Why no consistency in this game?

KRU - Top 4 at Champs but first out of groups at this tourney (meta change is not an excuse btw, games like LOL are much more heavily based on meta yet we still see T1 dominating for years)

DRX - Steamrolled ZETA and NIP (who ZETA struggled to beat), 2 maps away from beating OpTic 2-0 but gets shit on by ZETA a week later?

ZETA - Somehow had a fluke run after losing to G2 and DRX (who lost to PRX btw).

OpTic - Barely won Guard and DRX, lost to Xerxia and beat them 3 days later, lost to LOUD and beat them 2 days later

If teams can learn from their mistakes and get better in just a span of a week then that is the definition of low skill cap game

#justiceforvivokeyd

It’s called having a good coaching structure which allows you to learn from your mistakes and improve tactically, not mechanically

issax28? ok imma gonna skip ur bs

Still thinking ZETA had a fluke run? Typical Ballsax28

This just shows that teams are good because they can adapt and learn from their mistakes.

valorant is a baby game that has too much luckiness and randomness that’s why

Gambit - Won Masters Three, then came second at Champs, did great in challengers and then Rioted with a shitty match schedule and well, a war

tbh i would rather see different teams winning than a team building a dynasty, that would be boring as shit just like Astralis era

idk abt u guys but i think its WAAY more fun when shit like this happens and u actually r concerned abt ur fav team even if it is against like a weaker team
it makes things interesting that small teams can beat big ones it makes it much more interesting

Zephyros [#10]

idk abt u guys but i think its WAAY more fun when shit like this happens and u actually r concerned abt ur fav team even if it is against like a weaker team
it makes things interesting that small teams can beat big ones it makes it much more interesting

ikr, in this way u will care about ur team more cuz theres a chance they lose, not just like going to sleep knowing ur team is 100% gonna beat a t2 team