Today we part ways with our VALORANT roster.
While we did not achieve our Ascension dreams together, we're proud of all the effort every player put in while representing the black-and-white. Thank you boys.
We have plans to re-enter the scene once the Ascension season resumes.
As of today i am officially a RFA. I am willing to do anything for the right team. Willing to relocate if needed. Im comfortable in French and English. Will make a more in depth post next month❤️
It was a dogfight the whole way through, but we drop the decider map in OT.
With this result, we are eliminated from the VCT NA Challengers Playoffs. GGWP.
[#TSMVALORANT] - LET'S RUN THE LOWER BRACKET 🔥
After a day of prep, the boys are back! They kick off R1 of the LB with a BO3 vs. FaZe!
📺 https://t.co/FzqXFgLxqx
Respectable attempt from @TSM to bounce back on Map 2, but at the end of the day it will be @MoistEsports who walks away with an impressive win in Day 2 of the Playoffs.
That will be all from us for today, but make sure to come back tomorrow! Thanks for watching.
#ChallengersNA
I want to call out casters, content creators and community a bit to end the split. I understand that there will be biases naturally, but I also need you to realize what you speak is imprinted on a lot of the viewers you have. Constant criticism & belittlement of a player/play will lead to a community turning on a player/team.
This isn't even just directed at us, but in general I watched players rail into 100T/EG/several teams and players over these past few months, and its depressing.
I watched a planned play that we coordinated in practice be taken apart as a bad play by the casters. It was prepped against the opponent and because the team won it its "lucky we made it work" but if we lost it it would have been deemed an even more horrible play.
Its hip to flame TSM as an org and by association flame the team and players. Just understand that it can be extremely damaging. We have Johann, a 17 year old kid, get player of the week on a match loss and because of the public perception he is opened up to threats/unwarranted harassment, and it doesn't limit to just him.
I've come from R6, and I haven't seen as consistent abhorrent messaging from performances in my entire esports career. Seeing as both communities are similar toxicity levels, its sad to see how targeted it is against us for actions that are out of our hands.
Criticism is fine. Emotion is fine. How you communicate it matters a lot more than we may realize. Every esports community could benefit from just taking a moment to realize the impact their words may have on others. Be there for others, call out the toxicity, call out the bullshit. Its not hard to be kind.