The latest video from VALORANT News – TacticalRab discusses TenZ’s reaction to his dominant performance against FURIA and explores the potential downfall of NRG in the VCT News. The video also covers roster changes and predictions in various regions. Watch the full video below:
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Key Takeaways:
- TenZ reacts to his dominating performance against FURIA
- Speculations on roster changes in the RRQ team
- Controversial predictions in the Pacific region
- Cals’ chances of making it to the playoffs in the VCT
TenZ’s Dominating Performance Against FURIA
TenZ, a well-known player from the exet and global east days, delivered a remarkable performance against FURIA. Despite facing criticism for his online performance, TenZ showcased his skills and proved his worth. His dominating performance raises questions about the potential downfall of NRG and their ability to compete at the highest level.
Roster Changes in RRQ
Rumors of roster changes in the RRQ team have been circulating, with speculation that Flips has been moved to the bench and transfer listed. The team is likely to make a change to improve their performance, and players like Panada and Monet are being considered as potential replacements. The outcome of these changes could have a significant impact on the team’s future success.
Controversial Predictions in the Pacific Region
Asarai, a dominant predictor in the Pacific region, made some controversial predictions that did not end up working out in his favor. This highlights the unpredictability of the region and the challenges faced by teams trying to secure a spot in Masters Madrid. The top four teams in the region, including Gingi DRX, Paper Rex, and T1, are currently vying for the three available spots in the main event.
Cals’ Chances of Making it to the Playoffs
Cals’ chances of making it to the playoffs in the VCT are slim but still alive. They need NRG to lose and G2 to lose with a significant round difference in order to secure a spot. Sassy, a member of Cals, believes that it may be in their best interest not to make it to the playoffs or Shanghai, as they still have issues to address within their team. This raises questions about the format and the impact of continuous gameplay on teams’ performance.
