There's supposed to be cables connecting the entire US west coast and north western Mexico
so why do I have better ping playing from Tijuana to Illinois and N. Virginia servers than I do playing from Tijuana to California servers?
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There's supposed to be cables connecting the entire US west coast and north western Mexico
so why do I have better ping playing from Tijuana to Illinois and N. Virginia servers than I do playing from Tijuana to California servers?
A lot of people win a lot of their games without dominating
What I'm saying is I'd like for the rest of the world to continue to stay competitive--not for Korean teams to downgrade their quality of play
Im happy that Korea is a competitive region but I really don't want this game to turn into league where they're just completely dominant lol
https://tracker.gg/valorant/profile/riot/Lucy%23Faust/matches
While you partied hard.... I studied the Yoru... heh....
same could be said for miniboo, N4rrate, tomaszy, and marteen last year
judging players by whether or not they were lucky enough to have their potential seen by the coach of a tier1 team doesn't make any sense
inb4 MC bullied by his classmates followed up by revenge fantasy
Congo you're spanish now??? :gasp:
you're lower than me in both valorant and voltaic rank lol
You forgot to mention the part where it only happens every 10 games and you need to warm up for 4 hours to do it
From my experience I feel like if you do really good for a while your MMR gets inflated and it keeps trying to put you in higher and higher mmr lobbies with people with much higher MMR than you, in order to test your limits and find out where you're really at--and as a way to lower the average MMR of your team as a whole to equalize things between both teams, but then when you start losing after that point it starts putting you in lower lobbies to raise the average mmr of your team--essentially expecting you to be their carry.
and unless you have that dog in you you're kinda fucked if you don't play duelist and the game is expecting you to carry your lobby. This is systemic discrimination against cypher mains ong
not only that, they would have finished 2nd, 1st, and 1st in all three tournaments.
the madrid run counts for something too
Gambit was actually the perfect Org
The style, the simplicity but power of the logo, somehow making a black and red color scheme not feel overdone amongst teams like SEN, 100T, G2.
Idk those jerseys were clean. They felt like an org id want if I was a pro player
a random ass Russian radiant can just go to any region and be a top performer is what it feels like so they're up there as well
Its not like the wall and stuns are useless on retakes either. I think she's pretty viable
alecks basically controls everything about that team tf you mean?
okay that part with FNS specifically was not that serious
No because FUT is still comparatively better than the other teams in EMEA
(EDIT: Because a team is only good if you are comparing them to other teams; i.e. FUT would be good if every team around them was T2 challengers level)
Simple question: Is an above average team a good team?
Stew
wouldn't work well with DRX but he'd fit T1's style perfectly
if someone igls hard enough in their ranked games that's usually what happens. I had a win streak like that once too
is this shit AI generated
It's literally more inefficient. just because something can work doesn't mean that's the best way to do it.
do you realize how hard it is to learn two separate roles?
the value you're wasting by putting someone on an off role to accomodate another player?
the amount of prac hours wasted trying to teach someone to flex onto a new agent that they otherwise wouldn't have had to?
Having a duelist that can play both raze and jett saves you soo many headaches that demon1's aim is not worth it
??? since when did I say I had anything against flex players?
yes you should have someone on your team that can flex to other roles but your duelist shouldn't be that person
last time I checked:
Potter built a team around jawgemo playing jett and raze
chet's attempt failed both times with ardiis and demon1
anything alecks does is the exception not the rule
there's a reason they put tenz off Jett permanently why did you even use that as evidence??? THEY DID NOT WIN A TOURNAMENT WITH TENZ PLAYING JETT EVER LOL
the only valid point you made was d00mbros
something is the exception not the rule.
If your main jett can actually flex it's different than having a jett one trick who's only potential other role is brim or astra
Yes yes if you have a team that can miraculously fill each others roles it works
but who the fuck builds a machine with tangled wires?
To fit demon1 on a roster you need to get someone into an off role so the person that's supposed to play that role can flex to raze, and then your jett player has to fit either of the other two's roles.
Teams with the best players have specialized roles.
And while yes, Demon1 is cracked, there are dozens more duelists I would rather have on my team than him. His aim doesn't mean shit if he's not even a good entry fragger on the duelist role. To excel he needs to play slow and methodically, and that's not what I want from my jett player.
It's wasted talent but he'd be a waste of money on G2 or NRG. The only two systems he would ever really work in are C9 or 100T
It's not 2022 anymore you can't just put your main awper on chamber
It's unfortunate but yes there are way better prospects
stop trying to make these shitty "x on jett y on raze" comps
just pick up a duelist that can play both jett and raze
I feel like that's what's holding Icy back tho. It's like the Cned effect. sometimes certain duelists can only perform when you give them a certain amount of freedom to do what they want.
I was considering OXY too but idk if he'd work well within G2's rigid structure
G2 Jawgemo or G2 Sayaplayer unironically
Saya is the most disciplined duelist in VCT and he meshes really well with TGRD core, because well... he's part of them.
He has the duelist flexibility they need and he isn't going to have trouble adapting to their system while still popping off from time to time
:gasp: he's been washed for 3 years??
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This is why I love watching Chinese teams.
They prove that mechanics and individual playmaking ability are still a big factor in the equation, and that valorant isn't just purely about minimizing teamplay fundamental mistakes and coordinated util usage
although I will say on Sunset FPX was actually ahead of FUT in terms of working the map and macro; FUT was playing reactively since they weren't comfortable playing against such a weird comp and FPX kept drawing rotates
on Icebox though it was the most individual plays out of all 3 maps LOL
I counted over a dozen individual plays that clutched rounds for them; their mechanics are definitely above everyone else's
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