He became last year’s champion, that’s more than enough compared to other players

@@quangphaminh843that said, retired.

@@quangphaminh843 piggy talks shiz too much. f*** boostio

😂

@@quangphaminh843 yep, boostio career better than any furia player, also he is kinda fun, always bring entertain to the stage

boostio getting a taste of his own medicine

Cost the game

When will people learn vandal sprays will never work

That's a tilter

He woke up today, last stage he was not performing like in 2023. Hope hes gonna be more consistence

Gekko probably stole some of Sovas radianite shock darts and fed it to wingman like a poky stick.

this is worse imo

​@@smthlikeyou009Why? Cuz furia won?

@@zag3706 100t just got 4th at shanghai, furia to most people were the 2nd worst team in americas

​@@zag3706Bec furia was never this close to making it to international event all these years and they beated #1 seed which is worse than BLG vs NRG

But the amount of shit talk boostio did😂

Valorant is not a game with strong strategic depth like dota2. It is much easier to copy and emulate a winning team's formula, or learn how to counter a strong team. Aside from strategy, the fps mechanical aspects of valorant makes it harder for pros to differentiate their skills (compared to cs). It used to be that weaker teams suffers from poor strategical depth/execution. But these are areas that they are catching up on because of the first two factors above. What you get are teams that are extremely close to each other in skills, hence the "anyone can win" scenario. To have a team that dominates the region, it would mean that the region is not as competitive (see PRX in APAC).

@@cnaizhen Yeah, that's extremely true, it's just frustrating to be fans of former super teams like FNATIC and LOUD, just to see them lose to teams said to be impossible to lose to, just cause they had a few anti-strats or were playing extremely well that day

@@cnaizhen and even in APAC, GEN.G is a worthy contender, and that's just this season it was never like that before, and TS always seems to beat PRX against all odds, even though they never beat any other team

@@JustEvan8 I personally think that, while this sucks for fans of teams, and not necessarily great for business (because loyal fans generate loads of income), this everyone-can-win state of game is a sign of a healthy competitive scene. The past seasons of APAC competitive scene is downright stagnant/boring imo. It's nice that teams such as geng caught up. Hopefully more to come.

@@JustEvan8but apac always has 2 teams that always make it this it’s geng and prx , Americas is the most unstable region

fr like what is he doing at 7:23

which is funny because that's the correct pronunciation based on the fact Xand is Brazilian, but at the same time, that caster says "Furuya" instead of Furia which doesn't make any sense xD

Who would be a better choice for an initiator in your expert opinion 🤨

​@@Lawthethrash I don't dislike eeiu oranythingbut derrek was so good, best player on the team , still got dropped. I think derrek is better choice, nothing they can do now though.

@@bumbumtumtum5543 I mean, Derrek is goated, but he wasn't looking the same the last months he was on 100t, prolly a confidence thing

horrible is your mother shut up

Chill bro , NA teams always lose at the start , but then somehow qualify