Thanks for proving my point as to how braindead people can be. All of the points I have laid out stand unblunted and this petulant reply only means you can't provide any counter-arguments.
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Thanks for proving my point as to how braindead people can be. All of the points I have laid out stand unblunted and this petulant reply only means you can't provide any counter-arguments.
that guy is a thief and stole my reddit post and my own analysis
Bruh, why are you stealing my reddit post?? At least give credit where it's due. Original post: https://www.reddit.com/r/ValorantCompetitive/comments/v1mlw7/does_m3c_have_an_org/
I'm glad people agree here though
Stop trying to make it look like copypasta ffs lmao people cn't handle constructive post and analysis that strains their mental capacity
And Sentinel, is not looking impressive. Given the current trajectory, I suspect they will simply be remembered as the one-time wonders. The weight of their past legacy lies in the hand of their current performance. Otherwise, a shadow will be cast on their past performance and give us a reason to doubt whether their feats were truly magnificent and they were truly spectacular.
I completely agree. A lot of people would still point to their past performance not knowing that VALORANT is more tactical and competitive now; so it's more meaningful and remarkable to be dominant now than back then when the game was new and the professional scene inchoate -- teams were still in the exploring stage, not many formidable teams/players had joined in as they have now, and Sentinel, which had joined very early on, simply was ahead of the curve in their understanding of the game.
Now that the game has developed, they slumped. This era will be the one to truly determine the GOAT candidates in terms of team and players.
Yep, easy for Sentinel since TenZ is angry and hungry after his recent performance.
You can't even count out TSM considering their recent performance which is infinitely better than SENTineL.