the movement buff improves the ult indirectly

Im really happy for him. Especially after what happened with navi

That they performed way better last year proves my point. It shows that after one team ascended they didn’t have enough talent to create another reliable ascension winning team (let alone 2).

NA always acts like they have a crazy T2 scene and lots of talent lined up, but at ascension you could see how they compare to others. TSM bombed out and m80 somehow got to finals and lost to 2g esports (who?). Too much hype for NA T2

I can officially change my gender in my German ID more often than I can change my ign in Valorant

You missed the whole point of franchising. It’s about having stable orgs in the league for a long time, from wich riot and the orgs profit. If a team is bad the orgs just switch their players for the next season and pick up t2 talent (At least it should be like that).

This one really got you riled up

Whole event should have been offline

Just get off this site bro, there are better things to do in life. Not even hating rn just some advice if you want to look back and be happy about how you chose to spend your time

All I see you doing is baiting 24/7, I really do feel bad for you because something has to be going wrong in your life

No way you enjoy life when everything you do all day is hating on vlr

By and large, yes, maybe because the USA has been a leading nation in the Olympic Games for longer than China. But you only have to look at the last Games, where the Chinese swimmers were suspected but later allowed to take part despite positive tests(https://time.com/7005456/chinese-swimming-doping-scandal-olympics-wada/).
To think that nobody in valorant doped is naive and childish.

I don't want to accuse anyone of doping, but I was wondering whether players are checked at all. There are drugs you can take to be much more focused and it would be a clear advantage over sober players. Especially the history of Russia and China at the Olympics, where there have already been cases or strong suspicions of doping, show that countries dope their athletes to achieve success. If you look at China in particular, where esports are somewhat important, the possibility of doping should not be ruled out.

If you use vlr in off season you’re cooked