gotta get that 12g of protein
| Flag: | Georgia |
| Registered: | August 1, 2022 |
| Last post: | October 28, 2024 at 2:43 PM |
| Posts: | 81 |
Duelist:
Initiator:
Controller:
Sentinel:
Flex:
IGLS:
derke is so much better than kaajak
Phantom: Mystbloom
Sheriff: Singularity
mark my words
EG mada
EG supamen
EG Derrek
EG yay
EG stellar
they gonna have to act quick cus 100t will take n4rrate as well and they cant have another import because they already got johnqt
For Sacy's role -
Verno 1.19R
Brawk 1.18R
N4RRATE 1.19R
Paincakes 1.11R
crashies 0.96R (would bring some more mid-round calling and ideas from NRG)
For the duelist role and zekken moves to initiator -
mada 1.29R
corey 1.11R
jawgemo 0.97R (his team had a bad year)
N4RRATE 1.16R
Derke is going to be a very expensive player for other teams to sign so there is still a chance he stays at fnatic
frost (talons's coach) mentioned a possibility of a franchise team dropping out of franchise and this may not be true and it probably wont be true but LOUD right now is the most likely to due to their current financial state especially after keeping Saadhak and Less for another year who are expensive players
idk i just made an account ill try fix it
only a few teams for now
idk maybe then they try get eeiu from 100t if thats possible or keep crashies
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it’s fake I remember boaster saying that he doesn’t scrim teams in the event
why is c9 high up after losing scrims against G2 and toast’s team
teams like sen, tl, t1 will be at their peak during tokyo
rrq 3-0 eg grand finals surely
he was scrimming with tsm no franchise news tho
Ion = no variants, simple design
Reaver = 4 variants, nice sound, nice finisher, very good design
Shahz, dapr, zombs, tenz, sick
imagine they win the kickoff tourney with the roster they have rn
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