Darkobas01
Flag: India
Registered: May 24, 2021
Last post: April 12, 2025 at 11:49 AM
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1 team region meanwhile the last NA team almost lost to an invited chinese team.

posted about 2 years ago

Wasn't it clear that RIOT chose orgs based on financial stability and motivation to invest time and money in game rather than previous performances? By your logic, RRQ, GE and other Asian teams should be way behind EMEA and NA orgs/teams in terms of franchise spot. Clearly an L take. Why would someone even consider Bleed when Xerxia and X10 had a better run than them? And The Guard? Same org that disbanded a few days ago?

posted about 2 years ago

Boaster was the better IGL today, and their mid round calls were really good. Derke hitting shots and Zekken being cold helped too. What's wrong with being a DRX fan? I'm from Pacific and love DRX and PRX.

posted about 2 years ago

SEN got anti-strated with a better comp. Viper + Astra means taking mid is really difficult. Fanatic played both Jett and Raze to just burst into site. I would say, boaster was a better IGL today. Zekken struggling just made it worst. GE played the same comp as SEN and lost to VIT with a similar comp as FNC. 4 agents on FNC comp can go a rafters without taking ramp. B becomes a chaos to hold from site too. You NEED to fight for both A main and B main if you are playing the Viper+Astra comp on split, which none of the teams (GE/SEN) did, or held control of.

posted about 2 years ago

He knows Cantonese and English.

posted about 2 years ago

Well, if he died as an initiator, he did his job well. The AWP showed desperation, but since they are all basically dualists, they can all awp and rotate it when one player dies. I hope that was the basic idea. I was talking more in terms of utility usage and execution timings when I said struggle. Bazzi and Rossi played completely new roles and it showed on stage. I was also unhappy with the amount of LAN jitters they had on stage in 1st map. The other team was playing with 4 rookies too, but their confidence was on another level.

posted about 2 years ago

I don't agree. Bazzi struggled as much as rossi. Ofcourse it's the role change which has affected both in terms of performance. This is where 7 man roaster doesn't make sense. They could have had much better practice in scrims if they were a 5 man team, I guess.

posted about 2 years ago

Chill out. The nerves on stage on map 1 were obvious. Map 2 and 3 were fine considering this was their 1st official with this team. Vitality has already played against quality opponents in previous tournament. For me, it was still a better showing with a new lineup than team liquid. I guess GE took this opportunity to test the lineup and gauge individual skill. Welp, looks like Monyet and Texture have solidified their place. Meanwhile bazzi and rossi had bad performances. This is where 7 man roaster doesn't make sense. I know they were all dualists, and adapting requires time, but practicing with a 7-man is just not possible.

posted about 2 years ago

He is the 6th. Probably not playing once wronski returns.

posted about 2 years ago

Stax from Pacific, cNed from Europe, Aspas from Americas. Ez

posted about 2 years ago

If GE shuts down Twisten and Molsi, they will win easily. If not, they will probably lose. Will be interesting to see how Aryin IGLs this team of rookie players at international stage.

posted about 2 years ago

Nice list, NGL. I wouldn't be surprised if Nats become #1 and yay slips down. The Chamber nerf and Sentinal buffs meta right now makes me think we will see a lot less clips on attack and a lot more successful defense clips.

posted about 2 years ago

Wait till they actually beat GE. GE will probably be with least practice in sao paulo. They just managed to get ayrin in Korea, meanwhile c9 has been practicing since November. They still don't have the whole team there.

posted about 2 years ago

Boom almost won the 2nd map. They actually threw at 11-11 on pearl, pushing further in a 3v4 post plant situation. Just sad for them. GGs to zeta. Sadge.

posted about 2 years ago

How do you manage the timings when the teams are literally from the opposite sides of the world? they have like exactly 12 hours difference in time zone.

posted about 2 years ago

SA is being conservative TBH. Most players know each other internally. Given that there have been cheating accusations, with 1 player getting banned last year (xhade) and one player already destroying the whole CS scene for the country, I would say most teams are going for known names, rarely adding new names to their teams, which is just fine for now. But two years down the line with nothing to achieve, audience will eventually give up and maybe then, we can either have our own forsaken(jason) or our own forsaken(nikhil), once again.

posted about 2 years ago

Let them try something new. Amaterasu hits insane shots when he does start hitting them. He played kayo next and went with the highest ADR.

posted about 2 years ago

It's something which is not in TO's hands as far as I know. I'm not sure but Riot has different prize pool slabs after which TOs require Riot's permission to organize and invite teams. As Valorant already has a busy schedule (qualifiers, LCQ, masters, champions and game changers), I think there's a ruling for the scale of tournament that could be held between those tournaments.

Moreover, SA teams more or less don't care anymore, because of franchise system coming up. Most of these teams will probably end up playing these small tournaments all year long now, given only GE as reached to interview stage.

posted about 2 years ago

They got one, but their salary couldn't be paid on time from India to Singapore, so they chose to leave, which is expected.

posted about 2 years ago

rather, can't beat them even if they are there.

posted about 2 years ago

All I want to say is, they had us in the 1st half, not gonna lie.

posted about 2 years ago

GE was looking shaky in SA qualifiers, another 2-0 series for SA, similar to enigma. Top 8 is too far.

posted about 2 years ago

want to win in a dominating fashion against enigma? just eco sheriff every round.

posted about 2 years ago

SA ready to win 1 match in entire series again 🙂

posted about 2 years ago

I disagree. The 2nd seed is in same group with Boom esports, and the 1st seed is in same group with Xerxia. I have low hopes TBH. Then again, I would love an upset against other teams.

posted about 2 years ago

OG 2-1 EG.

OG will win this if Persia and Tesseract come to play. OG's wins always depend on how Persia and Tessaract played in the series. Tessaract is a monster, but stuck with an agent which is a hit or a miss (sova). He can be the cracked chamber every other team is playing.

I just hope Tessaract is feeling good after that skin condition of his he is suffering from right now. Every member on OG is extremely talented and I want to see them face SEA.

posted about 2 years ago

Kuch samay ke liye VLT ke gote muhh mein aa gye ty, sach bolu toh (eng translation for mods - fpg had us in the first half, ngl).

FPG played really well, their spacing and trade game has really improved. The difference maker was that their hard carry agents (chamber and dualists) didn't shine.

posted about 2 years ago

Isn't that expected tho? Even mathematically. The probability of a SA team making it to the finals is pretty low. The competition is pretty fierce, and look at the number of team and the seats they get. Apart from OCE, and HK/TW which are arguably as good/bad as SA, every other region has 3 seats, even Vietnam. Funnily half of these teams will get eroded once franchise system comes to play. You need to understand that a few of these teams are there just to upset the results and play as underdogs. I personally see SA, HK/TW and Vietnam as upset regions.

posted about 2 years ago

It wasn't only about harsh. Badlove came to bootcamp after the loss from VLT. There can be circumstances which are totally reasonable, but I hope that players from teams other than VLT and GE will take their career seriously and play from bootcamp if available. We need teams like Revenant and Reckoning to come up and give challenge to EG, VLT and GE. We need more competition in SA to achieve better results in SEA.

posted about 2 years ago

They will qualify with ease. 3 teams from each group will qualify and don’t think full power is good enough

posted about 2 years ago

Kya matlab bootcamp hone ke baad bhi harsh bhai ghar se khel rhe ty. Kya mtlab scs is the most important Indian tournament, but ghar se khelna is convenient. SCS ke liye bootcamp nhi aa sakte wo players ki bhi utni hi galti hai.

posted about 2 years ago

Not to hate, but what did you like about his yoru? Out of all the teleports caught on stream, none of them were based on lineups. He had 0 first kills being a dualist, and gave 6 first deaths. I know yoru is a distraction, but it was more like bad comms by t69 rather than good plays by yoru. He was not punished for those random teleports, which just shows how bad t69 played/plays. They aint qualifying for sure, and any semi-decent team in India (reckoning/revenant) will defeat them.

posted about 2 years ago

Loud has some insane aimers tbh. Just look at the g2 vs loud ascent. That sova guy acted like a turret, g2 couldn’t clear him on multiple occasions.

posted about 3 years ago

Jamppi actually saved the day for liquid on map 3. Those entries on attack from a short were insane. Also his ult was so good, getting two frags on ult every time. If not for him, liquid would have lost for sure.

posted about 3 years ago

Told you, bonkers looking good, but they had only 2 weeks of practice with a stand-in.

posted about 3 years ago

Not gonna be easy. Bonkers have a stand-in.

posted about 3 years ago

They have a pop up bootcamp from a gaming cafe in another city. They are getting 35ms from singapore with packet loss. Don't have any idea about the backup ISP they got.

posted about 3 years ago

You can't send them back, they already playing from home.

posted about 3 years ago

Just accept the reality dude. You are the actual kid living on copium. I have followed the scene since CSGO. 5 months since LCQ and I see no difference in play style. They wont make changes in roles nor in the team itself and yet they want to improve. They are behaving as if all the guys are married to each other and divorce is a taboo. Younger lads like rossi, lf(golu) and skillz fall flat on international stage. It feels like hellranger was the only one comfortable in LCQ and in yesterday's match. The worst part is, they don't even know where they lack. It's always "ping diff", "no infra", "we will grind", "they just landed today" and "we will come back stronger". Fk with the excuses, it's been all the same since last year with no improvements.

posted about 3 years ago

Sad part is, GES got new PCs from Bleed Esports. Little did Bleed knew they would get the PCs back before their matches and they could have just let GES use their existing PCs. It's a 2-1 in favor of Fancy United Golu manages more kills than the default bottom fragger Kappa, else it's an easy 2-0 for Fancy.

posted about 3 years ago

Velocity is in the same boat brother. Wait for them losing the 1st map, 2nd map won't even be close.

posted about 3 years ago

Meh, no one remembers that. We only compare Indian teams to JP/KR because in both cases, they qualify for the event, just to lose in group stage and get eliminated. Difference is, Indian teams in APAC qualifiers and JP/KR in Masters/Champions.

posted about 3 years ago

It's just kids who just started/playing watching matches during Covid lockdown. Peeps who have followed the scene since CSGO knows how well Indian teams play. For me, I just expected them to reach Group stage, but after looking at how good No Namers really is, I lowered my expectation. Skrossi wasn't firing in Indian qualifiers, unlike the last time. There's a reason they entered through wildcard and one of the last teams to qualify for SA playoffs. Meh, too many kids in chat to stop them from spamming rossi.

posted about 3 years ago
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