Mazino and D3ffo

It would be nice but not necessary, we already have excellent players, I believe the first world title will come from Sacy + Saadhak and 3 other players

Heat vs Wardell hopium

Hiko and Ec1s are not international tier 1 players in my opinion, the situation in NA is complicated because the big teams cannot make lineup changes due to the huge contractual fines

I think Brazil will unexpectedly win the first masters

Heat will unquestionably be the best player in the world because he will win 2 MVPs in international tournaments next year

Keznit and Chronicle

I just wanted VK vs Sentinels or Acend in the playoffs 😭

International final between teams from the same region are boring imo

Você tem sérias dificuldades em relação a interpretação de texto, ou só se faz de burro

I don't know about Konan's team yet, but I believe Dgzin will play for Furia, he also talked to Gamelanders but Furia is more likely

Yes, anything is possible, this transfer window is crazy in Brazil, almost all players are FA

Sorry

Kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk

But Envy was playing with Victor sick, this may have affected the team, the players performed below individually

Think about the butterfly effect that Jhow's camera generated, all the repercussion ended with the mental of the Vivo Keyd team, with all due respect to the X10 but this confrontation was not supposed to happen

Lmaoooo

Starts 7-0 and almost lose

A VK surrou esses caras até no rematch, temos que concordar

Title

CatJam

🥱😴💤

Hello mods, let's get to work?

Tbh I find it difficult for Riot to remove BR slots, especially with the arrival of these new organizations

EMEA vs EMEA finals = ResidentSleeper, but i’m rooting for Gambit

Yes, we're giving 10 spots to EMEA and turning international tournaments into European regional tournaments, great idea OP

Yes, of course, I believe that Latam/BR and SEA will grow more than any other region from now on

Gambit coach is super humble lol

Brazil is the worst region by far

Yes I feel the same, I believe the slots will increase to 24 next year, it would be a lot of fun to watch and for the rivalry with new regions

wtf lmao

I would really like for Latam and Brazil to be merged in the future, it would be cool for competitiveness and to watch

True, I think it won't be long before we reap good international results at Valorant, obrigado <3

Humilde

Mwzera and Pancada

Rude

Hey guys, i was reflecting on this and would like to share some of my thoughts with you and argue why i think the future of Brazil at Valorant is very promising.

• The biggest talents in Brazil are young players.
  With the exception of Xand (26yo) and Sacy (24yo) the biggest talents in Brazil are under 20yo, like Heat, Mwzera, Aspas, Qck, Khalil, Teddy, Liazzi, Less, Cauanzin, Daiki, Isaa, Brazil has a lot significant number of kids under 16yo in radiant elo with Safed being the youngest of them (this boy was 12yo when he got Radiant for the first time) and that Valorant is the first competitive game they've ever played, it's great that these kids play against high level opponents until they're the minimum age to compete, 16yo.
• Top players in other FPS games in Brazil haven't switched to Valorant yet.
  Brazilian players who came from CSGO were tier 3 there or worse, no R6 players have switched yet and some of Brazil's top talent still play Crossfire and may migrate in the future, showing that the region's top-tier playerbase can still expand a lot and that we are far from the frontier of production possibilities.
• The arrival of huge organizations on the scene
  With NIP, MIBR, Godsent, LOUD joining Sharks, Furia, Havan Liberty, Gamelanders, and Stars Horizon, Brazil will have a consolidated tier 1 scene because with the huge injection of money that these teams will put into the game it will pressure players and coaching staff to deliver good results, so the quality of scrims tends to increase a lot, professionalizing a scenario that during 2021 could be considered semi-amateur in Brazil. Honestly I don't care if we have dreamteam or not, because KRU and Australs didn't need superstars to show us that they are teams as strong as the Brazilian teams and even better, because since the beginning of the year they worked hard and were always tryhard in scrims, making their time as productive as possible.
• Almost all players are out of a contract at the moment.
  Apparently most organizations have made contracts that most of them would expire in December 2021, so with the exception of Furia, Vivo Keyd, and Havan, almost all players are without a contract and no fine to negotiate with a new team, making formation easier of excellent teams for 2022, the time is now, because with the arrival of these huge organizations, contractual fines tend to increase exaggeratedly, making future transactions impossible, as is already happening in the North American scene.
• The LATAM scene will grow a lot from now on
  With KRU's success in the Valorant Champions, the region will most likely receive +1 slot for international competitions in 2022 and this will attract big investors to the region as is happening with Brazil, LATAM has a fertile soil full of insane talents that many of you don't even have any idea that they exist because they haven't shown up in international competitions yet, plus we can say that it's considerably cheaper for NA and EU organizations to invest in LATAM teams, they will potentially have a high return at a cost and very low risk, and with the LATAM scene growing, the quality of scrims between LATAM and Brazil increases even more, raising the level of the teams.
• The Valorant Champions Bundle was a genius move by Riot Games
  We had already seen this type of marketing happen on Dota 2 with The International Compendium and Riot Games for the first time brought it to a game of theirs and luckily it was on Valorant. 500k USD for each team participating in Valorant Champions is a very strong signal from the market that big investors should pour money into Valorant to at least get a slot in Valorant Champions in 2022, and this will also attract high level players from other games because it is a possibility to earn a lot of money without even winning a Valorant Champions, i honestly hope this program will continue for years to come because 500k USD helps A LOT of minor region teams to develop and continue to invest in Valorant.
• The female scene in Brazil is strong and continues to grow
  All women's teams in Brazil scrim with almost all mixed tier 1 and tier 2 teams because of Game Changers they both have separate circuits and in the VCT playoffs stages teams have preferred to test tactics and compositions against the female teams as both they won't face each other and vice-versa, this is frequent and it's one of the reasons the Brazilian female scene has grown so fast, luckily the mixed teams find the training productive and the girls have been working very hard to play the scrims tryhard and coordinate.

Well, I believe I have accurately punctuated my thoughts about the future of the Brazilian scene and I would like to know your opinion about the arguments presented, please be polite ❤️

Derke
Keznit
Chronicle
Redgar
Klaus

Or Godsent 👀

Incrível como os caras não postam as fontes, tenho certeza que tiraram as infos do meu post kkkk

Bald = Skill

True, i will root for Gambit, their players are very humble with Brazil and KRU

Brazil are the worst region by far

• The gap between all regions is much smaller than we thought

+Respect, proud of Latin America

Cringe, modcheck

Finalistas morais

LATAM is not that much below BR, they all train together and KRU, Leviathan, and 9z are teams at the same level as tier 1 BR

No, respect Scream and Nivera

It's painful for me to have to watch this superb Starxo in the Champions Final being carried by Zeek and cNed