Interview was audio only, but I probably won't be posting that anywhere anytime soon until I learn how to create that sort of content in a meaningful manner.
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Interview was audio only, but I probably won't be posting that anywhere anytime soon until I learn how to create that sort of content in a meaningful manner.
bro I JUST hit publish
Good luck man, don't stress about it too much, it's always a process. Find something nice wherever you moved (whether it be a cafe, restaurant, place you can just chill at, etc.) and explore your surroundings for a bit, that always helped for me.
not to worry crayon you know I got you
You have to be considered a full-time student to play in collegiate, which for most schools is considered taking at least 12 credits a semester. Different colleges have different programs or clubs that aren't always recognized by the university. However, a lot of them have been growing lately and many colleges have their own arena (basically bootcamp area) for matches, etc. Others that are on the higher end of competition (Winthrop, Northwood, Maryville, etc.) often have more space and better accommodations than say a school that isn't as competitive. I've met players who told me they played out of a broom closet at their university whereas others have a very nice arena space that can even host LANs.
There's a lot of leagues and LANs hosted in collegiate so it's honestly worth looking into if you're trying to dip your toe in the scene, not to mention it's a great experience because the people you meet are so fun to be around.
Try looking through twitter or LFT discords (like hangouts, etc.) for any T3 orgs (or even your own university if it has a Valorant division) that may be looking for an analyst. Just make sure to set expectations with whoever you end up joining beforehand so you both are on the same page on what is expected from you. Don't worry about your rank because at the end of the day if you're helping the team improve it shouldn't matter what rank you are, especially if it helps you grow as an analyst as well. Wishing you luck bro 🙏
thank you nobody___100 I hope you eventually figured out how to place your brimstone smokes
jett on bind some dude was saying he had hw to do
that spot is currently occupied by DELUSIONAL_POTTER_FAN but thanks greedeetv 🙏🙏🙏🔥🔥🔥
I had the nicest soup ever bro just perusin the forums until i get sleepy
alive but a lot busier 🙁 I will come back for you bronzil_enjoyer I promise
Honestly if the team can handle the tone and delivery that's not too bad on the timeouts imo but on the wrong players that can 100% tilt them even if they don't think it will
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it might have been a coincidence but tbh I did have to use the bathroom right after a scoop every now and then. Overall though I didn't notice much change
when I started I went with 20g (4 scoops of 5g) a day for 5 days and then after that just one scoop of 5g a day. Just make sure you're drinking water consistently and staying hydrated
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Noted. Thank you, ax0788.
Yeah I was also pretty surprised to hear this, but that was almost a year ago so maybe things are/will be different now
https://teamliquid.com/news/2023/06/28/co-ed-game-changers-and-valorants-trans-players
Article from June of last year, Bob mentioned that in NA, ftm trans players weren't allowed to play. Unsure if that has been reversed but that's what I found from a quick google search
happy birthday tuxe hope you have a great day man
Thursday the 29th, sorry about that lol
No worries, I understand why people are upset and nobody is stopping you from chatting about it on here. I see where you're coming from and honestly I'm probably the last person who should respond on anyone's behalf, partially because I'm still very inexperienced when it comes to journalism but mainly because I'm not involved in that situation one bit.
In regards to "was he even a good journalist?", he has done far more for the site than people give him credit for. He was someone that helped onboard the newer batch of writers about two years ago when people like me, Ferahgo, redlight, etc. joined and I'm very grateful for the guidance and patience he displayed throughout it all. I only got into writing articles because I saw tama's "writers needed" post one day and figured I'd apply for the hell of it because I was bored and wanted to see where it would take me. Fast forward to now and I've been able to hone not just my writing skills, but other aspects that come with creating more in-depth articles and projects down the line. I don't ever intend to truly commit to this in a career sense, but that's not to say that I haven't learned a lot from my stay here which would not have been possible without the wonderful support Diogo and the other staff at VLR have offered me. I understand that whole situation has left many people here unhappy with him, but that shouldn't take away from his ability to do what he did for the site, which was a lot more than just write articles. Drama aside, he did a very great job at what he did and I will miss seeing him around 🙂
Small correction to the article: the groups will most likely vary and will not follow the graphic put in the official announcement, but EDG will still be in Group C with a 2nd round BYE. Sorry for any confusion!
When the competition is high it's worth noting, especially when it's the first time seeing the results of the hard work by some of these T2 teams, more so when it's against franchised teams with established players. Not all of the OFF//SEASON events have been the most challenging and some aren't worth forming an opinion around due to the teams that participate, but I think the matches that hold the most weight for the future are the T1 vs T2 teams. On one side you have teams that might have restructured and are testing things, but are still a decent squad whereas on the other end is a roster that has been grinding a lot to put up results with talent that has yet to break into the partnership leagues. These tournaments (for T2 teams, at least) are a great way to see how far a player or squad can go and if they're worth investing into imo.
Happy holidays guys
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