played a total of 7/122 maps in EMEA as opposed to 23/135, 19/134 in Americas and Pacific respectively.
Lotus and ascent is at the top for emea with 29 and 25
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played a total of 7/122 maps in EMEA as opposed to 23/135, 19/134 in Americas and Pacific respectively.
Lotus and ascent is at the top for emea with 29 and 25
not chat gpt blud. gpt cant even figure out what 1 +1 is
literally all he did was check tracker.gg pacific rankings and see him at the top
need that bump, this stuff is poetic.
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again... it happens every time, set your expectations low, so you don't get dissapointed.
thats true. i think its because the mindset of pacific and how much american media has influenced pacific, is the reason why most people on this site favour americas and pacific, as opposed to emea, thats what happens when theres a majority and a minority.
Here’s the evidence -
over the last 3 years since DRX has started playing valorant, DRX has lost to a Pacific/korean team of a total of 7 times.
3 of which were in 2023, the regular season, vs PRX and TS.
the other 4, they lost to ZETA in reykjavik in the lower bracket, insane comeback, when nuturn ended their famous winstreak, and the other 2 were korean teams including f4q.
DRX have a record of 5-2 vs PRX in all competitions. they lost 2 only recently (2023 regular season). so i think its fair to say, since DRX has only lost 7 times vs their region in the last 3 years, that Pacific was a 1 team region for the longest time.
Why did the prac with zest then? Seems like a you problem not a PRX problem.
yep. seems kinda hypocritical, but people just wanna be nice to DRX for some reason, which is a good thing, idk what the point is in spreading hate, even for EU teams, which seems like the most deserving of it.
seems like you got butthurt, nothing ban worthy in my opinion.
we do it for EU teams like FNATIC, NAVI, TL and 100T.
who and who? seems like a classic baiter, nothing to fret over.
over the last 3 years since DRX has started playing valorant, DRX has lost to a Pacific/korean team of a total of 7 times.
3 of which were in 2023, the regular season, vs PRX and TS.
the other 4, they lost to ZETA in reykjavik in the lower bracket, insane comeback, when nuturn ended their famous winstreak, and the other 2 were korean teams including f4q.
DRX have a record of 5-2 vs PRX in all competitions. they lost 2 only recently (2023 regular season). so i think its fair to say, since DRX has only lost 7 times vs their region in the last 3 years, that Pacific was a 1 team region for the longest time.
seems untrue. before lockin it was a 1 team region.
something MVP in his first tournament of T1 Valorant.
who cars, just don't read the chat. im here for the games not to waste emotions reading some NPC's comments on YT
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZrmclgHtd6I better than twitch
his tweet confused me for a sec
dont tell me u wouldn't get baited by this tweet https://twitter.com/Demon1___/status/1662637844106735617
https://clips.twitch.tv/ConfidentGiantPigEleGiggle-V-WQ_TokEt4xUkts
due to some misconsceptions on VLR and his tweet, here is evidence that he is going to champs
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i will have to agree unfortunately
your first point is irrelavent since you cannot really see the impact of an IGL with an eye test or stats, regardless of stats, he has 1.04 rating above 1.00 from saadhak, and 0.93 from redgar, which is thanks to his 45% clutch rate 13/29 situations. that is absurdly high.
2ndly imagine you get a random player after playing with derke your whole life, you have protocols with him, fundamentals, you know how he plays, he knows the strats, and all the different niches that you guys have, suddenly you get h1ber who has no team chemistry AND you have to catch him up to speed with all the different stuff you have cooked up all within a short while, that feat is asking for something massive. its not about the performance but the team chemistry, for examply, kamyk, while performing quite well, bbl were able to gain a map from FNATIC, and go 9-13,11-13 on the next maps, it shows you how important team chemistry with alfajer was. again, its not about the eye test, its about what goes wrong behind the scenes. i like how you mentioned FNS, since thats exactly what him and chet have been building with optic, they built a world class team, all by building up their fundamentals, team chemistry and tactics, its no different to boaster and derke, who has been there since early 2021.
your third point is a non point as i have already explained it previously. all igls are mediocre, if we go by your metric
ill go ahead and believe the guy named kskm on VLR instead of an actual analyst on the desk. yep!
bro was blind to the replies:
https://twitter.com/LotharHS/status/1661841068189523968
Hmm? Im not sure about other people but me @YinsuCollins and @kaquka said to our emea production that we dont want to hear the comms and we shouldnt have them because of competitive integrity.
— DRX LotharHS (@LotharHS) May 25, 2023
who cares, hes igling, just like fns, just like ange1, just like saadhak, just like redgar,
reykjavik 2 performance does not matter, derke had covid (read the post lil bro)
he improved his mechanics since 2021, ever since he felt that he was holding his team back, which has netted him a significant improvement. players like marved have complimented his improvement recently on stream, (after they won lockin)
its like you completely disregarded the most important role in any team, which is IGL, evidently, you can look at SEN, they didnt have a good IGL but an insane team, which got them bodied, they didn't even QUALIFY!
he making a parody of this post:
ethan is a fraud? but yes, jawgemo is a bit too inconsistent.
lets see...
reykjavik : finals, 2nd
berlin: didn't qual, 16th
champs: 5th to 8th
reykjavik 2: got unlucky, derke had covid
copenhagen: top 4
champs: 5th to 6th
lockin: winners, 1st
2nd,(16th), 5th-8th, 4th, 5th-6th, 1st
seems consistently to be at least a top 5, i see no problem. if boaster was a problem, he would've been dropped right away. its clear that he's a good IGL and not just someone who is being carried by his team.
you might as well hang a neon sign around your neck saying: 'Warning! Unapologetic Boaster hater on the loose!"
Nah bro, shoes are a prison for the feet, a testament to our self-imposed shackles in the quest for societal acceptance. True freedom begins where the sole meets the soul.
as long as you dont go disrespecting your parents like some people
victor went +23, lets not overreact, both are good
lmaooo, chet came after her first, she didnt say anything until chet accused her.
she did not disrespect him lil bro, Chet came after her first, she just responded without being arrogant. keep coping.😂
must not be enough because he's still hungry for more. 23-11 FK-FD
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