Yeah. I thought my edit acknowledged that. I didn’t realize the first time reading though.

You’re worse than the OP. Both of you need to take a break from vlr

E: after reading again, I think that’s sarcasm. I’ll let it slide

Bro dropped 45. Crazy

Cloud9 used to be top 3 in NA earlier behind prime Sen and 100T. I think they can still compete with a few changes. I wouldn’t call NRG top 5 right now but they can be dangerous if they pick up optic roster. I think that before NA top talent was split between 10 teams. If optic stays together, that means the remaining slots are for NA’s top 20 players. IMO NA has a big chance to wipe EMEA in kickoff.

I don’t think it’s that deep bro

I might be crazy but I could’ve swore there was a third.

Yo this guy is popping off on the timeline

W analysis

I think optic played better overall on ascent and breeze but big mistakes costed then multiple rounds. Good teams like Loud will usually capitalize on that. That’s what made the difference this match.

They need this to cope with the fact that they lost to 3 regions at this event. Just let them cope in peace.

You could not pay me to get that information out of me

The 30 team kickoff tournament next year will show everyone the true depth that each region has. Since all top players will be condensed into 10 teams, which region do you think will have the best 50 players?
Personally I think it goes Europe, Americas, then Asia.
Interested to see what you guys think.

It’s hard to believe you’d have a job with how often you’re hanging around here. You put time into valo or any other games?

What do you do when you’re not on vlr?

Yeah like do you have a job? Hobbies? Do you even play valorant?

1. Blaziken
2. Garchomp
3. Charizard
4. Mewtwo
5. Druddigon (underrated Pokémon )

With the current state of how the game is right now, you definitely need to be at least immortal to even have a chance of going pro. I’m not the guy to ask about how to rank up but there’s tons of information about the best ways to improve. Personally I would suggest:

1. Finding a duo/trio to queue with. This makes matchmaking a little less random with throwing teammates and gives you better comms.
2. Try to learn at least 1 agent in every role. Being flexible on multiple agents is what separates good players from great players
3. Get your name out there. Joining discord servers with lots of players that compete helps people know who you are. Posting clips or streaming might help too (definitely not necessary though).

This is just my advice though so take what you want from this. Hope it helped.

With regards to your age. Reflexes only dim with time. Mentality, decision making, and general game IQ don’t really decrease with age. Many good players have played into their 30s. My best advice though would just be don’t get discouraged. Hope this helped.

Is it just me, or do only EMEA teams feel comfortable playing split? I haven’t seen any non-EMEA teams have anything close to good results against an EMEA’s split.

Bro why did they switch the games. I was hoping for optic and Fnatic early.

True evil 💀