where did Autumn come from?
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Last post: | October 8, 2024 at 2:45 AM |
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SPG gives me GenG/PRX vibes
definitely the strongest looking team out of the other ascended teams
they came from Premier but the core of the team has been playing since last year under SDC (Gwangju Shadow)
its just a map veto diff
Trace on Ascent owns a decent amount of teams
I mean its your decision to not install the game if you're worried about it
my only problem with that is when it gets on the wrong hands like a hacker accessing Vanguard then they could easily keep all your files for ransomeware
I think its best for you to edit the og post just so all the recent information is in one place
he represents China as a region.. you may not like it but this guy put Chinese Valorant on the map in the international stage with his flashy plays
he's also a pretty good player, you cant tell me he's not at least at the top 10% of the players playing in the whole of franchising right now
China has capital, infrastructure and has one of the largest population to take talent from
its literally a gold mine for Riot
I dont think you realise how big it is to invest in China's esports
this would make the regions imbalance because one will get more opportunity to improve than others
just look at League and CS, theres a clear regional hierarchy
Riot's goal is to make sure that each region has equal opportunities and representation
I was watching some SEN vods and the casters kept calling Sacy "Sachy"
am I out of the loop? did he change his name's pronunciation? or are the casters just mispronouncing?
I cant believe its happening!!!
GenG deserve it
I think its because munckin stands up too much just like how people hate Boostio cause bro keeps standing up
as for everything else they are a pretty likeable team... happy my boy Meteor will have another chance to get a trophy
been following him since Northeption
100T looks so good right now.. as much as I am a Pacific fan I would prefer 100T to win against GenG and win it all tbh
havent been watching the games due to irl stuff
how did both Fnatic and EDG lose so early and how did G2 beat PRX?!
it feels like Valorant has been so hard to predict recently
would've preferred DRX over T1 to represent Pacific
the DRX guys are so talented and yet they remain humble
some people might've hated the stax kiss thing in Champs 2022 against FPX(NaVi) but other than that they are pretty likeable
if you look at interviews with asian players a lot of them actually dont maintain eye contact that much
maybe its time for Saya to follow the natural progression for duelist players which is going to a flex/sentinel role
TenZ, Foxy9, Meteor, Alfajer and MaKo have seen success so it might be the solution
wasnt that more so on how Onur was running the team? like they just never deviated from their gameplans even though they were getting anti'd heavily
LEV was in Masters Copenhagen and Champs 2022 and they did decent on those international events
since 2022 this man has been hitting heads while igling
its kind of insane how no one talks about him outside of Americas
ye that game TS won last year wasnt so much of an upset since it was the time when PRX was slumping in form with Benkai still on
you gotta take into factor that not only was Fnatic in their best form throughout the whole of 2023 but last year's EMEA League was just downright atrocious
Now its gotten WAYYY better but of course prime Fnatic wasnt going to lose against Scream's KC and an overcooking NaVi
the loses from the top teams this year in their own respective leagues just shows how much all the other teams have improved and its almost impossible to stay dominant nowadays with increasing competition
I mean just one of the best players in APAC in general
he just doesnt make a lot of mistakes, is really smart when playing clutches and frags out heavy when he needs to
just unlucky that TS are always barely reaching a Masters or Champs
its more so their prep.. when it comes to big games like the upset against DRX last year they just seem to have really good reads but they cant translate that when they are playing back to back matches
If they do make it back into an international tourny I think they could do decently well. They have the firepower and smart players to back it up they just need to have more time and maybe more people helping out Warbirds when prepping
TS played better Valorant
in Icebox they were just hitting their shots and had really good utility denying the floods from PRX and they also punished something a lot when he overextended
as for Sunset... man TS had really good reactions against PRX's aggression early and also they had a good understanding of PRX's no sentinel comp and just kept on lurking
kinda sucks that he didnt get a good team in China or else he probably would be like vookashu playing as an import
man even if they lose to GenG I hope they dont get mentally boomed
they just need confidence and once it gets rolling they will be a scary team
we are expecting an apology essay
sign a better coaching staff + 5 indian rookies
he's igling a lot now that Zest is not there to help in calling for the midrounds
he does eventually pop off when he doesnt need to think as much like in OTs or when they are having a one sided game
this is how you tame an over extending duelist like Meteor or Foxy9
just put them on KJ and they'll be a headshotting turret
It wont help you aim better or have better reaction time but if you already have the skills it just makes you more consistent since your physical and mental health isnt going up and down as much
For decision making its all drilled into the players by coaches during scrims. Having a healthy body and mind helps to have a clear mental though if thats what you mean
Health is important but its not like it stops you from becoming a pro player I mean all you have to do is look