G2 will be good. They took a long break after ascension and only started scrimming a few days before the sentinel tournament. Just wait and see.
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G2 will be good. They took a long break after ascension and only started scrimming a few days before the sentinel tournament. Just wait and see.
Is the listed time actually correct??
where is this match being streamed? linked streams are down.
I have to say, this actually made me laugh out loud. Thanks.
no, just a random kid, perhaps a descendant of mikasa, seemingly about to restart the cycle of titans
He's talking about lock-in...lol
Foxy9 played with the team off and on all of 2023. Not exactly fair to call him a "tier 2 sub"
CS2 or retirement? There are literally 0 rumors about him.
The tournament being announced literally 4 days before it began didn't help
No one said anything about G2. If anything, the post implies G2 is a solid T1 team.
Nothing lol. GENG-BLG could go the other way. I really have no hope for KT/T1 though. Could be wrong of course but we'll see in a few days.
I just think BLG are strong. Obviously they didn't look the best in swiss but remember MSI? And their crazy performance in summer regular season? I expect in knockouts they'll lock it down and look significantly better. But yes, I also can't bring myself to trust GENG anymore when it comes to international tournaments.
GENG 2-3 BLG
NRG 3-1 Weibo
JDG 3-1 KT
T1 1-3 LNG
GG
Pretty sure valorant is already more popular than CS in China.
How popular is Valorant in China? How does it compare to League of Legends and Crossfire? And does it seem like it's getting more popular?
I know valorant only recently launched in China but as far as your perceptions go: will valorant actually be successful long term in china?
Spoiler: https://www.vlr.gg/pickem/7a91fb73
GG
Good start to a long day of east asia gc. LETS GO EDG!
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no seriously, no idea what happened lol
I agree with them needing a roster switch. Disagree with turtle troop being a weaker tier 2 team. They look pretty strong atm.
They're free to do whatever they wish. But mel always talks about having higher aspirations that go beyond gc into t2/t1 and how that is a shared goal with all the players on every team she's played on. The reality is not everyone has the talent to make their dreams come true. This is e-sports. Roster swaps happen. If they really wanna go higher, then I think that's the best option after this season is over.
Did you not read what I said? I think they need to replace one of their players with a strong T2 talent. If they can find a cracked undiscovered gc player, fine. Do that and play both. Otherwise I think it would be best to move on from gc and upgrade, focusing on nothing else but challengers, even if it means playing gc is no longer possible.
I think it is a matter of ditching GC. They need to upgrade. It'll be easier replacing from the male talent pool. Seriously, I think this team could qualify for challengers with a single roster switch.
sigh....wish they had kept nillyaz in tbh. Nice try tho.
Close first map. If they can win on lotus I really think they can take it home on sunset.
0-1 to 1-1
LETS GO V1
Weibo look much cleaner than they did in summer. If they were still playing the way they did in summer playoffs/regional finals and NRG bot lane hadn't inted lvl 1, definitely wouldn't be too surprising for it to go the other way.
Will JDG be denied the golden road? Will faker take his 4th worlds title? Will G2 return to being a team to be feared on the international stage?
Lets find out.
Day 1 Swiss Predictions:
T1 1-0 TL
C9 1-0 MAD
GEN 1-0 GAM
JDG 1-0 BDS
G2 1-0 DK
NRG 1-0 WBG
FNC 0-1 LNG
BLG 1-0 KT
Honestly, I have no problem with this. The only people that I can think of who may have a reason to change their name more than once in a year are pro players. It's unfortunate for them but not the biggest deal. Other than them, who else is changing their id that often for non-nefarious purposes?
Yes but up till last year it was 11 teams with only a single team from each of the major regions vs 22+ teams at worlds. LoL isn't like valorant. There is no regional parity. China and Korea dominate everything. So realistically, you had an 11 team tournament where only 2 teams could win. And besides 2019 when Europe's G2 was really strong, The chinese/korean representative have won every single msi only really having each other to compete with. Only worlds is really competitive since you have a much wider array of potential teams that can win (8 chinese/korean teams vs the 2 you have at msi).
At least in valorant masters are 12 teams vs champions with only 4 additional teams(16). The field is more even and it's never been unreasonable to say you could see many different teams winning(besides in early/mid 2021 when certain regions were very behind).
No, not really. Until this year, MSI has never been comparable to worlds in terms of competitiveness and difficulty in winning(it still isn't tbh) because of the disparity in number of teams going. Masters/Champs is much much much closer.
It's really not that difficult to understand. Realistically speaking, game changers does not have the talent pool to build a roster that could make it through to the challengers league. Even if it does, assembling that talent pool onto a single roster probably isn't possible.
If katsumi feels like she as an individual can aim higher(or if she just wants to try and quit if it isn't possible) and the only thing she is concerned about is making it to through to the challengers league and potentially ascension one day, then the best decision is to ditch game changers entirely and play on a co-ed roster.
I'm smoking something good right now.
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He said americas 2/3 champ trophies.
Loud and EG. Pretty clear.
Skill floor- The minimum skill required to play a hero effectively. Lucio for example has a very low skill floor. Even with very little skill he can still be played effectively.
literally googled
edit: also, this is from the link you provided yourself
"This brings us to skill floors. A skill floor is the counterpart to a skill ceiling. A skill ceiling is the level of play that’s possible with training and mastery. A skill floor is a way of describing how difficult it is to begin the process of mastery. For example, playing Widowmaker in Overwatch isn’t easy if you don’t have a background in other FPS titles. In order to even be relevant with her, you need to have exceptional aim and positioning. The skill floor for Widowmaker, in other words, is very high — if you want to be somewhat competent, you need to have mastered a variety of game mechanics."
No. FFs. It's how good you can become in a game and to what extent you can distinguish yourself from your peers.
Just an example. If we take a random game with a high skill ceiling. We take the top 1000 players. The top 100 will be better than the 100 below them and 101-200 will be better than the 201-300 below them and so on. If we pretend it's a 1v1 game, matching someone from 1-100 against anyone below will result in them winning 80%+ of the time. This will be true for all players 1-1000 matching them against an opponent in any division below them.
Now lets make this a low skill ceiling, still top 1000 but the skill ceiling is hit right about at rank 1000. Now any player 1-1000 playing against each other will have a ~50% win rate because they cant outplay/differentiate themselves from their peers.
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