I'm wondering why malaysian teams are pretty weak compared to the singaporeans one, for example the team kingsmen and todak didn't even get out of group stage in the MY/SG challengers. Is there perhaps any reason why these teams doesn't do as good as the singaporeans one? Very curious.
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Ploodle_Shankypoo [#3]What?
locksg is gonna come here and trashtalk...so its a pre-ratio
sry idk about malaysian scene
Tokyo777 [#4]locksg is gonna come here and trashtalk...so its a pre-ratio
sry idk about malaysian scene
Oh, oke
Tokyo777 [#4]locksg is gonna come here and trashtalk...so its a pre-ratio
sry idk about malaysian scene
pre ratio lmao
Ploodle_Shankypoo [#9]I really got nothing out of this thread excepts weird ratios wow. I guess that's just how bad the malay scene is
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LightPhD [#8]I think because SG is richer so they invest more into it idk. Because bleed has two Swedes
Well that's only bleed and prx with like 2 indo and 1 malay, but other than that even a no name aingaporean team did better than kingsmen and todak
Ploodle_Shankypoo [#11]Well that's only bleed and prx with like 2 indo and 1 malay, but other than that even a no name aingaporean team did better than kingsmen and todak
Maybe because MY is just being carried by SG skill diff
archetype [#17]I would assume bad work ethic and lack of drive as Todak is big in MY as a brand but consistently does bad in VCT nowadays.
After winning first strike they really drop hard
NajibRazak [#20]Malaysia focus more on mobile than pc games. According to 1 of my friends (ex lol-pro player) sponsors want to see instant result and since pc scene is not as develop as mobile most sponsors are hesitant to invest into it.
those sponsors have brain damage.
archetype [#21]those sponsors have brain damage.
What to do . 3rd world country mindset but want 1st world country returns
delusional_paperrex_fan [#16]kgm still shat on onic
Well wasn't that in some random tier 3 tournament? It's just sad when it matter the most malaysian teams always underperform.
from what i know its mostly because malaysia has a lack of sponsors / investments despite there being a pretty decent talent pool to pick from, like a malaysian player from Kingsmen ( theDoctorr ) was bought / transfer to Action PH ( 1 of philipines best teams rn ). Theres also that lack of drive from Organizations and players to strive for better. Slowly the better malaysian players are being poached from other regions in SEA 1 by 1, leaving an even lower incentive to invest in malaysia itself.
Alovant [#24]from what i know its mostly because malaysia has a lack of sponsors / investments despite there being a pretty decent talent pool to pick from, like a malaysian player from Kingsmen ( theDoctorr ) was bought / transfer to Action PH ( 1 of philipines best teams rn ). Theres also that lack of drive from Organizations and players to strive for better. Slowly the better malaysian players are being poached from other regions in SEA 1 by 1, leaving an even lower incentive to invest in malaysia itself.
im also pretty sure kingsmen is disbanding as an org since they just dropped thedoctorr , riza and nomfu and they also dropped their mlbb roster
delusional_paperrex_fan [#25]im also pretty sure kingsmen is disbanding as an org since they just dropped thedoctorr , riza and nomfu and they also dropped their mlbb roster
ya it seems like it, only 3 players left. Or theres another prospect which is kingsmen as an org all-in on Valorant, looking for up and coming malaysian players
Alovant [#24]from what i know its mostly because malaysia has a lack of sponsors / investments despite there being a pretty decent talent pool to pick from, like a malaysian player from Kingsmen ( theDoctorr ) was bought / transfer to Action PH ( 1 of philipines best teams rn ). Theres also that lack of drive from Organizations and players to strive for better. Slowly the better malaysian players are being poached from other regions in SEA 1 by 1, leaving an even lower incentive to invest in malaysia itself.
All it takes right now is for a no-name malaysian team to explode into the scene for it to be heavily developed, such as in Dota 2 where malaysia have produced some of the greatest talents and is a staple of the game
Alovant [#26]ya it seems like it, only 3 players left. Or theres another prospect which is kingsmen as an org all-in on Valorant, looking for up and coming malaysian players
maybe moosey since nomfu retired and moosey plays duel and justa which was their old smokes player is playing again so i think they need one more player , prob someone from madness
delusional_paperrex_fan [#28]maybe moosey since nomfu retired and moosey plays duel and justa which was their old smokes player is playing again so i think they need one more player , prob someone from madness
hopefully, right now kingsmen is probably malaysia best hope as an ORG since orange-esports is gone? i still see their pc-cafes alive but im not sure if they are still involved in esport much
Alovant [#27]All it takes right now is for a no-name malaysian team to explode into the scene for it to be heavily developed, such as in Dota 2 where malaysia have produced some of the greatest talents and is a staple of the game
Even now no more tier 1 Malaysia dota team. All either go china or sg
Alovant [#27]All it takes right now is for a no-name malaysian team to explode into the scene for it to be heavily developed, such as in Dota 2 where malaysia have produced some of the greatest talents and is a staple of the game
even team secrets coach is from dota i think
NajibRazak [#31]Even now no more tier 1 Malaysia dota team. All either go china or sg
sadly low investment from Malaysian firms since yk, most are still in a old-fashioned way of thinking ( looking down on e-sports ). However the talent pool was really deep, with many TI winning teams / runner-ups usually containing 1 or 2 Malaysian players.
Edit : Even OG had a Malaysian player in place of Ana throughout the time he was not there
Alovant [#33]sadly low investment from Malaysian firms since yk, most are still in a old-fashioned way of thinking ( looking down on e-sports ). However the talent pool was really deep, with many TI winning teams / runner-ups usually containing 1 or 2 Malaysian players.
Edit : Even OG had a Malaysian player in place of Ana throughout the time he was not there
yeah , even bleed which was a no name org got sponsored 1.5 mil by hydroflux
delusional_paperrex_fan [#34]yeah , even bleed which was a no name org got sponsored 1.5 mil by hydroflux
Wasn't it the ridiculous 50m investment?
Ploodle_Shankypoo [#35]Wasn't it the ridiculous 50m investment?
oh ye they also got invested 50mil and according to google it was the "Asia Venture Capital"
delusional_paperrex_fan [#36]oh ye they also got invested 50mil and according to google it was the "Asia Venture Capital"
Yea, they're trying to be the manchester city of APAC lmao
no1haterbutloveyou2 [#30]hes already banned dude https://www.vlr.gg/user/LockSG
rip bozo🤪
he will not be missed
Tokyo777 [#4]locksg is gonna come here and trashtalk...so its a pre-ratio
sry idk about malaysian scene
LMFAO he's annoying af
IMO, really Malaysia's scene was really good, the proof is the Malay team was fought very hard at First Strike, after that. They really drop too hard and get a lack of consistency and you know, MY was merging with SG, so too much competition. Kingsmen and Todak is the notable mention but I hope MY team get to fight back again in the APAC scene
riftxd [#40]IMO, really Malaysia's scene was really good, the proof is the Malay team was fought very hard at First Strike, after that. They really drop too hard and get a lack of consistency and you know, MY was merging with SG, so too much competition. Kingsmen and Todak is the notable mention but I hope MY team get to fight back again in the APAC scene
I hope so.
NajibRazak [#20]Malaysia focus more on mobile than pc games. According to 1 of my friends (ex lol-pro player) sponsors want to see instant result and since pc scene is not as develop as mobile most sponsors are hesitant to invest into it.
same as Indonesia, just buy a cheap Xiaomi phone and go pro LMFAO.
But really, tho. mobile games is more cheap than PC games from the budgeting
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