How Did EG DESTROY Cloud 9 & Make Tokyo?! | EG vs C9 | Pro Valorant Breakdown 

I mean technically the Americas league is an internacional league

@@batatanna ya but not being able to play at masters

Why he cant go?

@@blackflowers5996 eg didnt request a visa for demon1 and now its too late due to japans rules

@@blackflowers5996 visa issues

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For a team built around anti-stratting others it makes perfect sense that they would play a hard counter against the strongest agent on Fracture.

​@@Joeleon2where did you get that from btw that they're "built around anti stating others" moreso than any other team?

@@sirknightj3094 they’ve said it themselves. Potter has been very open about how they prep in advance of each game specifically to counter how they expect the other team to play. Casters and observers have also said as much that where teams like NRG will focus on their own game plan EG will focus on how to counter others.

@@sirknightj3094 DRX, as an extreme example, don't seem to change their gameplan. They have good fundamentals and aren't challenged to go beyond that domestically. EG don't even play meta in order to throw curveballs at their opponents

his stream was so fun to watch: as a korean fellow who frequently watches his streams, i was happy that he was getting 10k viewers on that watchprty compared to his average of 300 or smth

Not just NA league, it's Americas League.

@@carljojohnson mb sir wrote before i could think properly

@@gonl8520 all eyes were on the PRX v RRQ match!!

Everyone trying to make out like EG had great plays, when all they did was just shoot C9 who were playing like bots. How many 3-4ks did EG have in this series that should’ve never happened.

Yeah after 6-7 rounds on Bind you can see C9 is clearly malding hard. Leaf starting to solo push alone , so many disconnected utilities usage and everyone just peek one by one.

@@kevinnosaurus793 Cleary shows this team lacks experience and the ability to take pressure, this happens all the time lmao, one team starts randomly playing really really good out of no where and go on a hot streak, but after once facing a sollid obstacle they immedietly crumble and start tilting and losing continously, the guard is a very good example of this, they were looking like the best in NA in americas but in the international they got humiliated, I bet the same is gonna happen to C9, if they even qualify that is

i think w bcj theyd swap roles a bit making things harder

Easy to punish a team that is playing like bots, C9 had one of the worst performances I’ve ever seen. Most of series was someone on EG getting a 3-4k

@@dylanroessler6810 i think map 2 they started to lose hope. but eg outplayed them set up wisr as well. kind of dumb to say outclassing them that series is just c9 playing bad. eg literally had every play they made work

it would be interesting to see demon1 on nrg lmao

@@chaitanyarathi1422 ...

​@@17pdietcoke59 demon1 cooking on nrg rn (this aged like milk)

4th*

keep up with the tmvcu smh. it’d be 4th

Cough* Overwatch Cough*

I'm happy for eg but its sad for the americas region at masters in a few weeks bc they're going to get dumpstered

@@dillon268 ??

you are crazy

naw eban is first also first is spelled with a F not a B

it isn't that crazy, she is a good coach for sure, but most of these "coaches" aren't much more than placeholders who happen to have connections. It's like watching kkoma vs all the other clowns in early league days