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consider the worst-case scenario for the tier-2 scene next year: i.e. no promotion, no wildcard, no way to get to lans

would large prizepool i.e. 500k+ third-party tournaments keep the scene alive?

this is in response to a now-deleted tweet about a 150k tournament for the VRL winners this split https://twitter.com/valleague_dach/status/1524405882351763463

posted about 3 years ago

called this shit

posted about 3 years ago

these are all femly alts

posted about 3 years ago

Acend could pop off

posted about 3 years ago

the clout matchup

battle of the teams on their redemption arc

I give it to TSM, 2-1

posted about 3 years ago

TGRD 2-1

dont forget about the online trent

posted about 3 years ago

the mechanical ability of Vitality is insane

h1ber and cender just solo carry rounds

posted about 3 years ago

you too king

posted about 3 years ago

been chilling

posted about 3 years ago

LMFAO

posted about 3 years ago

dude you are literally a divine benediction

all your posts are comedy gold

posted about 3 years ago

raze is so much more fun to play than jett
it's like tf rocket jumping but more boring

neon is the most fun duelist though

posted about 3 years ago

yeah this is true

but they also have had a lot more time to spend learning the game.

I'd argue Pansy Hypoc or Bren Sideshow are up there with the likes of Spunj and Machine

posted about 3 years ago

with players like boncold baddyG and h1ber they should not be losing this hard to beGenius

really feels unrehearsed rn

posted about 3 years ago

he's so fun, I always watch them for EMEA games.

and it's a good way to practice my spanish

posted about 3 years ago

i need tsm to make it to semis
lose to C9 in the uppers
then sentinels in the lowers

posted about 3 years ago

banger

posted about 3 years ago

FR because Vitality

posted about 3 years ago

cope harder bozo

posted about 3 years ago

doesn't Vitality have more fans than Mandatory

posted about 3 years ago

cope harder bozo

posted about 3 years ago

rip bozo

i didn't expect much but i at least wanted to see ballsy plays

mf shriveled up and shat himself

posted about 3 years ago

yeah just look at skadoodle

major winner in cs
3 masters and a champs trophy in valorant

proof that cs > valorant

posted about 3 years ago

us food is cheeks but mexican food hits different > eu food

Spanish and Italian food does still slap though. greece has bangers too

posted about 3 years ago

investing it generally

also most non-t1 players are often in uni / secondary education so they'd probably be able to return to that and get a job that way if things don't work out

posted about 3 years ago

gl + bump

posted about 3 years ago

being the weakest link on one of the strongest teams is not bad

posted about 3 years ago

f0rsaken is probably my pick for apm

posted about 3 years ago

how do mfs still say "t1 overrated"

posted about 3 years ago

LEVIATAN is great

looks like a beyblade top

posted about 3 years ago

gigabrained gigachad

posted about 3 years ago

WWWWWWW

posted about 3 years ago

100% Fnatic v G2 is either the opener or the last game

posted about 3 years ago

this mf a salaried hater

posted about 3 years ago

group A is actually just viewerbait

every match about to go so hard

Fnatic FPX
Fnatic G2
Fnatic Acend

posted about 3 years ago

cope harder

posted about 3 years ago

American crowds are active sometimes too

college events tend to be more active though

posted about 3 years ago

the world is not ready for this...

posted about 3 years ago

i honestly believe that age doesn't play much of a role in the mechanical potential of players

it's probably just them not having the time or the motivation to put hours that they did when they were 18 into the game

i agree that it's generally good to make a team that has a variety of proven and experienced talent with upcoming players

posted about 3 years ago

what's your reaction

posted about 3 years ago

this is most likely how the franchised league will work, too. they're probably just getting used to the format for next year

posted about 3 years ago

lmfao

posted about 3 years ago

def getting into the EMEA franchise

posted about 3 years ago

with an ideal franchising system, while smaller orgs may not be represented, the lesser-known but skilled players would definitely be picked up by franchise orgs.

they have a vested interest to be the best, after all.

I do agree that it results in a lack of straight-outta-nowhere underdog runs, but there will still be unknown players like Trent, making deep runs and somewhat of an underdog run in their own right!

Sentinels in your example would 100% remain in the franchise. However, if they perform worse they have not only the financial backing of the franchise created revenue but also the benefit of being a franchise org to pick up better players. I.e. the situation where they weren't able to acquire a coach due to finances would likely not happen in a franchise system.

It all depends on how it's set up. I will miss the T1-T2 matchups, though, and I hope Riot has put in serious thought into ensuring T2 doesn't die as it has in countless games so far. Ideally, there would be a wildcard spot in the league itself, or at least to international competition.

also, i don't think your opinion is unpopular at all. it's absolutely normal and a valid concern.

posted about 3 years ago

'03 diff

posted about 3 years ago
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