5 to South America and 5 to North America is fair there's nothing you can say who will make me change my mind (hell we arguably should get one more LATAM spot since Lev decided to go full NA now)
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5 to South America and 5 to North America is fair there's nothing you can say who will make me change my mind (hell we arguably should get one more LATAM spot since Lev decided to go full NA now)
the doc being useless or not aside, they should've at least responded you. i understand that detailed feedback might not be possible for the amount of people that applied, but if they had an open call, they should have been prepared for this and have at least a "we haven't chose you but we're glad you applied" response. job market is all fucked up for things like these
NRG: Mada
100T: Eeiu
Lev: Tex
MIBR: Aspas
Loud: Cauanzin
EG: Derrek
KRU: Shyy
Furia: Heat
C9: Oxy
G2: Valyn
2G: Spike/Gobera
SEN: Zekken
Americas: Loud (C'mon i will always support Loud) and Sentinels (Cause i love Sacy)
EMEA: Fnatic (Fire aesthetics i like orange) and Vitality (Less is the GOAT)
APAC: GenG (Loved them in 2024) and DRX (Good old days)
CN: FPX (Real ones remember Masters Madrid) and DRG (Awesome name)
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not everyone plays tryharding to get better. its a video game, its supposed to be fun. if you dont take much seriously you will have fun too. someone who dont really care about ranking up will not care about winning and losing
dois jogos irmao calma ano é longo
- Total flash use: 5 times in 20 rounds. Mw didn't use any flashes in 75% of the rounds.
- Mwzera used his bang in 5 rounds, 4 of these rounds were won. Furia ended the map 7/13.
- 80% of the time mw uses a flash the round is won. 57% of the rounds were won with mwzera's flashes.
actually insane
tuyz actually has the best one (too ez)
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based but i think Sen is favoured against Loud (60/40 to me)
fair enough but i think lev remains a bit untested
loud>lev>mibr
NRG: Feels a bit like mibr, a team who is still working on getting 100% comfortable so people will call them overrated rn but will get really good throught the season, FNS calls still are pretty good but he really needs to improve individually and Ethan needs to step up. Verno seems like he's still maturing and Mada is a crazy ass demon
100t: solid, could also be a top team, people will overreact but 2 months of training will be pretty healthy for them. boostio needs to lock in tho
nah 100t looks solid 2 months training now will be very good for them
sometimes its annoying how lucky he is but its very funny watching him play i feel like screaming
G2 100t Sen Mibr and NRG itself
C9 was fluke win and nrg couldn't really lose to them and risk getting eliminated on lowers
but they did anyway
sadly 100t is paying the price
thats hypothetical. whats is not hypothetical is that nrg, in fact, lost to c9
thats because they didnt lost to fucking c9 or other dogshit teams
seems to be feeling a bit the pressure now, taking very bad decisions and missing "easy" things
good player but still too inexperienced
absolute all time goat. future world champion. american leo i would say
baiting the entire team from backsite my god masterclass
hello mi nombre es saadhak give me 300 dollars so i can make a time machine and go back to 2022 vamos loud
BRO THIS MATCH IS SO FUN
The neck crack... wow... just wow. The way he integrates it into existing jiggy movement is nothing short of breathtaking, a masterclass in effortless brilliance. It’s not just a crack—it’s a seamless extension of the rhythm, a punctuation mark that amplifies every beat and motion. It feels as though the crack was always meant to be there, not as an afterthought but as an intrinsic part of the choreography Verno moves as if the universe itself sways in time with his gestures, his every movement imbued with a casual grace that feels both rehearsed and spontaneous. There’s an artistry in his restraint, a quiet confidence that doesn’t beg for attention but commands it nonetheless. The nonchalant manner of the entire spectacle that Verno puts on is simply sublime. It’s not just that he makes it look easy—he makes it look inevitable, as though there’s no other possible way for his body to respond to the music. The crack becomes a symbol of his mastery, a subtle yet profound acknowledgment of the groove. His fluid transitions between jiggy movements and stillness create a dynamic tension that keeps the audience on edge, each moment brimming with anticipation. There’s an undeniable magnetism in the way he carries himself, an alchemy of charisma and skill that transforms the mundane into the extraordinary. Every element of his performance feels like a deliberate choice, yet it exudes a spontaneity that makes it all the more impressive. The nod, in particular, transcends its simplicity, becoming a kind of signature flourish that elevates the entire routine. It’s not just a movement—it’s a statement, a reminder that even the smallest gestures can carry immense weight when executed with intention. Watching Verno is like witnessing a painter at work, every brushstroke precise yet brimming with emotion, and the final masterpiece is nothing less than unforgettable.
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