PRX 2-0 SBE
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| Registered: | November 4, 2021 |
| Last post: | August 6, 2024 at 9:53 AM |
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PRX 2-0 SBE
PSJ 2-1 FS if Flynch instalock Jett, FS 2-0 if Flynch play initiator
XIA 2-1 BOOM
BLD 2-1 MiTH
ONIC problem is always group placement since last year, while XIA problem is everything
common Riot L
they need to stop over aggressive sometimes, it cost so much round for them
CR 2-1 Igzist
common Ferahgo W, but i'm too dumb to understand this
S: KRU, LOUD
A+: Leviatan, NIP
A-: VK, E-Xolos
B: Fusion, FUR, GLB, TBK
maybe like this
they still got ascent & haven, and WGS isn't that bad too, their recent form is great
Genshin Impact
Valorant (500h+)
CSGO (400h+)
Football Manager
GTA Online
Visually great, but very standard storyline, definitely not very good but not that bad.
agree, maybe because mith just aim diff them in Bind. CES look a bit shaky vs Fancy last time in Split, but i never see Mith play split, hope it'll be a great match
nice, now pls dont ruin my pickems like what "the other indian team" do
RA'AD 3-1 Falcons
13-7
13-10
6-13
13-10
see you next week
as a continuation for this, here enjoy the 2nd part.
G2 Meddo (VCT EMEA)
Honorable mention: FNC Mistic, BBL AslanshadoW, NAVI Cloud
Meddo really stepping up this week for G2, as they need those 2 win to qualify for Playoff. He's playing a good role as a Sentinel (Killjoy), but when he play as Viper he just influential for the team. The second match vs Guild, playing as Viper at Bind, Meddo got 2 Sheriff kill to give his team first round, despite its a Thrifty round. He also got an important clutch to equalling the score 6-6 at the end of the first half. Meddo got 32/19/15 KDA & 248 ACS vs BBL, and 38/24/6 KDA & 229 ACS vs Guild.
VK v1xen (VCT Brazil)
Honorable mention: FUR qck, VK mwzera, NIP cauanzin
To be honest, this is the closest gap between top player and honorable mention. They all are playing insane and so important, but because I should choose, then its v1xen. This man bossing map 1, Icebox, with 30/18/10 KDA and 306 ACS. His presence ensuring an overtime for Vivo Keyd with his clutch and important 2 kills in the next round to prevent stab back from Furia. And in the last map, Breeze, although he got outshined by another player, it doesn't mean he does nothing for the team, he got some important kills to hold the site and the most crucial things, a ninja defuse to clinch the win.
LEV Tacolilla (VCT LATAM South)
Honorable mention: KRU Keznit, LEV kiNgg
Tacolilla showing dominance over KRU who play without Keznit. The match just started, in the round 3, which supposed to be a bonus round for KRU, Tacolilla just swept them up with a 4k using Spectre and then got the Ace with his Blade Storm. He topped those 2 maps as a top fragger and sent his team to Playoff. Tacolilla got 15 multikills, 47/21/6 KDA and 349 ACS.
C9 leaf (VCT NA)
Honorable mention: V1 wippie, V1 zander, NRG eeiu
In the clash between Cloud9 and The Guard, a decider for which team will get 5-0 win, Leaf just playing out of his mind to make sure his team is the best in VCT NA Group A. His performance in decider map, Haven, which is The Guard's best map, might be a record for individual plays. He managed to get 504 ACS with his 30/7/1 KDA, (4) 2 kills, (3) 3 kills, single 4 kill and an Ace.
no specific reason. just frequently change my flair
the 2nd part (NA, EMEA, BR & Latam South) gonna drop tomorrow ;)
EXL DaveeyS (VCT LATAM North)
Honorable mention: FS Hellfull, FS Danielesflo
DaveeyS was so dominant for E-Xolos LAZER 2-1 win over Fusion. Losing Icebox as their first map 13-4, DaveeyS seeking redemption in the next 2 map. Playing as a flex duelist, he drops 53/31/11 KDA and 326 ACS. He also got 15 multikills, including a quadruple 3k. After this dominance by EXL in VCT LAN, it's interesting to see can DaveeyS keep being consistent force to help his team secure a place for Masters, or at least BR & Latam Playoff.
CGV Syouta (VCT Japan)
Honorable mention: NTH Meteor, CGV SamuraiDeeper
He may not the top fragger for Crest Gaming, but this man playing a crucial role on their 2-1 win over Sengoku Gaming. In the first map, Syouta double 1v1 clutch gave them equal score in early half, and also dropping 3k to close the game and prevent Sengoku Gaming to claim a comeback. And it happens again in the third map, Syouta 1v3 clutch give his team their first round win, and his next clutch makes Crest Gaming a bit dominant on defensive side of Haven. His second match vs Reignite not as special as the first map, but he's consistently fragging to help the team seals 2-1 win. Syouta got 93/89/50 KDA and averaging 227 ACS across 6 maps.
ONIC Lmemore (VCT APAC)
Honorable mention: FS JohnOlsen, NN Tempz, ONIC Severine
There is no better love story than Lmemore and his Sheriff. It's just been a nightmare for Full Sense, and push them to play in Lower Bracket. Full Sense almost got a chance to mounting a comeback in the first map, but the Thrifty round with Lmemore 3k Sheriff just denies them. Playing as Sentinel in Split, Lmemore anchoring the site well, he got several triple kills to get his job done. Moving to second map, the nightmare happens again. Leading the score 3-1 as a defender at Bind, Full Sense losing Thrifty round once again in the hand of Lmemore 3k Sheriff. That's just help Onic to secure the win in overtime. Lmemore close the series as a top fragger with 45/30/13 KDA and 265 ACS.
WGS Sylvan (VCT Korea)
Honorable mention: MG NakJi, DRX Mako, WGS LukeKR
Despite playing as a Controller, Sylvan playstyle is so aggressive. He play around the smoke, waiting for info of enemy position, then he run into them and shoot, and somehow he manages to get several kills. His crisp aim combined with his well placed smoke really help the team to overcome On Sla2ers in a such banger match. Sylvan rounded up his performance with quadruple 4k, 49/38/16 KDA and 242 ACS.
crushed by V1 but look like its their best map
isn't V1 always strong in Ascent, last match just Optic going crazy
should be banger. APH 2-1 TBD
just tryin to balance Issax 'unpopular opinion' lol
of course, APAC Play-ins gonna start next week
yeah he is, but he plays 3 time this week, 1 great game, 1 decent game & 1 bad game
Bazzi playing really good vs DRX, but at the same week he didn't play good vs DWG, and Desperado game is just a team game
feel free to give any feedback, gonna do it every week if it's not annoying. See you next week!
RIG Foxy9 (VCT Japan)
Honorable Mentions: DTN K1llgrave, FAV Minty
Foxy9 ending Week 2 Open Qualifier with some incredible things. He sent out his team Reignite to Main Event, after shutting down Hexad 2-1 and Detonation Gaming White 2-0. In those 2 games, Foxy9 got 29 First Kills, an Ace, a 1v3 clutch and triple 1v2 clutch. With 350 ACS average and 115/59/17 KDA in 5 maps, it’s interesting to see can he do it again to send his team
to Challengers Playoff.
6K xander (VCT LATAM North)
Honorable Mentions: EXL DaveeyS, FS Hellfull
Xander is one of the main reasons Six Karma can close out the 2-1 win over Infinity. Despite dying first 9 times, xander still doing his job as a duelist with his 15 First Kills. He got 16 multikills (2k+) across 3 maps, one of them is an Ace at Haven. Xander finishes the game averaging 260 ACS and 63/43/17 KDA.
MG Chibab (VCT Korea)
Honorable Mentions: DK t3xture, HM Harry
Playing 3 times this week, although Maru Gaming only win twice, Chibab consistently playing well. He got killed first 28 times (not a good thing, for sure), but he pays off with his 36 First Kills. On those 3 matches, Chibab averaging 288 ACS, got 33 multikills with quadruple 4K, and 117/97/33 KDA.
ACE cNed (VCT EMEA)
Honorable Mentions: G2 nukkye, BBL QutionerX
To be honest, it’s so hard to choose between nukkye or cNed. But since Acend is the one that come out as the winner, and cNed got more FK/FD deficit as a duelist, he’s definitely player of the week. Outshined by nukkye and G2 in the first map, he takes his revenge in the next 2 maps, dropping 13 multikills (+6 more in map 1) and an Ace in Split. cNed close the game with 282 average ACS and 60/40/13 KDA.
META LucasVade (VCT LATAM South)
Honorable Mentions: LEV Melser, META d1e
First non-Jett player on this list. Even though this 2-0 win doesn't change their standings, LucasVade offers everything he can as a Sentinel. He's anchoring the site well, important clutch to keep his team alive, and even a 4k clutch in overtime that seals the first map win. LucasVade got 13 multikills (double 1v2 and a 1v3 clutch), 48/34/10 KDA and averaging 249 ACS.
SHK Killdream (VCT Brazil)
Honorable Mentions: GLB dgzin, TBK tuyz
Another non-Jett player, also another pointless win. Sharks have been out since last week, and Furia need this win to put themselves in the 1st place. Unfortunately, Sharks show them solid play, and a masterclass from Killdream make them bow down by 2-0. As a Viper, Killdream playing insane both maps. He got 204 ADR, a 7 HP Sheriff 1v3 clutch, 49/24/25 KDA, and 320 ACS.
TGRD Sayaplayer (VCT North America)
Honorable Mentions: C9 leaf, OG yay
Sayaplayer is all you need for a duelist. Can play both Operator and Rifle, playing good with Jett and Raze, and most important thing, this man just entry aggressively, sometimes just "reckless", make a space for his team, and somehow still manages to get a kill. We can see it from this The Guard vs Evil Geniuses games, he got 11 First Kill, and only 3 First Death. Sayaplayer close the game with 292 ACS and 50/28/3 KDA.
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