Why do people always say Sacy igl? What makes people think he would be a good igl, especially when it would be in a second language for him, one which he's not fluent in.
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Why do people always say Sacy igl? What makes people think he would be a good igl, especially when it would be in a second language for him, one which he's not fluent in.
Go to VCT americas broadcast on YT and rewind to the aimlabs part around 5ish min ago
I think that 100T look clearly better on paper. Hard to say for certain though with how unpredictable the game can be.
He was bailed out of jail from what I remember. I'd guess those close to him are trying to help him through the situation and keep him off social media for the time being.
That's fair, but I think the biggest issue with m3c in 2022 was the meta. They didn't really have a good op that could consistently perform when Chamber literally dominated the meta. d3ffo's online performance has never been great, and he's lukewarm at lan. IIRC, they had Nats and Chronicle playing chamber at different points, which meant either having Nats using an op or Chronicle not using a rifle, two not-desirable outcomes. But with how close they got to qualifying for most lans, I'd agree with you that they probably would've made one of them.
Maybe this is a hot take, but Gambit would've followed a similar trajectory of m3c in 2022 imo. It probably wouldn't have been as severe, but the idea that that team would've won over teams like Optic (in a chamber meta), FPX, or 2022 DRX isn't believable imo.
Edit: forgot, but loud as well
If GC teams went straight into challengers, they would get shit on because of the skill gap that exists currently, as well as a huge amount of shit from toxic members of the community for getting a free spot. Getting 13-0'd by M80 or the Guard wouldn't help a GC team. The best thing for them right now, in my opinion, is to keep playing it a separate circuit, naturally, build up the strongest teams in GC as more players join the league, and then play in the open qualifiers where they can get some close games and work off the feedback there.
It's between a few. Redgar, Stax, jingg, and Laz. They're all very wholesome and great. (Bonus points to Redgar for being the posture god). If we're talking about watching, probably Sugarz3ro. Imo, best at playing controller in the game.
C9 with yay and vanity destroyed PRX, it's worth noting that their issues didn't really start to show until they played one of the best teams in the world. Hard to say for certain from this game.
Can you do that? Intuitively it makes sense, but for some reason, I think something was considered an import even though he's from Vladivostok (I believe) and played in Japan. I would guess it has more to do with your country of residence, which would be Russia which is considered CIS.
Gotta qualify to playoffs first. Not a ton of "free" games left.
There was a team in the east asia GC last year that was named MBTI (Myer-Briggs Type indicator). I also think the members were named the possible results you could get on the test.
I honestly don't mind Balla, I am however, not a big fan of Doug. Personally, the way he talks like he just saw someone actually get murdered gets a little tiring.
Outside of Berlin, Chronicle was easily better imo
Idk about that, has he ever even played in any of the open qualifiers?
Did the Guard actually have a training facility? I feel like I always saw them using the complexity one in the behind-the-scenes videos, but I could be wrong.
Who is Kamyk? Was he a good T2 player before being 6th man?
Flashback to after Reykjavik when this man was getting so much hate that his own dad made a twitter account to shit on him. I really think that got to him and that's why then underperformed for the rest of the season.
Valorant's not a copy of csgo in my opinion. They both are the same genre and share core mechanics of the genre, but Valorant innovates in terms of having a ton of gameplay that is created by the interactions between agents, and the different maps' special characteristics. It's not like Valorant literally just waits for a csgo update and then just copies it.
I believe playing on SG was the first time he actually played in Japan, the rest of the time he was just playing online from Russia.
Surely Zeta and GenG are above Prx? Zeta beat Prx in the off-season and GenG looked better against a much harder opponent.
Yeah, I remember thinking d3ffo's performance at Berlin was a huge step up from his online performance. I think his Champ's performance was a little subpar though.
Even if you don't like someone, seeing them lose their job because of something completely outside of their control is always tough to see. Hope he can find a new oppurtunity.
Does anyone know how the attendance for the first GC championship was? I remember watching some games and it looked pretty empty, but I don't know if that was because of a lack of interest in going, or just how small the amount of seating was for that event.
I forgot exactly who said it, it was either Shroud, Tarik, or just9n
I remember hearing someone in a watch party say that shotguns have no place in a tac shooter. No clue why every game feels like they need to add them.
What happened to Parla? Don't really have the time to watch the VRLs, but it seemed like people thought they were one of if not the best ascension teams in EMEA.
I sometimes am surprised CR didn't get the franchise spot over DFM. They've been in the scene for a long time, have been consistently either 1st or 2nd best in Japan, barring Copenhagen quals, and they even do some of offline events. From what I can tell, DFM has a league team, so I'm guessing that Riot felt more comfortable working with them.
Idk, I remember seeing a tweet from his ex saying he asked her to bail him out or something to that degree, and his family might be believers in the whole, some time in jail will solve all the mental problems you have mentality, kinda similar to Stellar's Dad's reply. Just a guess tho.
To elaborate, in America, don't know about other countries, when you're arrested, you have a bail hearing where the state will either ask for a bail or for you to be remanded for serious crimes or flight risks. A judge then will either remand or set bail at a reasonable amount, and if you pay bail or get a bond for it, you don't have to stay in jail until you're on trial. Which makes it weird that you'd still be in prison on, I believe, 5K bail with a streamer/pro like SicK.
I think add3r or Zeldris are fair for the last.
If he can take a break and get his shit together, he should be fine. I think most people are aware of the circumstances surrounding this.
I'm going to die of old age before people stop making threads about this situation.
Really? Interesting. Wonder why he is so interested in regions other than EMEA.
Imagine 2021(I think?) Gambit -D3ffo +something
I disagree. I think ZETA's only losses since NTH have been to really good teams, Loud, DRX, Fnatic, TLN. I think if they start putting TENN back on raze instead of Kay/o, they would start doing better I think.
I think people have become accustomed to their play style. They were able to get some wins and get 2nd at Copenhagen, because people weren't used to their play style being so uncommon, and they're all good players. They need to either do something different or actually start following the meta instead of redefining it I think. They have 5 good players, but every team they play seems to always have a perfect read on them nowadays.
Decent, and I think the most he contributes to PRX is more his personality than being a cracked player. Probably difficult to find someone that will have the same type of personality to replace him, which seems to be what PRX wants.
Didn't you know, criticizing bad sportsmanship is xenophobia?
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