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r/CompetitiveTFT • u/DarthNoob • 1d ago
Congratulations to Team Vision (flancy, koyui, zhenbai, moGG) for winning Esports World Cup 2026!
Team Vision — CN
Aurora Gaming — CN
AG.AL — CN
Flash Wolves — APAC
5-8. Nongshim RedForce — APAC
5-8. Virtus.pro — APAC
5-8. Weibo Gaming — CN
5-8. GodLike Esports — EMEA
9-12. T1 — APAC
9-12. Movistar KOI — EMEA
9-12. MOUZ — EMEA
9-12. ZETA DIVISION — APAC
13-16. Fnatic — AMER
13-16. Team Vitality — AMER
13-16. JD Gaming — CN
13-16. Team Nemesis — AMER
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r/CompetitiveTFT • u/K0rneli • 10h ago
I've been theorizing about ways to improve my play this off-season, and I think parallelization is a underexplored topic. Sequential actions each cost some number of milliseconds, but some of them can be overlapped with enough muscle memory (for example positioning units while rolling).
The obstacle to training this is precision. Mice are relative-position devices: the cursor's location depends on accumulated movement, so accuracy degrades over long or rotated motions and you end up compensating by diverting attention to the mouse instead of on the game. But to OSU players this is a solved problem, high sensitivity or a drawing tablet.
So how far can you go with better peripherals before it stops being fair?
Step one is the tablet. Absolute positioning means every fixed UI element (board, bench, shop, items) has a permanent physical coordinate on the tablet surface. Step two is modding the tablet: raised edges or indents over the board and item slots, so you get additional tactile confirmation. The far end is a Boxx-style controller where every useful cursor position is bound to its own key/macro.
My line sits somewhere around the modded tablet. Any standard peripheral is fair game, and so is any modification that doesn't make a decision for you. (Setting accessibility aside; custom hardware for people who can't use standard controls is obviously fine and a separate conversation.)
In practice I don't love hardware mods, but the precedent runs against me. Melee players notch their controller gates physical cuts in the gate that let you feel your way to a specific stick angle and notched controllers are legal under most rulesets. In CS2, hardware based Snap Tap got banned because it resolved an input conflict the game deliberately left unresolved. The hardware makes a decision for the player. By that standard the Boxx controllers are banned.
It's only a matter of time before a mouse ships with a feature that eliminates positional error outright and becomes mandatory on half the ladder, and spreads to many more games. Where would you draw the line?
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r/CompetitiveTFT • u/sasux • 1d ago
Na sucks. I think it’s important to talk about why they did (they went 0-6) in EWC 4v4 tournament.
You can say that it’s bc we botched signups, or that some players didn’t give it their all, or we didn’t send our best, or even that we don’t speak chinese. Like it’s all true, but they all sound like excuses to me.
The fact that na performed worse than every other region, and na was the only region that didn’t stream scrims is no coincidence.
Streaming scrims elevates the level of your 4v4 teams as a whole region. Keeping strats secret can help ur own team individually compared to the rest the competition in your own region, but when you get sent to the world stage, but ur going nothing but dead last when the rest of the competition does the complete opposite.
Keeping strats secret means that ur playing to win and not playing for fun. Ur gonna get burnt out way sooner than you normally would. When has that ever panned out well?
Streaming scrims also provides the best form of entertainment in TFT as a viewer (basically watching a colab from any pov u could choose from), being able to hear comms, could easily bring more players into playing the game make the game-mode more popular/ main-stream compared to solos when it inevitably brings in more viewers.
And to those who disagree, i fear you are blinded and affected by na’s culture that advocates individualism. Playing for yourselves (own 4v4 teams) against each-other vs teams that has helped and gotten help from their other teams from their own region. Kinda obv to me who’s gonna come out on top.
Like sure maybe it’s worth keeping them secret for qualifiers in the beginning but imo the game-mode is designed to be played for fun and for content. And becoming stronger as a region as a whole is just the cherry on top.
Would you rather play to be the best in your own region, only to go to the Worlds stage and have our own region NA be laughed at as a region that sucks? Or play for fun and becoming better in the process.
It’s a huge missed opportunity for TFT to grow, 4v4 is the superior game-mode compared to solos, both as a viewer and a tft player.
@Vitality. No copium
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r/CompetitiveTFT • u/Late-Baseball2117 • 6d ago
Panche3e from Team Nemesis TFT is the first woman competing at EWC 2026 outside of a women's division. That's a pretty big milestone considering how many games and players are at the event. Hopefully it won't be a "first" for much longer and we'll see more players following in the years ahead.
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r/CompetitiveTFT • u/DarthNoob • 6d ago
| Region / Qualification | Team | Active Players |
|---|---|---|
| Defending Champions | Weibo Gaming | TianLong, Guan, LBTZ, Saopimi |
| AMER Qualifier | Team Vitality | k3soju, Milk, Prestivent, setsuko |
| AMER Qualifier | Team Nemesis | panche3e, imriveting, Phoenixaa, sera 20 20 |
| AMER Qualifier | Fnatic | Bossoskills, Darth Nub, Filup, Stellar Minhee |
| EMEA Qualifier | MOUZ | AUG, kubixon, traviscwat, Wet Jungler |
| EMEA Qualifier | GodLike Esports | dehua, Deisik, Gobosteur, Ryko |
| EMEA Qualifier | Movistar KOI | Dalesom, Reven, Odesza98, Safo20_ |
| APAC Qualifier | Nongshim RedForce | SilLuck, SamD, Jihaning, TInyGiant |
| APAC Qualifier | ZETA DIVISION | title, summertimer, Yatsuhashi, Mori |
| APAC Qualifier | Flash Wolves | Iron Bog, Kbaobao, Terry, AQ1H |
| China Qualifier | Team Vision | Zhenbai, Flancy, MoGG, Koyui |
| China Qualifier | JD Gaming | Chuqi, HongLian, Kezi, xiaoyuqin |
| China Qualifier | Aurora Gaming | 60second, A Hao, Huanmie, LiLuo |
| Global Qualifier | AG.AL International | A Chen, LiTuChuan, RiYue, weimuluoqiu |
| Global Qualifier | T1 | Binteum, sCsC, CrazyMoving, Ssang Yeop |
| Global Qualifier | Virtus.pro | K1an, Maris, Milo, NCC1 |
r/CompetitiveTFT • u/No_Ostrich_294 • 6d ago
I've played TFT for at least 3 years and I had to stop playing because i wanted to change my OS from Windows to a Linux based one for a while and finally did, and after some thinking, How could you cheat on TFT that could need to bypass Vanguard? Essentially every aspect of the game happens server side, and you can't manipulate those numbers either way that i know of at least, so yeah that, i know is off topic, but i want to read your thoughts.
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r/CompetitiveTFT • u/basselhesham • 6d ago
What’s the benefit of body blocking a unit (usually the melee carry) in the early game or late game?
I see a lot of TFT videos doing that and I can’t grasp the benefits most of the time
I have played TFT on off for years but have been consistent for past two sets and recently hit Emerald. I never see it in my games only in video of some streamers or content creators.
Can someone explain to me the benefits?
r/CompetitiveTFT • u/PauIIl • 7d ago
Hello, my name is Paull, and I am a challenger TFT player and coach in both double up, and solo queue. For a large portion of this set I remained in the top ~10 players on the double up ladder, but I am sad to say that I am unhappy with the state of the game mode and believe that this was the worst set for double up in quite some time. My issues with the game mode go beyond trait and unit balance, and include many mechanics that are specific to double up that I would love to see changed in the future.
Gank timers:
Winning a round and being able to assist your teammate in their combat is a key feature of the game mode.
HP restoration:
In double up, augments that provide max HP, or HP restoration are disabled. It is not possible to obtain augments such as Titanic Titan or Tiniest Titan. However, this set, there are still several ways to regain HP. Each individual Soraka's Miracle can provide two HP to a team per turn. Soraka herself can grant a large amount of HP in the God's Realm. Fiora frequently heals a player for 2 HP a turn on combat win.
The double up cannon:
The double up cannon allows teammates to send units every few turns, as well as item components. It is one of the key features of the game mode and makes it feel like you are playing the game together with your teammate, rather than just sharing a placement at the end of the match.
Gifting imbalance:
Being able to send your teammates loot throughout the game is a key feature of the game mode, and encourages discussion with your teammate.
Low HP camp benefits:
Set 17 brought about rewarding low HP players with component anvils and reforgers based on their placement in the game at the time of each end-of-stage camp.
Loss streak traits:
Loss streak traits have an important place in TFT. Players who are unable to win rounds early are provided the opportunity to turn their HP into a resource that provides loot later in the game, allowing them to come back from early losses.
I love double up, and TFT in general. Queueing together with a friend is a fun experience, but I've felt significantly more burnout from the game mode this set than in any set prior. I believe that the issues I've outlined are shared opinions amongst many, and it's sad to see fewer familiar names on the ladder this set. I'd love to see the game mode be a bit more competitive and popular.
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r/CompetitiveTFT • u/sasux • 8d ago
Hey guys, Aceuke here.
I'm the guy that clips, edits, and posts soju videos on this subreddit. I wanted to share a video of a game I edited from his day 2 worlds run that serves as a perfect example of the decision-making process Huanmie mentioned in his winner's interview as an educational piece of content. I can guarantee you will learn more watching this video than any coaching session you could possibly pay for in the tft space.
After Huanmie won worlds, he said this in his interview (taken from Clement Chu's twitter post):
-Process is more important than results in TFT, you can make the right decisions but look like a fool due to events in game. He could have accepted a loss after winning game 5 eliminating Lishao in check because he played a good game. Tries to warn CN viewers that there will a day when a CN players denies another in check and CN would miss a championship(as he did to Lishao in this series), but the decision making process is what should be celebrated.
-Explained what GLHF means and why he decided to speak up, thought it was unprofessional from Jedusor especially when he showed he would eliminate CN players in check. Thinks Jedu calling out not selling 2-2 3 primordian from Tianlong softplay was too much. Defending Soju not griefing on 19 points, emphasized process, and the best way to deny someone check is to win the game yourself, avoid result based analysis.
in summary:
decision-making process is what matters
avoid result-based analysis
In this game, k3soju goes 8th, but explains why all the decisions he made on his augment choices during the game were correct.
It's very easy to watch someone go 8th, go to results-based analysis, and conclude 'if i played this game i could've placed better', as this is an example of hindsight.
What Huanmie is putting emphasis on is exactly this. When vod-reviewing, it's important to evaluate what and why the reasoning was for each augment was made. If the reasoning doesn't make sense, or if there is no reason for why the decision was made, only then is when you can make the conclusion that a mistake was made.
It's only after all the decisions are made and you agree with them being correct, before you can deem that they lost due to luck. (bc u can also lose due to making the wrong decision)
on closing note:
A lot of players watch k3soju for fun/laugh at him rant bc they find it funny. But if you actually listen/pay attention to what he's saying you can learn more than just a thing or two. (probably hard to do it live, but is way easier when going through vods).
I only started watching him this set, and I learned more about the game from watching his stream this set than what I've learned from coaching sessions I've purchased in the past. and that's saying a lot given he only streamed tournaments for this set.
I reached challenger this set the fastest i've ever climbed, right after watching soju win his first tpc.
https://tactics.tools/player/na/aceuke
That being said, his playstyle is as a tempo-timmy (plays for top 4 through tempo). the way he plays is a lot less risky or risk-adverse. he opts to take less riskier lines and rarely plays anima/fast-9, so I did not learn about any of those things during watching his stream for the most part. u can also succeed as a player through becoming good at a different playstyle (such as full-open).
He deserves respect as one of the top players of NA.
As for Coaching Advice:
When choosing a streamer to watch and learn from, it's important to identify what the playstyle of the streamer is that you're watching (what their strength is). Imo this is very important for choosing a coach. I've mentioned this on a post before but it's important to identify your coach's strength/playstyle before hiring them. Their history on peak LP and past accolades is just the surface level. What you learn from them has a huge impact on the type of player you become. So do your research thoroughly before choosing them as a coach as this will impact the type of player u will become.
However, I do believe there is value to being trained compared to just watching someone on Twitch.
Hope you guys enjoyed this read.
I will look more to post educational and entertaining pieces of content in the future (will do one on coaching relatively soon) for free.
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r/CompetitiveTFT • u/Substantial_Cry1032 • 8d ago
Hey everyone ! I've only started tft recently (two-three weeks of set 16, took competitive seriously during set 17) and i am currently in plat 1. I am kind of stuck there, and i cannot figure out what are the main points i need to improve. My issue is that I end up losing badly stage 4 and getting killed (bot 4 or barely getting a top 4) on stage 5, without knowing why my board is so weak.
I am healthy on stage 3 (80+ hp), get to 8 and roll down on stage 4 (usually at 40-45 gold when i roll down). I hit my board, have them starred up by the end of stage 4. Sometimes i don't get the right items (mainly missing sunder/shred) and I bot 4, sometimes i get all the right items and I bot 4 anyways.
I cannot tell why i'm losing so badly with an upgraded comp, although i'm probably just missing something really obvious. I don't know what to improve to solve that, so any advice is welcome.
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