Asuna_Yuuki
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In the realm of Valorant, where champions thrive,
There’s one whose performance takes a nosedive.
Aspas, they call him, with dreams lofty and grand,
But alas, his gameplay falls short, not quite as planned.

With aim as shaky as a leaf in the breeze,
Aspas falters and stumbles, with each failed squeeze.
His strategies lackluster, his decisions rash,
Leaving his teammates to pick up the cash.

In the heat of battle, where legends are made,
Aspas flounders, his mistakes displayed.
His movements predictable, his tactics weak,
His opponents rejoice as they hear him speak.

For in the annals of Valorant’s lore,
Aspas is but a footnote, nothing more.
A cautionary tale of what not to be,
In the world of Valorant, he’s far from free.

posted 10 months ago

As the dust settles on the competitive VALORANT scene, one glaring truth remains: the EMEA region stands as a monument to mediocrity and missed opportunities. With lackluster performances and a dearth of notable achievements, EMEA has consistently failed to leave a lasting impression on the global stage. While other regions showcase innovation, strategic depth, and individual skill, EMEA languishes in the shadows, perpetually overshadowed by their more formidable counterparts. From uninspired gameplay to a lack of cohesive teamwork, EMEA's shortcomings are as numerous as they are undeniable. It's time for EMEA to step up their game or risk being forever relegated to the sidelines of VALORANT esports, a cautionary tale of what happens when potential goes unfulfilled.

posted 10 months ago

In the realm of Valorant, where skills are tried,
Aspas enters the fray, with hopes held high.
But alas, their prowess falls short of the mark,
As Demon1’s brilliance leaves them in the dark.

Aspas, with ambition, seeks to rise,
Yet their efforts falter, ‘neath Demon1’s eyes.
His aim unsteady, his strategies weak,
He stumbles and falls with each passing streak.

While Demon1 shines with a radiant glow,
His precision unmatched, his movements aglow.
Each tactic executed with flawless grace,
Leaving Aspas trailing in his swift-paced race.

For in the arena of Valorant’s domain,
Demon1 reigns supreme, without disdain.
Aspas may strive, with all his might,
But against Demon1, he fades from sight.

So let it be known, in Valorant’s lore,
Aspas falls short, while Demon1 soars.
His legacy etched in pixels and fame,
As the champion of Valorant’s thrilling game.

posted 10 months ago

In the impending clash between Sentinels and 100 Thieves in Valorant, Sentinels' victory, albeit narrow, appears inevitable despite the absence of key player Johnqt with a substitute, Curry, stepping in. Sentinels' roster boasts exceptional depth, and their ability to seamlessly integrate substitutes speaks volumes about their adaptability and resilience. With a roster brimming with talent and experience, Sentinels can adjust their strategies on the fly, ensuring that the absence of their igl does not hinder their performance. Their cohesive teamwork and strategic brilliance remain intact, allowing them to exploit any weaknesses in 100 Thieves' lineup. While the absence of Johnqt may present challenges, Sentinels' sheer skill, adaptability, and determination will ultimately carry them to a hard-fought victory over 100 Thieves.

posted 10 months ago

Leviatan's impending triumph over Cloud9 in Valorant looms large, backed by a formidable combination of talent, strategic prowess, and relentless determination. With a roster comprising some of the most skilled players in the competitive scene, Leviatan possesses an unmatched level of individual skill that outshines their opponents. Their collective synergy and cohesive teamwork are second to none, allowing them to anticipate and counter Cloud9's every move with precision. Bolstered by a meticulous approach to preparation and analysis, Leviatan strategically dismantles their adversaries, exploiting weaknesses and capitalizing on opportunities with ruthless efficiency. Fueled by an unyielding hunger for victory, Leviatan enters the arena as an unstoppable force, poised to crush Cloud9 and secure their spot as the 3rd strongest team in VCT Americas

posted 10 months ago

NRG's impending dominance over LOUD in Valorant is all but assured, fueled by a combination of unparalleled skill, strategic brilliance, and unwavering determination. With a roster comprising elite players who have honed their craft to perfection through relentless practice and dedication, NRG boasts a level of mechanical prowess that surpasses that of their adversaries. This inherent superiority is complemented by NRG's strategic acumen, as they meticulously analyze opponents' tendencies, control maps with precision, and execute flawless game plans with surgical precision. Coupled with their unyielding hunger for victory, NRG enters the fray as an unstoppable force, ready to decimate LOUD and assert their undisputed dominance on the Valorant battlefield. NRG 2-0

posted 10 months ago

Saadhak got cooked in the midround by munchkin on ascent

And stax cooked him at champions

Also Saadhak’s igling is on fraud watch

Only beat the two Chinese teams and his pheonix ideas are terrible imo

Ethan would have beaten Saadhak if they played at Kick Off

posted 10 months ago

TH instead of NaVi

FPX instead of BillyBilly

And we chilling

posted 10 months ago

Its really not that crazy

Saadhak has been outcalled by people like Munchkin, Haodong, stax, and ShahZam

His calling and comp ideas are just terrible in general imo

Like his Pheonix comps are just bad

posted 10 months ago

He is American

posted 10 months ago

LOUD obvi

posted 10 months ago

No

I like SEN more

Why would I want 100t

posted 10 months ago

And the excuses begin

posted 10 months ago

Of course

What does that have to do with anything

posted 10 months ago

CLIP!?!?!?!?!?!?!

If curry plays 100t will win

posted 10 months ago

Its funny seeing VALORANT pros talk like they know things when they literally haven’t even received an education and sit on their screens playing games for a living

posted 10 months ago

You still have time to edit this filth

posted 10 months ago

Is this a surprise?

Obviously mobile games will be way more popular

Can’t even compare mobile and PC gaming communities

posted 10 months ago

Im always the only reasonable guy 😔

posted 10 months ago

EMEA doesn’t know the meta

That is why they are so bad

Yoru is still not meta in major regions because he isn’t as strong

posted 10 months ago

We need an astra buff

posted 10 months ago

Don’t think this will be a rivalry sadly

PRX vs GEN G will be the rivalry

posted 10 months ago

How come?

posted 10 months ago

I just watched bind of LEV vs SEN and sacy did not clutch AT ALL

You are just making stuff up

And while LEV got bonused so did SEN

You are actually just making things up

posted 10 months ago

s0m is a clear upgrade in the controller role and c0m has already proven his worth in EG

posted 10 months ago

Tell me how they wouldn’t work well together and I will gladly shut up

The fact is that you have no real argument so you resort to personal insults and nonsensical claims with no evidence

Exposed

You have lost.
I have won.

posted 10 months ago

FNS

LET Kingg focus on fragging

Also
-pANcada
+s0m

posted 10 months ago

Fr they need to pick up mce

posted 10 months ago

LEV needs to drop tex and mazino for s0m and FNS

posted 10 months ago

Me

CSK and India are the greatest?

posted 10 months ago

How would they not work well in a team environment

Where is your proof of that

The fact is that it will be an upgrade in both firepower and igling

No point in randomly speculating that they won’t work well together when they have no proof whatsoever

Also cry more mate 😂

There is a reason the upvote and downvote button exists

Im just upvoting the takes I agree with and downvoting the takes I disagree with

posted 10 months ago

These are undeniable upgrades

You are actually biased if you think these aren’t upgrades

And I don’t bait

posted 10 months ago

Nah bro you could not have beaten SEN

The two maps you lost were 13-3 13-9

posted 10 months ago

-mazino
-tex

+s0m
+FNS

Aspas - duelist
C0m - initiator
Kingg - flex
S0m - controller
FNS - igl/sentinel

Actual superteam

posted 10 months ago

There have been players who have done much better and crazier things but I’ve never seen them with this amount of glaze

Actually insane

SEN fanbase overhypes their players

posted 10 months ago

I’m feeling a tex resurgence

posted 10 months ago

Ok now that is insane cope

They are better than China for sure though

posted 10 months ago

I was born and bred in the streets of Chennai

posted 10 months ago

Man I can understand why Demon1 has haters but why do the rest have haters

posted 10 months ago

Demon1
Marved
Ethan
Crashies
Victor

posted 10 months ago

Demon1
Victor
Crashies
Marved
Ethan

posted 10 months ago

Brazil is lucky LOUD drew EG

LOUD didn’t deserve Madrid

posted 10 months ago

Nah his calling has been insane ngl

NRG’s attack sides have been so good for the most part, especially on ascent

posted 10 months ago

Victor
Crashies
Marved
Demon1
Ethan

posted 10 months ago

Quiet.

You are not allowed to speak

posted 10 months ago

NRG below LOUD is delusional

Others are understandable

posted 10 months ago

Yea

TenZ regained the aura

posted 10 months ago

NRG players look alpha male

Just think about it

Demon1, ethan, victor etc all very alpha guys

posted 10 months ago

SEN fans are actually delusional

Like I watch a youtube clip of one of the NRG players and all of the comments are SEN fans roasting NRG or mentioning SEN for no reason

posted 10 months ago
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