T2 in franchisng

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queueK

consider the worst-case scenario for the tier-2 scene next year: i.e. no promotion, no wildcard, no way to get to lans

would large prizepool i.e. 500k+ third-party tournaments keep the scene alive?

this is in response to a now-deleted tweet about a 150k tournament for the VRL winners this split https://twitter.com/valleague_dach/status/1524405882351763463

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queueK

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bump!

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Marcock99

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it would be like in LoL

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Supr3meGucci

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So, no T2 scene?

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Howard

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ye dead

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katsu_vlr

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Really hope they include a couple wild cards slots for international events. They said the format is subject to change so people should really talk more about this

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Strafe7

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I think this is a must. The game and nature of valorant relies on new talent and underdogs. After fighting games cs and val have the best underdog stories.

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in europe it wouldn't be a problem, regional leagues often have more interest than the main one

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SigmaMale

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Franchising would kill teams like the Guard

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Melrose222

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Guard is a T1 team owned by rich people how would franchising kill them

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Howard

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you clearly do not know much

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SteveLob

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I found the expert

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SigmaMale

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yall are tupid i cant even

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Mohagany

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Or they could do what league does and have academy teams for each of the T1 teams in their own league. Frankly a lot of people just dont care about t2 play. 99% of the time its just inferior gameplay and not as interesting unfortunately