Orgs are probably lying to us

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Laundry

I feel like “internal issues” has become the 2025 excuse to dropping players, just like role issues in 2023. Orgs know we can’t see what’s going on behind the scenes so they just claim unsolvable internal issues whenever they wanna drop someone. No way so many players hate eachother so much that they can’t play video games together

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uwukitten

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no shit, what do you want them to say? "we think X player is garbage so we dropped him"?

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Laundry

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Ofc they’re not gonna tell us the truth but like at least come up with different excuses. I don’t wanna hear unsolvable internal issues all year

Be unique and say sthm else, atp I would rather hear role issues again

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uchihared

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Okay so you just want a new vague reasoning for them to use instead?

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I mean internal issues are a real problem, especially with how small VAL circuit is in terms of events compared to your LOLs CSs and Dotas. IN those games you can spend time finding balance, but in val, you can't. You have like 1 month of prep before kick off, then if you are out you have like 1.5 months before stage 1, and then you need to be at your best after stage 1 to make the push for champs? When do you train and resolve those issues?

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Galactc

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Nah you definitely can orgs are way too afraid of giving teams time they're all too desperate for results

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teams have no risk of dropping, swapping players doesn't lose you ranking, you can afford it. in cs for example, dropping a player means dropping a share of your points, therefore you can only go for the upgrade if A.: Situation is getting worse and worse B: The player you want to get is a clear upgrade

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catNmouse

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this schedule isnt forgiving for these teams sadly

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EpicGamerGamingEpicly

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most reasons would fall under internal issues tho