StutterSt3p
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Registered: April 14, 2022
Last post: December 19, 2024 at 7:25 AM
Posts: 2547
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This is the problem with conversing online, you don't get tone. I was being sarcastic, lmao.

posted 4 months ago

I'm not saying he would be a good duelist now necessarily. I'm just saying he does have some experience on it, is all.

posted 4 months ago

Sen won, Geng won, and they're playing in the first round of champs.

posted 4 months ago

I was kind of joking, but Shahz actually has a lot of games on Jett though.

posted 4 months ago

If Saadhak can do it on raze, surely Shahz can do it on Jett. But yeah, he doesn't really play Jett anymore though.

posted 4 months ago

Yeah, and Jett lol.

posted 4 months ago

Aproto would be a good pickup though because he can play either sentinel or controler.

posted 4 months ago

I think OXG wins ascension though so I didn't include anyone from that roster. Also, Marved is definitely better aproto let's be real.

posted 4 months ago

That's a fair point about Victor and Marved, but Shahz is a better fragger than all those t2 igls except Zander. Also, his history with OXY and Immi is there which is why I feel like he fits better. Maybe that relationship goes the opposite way though, idk.

posted 4 months ago

Saadhak is the main caller for LOUD, and idk if I'd count Less as an igl. He's more of a secondary caller, and nature isn't on 100t. Realistically, KRU only made playoffs because of their stage 1, but at the end of the season, EG was the better team.

I really think you can't say that the KRU igls are clearly better than nature. The only igls I'd be willing to give you are kingg and Saadhak, for the rest it's a debate.

posted 4 months ago

You listed kingg and saadhak, less doesn't really count. And even if he does count, it's still just igls from two teams anyway.

Also, I guess I never responded to your point about Kru's igl, which has gone back and forth between Melser and Klaus, but for a rookie igl I don't think nature is that far off them.

posted 4 months ago

Runi has been good for C9 though, there's definitely a good argument for keeping him.

posted 4 months ago

Except in Valorant LATAM and Brazil are separate regions that's why I had to specify SA. Lmao

posted 4 months ago

OXY is a must
Runi/moose can go either way, depending on the vision of the long-term roster
xeppaa and vanity need to go.

IMO (assuming you can get all the players):
OXY
Shahzam
corey
Victor
Marved

Of course there's always the option of getting more players from T2, that's also a good way to rebuild.

posted 4 months ago

Bruh, that's crazy, you spent all this time trying to prove me wrong on my point and then just gave up lmao.

posted 4 months ago

What does this have to do with my nature point? And also I specified the whole of SA, not just LATAM.

posted 4 months ago

Bro my point is going way over your head fucking it's crazy. You're just picking all the best igls in Americas and saying this rookie igl isn't on their level. Yeah no shit bro, that's why I said most.

Obviously, he's not the best igl in Americas, but in terms of his ability as igl and as a reflection of T2 NA, I think he's good.

posted 4 months ago

Wait that's mb because I meant to say SA, not LATAM, but not all igls latam produced are even in T1 anyway.

posted 4 months ago

Congrats bro you can't read because I said most, not all.

posted 4 months ago

I know they aren't up and coming anymore. I just used them as an example to show NA t2 can produce good igls.

Nature can actually frag though, especially towards the beginning of the year, he was the only one fragging for EG. He's not an insane igl by any means but he's better than most igls SA has produced.

posted 4 months ago

It doesn't matter where johnqt is from he's a product of NA t2, and Valyn has played the majority of his time in NA t2 as well, or at least against a lot of players currently in NA t2.

posted 4 months ago

Honestly valid, KR has a lot of talent depth.

posted 4 months ago

I lowkey forgot about nature, but yeah he's underrated too.

posted 4 months ago

Wdym no good igls? Look at both the top two ascension igls year: johnqt - masters winner, valyn - placed top 3 in a masters.

Flyuh, stellar, mitch, and zander are all good igls.

posted 4 months ago

Icl NA got insane talent depth alone. I'm making a full English NA roster.

posted 4 months ago

Ah yes, a classic in the anti-prx camp. It's nothing new lol.

posted 4 months ago

I really don't see why this matters at all. They had their chance to qualify and couldn't do it.

posted 4 months ago

That's what makes it more interesting though. They have to find other ways to convey Omen's emotions, through things like body language, noises, and of course his actions.

I think they did a decent job in the Episode 6 cinematic Revelation. It makes me believe they are capable of writing Omen in such a way that we're still able to connect with him even after his Omen form.

posted 4 months ago

Idk about the plot, but Omen's backstory is by far the most interesting. It would be nice to see them delve into it some more.

posted 4 months ago

He was on NSIC for challengers qualifiers but didn't make it. Idk if that counts, but I feel like was definitely considered a T2 player at the time.

posted 4 months ago

This is the problem though because I although agree he's very good his stage 1 and stage 2 weren't that good, at least in comparison with other players on this list. I will say he has delivered internationally so maybe deserves a spot.

posted 4 months ago

I honestly did not realize how good kingg has been across this year, but I find it a little hard to argue he's better than anyone on this list.

posted 4 months ago

I get all this, but TenZ and zekken have literally been among the best players in every event they've played in this year. I can't see many duos being that consistent.

posted 4 months ago

That's a fair point, but I think zekken is a little more consistent than Chronicle.

posted 4 months ago

First off, KangKang wasn't on his list. Second, I think zekken is massively underrated in terms of the impact he has. I get it though if people don't think he's that good.

posted 4 months ago

Woot is overrated in my opinion though, but kingg is a fair point he has been pretty good this year. I just don't know who I'd switch him with on this list. Valyn is good as well, but I wasn't factoring in igling into account.

posted 4 months ago

This is a crazy take icl, Mazino is good fs, but this gotta be SEN hating. Like for what reason is that duo better than TenZ and zekken?

posted 4 months ago

I wanted to put MaKo on this list, but the form he's in while igling isn't the best, and Flashback while good, I don't think has done enough to warrant being on this list. Karon, I'll give you fs, he's definitely up there as one of the best.

posted 4 months ago

I disagree, sure they lost a couple of games at the end of stage 2, but some of their players have put up good numbers across the whole year. They have had good enough numbers to be considered as top players.

posted 4 months ago

That's fair enough, TenZ hasn't had a super high peak this year. I just put him higher up because he's been so consistently good this year. I think that deserves points over high peaks in my opinion.

posted 4 months ago

I'll take him off if you can give me a solid reason why he's not a top-10 player right now.

posted 4 months ago

I saw TMV's top 10 and thought it would be fun to do my own. I think this is a pretty fair list based on this year, but it's still super close between a lot of players. I'd honestly expect most of you to disagree with this list in some way, which is fine. Let me know your thoughts, and drop your top 10 at champs 2024.

  1. Aspas
  2. Texture
  3. zekken
  4. Karon
  5. Chronicle
  6. TenZ
  7. Alfajer
  8. Forsaken
  9. Sayf
  10. d4v41

Update: kingg, Mako, Woot, Meteor maybe deserve a spot. zekken is maybe a little high, and Sayf/Alfa is too low.
This is super difficult icl

posted 4 months ago

It's a fine song, but there's just not much hype or energy to it. Riot could do better IMO, but not a bad song though.

posted 4 months ago

Nah group C is easier, DRX and KRU are still good teams. FNC is just in good form right now, and winning two games seems likely given their group.

posted 4 months ago

I never said necessarily that they'd win convincingly, just that both games are winnable. That being said, a good-form PRX wins both games cleanly.

posted 4 months ago

They aren't losing to FUT, but I suppose it's possible EDG beats them. They've played a lot before.

posted 4 months ago

Not a fan, but FNC is pretty well situated to make it out of groups. People seem pretty high on FNC right now, probably because of their history, but I'm a little doubtful they'll make it past the top 6.

posted 4 months ago

I don't, I think G2 is one of the worst matchups for PRX. G2 won't peek or play into PRX style of play. Luckily they got FUT and EDG, two very beatable teams for them.

posted 4 months ago

Bro, he's a good controller, maybe a little inconsistent but he's still good. Also, he has insane chemistry with PRX and often doesn't need to be a super high fragger. In my opinion, there's no need to get rid of him unless PRX starts collapsing as a team.

posted 5 months ago

It's possible a few games in the group stage might be that early, but most of the tournament won't.

posted 5 months ago
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