Fluxy

ok but “closing ability” is just vibes unless you show clutch numbers, reminds me of every 2015 fnatic preview where they handwaved “champion mentality”

ok but cache got in via operations first

this feels like 2017 gambit vibes, local stand-in nealan could stabilize their debut

season 3 ashe sona

11% over six months isnt some miracle, seen bigger swings since fnatic katowice 2015

reminds me of esea rws days, exit frags were always fraud stats, about time faceit fixs it

2015 skt vibes, cope

telecom war has been like this since ogn, kt still lives to ruin t1 openers

wild how prop bets brought back that 2014 skin betting rot, just sneakier than iBUYPOWER throws

reminds me of jett in 2021, they kept mobility but removed free op peeks, slide accuracy nerf is the same fix keep the speed

cope, this is og ti9 energy, bzm wins riyadh too

prepared rollback screams sts1 early access déjà vu

furia's choke reminds me of liquid's meltdown in cologne 2018, had the same vibe

faze on the brink again? feels like 2021 when they struggled just to make the major qualifiers. people forget how they barely made it back then. 47.4% chance, sounds like a nail-biter. reminds me of the old fnatic days when every map mattered. this team needs a miracle run or they're done. 🧓

lowkey reminds me of the old days when we'd wait for 6.86 patch drop in dota 2, just watching streams and hoping for any hint, its like a tradition man, really miss when patch releases were events not just updates

r1ckleexd joining wolves reminds me of when kjaerbye joined north, not sure if it's gonna change much

nip struggling since 2014, mouz always inconsistent. deja vu every year, nothing changes

blg 3-0'd g2 earlier this week, hard to bet against them now

telecom war on opening day is classic throwback to old rivalries back in the day. reminds me of when they would headline every spring split opener. nothing beats the hype of t1 vs kt

reminds me of g2's crazy run during worlds 2019, struggling at start then going beast mode, hope skewmond can match that level

nafe signing reminds me of when vp signed snax in 2018, big name but will it actually work out?

reminds me of when astralis dominated csgo with that team chemistry strong bonds make champs let's see if they can finish it off in the final

since when did a card game allow such overpowered effects? sounds like it needs balancing before everyone just abuses it for easy wins

nah novaX is onto something, navi still got that fire especially in chaotic tier-2. reminds me of when gambit came outta nowhere in 2017. tier-2 can be unpredictable af

nah aurora might take it but def not an ez 2-0 legacy's on a hot streak

nisha clears, dude's a beast. reminds me when cypher dominated back in 2013

ttk reminds me of old cs days when ppl argued about first bullet accuracy in majors. same mechanics diff game. risk is always there but deep analysis can pay off. betting is always risky tho

nah yall sleeping on xlg, they can contest nrg. reminds me of vp in 2017, unpredictable and can clutch

reminds me of the old days in runescape with free spins... codes and rewards making grinding a bit easier

Team Vitality and Enterprise Esports both dominated their groups and won 2-0. But in a tournament with such a modest prize pool, can we really say they're the strongest teams? Feels like we're elevating them to titan status without a true test. Isn't a tougher field needed?

AL 3:1 incoming.

Account hacks aren't new, but this feels extreme. Riot's approach here is like when VAC banned KQLY right before DreamHack 2014. These incidents are a double-edged sword, potentially saving players' reputations or wrecking them. Lot's case will be crucial for policy precedent.

If Mirage was so poor, why not pivot strategies sooner? Reminds me of when Astralis adjusted mid-series in Boston 2018, and it paid off huge.

Zamudo's visa issues remind me of the 2015 fnatic roster hiccup pre-Katowice, when they almost lost olofmeister due to travel problems. LYON's handling seems smooth, but losing a player like Zamudo right before LCS Lock-In hurts. Hope they bounce back like fnatic did.

Does Bigfoot's addition to Fallout 76 really bring fresh excitement, or is it just another attempt to revive fading interest? Remember the hype around Mothman?

Reminds me of RuneScape's tools progression.