Nah fr

Who eats pizza from dominos? Order some little Caesars

Russian president?

No way bro you're ur so funny, you must have had a lot of gfs

Cows weren't the first ones to get milked

Sp1n
Legija
Eraser
Autumn
Faithz0r

GE 2GE

Koi jawgemo

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He just korean valorant glazer

W take

Drx 2-1 GE coz drx is more experienced. Still rooting for GE.

No way they fumbled so hard. This was like the most important match

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=bBzyHzbZoUs

Things just turner out to be I'm t1's favorite during Bangkok. They were never the best team. G2 fumbled in last map.
Now when other teams are showing there skills are losing. They need better coach, their roster is still top tier in all levels

Fr, t1 need to get a better coach, they have a good roster.
But tbh I'm glad we see something other than the same old Korean dominance

Lmao

Post a thread on vlr, it may help

Someone wrote on discord that ewc streams are like women in Riyadh, only certain people can see them💀

Lemme spread misinformation man

Bro mce and platoon didn't even practiced with the team yet

Every org cares tbh

Yeah he still roams around once in a while

But still I think the value meteor has provided in recent is usually overlooked

You'll just yet the score in the end

You guys always overlook meteor for some reason

Patrickwho?

Will any streamer stream the pacific matches?

https://www.vlr.gg/289531/patiphan-steps-back-from-competitive-play

You are the kind of guy who puts ? In chat when players die to spike in eco

He retired from pro play

You support nrg bro

If they qualify for Champs, it might be the most unthinkable Cinderella runs of all time.

W

Damnn you gave me nostalgia

Woahh

He thinks he's the big deal

You recognize that teams need double initiators right?

I don't think that'll happen because kr1stal is their igl and papi is just too good to drop

Ayrin bazzi and blazeking retired my guy

Even glazing mibr is better than this

I'm a bad boy, rawrr

'//,

How does he communicate with 4 japanese players? In jp or English? Does he know japanese?

Pretty sure this is the only international win india as a whole got internationally
Or maybe there are 2-3 more

They're just living in the past where ge were winning local t3 tournaments, as soon as they stepped out of that league they started losing and the fan base started crashing out

These teams were still like the worst of Korea at that time

Yeah, after vlt lose ascension I think they can do that, specially when talents in apac are getting less

I understand the frustration, but blaming imports or demanding 5 Indian players just for the sake of representation really misses the mark. The truth is, even India’s best players right now are struggling to hold their own at Tier 3, let alone Tier 1 or 2. Throwing five of them into a Tier 1 lineup isn’t a solution—it’s setting them up for failure.
Doing that would not only hurt their growth, but it would also disrespect every Tier 1 pro who’s earned their spot through consistent performance and international-level competition. You can't expect an org to gamble with prestige and results just to make a symbolic gesture. This isn’t a school-level tournament—it’s a high-performance space, and players have to be selected on merit, not just nationality.
And to be fair, this org actually does have a great scouting team. They’ve picked up players who were considered top-tier in their respective scenes. The real issue seems to be internal—either coaching, team dynamics, or maybe even management philosophy. The talent is there, but something’s breaking in the execution phase.
So instead of pushing for all-Indian lineups that aren’t ready yet, let’s ask better questions:

• Why aren’t good players performing under this org?
• What changes need to be made in support, coaching, or leadership?
• And just as importantly, how can we build a better grassroots competitive culture where Indian players are actually grinding hard, competing more often, and getting the experience they need to reach Tier 1 readiness?
  Support doesn’t mean lowering the standard. It means raising our game until we truly deserve to be in that tier.
  Or maybe it's just the curse and I'm overthinking.

T3xture monyet bazzi kr1stal udotan papi kellyS