That’s just one shot for Evan 💪 jk

Because he knows that it's one shot for him and zap

His intention was to tell zap and rep to push hard. He’s starting to actually express his voice more which means he’s going to continue to be more demanding. It is the nature of turning into an IGL. This is a good thing. He’s already looking better than dropped in that regard to me. You can see it, and hear it, he is bloodthirsty.

If you watch other players you would know that just about every single players calls out 1 shot off a crack bc they are pros for a reason at that point it’s a free knock but your not comp enough to know that and am guessing you’ve never played with preds bc we do the same thing in high ranked lobbies

@@subqr9634 I watch every single Match Day, Regional Finals and Scrims I can get my hands on. I know that a lot of players do that but i disagree with the fact that they its a free knock at that point because you are exactly right they are all Pro players and can make a comeback even if they are just cracked, so saying they are one shot can lead to stupid decisions of your teammates. Still a lot of players do it i get that, but I have never seen any person do it so often in one match day. Also why do you have to attack me for just stating something that i noticed haha??

Bruh i be screaming like yall dont see the mag😂😂

Glaze much ?

@@VenusExplorery’all call everything glaze grow up bro 🤦🏾‍♂️

Maybe for you bro

Moist pulled out last minute before Split 1 lan due to visa issues (2 of the players are Aussies) Maybe gentlemans agreement to keep "Moist" as their org name to lowkey represent

it is regarding an issue between moist esports and us immigrations. google it up and read the esports insider. very interesting yet messed up situation

@@johnnywolf666i still don’t understand, why could they get visa for „not moist“ but not for moist?

@@surenhohn5191they have visas they’ve gotten themself which is a lot easier to get as moist just kept getting denied, they aren’t under moist or signed at the minute but moist is still helping them with Wxltzy and draugr(coach) staying in Florida and playing at the moist facility but they aren’t technically under them

​@@surenhohn5191The agent that was handling their case apparently had a weird gripe with the org name (This is the leading theory since all documents and evidence were in order) and so would not accept them under any circumstance, its alarmingly common and pretty sad tbh

I would encourage you to look for possible explanations outside of cheating, especially for LAN proven pros. For example, he clearly saw the enemy jump off the tower and after that it's an incredibly linear path to the ground.

@@Caleb-jb3gv you can not see the enemy jumps you can’t even see shadow in smoke, people easily tap strafe. It was not just that shot, it was the entire sequence after

Not to mention he’s auto locked on to players behind walls with crazy flicks. Just snapping right on. He was also complete shit at LAN

@@strangecrimeworld9402 aight, I was going to ask for specific examples to humor you until you called him bad. Literally none of the people at LAN are bad. If you look at the stats, they are better than 99.99% of every single other player. People like you who call anyone who has worked insanely hard to be good enough to compete on the world stage bad, don't have even the slightest idea of how much time and effort it takes to be that good or have the ability to reasonably identify if pros are cheating. People like that will ALWAYS find things to be suspicious of. You see these people do impressive things and immediately assume they're cheating because you have no concept of what you can do at that skill level. You throw out words like 'tap strafe' as a counter, which makes no sense and you would know that if you looked even a little bit into how tap strafes worked. Don't say things with authority that you don't have proof of, or at the very least reasonably high confidence in.

@@Caleb-jb3gvty for this comment lmaooo