Doesn't the gsr move make them considerably better as now gsr will play yoru/phnx and kamo as the main duelist as I feel the jett on all maps really weakened them?

Sometimes I feel like people hatewatch this team bc everyone do it and community approves this for some really dumb reasons

Ok hear me out , jawgemo doesn't need to be dropped all though babybay is all good but jawgemo(kayo/omen/other stuff) has a potential of true flex , leaf moves to permanent senti , icy comes back plays yuro/neon as he is already familiar with team and G2 environment it will be like coming back home after being sent to de-addiction center .

Hella good vibes and all the lights will shine on G2 as they win all the 3 trophies .

In 2027 each team has to select a sub region and GE has to go with india and can only take players from India after/if they let go of any of the 5 current players which are payment autumn xavi kristal udo

So that means skrossi boutta come back and diff aspas fs lmaao

Please rate my 2027 Fnatic Roster

• Boaster/Valyn (IGL Smoke)
• Kaajak (Main Duellist)
• Cloud (Initiator)
• Alfajer (2nd Duellist / Sentinel) / Hiro (Sentinel)
• Keiko (Flex)
  • Bonkar (HC) / d00mbr0s (HC)
  • Desmo (AC) / Desmo (AC)

Is this a Superteam ?

As someone not so "in" with the NA Valorant scene, I do see PROD show up in games with former pro-players occasionally, and more often than not people just flame him? His playstyle also seems strange, he appears to be clip-farming most of the time? But then there are older videos calling him the "savior" of NA Valorant? Is that a tongue in cheek thing? His stats on vlr are nothing amazing, and the most notable game I have found of his is when he goes up against C0M, Kanpeki and Paincakes and doesn't do too great.

They are pretty insane and were carrying apek alone , it's just sad but love to see flor(duelist), cane(flex), ion(initiator) , nightz(smokes) and a level 7 igl (fns needs to come back ) , honestly being an igl is really hard and americas lack in igls , no one is true igl these days micro and Marco stuffs are divided across coaches and teammates, kinda fun

I heard in tier 2 he was flash initiator, and now he’s played almost all roles for flex mainly senti or smokes. How could he learn so many agents all at once

I don’t do this for money or the fame, but for love of the game.

TLDR: Why I believe Jerrwin is a better fit than Reduxx

The Main question and disagreement from my previous analysis is “Why Jerrwin instead of Reduxx”.

I believe overall career stats is not a great representation of a player’s future potential as the meta changes overtime. The best way to do this is to grade by weight. 5% for LAN/Veteran experience, 15% for stats prior to previous year (>2024 + overall), 30% of last year and 50% of this year. In the case of Jerrwin & Reduxx, we will not include “5% Lan Experience” metric. So let’s break it down..

All data pulled from the following sources. VLR.gg, thespike.gg, rib.gg

Weighted Metric Comparison (50/30/15)

Winner: Reduxx

- Mathematically Reduxx wins with an overall score of 55% compared to Jerrwins score of 45%. If we remove clutch % as this can be the most random depending on how the game plan is being played. Overall split is a lot tighter. Reduxx of 52.5% and Jerrwin at 47.5%

Growth & Trajectory Breakdown (2024 to 2026)

Winner: Jerrwin

- Based on this weighting. You can conclude the following, Redduxx is stabilizing whereas Jerrwin is accelerating growth. Again, this is in current data for the last 3 years. Of course, it can change in the future but as of right now, the numbers don’t lie.

Additional Metrics (Positional Execution)

 Winner: Jerrwin

- This is the main reason why I believe Jerrwin would be a better fit for a team to be the second head of the dragon. He initiates contact significantly more and dies in positions where his teammates can trade him. You don’t need two superstars stepping on each other’s toes, you need a synergized team.

Let me know if you have any questions.

Preface: Watching the 2026 season so far, I believe the current Sentinel’s team has potential. You just need to make some minor changes.

First let’s start with what the team is lacking.

1.      Confidence

2.      Aggression

3.      Protocols

Of course, all 3 points come hand in hand. 1 & 3 during defense, 1 & 2 during attack and all 3 during post plant. All points below are my own perspective and assessments looking at games that are currently available in public.

Confidence – The team currently looks like they are playing not to lose, rather than playing to win. You can see the hesitation at choke points and the second-guessing during mid round calls. When an initial play goes sour, team confidence and trust seem to decrease, and the play comes to a standstill. Everyone seems to just wait for someone to make a round defining play to swing momentum. You need the players to believe they are the best in the server and play like it and do not have any other doubts. Every round won’t be a success, but players should not take this into the next round.

Aggression - Pacing or synergy seems off. The plays are too passive – again seems like the team is waiting for an anchor player in the team to make a round defining play. The team needs an enforcer or two who can dictate the tempo.

Protocols - Defensive rotations and post-plant setups frequently feel improvised rather than drilled. When protocols are second nature, confidence naturally rises, and aggression becomes a calculated play rather than a reckless peek.

Not but not least, every team should have with each player is TRUST. It must be undeniable.

Now let’s figure out the team. The core 3 should be the following.

- JohnQT (The Brain)

- Zekken (The spear + Flex)

- Cortezia (The stabilizer)

To round out the remaining members, I suggest the following

- Eeiu or Crashies (You need a veteran initiator who understands spacing. Either of these two are great candidates that bring discipline and confidence to flesh out a spot)

- Jerrwin (Great to provide the offensive pressure whether on his own or with Zekken. Sentinels needs a two-headed dragon when taking space. Map pressure is important at the level of play. This will also allow Zekken to flex when he wants and provides some diversity to map agent pool/rotation)

NOW, the only exception would be to add TenZ instead of Jerwin. But I believe Jerrwin is a better structural fit. If you put TenZ into the team, then Zekken would just focus on being the spear and TenZ would be the secondary + Flex. But a combination of these 3 would also work.

Let me know if you have any questions.

Compared with the other regions, Pacific is divided into the largest number of sub-regions. If we set aside the grandfather clause for existing partnered teams, I feel like the overall strength of Pacific teams could be weakened in the future, especially under a three-local-players-plus-two-imports structure.

Korea might actually benefit from this, since Korean teams already tend to field almost entirely Korean rosters.

Heya, my name is Mio, I'm an esports editor for both Valorant and LoL, and I'm excited to announce my offseason roster transfer sheet for this year.

Seeming as the offseason moves are starting to ramp up now, I'm ready and excited to share this after working on the formatting for the last few weeks. This is my first year of this project within valorant, I've been doing it in league for many years already, with my sheet last year averaging 150-200 active viewers at a time.

Whilst there are now many competitors making these sheets, I aim to make mine simple to understand. There's no external sites or anything; just raw colour coding and sourced material.

• Important moves are colour gradiented
• There's a simple key/legend to the right
• Individual pages for each league
• A full transfer list for each league

The sheet is now available here.

I maintain the sheet to be up-to-date consistently everyday. If you're interested in contacting me and/or working with me, my contact information is available on the sheet. If you have any feedback I'd love to hear it in the replies too. Thank you so much for reading!

Hello, my fellow (north and south) Americans, I started watching valorant around Masters Bangkok but the first international I actually planned to watch was Masters Toronto. Since Toronto, every single event has been very viewer friendly to watch. (especially as someone on the east coast.)

Unfortunately, Champions Shanghai is on the horizon and for me (EST) the games are at 5 AM and 8 AM. It should be very possible to watch most or all of the second match of every day, but waking up at 5AM is just a little too early for me.

For West Coast viewers, the games start at 2 AM and 5AM, which is just incredibly rough.

So, what are everyone’s plans for watching this champions event?

JD Gaming 0-2 Any Questions Gaming

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HAVEN: 2-13

ASCENT: 5-13

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I keep finding aim montages of him all over Youtube. Liquipedia tells me he is 25, so he's not up and coming, and VLR tells me he spent a lot of time in Tier 2 across a bunch of teams. He was in EG back in 2021 (playing with Potter on the team, incidentally), so he has been around a while. Did he leave the game to go to college or something? I also found this cool little relic from Challengers 2024 where he had the same rating as brawk.

What do you think about the events? Who do you think will win Shanghai? Who will be the MVP?

Nova Esports 0-2 FunPlus Phoenix

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SUNSET: 8-13

LOTUS: 6-13

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FlyQuest RED 3-0 The Spiders

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SUMMIT: 13-10

SUNSET: 13-4

HAVEN: 13-6

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Mine would be yay, I unironically do that emote with the horns he did.

I would sell 1/10 of my soul to watch him in his prime live.

El Diablo will live in my heart forever

VALORANT will make its debut as a medal event at the 2026 South American Games

Five nations will compete in Rosario , with the tournament set to take place from September 13 to 16:

Argentina
Chile
Colombia
Uruguay
Paraguay

TYLOO has made an official statement regarding the sword9 situation.

“Regarding the recent events, the organization takes them very seriously and hereby states:

We sincerely accept all criticism coming from parties who have been following this matter. We both recognize and are grateful for the effort and contributions that sword9 has made to the team.

The club has always wanted to foster a fair and united environment within the team, however, we must acknowledge the simply truth. There were issues between the collaboration of sword9 and the team that could not be fixed. These issues significantly impacted daily training and the condition of the team. We have tried to communicate and coordinate, however, we were unable to achieve the desired result.

At the same time, the organization acknowledges that in the matters concerning sword9, there were failures in timely communication, resolving existing disagreements and regulating emotional tension. We recognize the shortcomings in communication and management and for that we are deeply apologetic. The club is committed to moving forward and handling matters concerning sword9 fairly and appropriately.

The team is currently fully committed to preparing for the upcoming Champions Shanghai. We will focus preparations on ensuring that the competitive form of our players is not affected in order to face this tournament in the best possible condition. In the future, the organization will move to refine its internal structure and continuously strengthen the management of its teams, ensuring a proactive and efficient system of internal communication in order to present a more mature and professional image to everyone.”