Prove me wrong lil bros

This made me buy a bath tub lil bro

Helped me fight depression. Would recommend this to erbody.

This guy knows Sen more than the players and coaches themselves. Nt Kaplan.

Overflow season 1

Delete this before 100T sees

This is what I was thinking. But then afterall only 1 gets to Champions so I guess we'll see how bad they want it.

But that's a lower chance of making it compared to upper bracket lil bro

Help me :(

Get ready to get replies here buddy

Ara-ara!

:catJAM:

Bro no way NRG is willing to pay 28K salary for cryo. That's too much.

Keep his ass in CS2 would be better

T_T

Bro look at their faces. How can y'all clown em T_T

I swear I hear "oh my ghooood oh maaahy gawddd owww myyyyyy goooowd" like 90% of the time what is this LMAO

Kekw

would bang 100%
edit: bang would 100%

Daniella Hemsley flashes the crowd on live tv after her first win 😳

Didn't they get 2-0'd by like Team Secret?

Map 3 decides it erbody let's gooo

You don't watch KangKang lil bro

Optic flair checks out 🗿

I mean if your awping, you have to go get kills. If it means offsetting enemy tempo with your W key, then that's a good job no?

is it just me or...

Damn.

Might be a good idea no? He can learn a lot with that experience tbh.

He's getting paid 25k, he must carry with OP lil bro

What happened here lil bros

I'm with bob here

Yeah might be comms issue damn

Nope. 1:24, bang smoked art already, Tenz was inside A site and pancada still not inside art. Tenz died at 1:17.

The omen smoke was already there before pancada even got to art and even when Tenz was still in A site.

Imagine if Tenz didn't yolo push art with spike when it's astra smoked while he's getting Harbor ulted T_T I can't think of any reason why he would do that, No one to trade him, Zekken is scaling dugout, pancada was smoked out. Help me please.

That was a misplay, they had no smokes anymore and Tenz was jumping and pushing thru astra smoke while getting detected by Harbor ult and still wants to push art (Bang hearts this btw) while pancada was smoked so he couldn't help. That was a bad decision from Tenz.

No disrespect but imagine if Tenz didn't yolo push art with Spike tho

Wtf was that throw by Sen

Sen throw tbh

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA WEEEEEEEEEE

That was like a slap to other regions T_T and Valo just launched like last week in China

Jesus Christ you guys seeing this? I just got goosebumps from the team intros wtf is this

When you're joining a team or even when you work as a new employee, you have to adapt into the team's current structure, it's not the other way around lil bro.

Thanks lil bro! I appreciate this 🙏

Yay is surely one of the best players in the world last year, a former Valorant world champion with Team Optic and last year's gamer of the year, has recently faced disappointing results and controversy regarding his attitude and performance. Following Optic's exclusion from Valorant franchising, Yay signed with C9, but after a lackluster showing in the VCT Lockin, he was cut from the team.

He subsequently joined DSG Team, founded by content creator Toast, but failed to produce successful results, leading to the team's disbandment. Yay's post-disbandment comments criticizing his former team and expressing regret for joining a tier 2 team like DSG have raised concerns about his ability and attitude. This analysis aims to assess Yay's recent performance and attitude, questioning whether he deserves to return to the tier 1 scene.

Performance Analysis:
Yay's recent performances have been far from his past glory days. He struggled to find his form while playing for C9 and even after joining DSG, often whiffing shots and losing crucial 1v1 duels. These shortcomings were evident especially to casters and viewers, where his underwhelming play contributed to the team's disappointing results. Even after joining DSG Team, Yay failed to make a significant impact. The team's inability to secure a single win with Yay onboard suggests that his individual performance did not live up to expectations. Clear, his ex teammate in dsg had a better rating and overall impact in their most recent matches with DSG.

Attitude Concerns:
In addition to his subpar performance, Yay's attitude has come under scrutiny. Following the disbandment of DSG Team, Yay publicly criticized his former teammates, likening them to a ranked team and suggesting that he had to carry them in games. Such comments not only reflect poorly on Yay as a teammate but also demonstrate a lack of professionalism. Instead of taking responsibility for his own performance and contributing constructively to team discussions, Yay chose to deflect blame onto his teammates, undermining team unity and cohesion.

Questioning Tier 1 Potential:
Considering Yay's recent performance struggles and his questionable attitude, it is reasonable to question whether he deserves another chance in the tier 1 scene. Valorant's competitive landscape is highly competitive and demanding, requiring not only individual skill but also teamwork and a positive attitude. Yay's inability to shine as a standout player and his divisive comments may make organizations wary of investing in him for a tier 1 roster. He even comments how he regrets not joining Bleed eSports with a million dollar offer even when Bleed now recently made franchising without him. It seems clear that his pride and ego overshadows the competitive integrity of the scene itself. He is clearly not someone team's can rely on through ups and downs.

Conclusion:
Yay's recent performance and attitude in Valorant have raised concerns about his ability to compete at the highest level. Subpar performances during his time with Cloud9 and DSG Team, coupled with his critical remarks about teammates, suggest a decline in skill and a problematic attitude. While Yay's past achievements cannot be overlooked, it is crucial to evaluate current form and attitude when considering a return to the tier 1 scene. Ultimately, it is up to teams and organizations to weigh the risks and benefits of signing Yay, keeping in mind the competitive landscape and the importance of a positive team dynamic.

Is it just me or HK players are really nice towards other teammates? I've been playing unrated for like 3 days now in Hk server and I always queue with mandarin speaking players usually from HK. I try to speak mandarin terms like Duibuqi or Jiayou (since I hear them comming in mandarin) and they're always so nice to me and very friendly, even teaching me and commending me etc... Is it because Valo is now launched in China or something? I'm loving this server tbh.

Asc 2?

TenTen signs with McDonalds

I knew you were trouble when you walked iiiiiin

4th DNP in a row tho