Way too good right? I feel like the average tier 2 korean team can easily be tier 1 in apac atm. Damn they work hard it feels like.
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Anzaldinho [#2]about time we sacked these seashit bums
not too long ago they were crying about pacific having many korean teams😭😭😭
i mean i won't say "sack em" but they were mainly talking about representation of different nations i think.
yellow_donkey [#5]i mean i won't say "sack em" but they were mainly talking about representation of different nations i think.
yeah i get that but tbh if the korean teams are this good they deserve it holy. I mean like its only map one but Nongshim look like a different tier compared to boom
yellow_donkey [#5]i mean i won't say "sack em" but they were mainly talking about representation of different nations i think.
and i say they need to deserve those "representations"
Ullyr [#6]yeah i get that but tbh if the korean teams are this good they deserve it holy. I mean like its only map one but Nongshim look like a different tier compared to boom
true true. also i miss your Chao Hui EDG flair.
Anzaldinho [#7]and i say they need to deserve those "representations"
thats a really good point tbh.
yellow_donkey [#8]true true. also i miss your Chao Hui EDG flair.
yeah the mods don't let me use :c
That's how rewarding that is in good and healthy regions. It drives the entire region to do better.
Unlike in Americvck( more specifically NA) region where they have reputation of trolling in practice and scrims. Wasting time of other great teams and being unapologetic about it, mfs only care about social media engagement.
And then they'll go to officials after sniffing some illegal shvit and run down these teams with smoke kills, crazy timings and pure luck. Can't wait for their downfall( it has already started) lmao
BEHEMOTH [#14]That's how rewarding that is in good and healthy regions. It drives the entire region to do better.
Unlike in Americvck( more specifically NA) region where they have reputation of trolling in practice and scrims. Wasting time of other great teams and being unapologetic about it, mfs only care about social media engagement.
And then they'll go to officials after sniffing some illegal shvit and run down these teams with smoke kills, crazy timings and pure luck. Can't wait for their downfall( it has already started) lmao
yes it pushes apac in general to adapt and grow of fall out long term. It raises the standard for international teams too.
Ullyr [#15]yes it pushes apac in general to adapt and grow of fall out long term. It raises the standard for international teams too.
Once they figure out their confidence and other mental issues, they'll become completely unstoppable.
I said it before the start of the season, APAC is the best region this year, maybe it's an overstatement right now but I'm very confident that they'(APAC+China) will bridge the trophy count gap very very fast.
Biostar [#18]Since 2015, China has absorbed the all merits of Korean scene, the LPL has grown to rival the LCK, and the entire esports industry has become stronger. It didn't take long for that to happen. My question is, why couldn't Japan do the same?
japan esport trend itself is a bit of anomaly, i mean sure they are big on tekken but their actual exposure to a more general genre of esport starts from apex so its more like they can gather the numbers but as ecosystem and environtment itself japan still considered young.
Compared with korea that starts from starcraft and china that starts from CF and dota, japan still have a long way to go.
yehfela [#9]7 slot korea 3 slots sea
Jp go challenge
3 slot SEA.
then among the SEA, whose to drop?
Biostar [#18]Since 2015, China has absorbed the all merits of Korean scene, the LPL has grown to rival the LCK, and the entire esports industry has become stronger. It didn't take long for that to happen. My question is, why couldn't Japan do the same?
have fps games ever really been popular in Japan? I know that they're very good at fighting games, i only rlly watch smash but I know they got aMSa in ssbu, miya acola raru and shuton in ssbu, and Evo Japan is a massive event, but I was under the impression that games like CSGO, and R6 never really caught on in Japan. I know that they're pretty good at Apex Legends tho, and valorant is obviously popular but it doesn't seem like they have a real legacy in fps esports the way EMEA KR and NA do with their history in CS, OW, R6, and other massive FPS esports
StrafingGoatWoweeClap [#21]japan esport trend itself is a bit of anomaly, i mean sure they are big on tekken but their actual exposure to a more general genre of esport starts from apex so its more like they can gather the numbers but as ecosystem and environtment itself japan still considered young.
Compared with korea that starts from starcraft and china that starts from CF and dota, japan still have a long way to go.
I remember Korean league players going to China in 2014 and laughing at how lazy and selfish Chinese players were. Just three years later, they won worlds two years in a row, and it became clear that you can't beat them unless you fight to the death. Valo is in its fifth year, and time has passed a bit more than the Japanese fans' excuses.
StrafingGoatWoweeClap [#21]japan esport trend itself is a bit of anomaly, i mean sure they are big on tekken but their actual exposure to a more general genre of esport starts from apex so its more like they can gather the numbers but as ecosystem and environtment itself japan still considered young.
Compared with korea that starts from starcraft and china that starts from CF and dota, japan still have a long way to go.
You mean SF and Smash Bros. Tekken has always been Korean (+ Pakistani more recently) stronghold.
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