They don’t care about viewership. DRX and TLN are in different groups.

Seeing the code would be useful, as I'm not sure why one of the keys would override the others, If you checkout https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/api/java/awt/event/KeyListener.html it includes an example that you can run (also found at https://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/uiswing/examples/events/index.html#KeyEventDemo) that shows the info received from the keylistener, and even in the official example this problem does not exist.

EDIT: if you are using keyReleased at any point to stop movement you may be creating a state issue in your game that causes one direction to be overridden until a keyReleased event occurs.

nice

All Time: -BcJ +Demon1
or when sen got TenZ from C9 (replaced sinatraa iirc) not really mid season tho

Scream (IGL/init)
MWzera (duelist)
Mistic (smokes)
BLG Knight (senti)
Govenor (flex)

Pipson (Coach)

Were going 0-10 regular season 0/20 map diff

this match doesn't mean anything, makes it entertaining

accurate firepower and strategy diff losing to legit kids

before LEV played I'd agree, but King Duelist looks rather shite. Lowkey a crazy bet before split started tho

Edit: I'll take $20 when inevitably something goes wrong (NRG)

Isn't this just the old Sen coaching staff from back when they were bad?

Okay so this heavily depends on the possibility of a team's score being negative but something like

[(team 1 score + team 2 score)/(2 x winning team score)] x n

where n is the number of points awarded for the win/loss in this situation as previously outlined depending on the stage/tournament

Technically SQL would work for what you want, the issue being that database stuff can be expensive (in time and or money) to host/maintain. I think based on just what you've explained that you could do most of the math in excel/sheets, especially since it would allow you to track where/when team scores come from in a big table. You could then make nice graphics yourself with the resulting info/calculations