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Throwback to 2022 when Leviatán finally defeated KRÜ to qualify to Masters Copenhagen

Back in 2022, KRÜ was the de facto king of LATAM Valorant and has always represented the region in the international stage. That all changed when Leviátan won the Challengers LATAM Stage 2 Playoffs whose roster have always played second fiddle in the region.

u/Hxlios — 6 hours ago

Frost teasing more changes to FS ?

Context: Frost made a few tweets about the VCL SEA S2 grand final today between 555 and Sharper (btw go watch the last few maps if u have time to waste, very fun game stacked with aimers). He made that last post about 555 after they lost the game since he seemed to be rooting for them.

He then retweeted that comment under his post, which seemsto me like it's either an actual teasing or just bait cuz otherwise what would it mean. Btw, 555 have a player (Endoist) who's likely a top 5 prospect itw atm, if not more.

u/Longjumping-Fee8342 — 8 hours ago

[Ari] Aimix Strange has reached an agreement with Global Esports

Sources: Aimix Strange 🇵🇭 is set to be Global Esports 🇮🇳 new Assistant Coach.

He formerly worked with NAOS and is the former coach of Xavi8k 🇵🇭 and PatMen 🇵🇭

u/arivalorant — 13 hours ago

We should talk about this more from Spike talk latest episode

Frost said that VCT Pacific is changing the rule mid tournament result in them playing PRX instead of Team Secret to qualify for Shanghai. Which is WTF???

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u/Guitar_86 — 12 hours ago

MIBR needs a better player

Having a "lifegame" once in a month is not enough when you go negative every other game with horrible performances

I was rooting for MIBR since last year, but I cant root for them anymore when they have a bad player in the team just because he is "funny".

u/Awkward-Sleep2145 — 12 hours ago

How good was Sean Gares as a coach?

I've been following ECW, and I just noticed that 100 Thieves are doing well, which I haven't witnessed in a while. The only time I remember where they actually competed was when Sean was the coach. How big of an impact did Sean Gares have on the team? Also if there were any other times where they performed well, I would like to know.

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u/StargazingInCallisto — 15 hours ago

Which Valorant roster would have the most trophies if they had attended every single event since the start of the game?

​Imagine one specific roster from valorant history was somehow able to stay together, never change players, and have attended every single masters and champs event, who do you think would gather the most number of trophies?

u/stygwr95 — 23 hours ago

Termi could pull the most incredible +- of all his career at the end of this year.

With T1 benching stax, and buzz’s contract ending this year, termi could pull off a +- masterclass and do not only + stax + buzz, but could also simultaneously do - Beyn AND - Yong to fit buzz and stax back into the roster. Not sure about you guys but personally I’d consider this the peak of termi’s career (as a side note, I genuinely would like to see this because Beyn has looked rough this year and his igling evidently isn’t working as well as mako’s igling last year, and so stax is a perfect substitution for Beyn and DRX just look better with double duelist and if they need Free1ng to play senti since Yong seems to struggle on traditional sentinels, I wouldn’t be upset to see Yong get replaced with buzz, who can also play chamber well like Yong…also I’d kill for the mako, buzz and stax reunion AND hyunmin + buzz double duelist would be cinema)

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u/Street-Interaction79 — 20 hours ago

deserving vs not deserving (meta wins)

what are some of the most deserving or non deserving wins in all of vct till now from 2021(yes, every team who won deserved it and they were better) ,but I'm asking like meta wins or non meta wins, like where you felt this team deserved the win or this team didn't.

yes, the most deserving win has to be prx(in my opinion).

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u/defnotyuvi — 1 day ago

Drama is inherent to competitive gaming

You do not know FrosT. You do not know Patmen. You do not know a single player on Global Esports, or PRX, or FNC or any other team.

You will never know any of these people and that's how this is supposed to go.

Anyone's allowed to hate on teams, players or coaches for any reason. In fact you don't even need a reason. Sometimes you just dislike someone's vibes and that's fine. You don't have to rationally justify your hatred of a person you'll never know (As long as you're not going and personally harassing them on twitter or some shit). This shit ain't that serious.

Drama and online criticism are inherent to e-sports. The answer is to hate on the teams/coaches/players you dislike while keeping it within reason and not harassing anyone personally.

As a long-time hatewatcher of many a team, I promise you this is very doable.

Reject parasocial behavior and start hating for the love of the game.

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u/Juipp1 — 2 days ago

Everyone's Welcome Charity (EWC) Streams Are Back!

Sideshow and his friends will be streaming from July 2nd to 12th to raise money for charity. This year they're raising money for Human Dignity Trust who legally defend LGBTQ+ people globally in countries where they are oppressed, Peruvian Hearts who help empower women in Peru, and Gaza Soup Kitchen who work to feed hungry families in Gaza. You can use the donation portal on Twitch to maximise the percentage of your money that goes to charity! But all Sideshow viewers' money will be sent; subs, bits, superchats & donos.

A group of generous artists are also taking art requests for donations over £20! (type !charityart in Sideshow or Shyo's chats for more info)

Link to the schedule for anyone interested: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1e9VAazfasT0_NXDnV_g9DheTim10SbEe59LdC9_VMLA/edit?gid=0#gid=0

u/xiaolino — 3 days ago