100T fans/haters (asuna doubters)

Dear Valorant community & 100T fans,

I am writing to you today to address the recent negativity surrounding 100T and their player Asuna. It's disheartening to see such toxicity within our community, especially towards a talented player who has had one bad game.

As a community, we need to remember that every player has their off days. Asuna is a great player who has proven himself time and time again. Let's not forget his past performances where he carried his team to victory. One bad game does not define him as a player. We should be encouraging and supporting him through this rough patch, not tearing him down.

It's important to remember that we are all human beings with feelings. It's not easy to perform under the immense pressure of a high-stakes tournament, especially when you're expected to carry your team. Asuna had to plant the bomb during the game against EDG, which can be a challenging and demanding task. We should appreciate his willingness to step up and do what was needed for his team.

I urge the community to continue supporting 100T and Asuna. Let's rally behind them and show them our support. We know that Asuna is a skilled player, and we believe that he will bounce back stronger than ever. He has shown us his ability to perform at the highest level, and we have faith that he will do so again.

In conclusion, let's show our support for 100T and Asuna. Let's not tear down our fellow players and instead encourage them through their struggles. Remember, we're all in this together, and positivity and encouragement go a long way towards creating a healthy and supportive community.

Dear Valorant community & 100T fans,

I am writing to you today to address the recent negativity surrounding 100T and their player Asuna. It's disheartening to see such toxicity within our community, especially towards a talented player who has had one bad game.

As a community, we need to remember that every player has their off days. Asuna is a great player who has proven himself time and time again. Let's not forget his past performances where he carried his team to victory. One bad game does not define him as a player. We should be encouraging and supporting him through this rough patch, not tearing him down.

It's important to remember that we are all human beings with feelings. It's not easy to perform under the immense pressure of a high-stakes tournament, especially when you're expected to carry your team. Asuna had to plant the bomb during the game against EDG, which can be a challenging and demanding task. We should appreciate his willingness to step up and do what was needed for his team.

I urge the community to continue supporting 100T and Asuna. Let's rally behind them and show them our support. We know that Asuna is a skilled player, and we believe that he will bounce back stronger than ever. He has shown us his ability to perform at the highest level, and we have faith that he will do so again.

In conclusion, let's show our support for 100T and Asuna. Let's not tear down our fellow players and instead encourage them through their struggles. Remember, we're all in this together, and positivity and encouragement go a long way towards creating a healthy and supportive community.

Dear Valorant community & 100T fans,

I am writing to you today to address the recent negativity surrounding 100T and their player Asuna. It's disheartening to see such toxicity within our community, especially towards a talented player who has had one bad game.

As a community, we need to remember that every player has their off days. Asuna is a great player who has proven himself time and time again. Let's not forget his past performances where he carried his team to victory. One bad game does not define him as a player. We should be encouraging and supporting him through this rough patch, not tearing him down.

It's important to remember that we are all human beings with feelings. It's not easy to perform under the immense pressure of a high-stakes tournament, especially when you're expected to carry your team. Asuna had to plant the bomb during the game against EDG, which can be a challenging and demanding task. We should appreciate his willingness to step up and do what was needed for his team.

I urge the community to continue supporting 100T and Asuna. Let's rally behind them and show them our support. We know that Asuna is a skilled player, and we believe that he will bounce back stronger than ever. He has shown us his ability to perform at the highest level, and we have faith that he will do so again.

In conclusion, let's show our support for 100T and Asuna. Let's not tear down our fellow players and instead encourage them through their struggles. Remember, we're all in this together, and positivity and encouragement go a long way towards creating a healthy and supportive community.

Dear Valorant community & 100T fans,

I am writing to you today to address the recent negativity surrounding 100T and their player Asuna. It's disheartening to see such toxicity within our community, especially towards a talented player who has had one bad game.

As a community, we need to remember that every player has their off days. Asuna is a great player who has proven himself time and time again. Let's not forget his past performances where he carried his team to victory. One bad game does not define him as a player. We should be encouraging and supporting him through this rough patch, not tearing him down.

It's important to remember that we are all human beings with feelings. It's not easy to perform under the immense pressure of a high-stakes tournament, especially when you're expected to carry your team. Asuna had to plant the bomb during the game against EDG, which can be a challenging and demanding task. We should appreciate his willingness to step up and do what was needed for his team.

I urge the community to continue supporting 100T and Asuna. Let's rally behind them and show them our support. We know that Asuna is a skilled player, and we believe that he will bounce back stronger than ever. He has shown us his ability to perform at the highest level, and we have faith that he will do so again.

In conclusion, let's show our support for 100T and Asuna. Let's not tear down our fellow players and instead encourage them through their struggles. Remember, we're all in this together, and positivity and encouragement go a long way towards creating a healthy and supportive community.

Dear Valorant community & 100T fans,

I am writing to you today to address the recent negativity surrounding 100T and their player Asuna. It's disheartening to see such toxicity within our community, especially towards a talented player who has had one bad game.

As a community, we need to remember that every player has their off days. Asuna is a great player who has proven himself time and time again. Let's not forget his past performances where he carried his team to victory. One bad game does not define him as a player. We should be encouraging and supporting him through this rough patch, not tearing him down.

It's important to remember that we are all human beings with feelings. It's not easy to perform under the immense pressure of a high-stakes tournament, especially when you're expected to carry your team. Asuna had to plant the bomb during the game against EDG, which can be a challenging and demanding task. We should appreciate his willingness to step up and do what was needed for his team.

I urge the community to continue supporting 100T and Asuna. Let's rally behind them and show them our support. We know that Asuna is a skilled player, and we believe that he will bounce back stronger than ever. He has shown us his ability to perform at the highest level, and we have faith that he will do so again.

In conclusion, let's show our support for 100T and Asuna. Let's not tear down our fellow players and instead encourage them through their struggles. Remember, we're all in this together, and positivity and encouragement go a long way towards creating a healthy and supportive community.

Don't ever express a serious opinion on vlr esp right after a match cause this is what happens

Think if asuna was on duelist he would do insane

Dear OriGinalgamerSWEAT,

I don't care. I will continue to hate on Asuna, but I'll support the rest of 100T.

Regards,
gamr, Asuna Doubter

Dear Valorant community & 100T fans,

I am writing to you today to address the recent negativity surrounding 100T and their player Asuna. It's disheartening to see such toxicity within our community, especially towards a talented player who has had one bad game.

As a community, we need to remember that every player has their off days. Asuna is a great player who has proven himself time and time again. Let's not forget his past performances where he carried his team to victory. One bad game does not define him as a player. We should be encouraging and supporting him through this rough patch, not tearing him down.

It's important to remember that we are all human beings with feelings. It's not easy to perform under the immense pressure of a high-stakes tournament, especially when you're expected to carry your team. Asuna had to plant the bomb during the game against EDG, which can be a challenging and demanding task. We should appreciate his willingness to step up and do what was needed for his team.

I urge the community to continue supporting 100T and Asuna. Let's rally behind them and show them our support. We know that Asuna is a skilled player, and we believe that he will bounce back stronger than ever. He has shown us his ability to perform at the highest level, and we have faith that he will do so again.

In conclusion, let's show our support for 100T and Asuna. Let's not tear down our fellow players and instead encourage them through their struggles. Remember, we're all in this together, and positivity and encouragement go a long way towards creating a healthy and supportive community.

i aint readin allat 🍆🍆😹😹😹😹🥵🍆🔥🥶😹😭

Fraud

Man had 1.02 rating in Berlin, getting carried by nitro.
Man had 0.81 rating in Champs 2022.

He's still a decent player but man's not even top 4 in his own team. He's overrated