round diff over Global (-1 vs -22) and won against GenG through some divine intervention
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round diff over Global (-1 vs -22) and won against GenG through some divine intervention
If we were still in Split 1 I would say FENNEL/REJECT but I think Riddle is taking this
I am in severe pain
There's a few tournaments that a team needs to go through to get from Tier 2 to 1
Open Qualifiers: Several teams, originally from signup but will be taken from the Invite division of Premier going forward, go into a double-elim bracket in one of 8 different groups to qualify for the first Challengers Split.
Challengers Split 1: The top 8 teams from OQ will first fight in a regular season. This is either done through round robin (each team plays against one another) or group stages (same concept, except with two separate groups). The top 6-ish teams from the regular season qualify for playoffs, as well as a direct spot to Split 2, while the bottom two get put into relegation. Winning this split is only really necessary if Ascension qualification is dependent on points, which some regions do.
Promotion/Relegation: A second OQ is ran where the top two teams from the qualifiers face off against the bottom two teams from the first split. The top two here qualify for Split 2.
Challengers Split 2: Same format as Split 1, except the winner of this split gets the Ascension slot for their region (Assuming the region doesn't do a point system)
If a team does a point system, the team with the most points after Split 2 gets the Ascension slot.
Ascension: The final Tier 2 tournament. The winners of each region fight for the franchise slot, first through group stages, and then in playoffs. The winner gets to play in Tier 1.
not to mention G2 were almost certainly mental boomed after Masters
I feel like it was a case where neT wasn't the problem with kickoff G2 but Icy ended up kinda being the solution
she could take a silver 5-stack and somehow get them to win a match
ngl it would've been really difficult for the split 2 version of bleed to work out role-wise considering they have 2 info initiators, then again their season's prob over so ig gg go next year
Kinda just sucks, really wanted Crazyguy to prove his worth more
t3xture isn't a rookie, he was on GE last year
Both Japanese teams in Tier 1 were stated to be the two worst teams in Paciic
Tier 2 is also a mess rn
I don't know if this is me overreacting but it doesn't seem very good for the region rn
if he didn't bottom frag both maps he would've been so real for that
unfortunately crazy raccoon money and clout is too strong
In their post-match interview one of the members (i forgor if it was haodong or after) said that they get like no meaningful feedback when experimenting against other chinese teams because they just beat them anyway
Akame if you're reading this plz save us
trace are looking good
lmao just wait for them to choke at playoffs again, i love FengF but I have little hope for them to make Champs
This feels like an overreaction from Murash's fanbase ngl, this isn't the first time something like this happened (Wolverine's thumbs-down from last split left a bad impression on me)
Thinking DFM 2-1 here
DFM has some good ideas but often gets mech diffed outside of Meiy
ZETA just look like ass in both aspects
Asked the same thing, apparently muto was doing a little shittalking to million
no clue about BRIAN tho
(VCJ watchers come)
Was there something I missed from last night? There’s like a billion qrts on muto’s post-match tweet taunting him.
REJECT
Akame and BRIAN are insane, shame that they’re getting Molly whooped rn
Dplus is pretty much the only current KR challengers team to have a major presence outside of Valorant (LoL and PUBG mainly)
Meanwhile all of the JP challengers teams either have regional dominance in another esport (REJECT even won an international Apex Legends event not too long ago) or have major streamers backing them up (Murash/Riddle). That plus the salary thing makes playing abroad much more enticing.
Before the match: Devise team comps and strats for different maps and test them out against other teams (If they are tier 1 teams they'll usually scrim against decent T2 teams in the region). If the coach finds that the team struggles on a certain map they will select that as their permaban. They may also review VODs of the team they face up against, see how they play out certain maps, and devise strats to counter the enemy team (anti-stratting). They also usually serve as a counselor to maintain the players' physical and mental health to keep them in the best playing form.
During the match: Watches the gameplay and analyzes how both their team and the enemy team play out certain rounds. If they notice anything the players should capitalize on they'll call timeouts. Coaches also call timeouts to give the players a mental reset if the webcams show noticeable distress.
After the match: Review the VOD and spot out any errors in either IGL calling or timeout calling. This feedback is then applied to the next match.
On your question about fraud coaches, those kind of coaches will not call timeouts (Termi), put players on non-comfort roles (LEGIJA), allow permaban maps to go through (Chet), and overall puts the team at a strategic disadvantage.
honestly they've been pretty decent considering that in any other universe apeks would've won ascension
ez for BRIAN my goat
Anyone tried it out and have thoughts?
I find the paper transformation mechanic very fun but i have no idea how any of the guns shoot so I go like 3/13 in scrimmages
never really found the appeal of it outside the bullet and kill counter
wouldn't buy it personally but will pick up off the ground because i like stealing other people's skins
hasn't received any offers for challengers teams
Perhaps there is a reason for that
syouta's liquipedia says he can speak english
https://tracker.gg/valorant/profile/riot/amBrian%23yee/overview im deep in the trenches here
With the Blazeking situation I started to wonder if there are any players that their own region doesn't fw
idk if ascension counts but jemkin got 0 kills on bind during ascension gf
that doesn't make much sense, they played with each other on Zeta's academy roster before fennel picked hiroronn up and supposedly cooked the main team in scrims
only the classic feels NPC, the rest of the collection have been on a bit of decline recently
im not saying any of them are bad but holy lord i see these everywhere
What are some skins that if you see someone have in their collection you just know how unoriginal they are? Not to say these are bad skins it's just these together would make an NPC ahh collection
I think these types of skins would include:
Ion sheriff
Recon phantom
Reaver/Prime vandal and karambit
Sovereign marshal
nah but rossy costed the team three rounds trying to get someone with a judge
If that reply to semmler was from any other person we would've clowned on it as Tier 3 egoposting
i think carpe's more likely to get benched since xccurate's igling now
they placed top 3 four times
masters copenhagen (2nd)
masters tokyo (3rd)
champs LA (2nd)
masters madrid (3rd)
"guys i don't think gc performance translates well into tier 1 or 2"
open qual stat cope (doesn't mean shit if you can't qualify)
deflection to Icy (he was grinding it out in Tier 2 and EG's reserve roster)
random transphobia accusation (someone forgot the s in the pronoun)