MeAngryNotHappy
Flag: China
Registered: February 23, 2023
Last post: June 9, 2024 at 8:50 AM
Posts: 356
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who do you think? 🤔

posted 7 months ago

A player from india

posted 7 months ago

azys best indian player

posted 7 months ago

lets go!

posted 7 months ago

Honestly PH teams has more higher achievements than Indo Team

posted 8 months ago

GE y0y, LOUD y0y

posted 8 months ago

Should GE signs Orangutan indian Players? I mean they are the best in SA right now? Whachu think?

posted 8 months ago

Impression Farming Org

posted 8 months ago

Once upon a time, in the virtual realm of first-person shooter (VALORANT) , there was a skilled but morally ambiguous gamer named CGRS. CGRS was known for his exceptional reflexes, precision aiming, and strategic thinking. However, he had a dark secret: he occasionally resorted to cheating to gain an unfair advantage over his opponents.

CGRS journey into cheating began innocently enough. He started playing FPS games for fun, but as he became more engrossed in the competitive aspect, he craved victory at all costs. One day, while browsing through gaming forums, he stumbled upon a website that offered "undetectable" cheats and hacks for various FPS games.

Temptation got the better of CGRS, and he decided to download one of these cheating programs. The first time he activated it, he felt a mix of excitement and guilt. Suddenly, he became invincible, moving faster than anyone else, and hitting every shot with unerring accuracy. It was like he had become a gaming god overnight.

With his newfound cheating abilities, CGRS rank skyrocketed, and he became a feared player in Valorant community. However, as he rose to the top, he couldn't help but notice the disdain and skepticism from other players. They accused him of hacking, called him a cheater, and urged game developers to ban him.

But CGRS was addicted to the thrill of winning. The accolades, admiration, and the adrenaline rush kept him going. He rationalized his cheating by telling himself that everyone else was doing it, or that it was the only way to compete against other cheaters. Deep down, though, he knew it was wrong.

As time went on, the game developers caught wind of CGRS cheating activities. They tirelessly worked to patch the vulnerabilities he exploited and enhance their anti-cheat systems. One day, while CGRS was in the midst of a heated match, his screen flickered, and he was abruptly disconnected from the game.

The ban hammer had finally struck.

CGRS account was permanently banned, and all his progress and achievements were wiped away. He was devastated. The sense of loss and regret washed over him, making him realize the extent of his mistake. The cheap victories he had once cherished now felt hollow and meaningless.

Determined to redeem himself, CGRS decided to start afresh. He created a new gaming account, vowing never to cheat again. He devoted himself to honing his skills legitimately, spending countless hours practicing, studying strategies, and participating in fair competitions.

Over time, CGRS hard work paid off. He regained his reputation, earned the respect of fellow gamers, and even became a role model for aspiring players. Through his redemption, he discovered the true joy of gaming—competition driven by skill, sportsmanship, and fair play.

And so, CGRS story serves as a reminder that cheating may grant temporary victories, but the cost is the loss of integrity, respect, and the genuine satisfaction that comes from genuine accomplishments.

posted 11 months ago

no shot

posted 11 months ago

CGRS smokin them HAHHAHAHAHHAHAHHAH

posted 11 months ago

and russia and japan are literally neighbors, they have disputed island in their borders

posted about a year ago

Vladivostok is much closer to Tokyo than Moscow

posted about a year ago

ID - SG - PH - KR either way

posted about a year ago

THey are locked in 2nd

posted about a year ago

Starts now

posted about a year ago

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posted about a year ago

what games are you watching?

posted about a year ago

Forsaken is JIngs mom

posted about a year ago

still coping

posted about a year ago

Hmm, who gonna say?

posted about a year ago

indo esports management fraud

posted about a year ago

ID and PH were frenemy, the love to TT each other, but support at the same time when playing outside the SEA region

posted about a year ago

LULCKED

posted about a year ago

Well, this is bad, but this is the reality of Esports or any sport in general. Passionate fans will get hurt or be sad

posted about a year ago

Welcome back

posted about a year ago

Azys has more podium in the the PH scene, maybe, but Invy is younger and has room for improvement.
To add Azys main role is duelist in Ph scene

posted about a year ago

lolololololololololololololol

posted about a year ago

NICE

posted about a year ago

Indians always wants recognition/representation, dunno why

posted about a year ago

APAC : Something

posted about a year ago

they got the map of the Philippines

posted about a year ago

Have a great day!

posted about a year ago

DRX
TS
T1
GENG
GE
TLN
PRX
DFM
ZETA
Wingman
Timmy
RRQ

posted about a year ago

fair point

posted about a year ago

cause NA love drama

posted about a year ago

but please keep this roster playing, Regrouping with Skrossi and LF would cause them some time

posted about a year ago

He is carrying indian team

posted about a year ago

As much as i want to see Skrossi play, but i think this line-up is better without him

posted about a year ago

Please remove the word "Geniuses" to evil geniuses

posted about a year ago

he chickened

posted about a year ago
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