
22 🇸🇾🇺🇲 | MD student class of 2029 | used to compete in Valorant/CS | @Zellsis super fan
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Never publicly made an announcement and it's probably a good time to mention it.
I was accepted into medical school early this year and I will be starting in class of 2029. I'm going to be a doctor which still sounds sureal when I say it. It's a path I've been for so long.
He isnt wrong look at other esports where their top tier 2 orgs can get rewarded and get their own cosmetics.
SR, M80 should 100% have been supported by riot.
Realistically they needed to have NA partners and SA partners because Americas is just too successful and big.
To clarify
Riot changed the way Valorant works so that any team can make/win an international tournament
But they chose 4 teams in NA to become partners
They give those teams millions of $$ AND a skin in the game (they get a percentage of sales)
If an unpartnered org builds a moneyball team that absolutely crushes at an international event- those players will be poached by a partnered org
It happened to us with Brawk and Mada going to NRG it is happening to C9 who just lost partnership and already letting their players shop around
I just don't know if it is worth competing in the esport long term as compared to investing into an esport with a truly open system
Kal retweeted
Im a bit confused with riot’s decision to only give NA 4 Slots 😂
I think they need to make more teams enter the program or they just need to split the regions .. it honestly doesnt make any sense
Cloud9
EG
Shopify
M80
Envy
FlyQuest
LG
Ghost
Dignitas
Optic
Faze
Wildcard??
Its so sad man I feel like everyone was excited for 2027 but now that were here everyone is stressed and confused that riot just butchered the whole North American Scene forcing it to only have 20 players signed to a partnered team despite being the most stacked region by a mile .. I actually don’t get it I feel bad for some of these orgs especially for @M80gg & @SRVAL
Your 2027 VCT destinations. A global tour across 15+ cities in every corner of the world!
Kickoff:
- São Paulo
- Berlin
- Bangkok
- Hangzhou
Cup 1:
- Mexico City
- Warsaw
- Manila
- Wuhan
Cup 2:
- Rio de Janeiro
- Istanbul
- Tokyo
- Shanghai
Global:
- Masters Seoul
- Masters Valencia
- Champions Austin (& GCC)
Kal retweeted
my FRAG St. Louis album !!
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Kal retweeted
finally reached level 7 on faceit
slowly but surely we will hit level 10 and save NA CS #WeAreZellsis
Back home after @fragadelphia STL
I loved the event even if I was just spectating. Shoutout to @WantedGoons for letting me hangout with their team all weekend.
@FraqKTR @GKaayyy @GETTHEBAGMARK you guys are amazing people and part of the reason I have so much love for cs
Polymarket deleted their tweet because they wanted to stop the backlash they were getting for it.
I won’t let them.
Prediction markets, and polymarket specifically are disgusting sites who only exist because enough people lose money on them that it keeps them running.
The normalization of this website, especially within the League of Legends community, is one of the most alarming things that has happened in recent years.
League creators are getting paid hundreds, if not thousands per quote tweet, as well as 5 figure monthly salaries to promote them on stream and it’s at a point now where this is just accepted.
It shouldn’t be.
Prediction markets, gambling websites, and sports betting sites are willing to shill tens of thousands of dollars to content creators because they know the viewers of said creator will lose infinitely more than they pay for the sponsor.
How can this be okay?
Money, especially in this economy, is hard to come by. But throwing your viewers and the people who support you under the bus because you want to make a few thousand extra every month should inspire criticism, not acceptance.
Fuck Polymarket, and fuck the people who run the account for trying to use mine and my wife’s pregnancy announcement for their own benefit and everyone else’s demise.
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