Tbf he had never touched the game before, so the roles that T1 gave him are technically his comfort roles lol

I like watching FNS play ranked games.

Since his aim is so horrible and his teammates are...typical ranked teammates and not the squad he scrims with, it lets me learn how to improve at the game without having amazing mechanical skill; his util usage, his positioning, his individual reads and what he does to capitalize off of it is all incredibly logical and refined.

The fact that he's radiant despite his aim makes me think he's the best player to genuinely learn valorant from, since if you watch people like TenZ he'll just take a lot of bad duels but win them anyways, which is something 90% of us can't replicate. With FNS, however, there's logic to his every play and decision, which is something capable of being studied and replicated with enough effort.

I feel like at first, T1 was still basically playing with NA strats in APAC, because most of their players came from the NA scene and until they relocated to Korea they were scrimming NA teams.

But slowly, over the course of the season, and as they've been scrimming more and more apac teams, they've begun to feel like an APAC team in the way they play, the comps they run, etc.

Ironic coming from the guy spilling his heart into his reply. Take a breather dude.

I'm only talking in this thread cus someone keeps reviving it and I dont care enough about this high school drama of a controversy to want to keep seeing people talk about it as if it's the end of the world.

I know, i'm just explaining why he never liked that name

That's what T1 thought too.

Basically Sayaplayer was his name in the Overwatch league too, but when he switched to valorant and joined T1, they made him change his name to "Spyder" because Sayaplayer didnt sound good enough.

Once he got dropped by T1, The Guard picked him up and he changed it back

nah dont go there, Saya hated that name

If you go back in time, there has always been a select few people that cement their name so prominently in history for their achievements that everyone after them tried to mimic them.

In Rome it was Caesar:

Not only were future emperors after Augustus named Caesar, but if you look at the title for "Emperor" in Germany and Russia, Kaiser and Czar, both are derived from "Caesar".

In CS:GO, long ago, there was once a legend that defined Brazil in tactical FPS, he was a terminator who could enter a flow state so powerful that he could create the most miraculous and awe-inspiring clutches; He was a CS God. His name was Coldzera.

Zera doesn't mean anything, but the impact Coldzera's left in CS, and subsequently valorant as a result of all the former CS pros in the scene, his name still lives on in the IGNs of those that looked up to him back in the day.

Cloud9 and OpTic have two of the most iconic logos in all of esports, and they're that perfect blend of simplistic but meaningful and aesthetically pleasing that really serve their purpose as symbols of their orgs the best.

They primarily comm in korean but sometimes they use english words for things since like 4/5 of them speak english

-Can comm in his native language now
-Chamber dead so he's back to his comfort picks

This is the guy that jett diffed yay during prime OpTic

me personally I pronounce it MewZera

idk man everyone keeps saying the qualification requirements so i just have it memorized. something to do with if there's a 4 way tie for the 6th playoff spot based on wins, then it no longer counts h2h and goes strictly to map differential,

If MIBR wins against 100T, Leviatan wins against LOUD yes

nah i remember this guy named T1 Spyder, he was pretty cracked

1. LOUD
   C9 (too hard to tell atm)
2. NRG (if they win a rematch against LOUD or C9 in playoffs, then I'm willing to put all 3 as equally skilled)
3. 100T (Decisive loss to LOUD, C9, and NRG, but still managed to beat Leviatan and Furia)
4. Furia (Lost to Sentinels but Dgzin is looking monstrous this split, gatekeeper for the top 4 IMO)
5. Sentinels (Beat Furia, but by a very small margin, I think if you give this team like 2 months to practice they'll be #4, but for now they're here.)
6. EG (Beat Leviatan, have been steadily improving their game, but its unknown if they would beat Sentinels again if they rematched--imo Sentinels would manage to win it with more practice.)
7. Leviatan (Too readable, i think Onur is just playing for the long run and turning his team into what Korea became in 2016 League of Legends--slow and perfectly efficient)
8. KRU (0-8 but still performing better than MIBR)
9. MIBR (internal issues, horrible scorelines for every map they lose, an overall mess)

uhh

I remember his monstrous clutches against 100T, he almost singlehandedly won EDG that game.

Tbf I don't think it's fair to expect too many good games from marved moving forward, since he'll be igling

I. DONT. CARE.

Is this really the kind of drama apac has? a player making a tweet addressing haters?

Typical NA afternoon.

Hop off this guys' dick

bro's trying to put leaf on raze duty

aspas
derke
something
Leaf
saadhak

I'm not saying it'd be good, but I legitimately want to see what would happen if you put the world's best duelists in one team

I always called him "Mewzera"

who

they can't just win, it has to be a 2-0 victory

there's many routes, but the most likely to happen and easiest route is this:

Sen beats Furia 2-0

and NRG beats EG 2-0

Brazil flags all have differing and interesting opinions (for the most part)

UK...uhh... how do I say this?

EU flags come in many flavors, there's the NAVI supporters and the Fnatic supporters,

but there's only 1 team that UK flags like...and only 1 opinion they all share...

yeah...

that doesn't change my indifference.

I don't trust the quality of VCL duelists until I see them play against franchised teams

why is dephh still here

How can someone's opinions be this ass?

Yeah, nobody...

https://www.vlr.gg/188640/c9-underrated

dunno him. im indifferent about him

This is the worst opinion I've seen in a while

Also Sentinels are absolute shit at closing out 3rd map, no matter what roster--which can be attributed to their lack of practice and teams like LOUD catching on to their ideas and strategies after 2 maps.

If they don't win 2-0, then imo they don't win at all.

Liquid hopium

if they win 2-0 against furia then they're not going to LCQ lol

assuming NRG doesn't choke against EG that is

Well, not like I expected any other response from a forum full of zoomers

optix FNS is known for his comebacks

90% of the time when a kid seems mature for their age, it just means they're capable of presenting themselves as more mature. Their emotions, aspirations, naiveness, nd understanding of others is still the same as anyone else their age.

if I recall, Koi and giants both got bodied by the actual top 3 in Americas

duelists that are good with raze

He's played quite a bit of raze, and he's pretty good with her

Victor
aspas
derke

who else

bro im starting to see a trend with koldamenta and picking up primary duelists

mfer sees a random turkish jett and gets PTSD, then the rage sets in

blud thinks derke is trying xd

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Orx9zUyUBIU

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VCnTqnxUNEE

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u6kiSqOasgI

Enjoy

you don't even reach my feet. I am above you

Just git gud, pick agents you can 1v9 with, like Jett, Reyna, Yoru

damn, EU immortals have dropped in standards recently