He tried his shot at Valorant, then went back to CSGO, then took a break from CSGO, before being registered lowkey as a sub for Persija at the start of VCT apparently
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He tried his shot at Valorant, then went back to CSGO, then took a break from CSGO, before being registered lowkey as a sub for Persija at the start of VCT apparently
Nah, round robin group stage for seeding.
Man has not played an official both in CSGO and Valorant in quite a while. Just need time to get used to it again.
Not always. It just so happened that PPGL/Mineski handled APAC Challengers at that time.
Can't really do that, tbh. With the streams directly linked to the channel, it's up to YT's algorithm to ultimately show what's being shown. So if it's showing the Hindi stream, that's not on us.
Okay, it hadn't popped up just then. Editing it back!
Like I said, it's probably going to be similar to Clash from League of Legends. It's their in-game tournament system, where players can create teams to compete in tournaments made by Riot.
Did you mean Clash but Valorant? It's an in-game tournament system.
I don't mind if it's a simple 2-0 without anything too deep in tone. Heck, I'd do it once in a while. I don't mind a shitpost or two.
What I do mind when a person posted on every single match thread, then claim he wants to be an analyst, complaining. Troll/shitpost or not, I'm just sick of it. It sets a precedent.
You don't think I noticed every time I checked a match thread? Every time I update a particular match? I'm just sick of it.
Because I'm just tired of seeing the person saying he wants to be an analyst but simply commenting scores on every single thread. I do not appreciate the disrespect to those who are actually doing the work properly.
Shooting your shot trying to become a wannabe analyst by predicting every match score won't get you anywhere.
Analyze why they got the 2-0 win, don't simply mention the scores. Watch their VODs, watch their POVs, and see how their agent comp had succeeded against the enemy team (ability utilization, positioning,) map bans, map selections, etc.
Posting "2-0. 2-1. 3-2" on every match thread won't make you an analyst. It's a disservice to those who are actually doing them.
Also if APAC is to combined without an offline competition, the ping will be severe. It sucks. 2021 APAC LCQ can attest.
Hey, I've seen this topic before!
Short answer; we'll have it for the premier league with KR, JP, and current APAC (SEA, SA, and OCE) teams competing.
But for the Tier 2 teams? No. People don't realize that you already can see the current Challengers system in APAC as a relatively more bigger regional leagues. People often underestimate SEA's size and subregion. 6 subregions with hundreds of teams lying in wait for their chance at glory. That's thousands of players too.
It's a much complicated situation compared to EMEA and the playerbase is much more intrinsically tied to each subregion. National pride is such an important thing here (and everywhere else,) but more so considering that APAC regional Challengers holds more weight rather than EU's Regional Leagues.
At the top, I agree, not completely, but it'll give quite the insight into how APAC+JP+KR teams will compete on an even playing field (2021 APAC LCQ was a mess.)
But for Tier 2 below? Subregion will have a place, and regional leagues will ensure that more new talents will arise.
It's all t0fu! He's the one updating the live scores for PH, while I'm more of a hands-off approach. He's a great staff to have.
There was a report saying that Riot is opening APAC offices. I do remember that one of the mention opening an office in India.
Actually, this is the official VCT circuit for India. Weird that they've contracted a third party, but they also do this for OCE as well, hence OCE Tour exist. For India, I have no idea exactly why they took this route, but it seems like a decent enough avenue. With Riot opening APAC offices including in India soon, I expect a more hands-on approach for Riot events in the future.
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Someone had set the match times wrong and I didn't noticed. Fixed!
The MY/SG cast have taken a lot of flak, especially from the players themselves. Other regions so far have been smooth sailing.
It was my decision when I made the page. Since the female team uses the Indian flag, I followed logic and made it the same since there's two Indian players anyway. I think there's a chance I'll make it the UN (International) flag since technically it's not the majority, but if it's not garnering too much of a negative response, it'll stay.
We can't do pickems for round-robin.
Nah. I haven't changed it. Vietnam still has 3. The slots remain unchanged.
Let's go, Long Amazing Zebra Ears!
It's not. I'm sorry.
edit: Done.
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https://www.vlr.gg/team/5895/legion is this the same team?
Skyesports Championship Series
btw South Asia is called SCS now
HONEY BADGERS... forfeits.
https://twitter.com/ordergaming_gg/status/1524679083036413952
what the everloving fuck
*Singapore. Seriously, I know our flag is similar, but there's a moon and a star with lighter red.
Honestly no clue. I found different interpretations somewhere else, so I may suspect this is a bug.
Actually, barring 0bi's shenanigans, X10C took XERXIA into double OT during their first map of the playoffs. They're a sleeper, and may as well go toe-to-toe with XERXIA.
Hong Kong/Taiwan. There's a reason it's separated. Riot has been separating the region into its own, considering the differences with the game (Valorant) not officially being released in mainland China. It started with League's now-defunct LMS (merged with SEA Tour into PCS), continues to Challengers HK/TW, and the WCS Masters in Wild Rift. It's their own thing.
*Hong Kong/Taiwan. Chinese Valorant is a different beast altogether. I've always had some reservations about HK/TW. From my observation, they barely have any consistency in their roster, especially during last year. Seems like they're slowly fixing it, but it's always been known that HK/TW is practically the weakest amongst SEA.
Correct. For Stage 2, Nodwin isn't the one who's organizing South Asia's Challengers. This time, it's Skyesports. Hence the different name.
The reason why we chose to show the Ro16 is the importance and competitiveness of the teams participating. If we chose to show from Ro162, it will have to justify the amount of manpower and how competitive South Asia is in regard to APAC. It's common practice, not restricted to this event.
I'm following what was shown in the broadcast.
Note: Due to BONK not being able to field a full roster for Map 1 (Split), the map is given to ORDER.
Anything to be toxic, huh?
He tried playing in Valorant but went back to CS:GO. Now he's taking an extended break - no clue if he's deciding anything soon.
You do know the map scores don't tell the entire story?
That's just the previous core system. This Academy roster has no previous tie to ex-Noble (well somewhat)
With MSI 2022 in Busan + crowd, I'd expect this year Riot to be more adventurous in their location scouting. I'd have a suspicion Iceland was a quick pick due to the ease and familiarity added with the time constraint compared to MSI which is like... still weeks away.
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