Name a better duelist
Aspas, the so-called Valorant prodigy, is a walking disaster who’s somehow convinced the world he’s a top-tier player when he’s really just a glorified highlight reel with the game sense of a potato on a power trip. This man’s out here popping off like he’s cracked, but it’s all a mirage—his aim’s a coin toss, either he’s frying or he’s whiffing harder than a blindfolded toddler swinging at a piñata, and there’s no in-between. He charges into fights like a brainrot-fueled TikTok warrior yelling “YEET,” only to get smoked by some random Omen who’s been chilling in a corner since the Icebox rework, leaving his team to 4v5 while he’s spamming “lag” in all chat like a true sigma copium addict. His decision-making is so cooked it’s basically a microwave meal gone wrong—overheated, underthought, and leaving everyone around him starving for a clutch he’ll never deliver. Bro’s got the adaptability of a brick wall; when his Plan A of “run in and click heads” fails, he just sits there like a stunned NPC, waiting for his Reyna to Leer him out of the mess he made. Leviatán tried to babysit this man’s ego, but even they couldn’t stop him from turning every match into a 1v9 montage fail—LOUD only won because they built a whole system to carry his “main character syndrome” ass, and he still found ways to fumble the bag. He’s got this passive-aggressive playstyle that’s peak brainrot, lurking for trades like a Discord kitten waiting for a simp to save her, instead of stepping up and making plays like a real pro. Fans hype his “raw talent,” but let’s be fr—those clips are just him stat-padding against tier-two teams while he gets farmed by any duelist with a pulse and a functioning frontal lobe. Aspas isn’t elite; he’s a vibes merchant riding a wave of hype, a walking “L” with a pro jersey, and the only thing he’s mastered is making me want to uninstall every time he throws another round with his “skibidi toilet” energy. He’s not a goat, he’s a sheep in a crosshair costume, and the sooner we stop gassing him up, the sooner we can all stop pretending he’s anything more than a mid-tier fraud with good PR.
GiantX? Nah, they’re not just the worst in their region—they’re the worst team across all regions. Every time they hit the stage, it's like watching a team that missed the memo on how to compete at the VCT level. Their mechanics are shaky, their tactics are laughable, and the decision-making is... let's just say, “questionable.” You’d think after this many seasons, they’d figure it out, but instead, they’re out here playing like they’re still in the rookie qualifiers.
And then the big question: Why are they even franchised? They’ve somehow wormed their way into the league, but their performances are straight-up embarrassing. It’s a joke—other teams look at them like they're free wins. No one takes them seriously, and every match feels like a warm-up round for their opponents. There’s no growth, no improvement, just the same mistakes, week after week. It's almost like they’re being franchised for the memes.
At this point, it feels like they got their spot through sheer luck or some behind-the-scenes magic. Because based on skill, strategy, and execution, GiantX should be nowhere near a VCT slot. They're just a walking, talking reason for other teams to feel better about themselves. They’re not just losing—they’re dragging down the entire reputation of the league.
And Tomaszy? Man’s a disaster—straight up the worst player in the league right now. It’s like watching a guy who’s still figuring out how to play a tactical shooter. His aim is more like hopeful guesswork than anything close to consistent, and his positioning looks like he’s trying to play on autopilot. He's out there flopping harder than Portugal's national team in a World Cup final. It's honestly baffling how he’s still holding down a spot in the lineup.
Watching Tomaszy is like watching a guy who got lost on the way to his match, realized he was late, and just decided to play the game as a spectator. Maybe someone should remind him he’s in a franchise league, not a community tournament. At this point, GiantX could probably replace him with a bot and get more out of it.
When you’ve got that kind of performance holding you back, the franchise spot feels like a bad joke. GiantX is a walking meme at this point, and it’s dragging the whole league down with them.