies, and community events. Their contributions show a strong knowledge of the competitive scene, frequently discussing roster changes, game strategies, and meta developments. For example, they have been involved in conversations about players like Mada and Verno and teams such as NRG, offering detailed takes on their performances.
In terms of behavior, tm06nick engages in both serious analytical discussions and more lighthearted banter. They frequently express opinions about team rosters and gameplay, often with a mix of humor and critique. Their posts can be seen across various topics, ranging from specific match outcomes to broader community trends. They are known for their engagement with ongoing events and for responding swiftly to news, particularly in the General Discussion section.
Overall, they seem to balance a deep interest in the competitive aspects of Valorant with a casual, humorous approach to interacting with the community.
Vesprit [#326]The user tm06nick on VLR.gg is a highly active contributor, having made over 2,600 posts as of October 2024. They often participate in discussions about Valorant esports, with a particular focus on team rosters, strategies, and community events. Their contributions show a strong knowledge of the competitive scene, frequently discussing roster changes, game strategies, and meta developments. For example, they have been involved in conversations about players like Mada and Verno and teams such as NRG, offering detailed takes on their performances.
In terms of behavior, tm06nick engages in both serious analytical discussions and more lighthearted banter. They frequently express opinions about team rosters and gameplay, often with a mix of humor and critique. Their posts can be seen across various topics, ranging from specific match outcomes to broader community trends. They are known for their engagement with ongoing events and for responding swiftly to news, particularly in the General Discussion section.
Overall, they seem to balance a deep interest in the competitive aspects of Valorant with a casual, humorous approach to interacting with the community.
"highly active"
ionlyHave1Zuni [#327]Me
On the VLR.gg platform, the user "ionlyhave1zuni" is quite active and known for participating in general discussions, pick'em predictions, and debates about various Valorant teams and players. His style can be described as casual and sometimes provocative, with a mix of humor and criticism.
His discussions often center around competitive Valorant teams and players. For instance, he frequently comments on matches and team performance, showing a preference for teams like Leviatán and players such as Aspas, whom he praises highly. He's also engaged in GOAT (Greatest of All Time) discussions, debating the dominance of Valorant stars like Aspas and Demon1.
He tends to be bold in his opinions, especially when ranking teams or players. He has expressed strong thoughts about match outcomes and team comparisons, showing confidence in his picks during tournaments like Valorant Champions. At times, his posts veer into off-topic discussions or jokes, indicating a relaxed and sometimes irreverent attitude.
Overall, "ionlyhave1zuni" shows a mix of analytical engagement with the Valorant competitive scene, but also adds humor and banter typical of gaming communities.
Average_VCT_fan [#329]Xin chào
The user "average_vct_fan" on VLR.gg is an active participant, particularly in discussions about Valorant esports, with a specific focus on team performances, player mechanics, and roster changes. He often shares opinions on team dynamics and roster decisions, sometimes criticizing player choices or organizational strategies, as seen in his comments about Sentinels (SEN) and other prominent teams like Leviatán.
His behavior is a mix of analysis and humor, often engaging in debates about competitive matches while injecting sarcasm or "bait" comments, especially when discussing teams like SEN. He also tends to offer hot takes on roster changes, sometimes stirring controversy or challenging popular opinions. For example, he criticizes SEN’s performance against EDG, voicing frustrations with how some fans react to Chinese teams.
Despite this, "average_vct_fan" does contribute meaningful insights, especially regarding player roles and match outcomes. He engages frequently with the community, sparking discussions around both major and minor Valorant events. His tone can be provocative, but it reflects the broader gaming community’s style, mixing lighthearted trolling with genuine competitive analysis.
Vesprit [#316]The user senfanboy on vlr.gg is an active community member with over 100 posts since registering in May 2022. As the name suggests, they are a dedicated Sentinels (SEN) fan, frequently engaging in discussions about the team's performance, roster changes, and matches. Their posts often defend the team, even during times of criticism, and they offer insights into strategies and player dynamics, particularly regarding Sacy, Pancada, and TenZ.
In terms of behavior, senfanboy shows a mix of serious analysis and fan enthusiasm. For instance, they engage in debates about team compositions and the potential of players like Zekken, as well as the team's use of specific agents like Deadlock. They also express frustration when the team underperforms but maintain a generally optimistic outlook on Sentinels' future.
They also interact frequently in discussions about the broader Valorant competitive scene, making predictions on match outcomes and comparing players across teams. Although primarily focused on Sentinels, senfanboy also participates in general debates about other teams, reflecting a broader interest in Valorant esports.
Overall, senfanboy is a passionate and knowledgeable supporter of Sentinels, contributing both informed opinions and enthusiastic support for the team.
W I’ll take it lol
Vesprit [#320]The user alpine007 on vlr.gg is highly active and engages in discussions centered around team performances, player strategies, and broader Valorant esports trends. They frequently contribute opinions about top teams like FNC, GenG, and Sentinels, often comparing their current and past performances. For instance, they tend to favor analytical discussions about the dynamics of major teams, such as how certain teams like GenG have choked in finals, or how FNC and GenG compare in terms of dominance.
Alpine007 also comments extensively on individual players, such as highlighting Jinggg's consistency and contrasting him with other players like Demon1, often considering both player performance and personality. They are vocal about the impact of team dynamics, including the importance of agents in certain strategies, often showing an in-depth understanding of how specific agents like Kay/O or Astra can make or break a team's composition.
Their behavior on the site tends to be argumentative at times, especially when discussing team rankings or individual player comparisons. They don't shy away from calling out other users if they disagree, occasionally using sharp language to challenge points. However, they also engage in more lighthearted conversations and show support for their favorite teams.
Overall, alpine007 is a dedicated user who frequently participates in both serious analysis and casual banter, showing a solid understanding of Valorant's competitive scene while also engaging in debates about team strategies and player performance.
calling me highly active when i have like less than 500 posts in a year is crazy but the rest is pretty accurate. W work
sephnix [#332]bello
The user "sephnix" on VLR.gg has been active on the platform since early 2023 and primarily participates in discussions around competitive VALORANT, including events and specific players. Their behavior on the site is characterized by a mix of humor, casual commentary, and fan support for teams like Team Liquid and Sentinels. Some of their notable opinions include support for soulcas after his team won VCT EMEA Ascension and frequent playful discussions about statistics and player performances.
They engage in lighthearted banter, such as comments about Sentinels' chances in tournaments, albeit with some mathematical inaccuracies that other users humorously point out. Sephnix also often makes jokes about players, like suggesting FNS could return to competitive play after focusing on aim training. Their posts generally receive a mix of positive and humorous reactions from other users, showing that while they contribute fun and speculative commentary, they are well-received within the community.
proud_bandwagoners [#334].
The user "proud_bandwagoners" on VLR.gg is a vocal and opinionated member of the community. Their posts often express dissatisfaction with the current state of competitive Valorant, particularly the impact of franchising on the scene. They feel that franchising has made the competition less exciting, primarily because the same organizations dominate every year, which they believe diminishes the importance of smaller teams. This sentiment is particularly evident in discussions about how they miss the era where smaller teams had a greater presence.
"Proud_bandwagoners" also expresses frustration about the current meta and competitive landscape, but acknowledges that certain regions, like China, have added some excitement back into the scene. Additionally, they engage in lighthearted banter and discussions about various Valorant matches and general topics, showing both a sense of humor and a deeper engagement with community debates. Overall, they are active in discussions, mixing critique with playful interactions, and seem to hold well-informed opinions about the game's competitive environment.
ctabust [#335]Me
The user "ctabust" on VLR.gg is an active and engaged member of the community who frequently comments on various aspects of the competitive Valorant scene. Their behavior can be characterized by a mix of strong opinions, humor, and enthusiastic support for specific teams, particularly Paper Rex (PRX) and EDward Gaming (EDG). They are known for supporting underdog stories and smaller teams, and often express excitement over big matches and roster changes.
In terms of opinions, ctabust is critical of some trends in Valorant, such as franchising and how it affects team dynamics. They have also shown frustration with certain grand final matches receiving too much hate, defending teams like EDG and TH as worthy contenders even when they are seen as underdogs.
Their posts often reflect their passion for the game, discussing match results, player performance, and game meta with a mix of seriousness and lighthearted commentary. Additionally, they are very vocal about roster changes and player movements, frequently sharing their thoughts on the potential of players like Demon1 or their disappointment over releases like Meteor and Munchkin. Overall, ctabust's activity is characterized by their deep involvement in the competitive scene and a blend of both critique and fandom.
TheVisionary [#336]Hi
The user "TheVisionary" on VLR.gg is an active participant in discussions, especially focusing on competitive Valorant and its teams, often engaging in conversations about teams like Paper Rex (PRX), Karmine Corp, and the South Asian Valorant scene. Their behavior is characterized by strong opinions, particularly when it comes to player performance and team dynamics. They frequently comment on roster changes, team improvements, and share predictions for upcoming matches and tournaments.
One recurring theme in their posts is their support for underdogs and emerging teams. For instance, they have expressed admiration for PRX and Karmine Corp’s journeys, highlighting their growth and potential. Additionally, they often discuss regional competitions, such as South Asia's VCL, providing insights into the strengths of various teams and their favorite players.
Overall, TheVisionary is opinionated but respectful in their critiques, often expressing frustration when players or teams underperform but also celebrating successes in the competitive scene.
chloeburbank [#337]hi
The user "chloeburbank" on VLR.gg is an active and highly opinionated member of the community. Their behavior is characterized by frequent participation in discussions ranging from competitive Valorant to broader gaming and off-topic subjects. They often use humor and sarcasm, sometimes veering into edgy or provocative comments. For instance, they have made lighthearted remarks about various players, such as suggesting sarcastic reasons for team losses, and have expressed strong opinions on teams like Sentinels and PRX.
In terms of opinions, "chloeburbank" has a tendency to challenge popular views, calling out biases or perceived issues in the community, such as pointing out colorism in how players are perceived based on appearance. They are also critical of team dynamics, roster changes, and performances, with a particular interest in discussing player transfers and regional competitiveness.
Their engagement with the site often reflects a mix of fandom and critique, supporting teams like PRX and players like Sayf, while also being vocal about the shortcomings of other players and teams. Overall, their participation adds a distinctive, sometimes controversial voice to discussions, blending humor with critical commentary.
MrBulbe [#338]yo
The user "mrbulbe" on VLR.gg is highly active in discussions related to competitive Valorant, especially focusing on teams like Sentinels (SEN) and their performance. Their tone tends to be critical, frequently expressing disappointment in teams and players. For example, they have repeatedly criticized Sentinels, claiming the team is struggling without TenZ and suggesting that players like Zekken and Zellsis are no longer performing well as a core. They also made comments regarding other teams like NAVI, expressing frustration when they lose to what they perceive as lower-tier teams.
Mrbulbe engages in speculative discussions about roster changes, often voicing doubts about the potential of certain players being signed to top teams like Sentinels. They also express skepticism about specific regions, particularly stating that EMEA is "boring to watch" compared to others.
In summary, Mrbulbe's behavior is highly opinionated and critical, particularly toward Sentinels and NAVI, and they often speculate on player and team performance with a somewhat pessimistic outlook.
Bruh27Thx [#339]yo
The user "bruh27thx" on VLR.gg is active in discussions about competitive Valorant and engages in a playful and sometimes provocative manner. They frequently comment on match outcomes, player performances, and team dynamics with a mix of humor and banter. For example, they expressed strong opinions during the Pacific Ascension and were confident about EDward Gaming's loss.
Bruh27thx also enjoys contributing to lighthearted debates, such as the infamous "pineapple on pizza" discussion, where they jokingly threatened to "hunt you down" if you approve of pineapple on pizza. Additionally, they participate in predictions and pick'ems for various tournaments, showcasing their engagement with the competitive scene.
Their behavior is generally casual and humorous, with a tendency to engage in meme-like commentary. Despite their lighthearted tone, they clearly follow the scene closely, commenting on specific player performances and team strategies.
VALuLrant_Addict619 [#340]Hey
The user "valulrantaddict_619" on VLR.gg is an active and outspoken participant in the forums, frequently commenting on various aspects of the Valorant scene. Their posts reflect a mix of humor, critique, and advice, often engaging in discussions about team performances, player transfers, and broader gaming-related issues.
In several posts, they advocate for positivity and urge users to avoid spreading negativity, showing a more supportive side toward the community. For instance, they encourage others not to spread hate, especially toward players like SkRossi, suggesting that much of the criticism comes from baiters rather than genuine fans.
They also engage in lighthearted banter, such as commenting on random gaming topics like pineapple on pizza, where they jokingly threaten to "hunt you down" if you like it on pizza. Overall, their behavior can be described as passionate and community-oriented, but they are not afraid to call out what they see as toxic behavior in others.
This mix of humor, thoughtful advice, and critique makes them a prominent figure in discussions related to the Valorant competitive scene.
lusmuu [#342]yo
The user "lusmuu" on VLR.gg is active in both competitive and casual discussions, often sharing strong opinions on various teams and players in the Valorant scene. Their behavior is a mix of critique, humor, and speculation. For example, they are critical of certain teams, like Turkish rosters, questioning their potential for success.
They are also highly engaged in conversations about player performances, particularly expressing frustration with players like Soulcas, who they feel struggles under pressure, despite showing promise. On the lighter side, they joke about less serious topics, such as how certain agents' appearances in deathmatch modes, like Harbor and Brimstone, affect gameplay.
Overall, lusmuu tends to offer well-thought-out perspectives on team dynamics, while also participating in humorous exchanges, showcasing a well-rounded presence on the platform.
erehh07 [#343]Yooo
The user "erehh07" on VLR.gg is relatively active, sharing short and direct opinions primarily focused on competitive Valorant, often in a humorous or light-hearted manner. They have posted about various topics, such as team and player performances, with a particular fondness for discussing teams like Sentinels and LOUD. For example, they made a humorous comment about Sentinels' financial situation, saying their "bank balance is 0," which reflects their playful approach to discussions.
In other posts, erehh07 has critiqued the North American (NA) Valorant scene, notably pointing out the region’s lack of a strong in-game leader (IGL). They’ve also engaged in height discussions, humorously sharing their own height during community discussions, which showcases their tendency to engage in both competitive and casual conversations.
Overall, their behavior seems to blend casual engagement with some playful jabs at teams and players, making them a typical VLR.gg user who enjoys discussing both serious and light-hearted topics around the competitive scene.
EG_BanhMi [#344]Me please
The user eg_banhmi on VLR.gg appears to be a relatively new but active member, primarily engaging in discussions about Evil Geniuses (EG) and competitive Valorant. Their posts focus heavily on roster predictions and potential changes within EG, expressing curiosity about whether players like Supamen will be retained or if the team will undergo a full rework.
Their behavior on the site is casual and inquisitive, participating in ongoing conversations and contributing to speculation about team strategies and lineups. For example, they asked questions regarding the future of EG’s roster and shared excitement about potential changes.
Overall, eg_banhmi demonstrates a solid interest in the competitive scene, particularly with Evil Geniuses, and engages with the community through thoughtful questions and participation in discussions around roster movements.
EG_BanhMi [#344]Me please
The user eg_banhmi on VLR.gg appears to be a relatively new but active member, primarily engaging in discussions about Evil Geniuses (EG) and competitive Valorant. Their posts focus heavily on roster predictions and potential changes within EG, expressing curiosity about whether players like Supamen will be retained or if the team will undergo a full rework.
Their behavior on the site is casual and inquisitive, participating in ongoing conversations and contributing to speculation about team strategies and lineups. For example, they asked questions regarding the future of EG’s roster and shared excitement about potential changes.
Overall, eg_banhmi demonstrates a solid interest in the competitive scene, particularly with Evil Geniuses, and engages with the community through thoughtful questions and participation in discussions around roster movements.
BME_JERRYCHAPULIN [#345]Hello
The user "GE_JerryChapulin" on VLR.gg is an active member, known for their consistent engagement with discussions, particularly focusing on Global Esports (GE) and competitive Valorant. Their posts often include roster speculation and predictions, frequently involving suggestions for team changes. For instance, they have shared ideas about potential rosters for GE, including players like SKRossi, Lightningfast, and Venka, and proposed coaching staff like HellRanger or Juvenile.
Their tone is often humorous and speculative, as seen in their creative ideas for team lineups across regions, including suggestions for teams like NAVI and BOOM. They also participate in more casual and off-topic discussions, contributing lighthearted commentary in various threads.
Overall, "GE_JerryChapulin" enjoys sharing bold and sometimes exaggerated opinions, but does so in a playful manner, contributing to the broader conversation about the future of competitive teams in Valorant.
ShadowsssIsCool [#348]hello
The user shadowsssiscool on VLR.gg is an active participant who engages in both competitive Valorant discussions and off-topic threads. Their behavior is casual and often humorous, blending a mix of analysis, sarcasm, and playful banter. They frequently comment on team performances, roster changes, and matches, often supporting teams like Sentinels and sharing opinions on individual player performances.
For instance, they have made comments about the Sentinels' roster and the strategies used by various teams, expressing frustration but also humor when defending teams in "laugh threads". They also partake in more lighthearted discussions, such as criticizing crowds at events for being too quiet or joking about esports events ruining the hype.
In addition to Valorant, shadowsssiscool enjoys discussing other sports and esports topics, often sharing predictions for tournaments or commenting on soccer matches in off-topic threads. Overall, their contributions reflect a balance of competitive insight and fun, making them an active and diverse member of the VLR.gg community.
burritx [#359]hi
The user burritx on VLR.gg is an active and opinionated member, engaging in various discussions related to both the competitive Valorant scene and general off-topic threads. Their behavior is often blunt and critical, as seen in posts where they have strong opinions about player performances, like criticizing Aspas for underperforming in matches.
Burritx also actively participates in match predictions and roster discussions, frequently sharing insights on teams like LOUD and MIBR, as well as speculating about roster changes. They are vocal about Brazilian teams and often engage in debates about the strength and weaknesses of players from Brazil.
Despite their sometimes sharp critiques, they contribute to many discussions across the site, often sharing information about team logistics, such as player visa issues, and making predictions about match outcomes. Overall, burritx brings a mix of humor, speculation, and critical analysis to the VLR.gg community, particularly focusing on the Brazilian Valorant scene.
Laundry [#361]hi! :)
also can u share a bit more on how ur doing this? like r u webscraping the user and giving them to gpt api or sthm else?
The user Laundry on VLR.gg is an active participant who often engages in discussions about competitive Valorant, particularly focusing on team compositions, player roles, and match results. Their behavior on the site is analytical and inquisitive, frequently raising questions and discussing the strategic elements of teams.
For example, they have expressed concerns about team synergy, such as discussing the implications of players like N4rrate joining Sentinels, questioning how certain players would fit into the team based on their role flexibility. Laundry also provides insights into roster changes and their potential impact, like in their analysis of Zander joining 100 Thieves, highlighting concerns about role overlaps and team dynamics.
Additionally, they engage in lighthearted commentary, such as joking about a tech pause disrupting a team's momentum. They are thoughtful in their approach to discussions and often try to clarify technical details, such as asking about tiebreaker rules during a tournament.
Overall, Laundry contributes to the VLR.gg community by offering detailed opinions on roster dynamics, sharing thoughtful questions, and staying involved in strategic discussions around team performance.
No I only enter this prompt: Tell me about the User Laundry in the site vlr.gg what are his opinions and what is his behaviour on this site.
ChatGPT just has access to the posts because its a public Website
Vesprit [#364]The user Laundry on VLR.gg is an active participant who often engages in discussions about competitive Valorant, particularly focusing on team compositions, player roles, and match results. Their behavior on the site is analytical and inquisitive, frequently raising questions and discussing the strategic elements of teams.
For example, they have expressed concerns about team synergy, such as discussing the implications of players like N4rrate joining Sentinels, questioning how certain players would fit into the team based on their role flexibility. Laundry also provides insights into roster changes and their potential impact, like in their analysis of Zander joining 100 Thieves, highlighting concerns about role overlaps and team dynamics.
Additionally, they engage in lighthearted commentary, such as joking about a tech pause disrupting a team's momentum. They are thoughtful in their approach to discussions and often try to clarify technical details, such as asking about tiebreaker rules during a tournament.
Overall, Laundry contributes to the VLR.gg community by offering detailed opinions on roster dynamics, sharing thoughtful questions, and staying involved in strategic discussions around team performance.
No I only enter this prompt: Tell me about the User Laundry in the site vlr.gg what are his opinions and what is his behaviour on this site.
ChatGPT just has access to the posts because its a public Website
oh okay i was overcomplicating this 😭 thank you! ❤️
Vesprit [#349]The user "ctabust" on VLR.gg is an active and engaged member of the community who frequently comments on various aspects of the competitive Valorant scene. Their behavior can be characterized by a mix of strong opinions, humor, and enthusiastic support for specific teams, particularly Paper Rex (PRX) and EDward Gaming (EDG). They are known for supporting underdog stories and smaller teams, and often express excitement over big matches and roster changes.
In terms of opinions, ctabust is critical of some trends in Valorant, such as franchising and how it affects team dynamics. They have also shown frustration with certain grand final matches receiving too much hate, defending teams like EDG and TH as worthy contenders even when they are seen as underdogs.
Their posts often reflect their passion for the game, discussing match results, player performance, and game meta with a mix of seriousness and lighthearted commentary. Additionally, they are very vocal about roster changes and player movements, frequently sharing their thoughts on the potential of players like Demon1 or their disappointment over releases like Meteor and Munchkin. Overall, ctabust's activity is characterized by their deep involvement in the competitive scene and a blend of both critique and fandom.
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grisx23 [#366]Hi
The user "grisx23" on VLR.gg is a frequent and outspoken contributor, known for sharing strong and often controversial opinions about players and teams in the Valorant scene. His posts frequently challenge popular opinions, especially regarding certain high-profile players like Demon1 and Aspas, questioning their skill or the hype around them. For example, he has criticized the way fans and media elevate certain players, calling it overblown and sometimes referring to their aura as artificially boosted by PR.
Grisx23 tends to focus on the dynamics of team rosters and individual player performance. He often critiques teams like Sentinels, comparing their current state to previous peaks and highlighting weaknesses in roster moves. His behavior in discussions can be blunt, often dismissing certain fan opinions as exaggerated or misinformed, especially when it comes to teams like PRX and NRG.
Despite the harsh tone, he also gives practical advice, such as offering insights on improving gameplay consistency. Overall, grisx23's contributions lean towards skepticism and critique, with an emphasis on keeping discussions grounded in performance rather than hype.
Chunkio [#367]me
User "chunkio" on VLR.gg is a notable figure, often recognized for his active participation in discussions surrounding professional Valorant, particularly as a strong supporter of Yay ("El Diablo"). His opinions often center on defending and promoting Yay's legacy and performance, even when others debate or criticize. This has led to him being described as a dedicated fan, and some users even create humorous posts acknowledging his persistence in defending Yay.
In terms of behavior, chunkio is known for being very vocal in discussions, sometimes engaging in debates over roster decisions and player roles. For instance, he has debated about the positioning of players like Demon1 and Yay, highlighting that putting both on the same team wouldn't be ideal due to their overlapping roles. He is also part of lighthearted and meme-filled conversations, showing a more casual, community-driven side, often engaging with jokes and lighter comments.
Overall, chunkio is a recognized voice in the VLR.gg community, especially within discussions involving high-profile players, and while his posts can spark debates, they are often balanced with humor and a supportive tone for his favorites.
Mingu [#369]Hii
The user "mingu" on VLR.gg is an active and vocal participant in various discussions, primarily focusing on competitive Valorant, teams, and players. He often shares strong and sometimes humorous opinions about teams and their performance, especially when discussing regional teams and underdogs. For instance, he is known for supporting DetonatioN FocusMe (DFM) and has confidently predicted their first win after a long dry spell.
Mingu tends to make bold statements and occasionally engages in playful or sarcastic banter with other users. For example, in one discussion about Sentinels and Gen.G, he humorously noted that Sentinels might win if Zekken puts up 30 kills every map, showing his realistic yet lighthearted approach to predictions.
His commentary often revolves around roster changes, match predictions, and the occasional off-topic humor, making him a lively member of the community with a blend of serious and playful insights.
I_LOVE_LESS [#373]what does it think about Felipe "Less" Basso
The user "i_love_less" on VLR.gg is known for their intense admiration for Felipe "Less" Basso, a professional Valorant player from LOUD. They frequently express strong, almost exaggerated adoration for Less, often discussing him in a humorous or hyperbolic manner. This user posts extensively about Less's talents, frequently claiming that he is the best player in Valorant history. Their obsession with Less is a recurring theme, and they often make dramatic, comedic statements about how Less dominates their thoughts and life.
In addition to their strong support for Less, "i_love_less" has an opinionated and sometimes confrontational style, engaging in various debates about Valorant players and teams. For example, they criticize Team Secret fans for being overly defensive and boastful while also engaging in broader discussions about competitive Valorant, especially focusing on the Brazilian team LOUD and its players.
Their comments can be both lighthearted and abrasive, as they are not shy about dismissing other teams or players who they feel don't match up to Less. Overall, "i_love_less" brings a mix of humor, fandom, and debate to the VLR.gg community, often sparking lively discussions with their enthusiastic takes.
GattoVLR [#374]Hi
The user "Gattovlr" on VLR.gg is highly engaged in discussions about the Brazilian Valorant scene, frequently posting insights on team rosters, player movements, and potential lineups for the future. They have a particular focus on teams like LOUD, FURIA, and MIBR, often sharing strong opinions on roster changes and player performances.
For instance, Gattovlr believes that Art, after shifting to the Sentinel role, has significant potential, ranking him as potentially the second-best Sentinel in Brazil, only behind Felipe "Less" Basso. They often suggest lineups and speculate about the future, such as potential new recruits or strategic decisions that teams like MIBR might make. However, they express frustration with some decisions, such as MIBR's handling of certain players, believing the organization isn't making the best choices to stay competitive.
Gattovlr also shows a preference for FURIA and is optimistic about the team's future, predicting that FURIA will be a top contender in upcoming seasons. They have a critical and somewhat blunt style of interaction, not hesitating to criticize decisions they disagree with, especially when it comes to team management and player choices.
Overall, Gattovlr is an opinionated and active member of the VLR.gg community, contributing to discussions with a focus on Brazilian teams and players.
tgrwcksn [#377]hola
The user "tgrwcksn" on VLR.gg is an active member of the community, frequently participating in discussions about Southeast Asian Valorant teams, with a particular focus on BOOM Esports, Pacific League teams, and various matchups within the region. They often engage in speculative discussions about roster changes, team performance, and player potential. For example, tgrwcksn expressed excitement about BOOM Esports being promoted and consistently comments on match results, providing predictions and insights into the teams' strategies.
Additionally, they tend to have a humorous and sometimes sarcastic tone in their posts, especially when reacting to match outcomes or when regional rivalries are involved. This is evident in their comments on the performance of Japanese teams, which they often criticize as overrated.
In summary, tgrwcksn's behavior is a mix of analysis, predictions, and lighthearted banter, often centering around teams and leagues in the Pacific and Southeast Asian regions of Valorant.
ShuGo [#375]Hi OP, please do me too
The user "Shugo" on VLR.gg is quite active in discussions, frequently expressing strong opinions about Valorant teams, players, and the broader esports scene. They often contribute in a sarcastic and sometimes aggressive tone, engaging in debates on a variety of topics, from player performance to team strategies. Shugo regularly comments on teams like DRX, Sentinels, and others, particularly highlighting his strong opinions on APAC players and teams.
Shugo's behavior includes both supportive and critical stances—at times praising certain players as "goats" while mocking or dismissing others. For example, they have praised players like TenZ and expressed frustration over the performance or strategies of teams like Fnatic. Additionally, Shugo enjoys engaging in humorous or edgy banter, as seen in their comments on show matches and players' social media activity.
While Shugo often shares detailed insights and speculations on team dynamics and player movements, their comments can also come off as blunt or controversial, especially when discussing team decisions or criticizing certain regions or players. Overall, Shugo is a highly engaged user with a distinctive voice, often contributing to light-hearted or heated discussions on VLR.gg.
Alpha679 [#376]chatgpt got nun on me
The user "alpha679" on VLR.gg actively participates in various discussions about Valorant, particularly focusing on player movements, game mechanics, and team dynamics. Their posts often reflect casual yet informed opinions on topics like roster changes (e.g., speculating about potential players joining Sentinels), the performance of specific players, and even game updates like agent buffs or nerfs. Alpha679 tends to comment on recent competitive events and player performances, offering straightforward and sometimes humorous takes on the state of Valorant esports.
huhferno [#378]hey
The user "huhferno" on VLR.gg is very active in discussions about Valorant esports, often focusing on teams like Sentinels (SEN). They frequently express support for Sentinels, even in moments when the team struggles, showing strong loyalty and engaging in debates about the team's performance. For instance, they often defend SEN against criticism and suggest that other teams, such as MxS, deserve more credit for their wins rather than placing all the blame on Sentinels for underperforming.
Their posts indicate a sense of humor and sometimes sarcasm, especially when discussing players or community issues. For example, huhferno has jokingly referred to certain players in offbeat ways and participates in lighthearted banter about esports events and rosters. They are also interested in broader Valorant topics, including predictions for major tournaments and roster moves, and occasionally discuss off-topic matters like school advice.
Overall, huhferno is an engaged member of the VLR.gg community, known for their humor, loyalty to Sentinels, and active participation in esports discussions.
patuj [#379]me
The user "patuj" on VLR.gg is an active and highly opinionated member, primarily engaging in discussions related to Valorant teams and player performances, particularly within the EMEA region. Their posts often analyze the dynamics and potential of various rosters, frequently commenting on rumored team changes and giving personal evaluations of players. For instance, they discuss the strengths and weaknesses of players like Jamppi and how certain teams could benefit from his inclusion despite his inconsistencies.
Patuj is known for being analytical and direct in their assessments. They are also not afraid to voice strong opinions, such as when discussing the performance gaps between regions or critiquing players they believe are overrated. Additionally, patuj contributes thoughts on broader esports topics, showing interest in League of Legends, Counter-Strike 2, and Rocket League. Their engagement with the community often involves in-depth speculation about roster moves and discussions about the performance of prominent teams like NaVi, Fnatic, and Team Liquid.
Overall, patuj's behavior can be described as insightful yet straightforward, often engaging in debates over player value, team potential, and the shifting landscape of competitive Valorant.
saynotoherpes [#380]you still doing this?
The user "saynotoherpes" on VLR.gg is known for being an outspoken and often humorous participant in discussions about Valorant, regularly sharing strong opinions about players, teams, and the competitive scene. They are particularly critical of certain high-profile players, such as Aspas, whom they describe as having a massive ego and an inability to commit to long-term team projects. Despite recognizing Aspas's skill, they emphasize his attitude as a major issue in future successes.
Their posts often reflect a mix of sarcasm, blunt commentary, and a focus on drama within the community. For example, they have discussed roster moves extensively, particularly showing enthusiasm for players like Profek and Leviatán’s roster, referring to Profek as a key player to carry the BBL roster. They also engage in banter about fan bases, criticizing groups like PRX fans for being overly optimistic about their team’s chances.
Overall, "saynotoherpes" maintains a direct, sometimes confrontational tone but balances it with humor and keen insights into team dynamics and player performance.
Vesprit [#388]The user "saynotoherpes" on VLR.gg is known for being an outspoken and often humorous participant in discussions about Valorant, regularly sharing strong opinions about players, teams, and the competitive scene. They are particularly critical of certain high-profile players, such as Aspas, whom they describe as having a massive ego and an inability to commit to long-term team projects. Despite recognizing Aspas's skill, they emphasize his attitude as a major issue in future successes.
Their posts often reflect a mix of sarcasm, blunt commentary, and a focus on drama within the community. For example, they have discussed roster moves extensively, particularly showing enthusiasm for players like Profek and Leviatán’s roster, referring to Profek as a key player to carry the BBL roster. They also engage in banter about fan bases, criticizing groups like PRX fans for being overly optimistic about their team’s chances.
Overall, "saynotoherpes" maintains a direct, sometimes confrontational tone but balances it with humor and keen insights into team dynamics and player performance.
profek mentioned! <3
Radnam24 [#389]hi
The user "radnam24" on VLR.gg has been actively contributing to discussions since registering in August 2023. His behavior on the site reflects a mix of insightful opinions and light-hearted comments, primarily focusing on Valorant esports.
In his posts, radnam24 demonstrates knowledge of the competitive scene, especially when discussing teams like Global Esports (GE) and Paper Rex (PRX). For example, he critiques GE’s decision to create two rosters, arguing that the coaching staff needs to improve for such an arrangement to be effective. Additionally, he is often critical, like when he called PRX out for being consistently eliminated by North American teams.
His tone is generally sarcastic and humorous, evident in comments like referring to a GE squad as "washed esports". However, he also engages in serious conversations, particularly about the state of Indian players in Valorant, where he admits that the region struggles to produce top-tier talent currently.
Overall, radnam24's presence is a combination of light banter and genuine analysis, showing he is both invested in the competitive scene and enjoys the more humorous side of esports.
Wunkey [#391]Hello, ChatGPT.
The user wunkey on VLR.gg is highly active and engaged in a wide range of discussions related to Valorant esports, particularly focusing on team dynamics, tournaments, and competitive strategies. His behavior suggests a deep understanding of the game and the competitive scene, especially regarding teams like DRX and the Korean esports landscape.
For instance, he often comments on team compositions and management decisions, such as suggesting that DRX's new roster needs more time to develop rather than rushing changes. He also participates in discussions about tournament formats, offering opinions on event structures like the LOCK//IN format, showing his analytical approach. Additionally, he engages in light-hearted banter and enjoys predicting outcomes, such as speculating about team rivalries and international event hosts.
Wunkey's overall tone is a mix of serious insight and casual commentary. He is known for offering constructive feedback on game-related issues, such as reporting bugs or discussing game mechanics. This makes him an insightful, well-rounded member of the VLR.gg community who contributes both critical analysis and community-driven discussions.
raphherrrr [#394]meeee
The user raphherrrr on VLR.gg is quite active in both esports discussions and more casual conversations. His contributions often center around competitive Valorant, with a strong focus on teams from EMEA and players like cNed and f0rsakeN. He is known to be outspoken, sometimes calling out other users when he disagrees with their takes, as seen in a recent post where he criticizes a user for having "the worst takes" on the platform.
He is also engaged in ongoing debates about player roles and team dynamics, such as suggesting that f0rsakeN should be on a permanent duelist role. His posts often reflect a mix of humor and seriousness, and he participates in broader discussions about roster changes and contract durations, like the conversation around Zekken's contract.
Overall, raphherrrr brings a mix of sharp opinions and a sense of humor to the community, frequently engaging in debates about both high-level esports topics and off-topic banter.
Vesprit [#208]User Shanvel on VLR.gg is an active member, regularly engaging in discussions about team performances, player transfers, and competitive Valorant strategies. He is particularly vocal about teams like Cloud9, often commenting on their roster and predictions for their future success. Shanvel's posts frequently display humor and sarcasm, and he isn't shy about giving blunt critiques, especially about team management and in-game decisions. Overall, Shanvel adds a mix of humor and insight to the forum.
Ooh that's nice !!
sideshowsbaldhead [#396]sideshows bald head
User sideshowsbaldhead on VLR.gg is an active and humorous participant, frequently contributing to general discussions on esports and off-topic banter. His posts often include a mix of sarcasm, jokes, and lighthearted remarks about the ongoing state of esports, particularly focusing on Valorant and its players. He doesn't shy away from engaging in playful trash talk or expressing frustrations, especially when it comes to match outcomes and team performances. For example, he commented on how a team "got ecoed and lost immediately" in a match, highlighting his frustration in a comedic way.
Additionally, sideshowsbaldhead participates in off-topic threads, such as discussions about Rocket League and cultural references, keeping the tone casual and entertaining. He often adds his voice to community debates about team and player performances, sometimes criticizing with a touch of humor, as seen in his playful takes on NA teams and their prospects in tournaments.
Overall, sideshowsbaldhead maintains a fun and laid-back approach on VLR.gg, blending commentary on esports with witty, casual conversation.
Zerphyr1 [#398]Hi
User "zerphyr1" on VLR.gg is known for being an active participant in discussions about Valorant esports, particularly around player performances and team dynamics. His comments often involve strong opinions on various players and teams, especially focusing on competitive performance in international events. For example, he has voiced critical takes on players like "KangKang," calling him overrated, and provided detailed analyses comparing team placements across regions such as EMEA and APAC.
Zerphyr1's behavior on the site tends to be direct and sometimes provocative, engaging in debates where he doesn't shy away from calling out what he perceives as flawed opinions or "braindead" takes. He often participates in humorous exchanges, sometimes using sarcasm or dismissive remarks, such as when responding to discussions about player rumors or match outcomes.
In addition to competitive insights, he contributes to lighter, off-topic discussions, like joking about hypothetical scenarios or making tongue-in-cheek remarks about esports dramas. Overall, his participation reflects a mix of serious analysis and banter, making him a recognizable voice in both heated debates and casual exchanges on VLR.gg.
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