''the only ones who can beat us are ourselves'' type excuse
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''the only ones who can beat us are ourselves'' type excuse
I mean stephen hawktuah can't even make a free throw, so my goat lebobo clears
well stephen hawking can't even survive breathing rn so not a strong arguement, friend
Is that a lot of the players can''t have a sustainable future. A team can change as many players as often as they want, they will not get kicked out of franchising before their contract expires (Unless they go into financial manipulation, hello bleed), but that means a lot of players are fucked. verno, natank, rossy, nzr are all victims of not getting early results. Now I know, the reason is that ''they were not good enough'', but name me all time greats in other sports who were IMMEDIATELY in S-tier contention? Maybe someone like Lebron or MJ was a star immediately, but what about Messi and Ronaldo, who were mostly bench rotation options when starting out? In my opinion VCT's nature cuts a lot of player's careers short, and it takes away from the skill level of the entire league
can steph hawking take a trash ass cavs team with no help to nba finals TWICE? I don't think so
lebron james >> stephen hawking
you cannot debate this
I am pretty sure most people here know what a hltv top 20 is, tf is cs ballon d'or
but then why did the teams of old not withstand the ultimate test - time. you talking about them as if they were on astralis level of dominance
the fact that tenz, who had one of the weakest mentals in the history of tier 1-2 cs pros, was probably the most stable piece on the sentinels roster screams either how he matured or how weak the mental side of the valorant is compared to cs
I am not blaming him, but that's just the key player not being able to play at his best, giving like half his output
thing with EG is that their prime was so short you can't rank them adequately. What if Demon1 still experiences the slump he had in 2024? Then the entire EG roster probably falls off due to the loss of fire power
I mean we will see i guess :D If he doesn't understand he was at fault, then he will decline. IF he does, well then we didn't see prime kangkang yet
crazy how he is still mad after winning a game and couldn't be patient enough to wait until the pracc room and talk it out like professionals
now that I think about it at esports you might have some baseball shenanigans where the players get signals from outside of nowhere, starting with your coach fist bumping you on your left or right shoulder, the sign in the crowd or the chant sung by a group
like as far as I remember it was 2 lurks who just hold the chokepoint and then the pack of two players on mid, crowd starts getting louder, and I was just astonished to see two things:
the t1 player waiting for both to show up (in cs the pro would just shoot the first when he hears the crowd get louder)
edg not clearing anything at all
none, I am just wondering how could you say that they cannot hear the crowd but then we have shanghai where there were rounds where the crowd noise did make a difference. I personally think that it is bad that the crowd can cheer, but the players themselves are not to blame. If you get an advantage, you use it, if not, you are not trying hard enough to win
so then all the crowd cheers in Shanghai were not helpful at all? Which would help teams clear the corners?
honestly the best crowd cheating advice was given by device (4 time cs go major winner). Get a guy in the crowd, give him a designated sign. He raises it = Go A. He is not holding it = Go B. How can you tell you are using his sign as a cheat? :D
and the best players in val still show up despite whatever the crowd does, yes.
If they were playing in a studio, there would indeed be no crowd noise, but crowd will always be a factor, until we get 100% sound proof booths
so anyone who hates on zellshits is an american hater? but I am not against USA, I am against cheerleaders...
g2 have no bald buff. Dji Tou, B 2, hatsune Miku, T1 in four
it's the same as taking a penalty kick in football and having the enemy crowd boo at you or distract you when you are taking the penalty kick. does the goalkeeper control what the crowd does? No. does he get an advantage because of it? Yes.
''its meant to simulate how a normal person would play a game of valorant''
disagree, its meant to show the very best of valorant and how they would play and adjust to situations within or outside of their control
I am pretty sure the crowd pop is still heard, they use the same principle as ESL does, and you can hear on the video that electronic (the player who died) was able to hear the crowd getting louder after he died
don't they have in-ear-headphone + pilot headphone?
using crowd is not competitive intergrity, it's an advantage you gain based on how the Observer shows the game. if he was at the other site there is no way the crowd makes this pop and EDG have no advantage
absolutely not, it's only for the stream. I am pretty sure val uses the same combo of in-ear-headphones + pilot headphones, and it would give off a sound like this https://youtu.be/Z5XUjYa6tNQ?t=25 After the death you can hear the crowd pop, so I am 100% positive EDG were able to hear the crowd
I swear I Am not a valorant viewer but I just don't understand how kangkang just avoided clearing that corner
yeah but isn't playing off of crowd reactions a basic skill?
kinda surprised how a champs winner doesn't know how a crowd can help him
bro the crowd screaming should have been a guarantee there is a lurk, how did they just not clear anything
Like the crowd gave them a tip, clear every corner possible, it is almost a guarantee you are getting lurked. Or is playing off of crowd noises not as developed in valorant as in cs?
yeah, izu is the type of player to have a really high ceiling of their skill, however he struggled with putting up his maximum before
I don't think it's a one off, liquid is celebrating 25 years since establishment and said this crest will be present on their logos of the jersey, not as an official logo but as a symbol for 25 years
watch high rank puggers and pros playing in their ranked and try to think why they make the decisions. Like you see some strong player like nAts make this play in his ranked game. Why did he make it? Info, timing? Does he hold narrow or wide? does he peek on the far wall or close wall? what angle he clears first?
cuz navi as an org focus on their cs roster, val is just yet another discipline for them, real big orgs can afford to have a lot of games
zip up the bags when handing them over to the airport stuff lil bro
n4rrate when he sees zellshit say ''all good'' after they choke another post-plant https://youtu.be/tBituBl0gy0
humid air, very hot in Bangkok, new roster, because of sen's previous success everyone anti-stratted them
travel issue, played their first game with a team who only has a 2 hour difference to Bangkok
the fact that a player has 5 years worth of international lan appearances screams how good he is.
kinda crazy how y'all are massive in all games in terms of player count but there is not a single game apart from COD (which is just NA exclusive) where NA can call themselves top 1
they could have won that if they didn't make horrendous mistakes. He is not saying liquid got lucky, he is saying that sentinels threw the game away and gave liquid a chance. It wasn't liquid just being too strong, it was sentinels shooting themselves in the foot
the great migration of NA
CS1.6 -> CS:source -> CS:GO -> overwatch -> valorant -> marvel rivals
russia is way more countrymen loving as a region than NA.
I mean if g2 lose to liquid (or just get top 4 only) then it's logical to assume they are the worst, no?
bro threw riot contracts and obligations into the smelliest trash bin he could find, bro is finally free
I remember a story from Chengdu, when perfecto (major winner with navi) arrived to the hotel with his girlfriend, was met by 50 something fans asking for autographs, security clears them, they enter the hotel thinking no one will be there, 400+ fans standing there :D