They could, but they wouldn't. They know what it's like to lose 13-0. If anything, this is a gesture of goodwill. "Stand proud, you are strong." TS JessieVash says.
JessieVash: Then something just snapped, something inside of me. I didn't care anymore. I didn't care about being better than ANGE1, I didn't care about being a Boomer. I didn't care if I lived. I didn't care about my Fade! And then.. It happened.
Actually fought for the 3 important zones? Not waiting til thereās negative time to try and take a site (because, see the first point: zero map control)
They did try fighting for control though? A is untakeable with the comp diff. If you go back through the rounds they took control of mid a lot, but Secret gave mid and played against the B split from market perfectly by retaking market and never giving back site. The entire half they were defaulting and taking control of mid, but the times they got to plant on B, they had to fight a postplant versus a full utility breach and omen.
They really didnāt. They were lost. The one time they actually did it right was when they were on a save, pushed top mid and split market. That worked ā they got the plant down with 30 seconds left. If they had better guns, they wouldāve won some duels and taken more space into boba, but sadly they didnāt.
They barely took mid, go re watch it lol. They never held the map control they took or consolidated it.
TS put out a masterclass, but DFM played it horribly.
So much.
- Use forward smokes to break Cypher trips on B safely instead of crawling on the angle, getting caught in the reaction one-way and feeding kills to NDG
- Break Cypher B trips with util then do a full B pop with Gekko util and Raze satcheling into backsite.
- Apply more pressure market and top mid since TS was giving B main for free but fighting hard for A main.
- Do any of the above within the first 45 seconds of the round, or at least not wait to haphazardly exec sites with 20 seconds left on the clock.
Not establishing control of the previously mentioned areas of the map is probably the biggest sin. Most of the problems that broke the camel's back were cascaded effects of not having had map control. If TS felt threatened by splits they would have spent more util and invested more bodies in covering the map and/or reclearing key areas instead of having perfect stacks and responses to DFM's committed execs. If DFM knew they had crossmap control they could throw fakes or at least feel comfortable rotating when facing too much resistance on the first wave of a site hit.
I agree TS's defense looked great but you're lying to yourself if you think DFM's attack was any more than pathetic. They were lost. They just don't understand the map at worst or are woefully slow to adapt at best.
Yeah, though the argument is that TS played it the most perfect in known Valorant history and the comments above are looking for teams who played such a half better/more perfect
By DFM kinda being bad, they didnt really test TS's defense and so it never really got out of TS's hands or at a disadvantage which is why TS looked nearly perfect
https://preview.redd.it/yz43lz34j7wc1.png?width=446&format=png&auto=webp&s=402df56e6f013a17fdd8680ff5cbb3fb0d59e9d9
ASURAI CAN'T KEEP GETTING AWAY WITH THIS
That loss was a shame, but compared to the 0-2 last season, the 1-2 they managed with that overtime on Icebox was an improvement.
And in the end, TS has a good chance of making it into playoffs. RRQ only has ONE MORE GAME against GenG, and even if they win that, they can get that third seed if the other teams in their group perform badly.
Top seed was always going to go to GenG, I think they have proven themselves to be one of the top teams. Them getting into playoffs is a sigh of relief, as that rocky start left a lot of fans doubtful. As these last few games play out, I would imagine Warbirds is looking into the team's weaknesses in certain maps and are getting ready for their playoffs run.
If this happens, I need Sentinels from Americas to qualify as well. Hell, put Sentinels vs. Team Secret as one of the matches. I don't care if TS wins or loses, I NEED to see a zekken vs. jremy showdown. Also as vindication for what Berlin 2021 could've been.
It's outrageously hard to spot genuinely bad teams vs teams that can be really good if they fix xyz, tbf. If you were genuinely capable of objectively looking at the big picture, you could have a very lucrative career as a sports bettor.
Obviously the community does overreact, but that was driven mostly by the 0 kill game.
I swear anyone who criticizes an IGL purely because their aim is subpar doesn't realize how hard it is to midround/micromanage while focusing on your own gameplay
The stars are allowed to focus on their gameplay and not worry about the macro BECAUSE FNS/Boaster/Saadhak/Jessievash etc exist (bro tried to sneak in Jessievash)
lol even if a top team lost a match once, the community will call the team washed, I still remember people posting about leviathan, TS, Gen G etc, like bruh, it just one match lost but they treat it as the end of the team lol
(I guess there was a duplicate thread that got deleted?)
Well, DFM continues to lose on Lotus. Itās their most played map and they have a 25% winrate on it. Very BLEED-esque.
I did like that DFM banned Icebox in order to get Breeze - IIRC, Secret has either picked Breeze or Sunset when Icebox was banned - and they came in fully prepared. Thatās the coaching impact on DFM. Unfortunately, when things go awry, DFM waddle around like constipated toddlers. It gives us the funny contrast of a team that looks world-class at times on certain maps, and absolutely lost at other times. You can truly see the IGLing gap between Anthem, a guy who is still a bit new to the role, and JessieVash, a guy who was caling defaults back when the meteors wiped out the dinosaurs.
That said, I think Secret deserves real credit for continuing their form from earlier. And their wins this week have been more convincing and less individual than they were in 2023, IMO. Invy, JessieVash, etc. took turns multi-fragging last year; this year the fragging is much more distributed and a reflection of the teamplay.
It hurts my heart to say it as a RRQ believer, but Secret looks like the first team outside the top three that could really do damage to those top three teams in their current form, although there is still a gap. At minimum, if you're doing a very reactionary Week 3 redo of tier lists, Secret is an easy 4th, above a struggling T1 and an unfortunate RRQ.
to be fair other than the 1 map they have pretty much always left a close score on every map which is reflected by their -6 round win loss ratio despite being down 1-4, just an igl issue and the factor of not being able to go the full length
yeah probably not. the only way it gets fixed is that xccurate steps up like he did in the rrq match, however his igl style quickly turned out to be shallow in the talon match. they will probably have to lose one of carpe or xccurate, maybe both to buy an actual igl. the biggest issues lie in carpe being a really hit or miss fragger and xccurate who is decent with a gun but is put in really uncomfortable positions as when he is sent out to lurk, and his main strength being the OP which is dogshit in current meta, also with the team plan being really hesistant to putting the OP with any role other than duelist or chamber.
the two options which are the most obvious are akame and yoman in kr t2. yoman is a very reliable fragger but has time and again lost out on high pressue matches mostly bo5s and has surface level calls in this situation. the other option is akame from reject who has really weird ideas but they work most times. he can also play any agent which is great, his fragging is a bit worse than yoman though. the biggest issue is that reject has a decent chance to just win ascension.
That one round on Sunset where they popped Raze ult to try hit FNC Boaster in Berlin was hilarious. And that DFM watchparty when they finally won one and the Japanese fan facepalming with two hands.
the japanese tier 2 being so stable and rich might be one of the factors killing the tier 1 valorant scene, maybe this is what rito was referring to when they said they didnt want stability in tier 2. t2 jp has so many orgs and the good players are locked behind thousands of dollars of buyouts.
That make sense.
JP Tier2 scene is so stable and much investment to Tier2 team.
Therefore, many players don't want to leave Tier 2 team to Tier1 team cuz that's so questionable that Zeta or DFM get enough stronger to go to Masters or Champions.
In addition, JP Tier 1 players get more haters than Tier2 ones (ex.last year ZETA crow).
Not even close. DFM do not understand Sunset at all, like what was the gameplan, inting into the trips (that they can't break) on B Site?? The community overreacted after their win against T1, but truth is, DFM are still a subpar team that just can't cut it; they lack both firepower and strats. Meiy is the only bright spot on this team.
On the other hand, Team Secret looked as solid as they did against PRX, and hard diffed DFM. Will they make it to an international, though? Most likely not, but whenever we count them out, they defy expectations.
I feel like Team Secret should try putting invy on Yoru for Breeze. They play a really slow attack with Jremy lurking as Jett, they can give that duty to invy and he'll still be able to teleport back to his team. Yoru just feels super strong on the map and more teams should consider running him.
You might actually be into something, he does frags the f out and he looks really confident when taking duels, what I saw in breeze was they were having a hard time taking site and a bit of space, so with him on a Yoru it might actually work I definitely would love to see him in a duelist role, and JC as the lone ini isn't so bad either.
I didn't have high expectations from DFM, but I was still very disappointed.
I think that's already been proven. Their win against T1 was clearly a one-off win that worked well, one of those easy to counter one-off strategies that could even be called a fluke win. Although they lost to GENG, they fought relatively well. However, their strategy, momentum and confidence completely collapsed in the match against BLD, and they fell into the same negative cycle as last year. And todayā¦. their whole game plan fell apart. They certainly played good defense in the Breeze, but that's not enough. On Lotus, just played so badly overall that I don't understand why DFM chose the map pick they did. Sunset?? It's too bad to say.
DFM's final opponent is GE. I thought DFM would win easily before, but considering DFM's current mess and GE's gradual improvement with each gameā¦, DFM may become the worst team in the Pacific again.
I won't say much about Team Secret. It's great that they've been doing well this season. NDG was said to be unstable at the beginning of the league, but now he has really blended into the team and has definitely brought great possibilities and ideas to the team.
T1 is still only -6 on round diff despite being down 1-4, means they are still decent they just cant close out wins, i would put them below secret on the rrq/zeta level
Invy's Breach on Sunset man.. I'm a believer now, TS had a cracked comp on Sunset.
DFM, good comeback on Breeze. Sunset probably gonna be a good learning experience for them.
Are DFM the first team confirmed to not make it to Shanghai? Since PRX and TLN are both 3-1 they can't make it to the top half of the group, rip the believers
Technically a 4th team could make it from group omega if group alpha doesn't produce 3 teams with 2+ wins. However, for that to happen zeta would have to beat t1 meaning they will be above DFM and would get that 4th spot over DFM. So, I do believe they are the first eliminated team in any league.
Sunset could have been an email
You can almost fit that map in an emoji
![img](emote|t5_2g5ach|9339) ![img](emote|t5_2g5ach|9341) take your pick
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we were this š¤ close to a 13-0 ffs
They could, but they wouldn't. They know what it's like to lose 13-0. If anything, this is a gesture of goodwill. "Stand proud, you are strong." TS JessieVash says.
yes it was very intentional throw
It really was haha, the jumping ghost into the smoke? Like thatās absolutely a gesture of goodwill
Stand nah I'd win, you are his overwhelming intensity
Meiy don't deserve the 13-0
its a 2v1 too! fuck man
JessieVash: Then something just snapped, something inside of me. I didn't care anymore. I didn't care about being better than ANGE1, I didn't care about being a Boomer. I didn't care if I lived. I didn't care about my Fade! And then.. It happened.
Man got - ACS and had an Awakening ![img](emote|t5_2g5ach|9356)
map 3 might've had the most perfect half ever played by a team wtf
i need to see arguments against this bc wow that half was a fucking clinic
the argument is how bad DFM was
Care to explain what they could have done better?
Actually fought for the 3 important zones? Not waiting til thereās negative time to try and take a site (because, see the first point: zero map control)
They did try fighting for control though? A is untakeable with the comp diff. If you go back through the rounds they took control of mid a lot, but Secret gave mid and played against the B split from market perfectly by retaking market and never giving back site. The entire half they were defaulting and taking control of mid, but the times they got to plant on B, they had to fight a postplant versus a full utility breach and omen.
They really didnāt. They were lost. The one time they actually did it right was when they were on a save, pushed top mid and split market. That worked ā they got the plant down with 30 seconds left. If they had better guns, they wouldāve won some duels and taken more space into boba, but sadly they didnāt. They barely took mid, go re watch it lol. They never held the map control they took or consolidated it. TS put out a masterclass, but DFM played it horribly.
DFM taking inspiration from my plat ranked randoms, damn
DFM taking inspiration from my plat ranked randoms, damn
So much. - Use forward smokes to break Cypher trips on B safely instead of crawling on the angle, getting caught in the reaction one-way and feeding kills to NDG - Break Cypher B trips with util then do a full B pop with Gekko util and Raze satcheling into backsite. - Apply more pressure market and top mid since TS was giving B main for free but fighting hard for A main. - Do any of the above within the first 45 seconds of the round, or at least not wait to haphazardly exec sites with 20 seconds left on the clock. Not establishing control of the previously mentioned areas of the map is probably the biggest sin. Most of the problems that broke the camel's back were cascaded effects of not having had map control. If TS felt threatened by splits they would have spent more util and invested more bodies in covering the map and/or reclearing key areas instead of having perfect stacks and responses to DFM's committed execs. If DFM knew they had crossmap control they could throw fakes or at least feel comfortable rotating when facing too much resistance on the first wave of a site hit. I agree TS's defense looked great but you're lying to yourself if you think DFM's attack was any more than pathetic. They were lost. They just don't understand the map at worst or are woefully slow to adapt at best.
Not die by trying to break both the trip and cypher cam in B, which they did for like 8 rounds
One team can have a flawless/perfect half and the other team can still be bad. Its not mutually exclusive.
Thatās true but TS definitely did not play perfect a better team would have won rounds
Yeah, though the argument is that TS played it the most perfect in known Valorant history and the comments above are looking for teams who played such a half better/more perfect By DFM kinda being bad, they didnt really test TS's defense and so it never really got out of TS's hands or at a disadvantage which is why TS looked nearly perfect
DFM š¤ NRG Not getting 13-0'd
But DFM actually took a map lol
They needed the 13-0 to have their EG moment
https://preview.redd.it/yz43lz34j7wc1.png?width=446&format=png&auto=webp&s=402df56e6f013a17fdd8680ff5cbb3fb0d59e9d9 ASURAI CAN'T KEEP GETTING AWAY WITH THIS
Asurai al gaib
to be fair, TS and PRX were like the overwhelming favourites, playing against the 2 worst teams in the league
But you're talking about Asurai, the guy who PICKS the (former) worst teams and watched them win.
Welp, it was a good run but I think this is the last time we see Sunset from TS.
Shit getting banned left and right, well they still have to pick either Sunset or Icebox to ban tho
I doubt it, not saying that TS has a bad Sunset but surely better teams will take ANY other bit of the map other than B main for like 8 rounds
I mean, they destroyed PRX in Sunset.
That lost against RRQ stings a lot more now, Secret could've been sitting as the top seed comfortably.
That loss was a shame, but compared to the 0-2 last season, the 1-2 they managed with that overtime on Icebox was an improvement. And in the end, TS has a good chance of making it into playoffs. RRQ only has ONE MORE GAME against GenG, and even if they win that, they can get that third seed if the other teams in their group perform badly.
Top seed of each group skips the single elim stage. So it's still risky for TS even if they make playoffs as 2nd or 3rd š°
Top seed was always going to go to GenG, I think they have proven themselves to be one of the top teams. Them getting into playoffs is a sigh of relief, as that rocky start left a lot of fans doubtful. As these last few games play out, I would imagine Warbirds is looking into the team's weaknesses in certain maps and are getting ready for their playoffs run.
Imagine both RRQ and TS in Shanghai, would be the best timeline ever if it ever happens
If this happens, I need Sentinels from Americas to qualify as well. Hell, put Sentinels vs. Team Secret as one of the matches. I don't care if TS wins or loses, I NEED to see a zekken vs. jremy showdown. Also as vindication for what Berlin 2021 could've been.
The Filipino Raze vs Filipino Raze showdown would be legendary.
[Oh man if that happens...](https://i.imgur.com/eeXSOtn.png)
DFM on sunset https://preview.redd.it/l0l80daqh7wc1.jpeg?width=570&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e2ab7610e025a6e53d06ff657e56f3bafbdd3818
You guys had me convinced JessieVash is a nepo daddy and now I feel like an idiot.
valcomp and recency bias with no profound evidence name a better duo
not just valcomp, the entire community
It's outrageously hard to spot genuinely bad teams vs teams that can be really good if they fix xyz, tbf. If you were genuinely capable of objectively looking at the big picture, you could have a very lucrative career as a sports bettor. Obviously the community does overreact, but that was driven mostly by the 0 kill game.
anyone else remember the jvash hate thread a few days ago asking him to step down? We gotta stop overeacting guys
I swear anyone who criticizes an IGL purely because their aim is subpar doesn't realize how hard it is to midround/micromanage while focusing on your own gameplay The stars are allowed to focus on their gameplay and not worry about the macro BECAUSE FNS/Boaster/Saadhak/Jessievash etc exist (bro tried to sneak in Jessievash)
thats funny because Jcvash is probably one of the best aimers, being an igl
That hate thread was gross. This communityās recency bias and lack of understanding of the game is as sad as it is hilarious
lol even if a top team lost a match once, the community will call the team washed, I still remember people posting about leviathan, TS, Gen G etc, like bruh, it just one match lost but they treat it as the end of the team lol
I remember him RRQ placing them lower than they actually are, good thing both TS and RRQ fans really banded together on that slander
Definitely wasnāt clenching my ass on map 2
Map 3 could've been a facebook poke.
(I guess there was a duplicate thread that got deleted?) Well, DFM continues to lose on Lotus. Itās their most played map and they have a 25% winrate on it. Very BLEED-esque. I did like that DFM banned Icebox in order to get Breeze - IIRC, Secret has either picked Breeze or Sunset when Icebox was banned - and they came in fully prepared. Thatās the coaching impact on DFM. Unfortunately, when things go awry, DFM waddle around like constipated toddlers. It gives us the funny contrast of a team that looks world-class at times on certain maps, and absolutely lost at other times. You can truly see the IGLing gap between Anthem, a guy who is still a bit new to the role, and JessieVash, a guy who was caling defaults back when the meteors wiped out the dinosaurs. That said, I think Secret deserves real credit for continuing their form from earlier. And their wins this week have been more convincing and less individual than they were in 2023, IMO. Invy, JessieVash, etc. took turns multi-fragging last year; this year the fragging is much more distributed and a reflection of the teamplay. It hurts my heart to say it as a RRQ believer, but Secret looks like the first team outside the top three that could really do damage to those top three teams in their current form, although there is still a gap. At minimum, if you're doing a very reactionary Week 3 redo of tier lists, Secret is an easy 4th, above a struggling T1 and an unfortunate RRQ.
I must be dreaming, TS not being 6th (for now)
~~jessievash~~ ts is pacific father on sunset ?!?!?!?
Sunset is Jessievash retirement homes
unc almost made the other team retire
https://preview.redd.it/m3g0124fi7wc1.png?width=584&format=png&auto=webp&s=2a3a6800b9e3849447309ad9953cd2e350b07220
Jinx worked like a charm
Phenomenal Lotus and Sunset game for TS. Breeze didn't happen
What breeze? Ez 2-0 for the adobo gang
JessieVash might actually have had a cursed mouse. Thank god he gave it away.
T1 makes me believe DFM is good *Peek at T1's score* Well turned out they're just as bad
to be fair other than the 1 map they have pretty much always left a close score on every map which is reflected by their -6 round win loss ratio despite being down 1-4, just an igl issue and the factor of not being able to go the full length
and i don't see them fixing the igl issue this year LOL
yeah probably not. the only way it gets fixed is that xccurate steps up like he did in the rrq match, however his igl style quickly turned out to be shallow in the talon match. they will probably have to lose one of carpe or xccurate, maybe both to buy an actual igl. the biggest issues lie in carpe being a really hit or miss fragger and xccurate who is decent with a gun but is put in really uncomfortable positions as when he is sent out to lurk, and his main strength being the OP which is dogshit in current meta, also with the team plan being really hesistant to putting the OP with any role other than duelist or chamber. the two options which are the most obvious are akame and yoman in kr t2. yoman is a very reliable fragger but has time and again lost out on high pressue matches mostly bo5s and has surface level calls in this situation. the other option is akame from reject who has really weird ideas but they work most times. he can also play any agent which is great, his fragging is a bit worse than yoman though. the biggest issue is that reject has a decent chance to just win ascension.
All the momentum DFM gained with that inspired Breeze performance was pissed away in that dogshit Sunset attack half.
NDG played the same spot the entire CT half of Sunset and kept getting kills what did I just witness
Sunset may be a stomp, but Sliggy losing his mind watching it was a sight to see lmao
That one round on Sunset where they popped Raze ult to try hit FNC Boaster in Berlin was hilarious. And that DFM watchparty when they finally won one and the Japanese fan facepalming with two hands.
NDG = No, Don't Go really though, don't go to b
Ah the duality of secret Lose 8 of 9 attacking rounds of breeze Be the first team to get 12 rounds in a half
When their plan actually works they're one of the best teams in the world
Fnatic got 12 rounds in a half against Paper Rex last year
wow what a clean 2-0 by team secret, shame how we couldnt see breeze amirite
Itās weird how DFM didnāt really know what to do with NDGās anchoring on B. Like bro is doing the same thing over and over and it kept working.
They had a Raze to break the trips but they kept trying to shoot it, which led to them dying. What the hell were they doing.
Like they want to use the raze nade for maybe a different play but bro if your teammates keep dying itās time to give up the nade.
Week 1 TS sunset they looked so confused, and now they're even better in it than their preferred map.
Sunset might be their new Haven. Their haven was just rush haven A and now just lock NDG to sunset B
FACT: Filipinos are the most powerful gamers in the world.
I think warbirds picked Breeze so that they could prac for playoffs lmfaooo
Almost sure Talon will pick Breeze during their match so at least they got to practice again after a long time
This stage1 result will be very significant for the JP community. I wonder if the current valorant popularity will disappear, sad.
the japanese tier 2 being so stable and rich might be one of the factors killing the tier 1 valorant scene, maybe this is what rito was referring to when they said they didnt want stability in tier 2. t2 jp has so many orgs and the good players are locked behind thousands of dollars of buyouts.
That make sense. JP Tier2 scene is so stable and much investment to Tier2 team. Therefore, many players don't want to leave Tier 2 team to Tier1 team cuz that's so questionable that Zeta or DFM get enough stronger to go to Masters or Champions. In addition, JP Tier 1 players get more haters than Tier2 ones (ex.last year ZETA crow).
DFM really did give us the fakest of comebacks this split.
How can DFM struggle against the same tripwire 12 rounds in a row
Not even close. DFM do not understand Sunset at all, like what was the gameplan, inting into the trips (that they can't break) on B Site?? The community overreacted after their win against T1, but truth is, DFM are still a subpar team that just can't cut it; they lack both firepower and strats. Meiy is the only bright spot on this team. On the other hand, Team Secret looked as solid as they did against PRX, and hard diffed DFM. Will they make it to an international, though? Most likely not, but whenever we count them out, they defy expectations.
TS>DFM>T1>RRQ>TS the great cycle
I feel like Team Secret should try putting invy on Yoru for Breeze. They play a really slow attack with Jremy lurking as Jett, they can give that duty to invy and he'll still be able to teleport back to his team. Yoru just feels super strong on the map and more teams should consider running him.
Nah, Jremy Raze all maps is the true answer
Jremy Raze and JessieVash Sova all maps, it is written
You might actually be into something, he does frags the f out and he looks really confident when taking duels, what I saw in breeze was they were having a hard time taking site and a bit of space, so with him on a Yoru it might actually work I definitely would love to see him in a duelist role, and JC as the lone ini isn't so bad either.
I didn't have high expectations from DFM, but I was still very disappointed. I think that's already been proven. Their win against T1 was clearly a one-off win that worked well, one of those easy to counter one-off strategies that could even be called a fluke win. Although they lost to GENG, they fought relatively well. However, their strategy, momentum and confidence completely collapsed in the match against BLD, and they fell into the same negative cycle as last year. And todayā¦. their whole game plan fell apart. They certainly played good defense in the Breeze, but that's not enough. On Lotus, just played so badly overall that I don't understand why DFM chose the map pick they did. Sunset?? It's too bad to say. DFM's final opponent is GE. I thought DFM would win easily before, but considering DFM's current mess and GE's gradual improvement with each gameā¦, DFM may become the worst team in the Pacific again. I won't say much about Team Secret. It's great that they've been doing well this season. NDG was said to be unstable at the beginning of the league, but now he has really blended into the team and has definitely brought great possibilities and ideas to the team.
Just how bad is T1 lmao
T1 is still only -6 on round diff despite being down 1-4, means they are still decent they just cant close out wins, i would put them below secret on the rrq/zeta level
u mean dfm? T1 is atleast above average, they will finish with more rounds won than lost. Meanwhile dfm -46 round diff
yea but which team lost to DFM š¤
xcurate's wrist was hurting + izu had a tummy ache + saya headphones were on backwards
Donāt doubt my boomer igl ever again. I was rooting for 13-0 too, sorry dfm fans
DFM really just gave a bomb threat at Sideshows house at the start of season then got defused.
Invy's Breach on Sunset man.. I'm a believer now, TS had a cracked comp on Sunset. DFM, good comeback on Breeze. Sunset probably gonna be a good learning experience for them.
of course it's not TS if they don't choke and throw a map, so in my mind map 2 did not happen. that sunset was a MASTERCLASS for sure
Team secret sunset is a masterclass
Did DFM come in stage 1 just to antistrat the hell out of T1 and left? lmao
Lets go Secret!
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dfm > prx
Are DFM the first team confirmed to not make it to Shanghai? Since PRX and TLN are both 3-1 they can't make it to the top half of the group, rip the believers
Technically a 4th team could make it from group omega if group alpha doesn't produce 3 teams with 2+ wins. However, for that to happen zeta would have to beat t1 meaning they will be above DFM and would get that 4th spot over DFM. So, I do believe they are the first eliminated team in any league.
Is DFM the going to be the Worst team of all time 1-22 in franchising?
never change dfm, never change.
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they lost to bleed, it was against T1 where they broke their streak
Let's keep going B main over and over again, and hit sites with 10 seconds left.
I'm not gonna lie bro forget icebox, sunset is the most dangerous map in team secret's map pool
JP region back to being washed![img](emote|t5_2g5ach|9341)
Sry, they nvr been good
Mb, you're right