Interviewer, (e)sports, memes. Email: [email protected] The son of a hard-working father.
Houston, Texas
Joined December 2012
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Pedro Romero retweeted
69 | Goal for Altrincham.
Charlie Kirk fires in from close range.
🧤 1-1 🟡 #YTFC 💚
Pedro Romero retweeted
Over 1 million people have viewed an isekai web novel about American conservative podcaster Charlie Kirk being reborn in a Chinese fantasy world and getting ahead with his heavenly debate skills.
So basically, MIBR did a Cloud9 post-LOCK/IN and/or EG post-Champs 2023
Creating a fire sale after securing partnership/winning a title
A tale as old as time 🥲
🚨 Problemas financeiros, falta de transparência e falha na comunicação geram GUERRA INTERNA no MIBR
Mesmo antes de ser aprovado no sistema de parcerias da Riot para o novo formato competitivo, o MIBR já considerava improvável manter o atual elenco para 2027 devido a problemas financeiros, dificuldades logísticas e conflitos internos. Os americanos zekken e Verno não tinham interesse em morar e competir no Brasil, e a organização chegou a cogitar levar sua vaga para a América do Norte, mas descartou a ideia. Os problemas de relacionamento também tornaram inviável a permanência da maioria dos jogadores.
Após a confirmação como parceira da Riot, a organização iniciou o planejamento de uma reformulação completa do elenco. Entretanto, diante do andamento das negociações com os agentes e de divergências contratuais já existentes, o MIBR decidiu se antecipar e anunciar que todos os jogadores estavam na reserva, com o objetivo de oficializar sua disponibilidade no mercado e atrair propostas de transferência, evitando o pagamento de multas por dispensas. A decisão, porém, gerou insatisfação interna por ter sido tomada sem aviso prévio aos envolvidos.
Além dos desentendimentos com os agentes, jogadores e comissão técnica já estavam insatisfeitos com a falta de transparência e comunicação sobre o futuro do projeto. Com o anúncio, o conflito dos bastidores se tornou público. O MIBR afirmou que as equipes interessadas deveriam negociar diretamente com a organização, enquanto Jérôme Coupez, agente de aspas, zekken e Mazino, rebateu a declaração no X, afirmando que os interessados nos três jogadores poderiam negociar diretamente com ele.
📝 @THESPIKEBR
Pedro Romero retweeted
Taking someone's content and repackaging is a part of esports social media, but it does piss me off when big accounts like Polymarket take something and do not link back to the original content.
It's just basic courtesy and throws a bone to the creator making the content.
🎙️ Leo Faria on how long the new VCT format will last:
"We're committed to listening, seeing what fans think, seeing how teams and pros are experiencing the sport.
And if it doesn't work, we're going to make changes.
So, how long is it going to last? I don't know.
If it works, we're going to keep doing. If it doesn't, we're going to pivot, right?"
[Pedro Romero]
Pedro Romero retweeted
If you’re going to quote @PayTheRow’s interview at least have decency to tag him and link back to his work:
youtube.com/watch?v=4JQco0r7…
I want to cover one more thing about @PolymarketVAL and then that'll be it.
I suspect they'll continue doing their "posting" despite my callout tonight so if anyone sees them using my stuff again, tag me.
I'm more than glaad to keep tabs on something I detest.
Pedro Romero retweeted
Social media is completely mercenary but at some point people just need to start complaining out loud about getting their work/clips yanked.
Have heard the same complaint from so many people now: “I wish they’d stop quoting me”
🎙️ Leo Faria on why Champions 2027 is going to Austin:
"Austin just felt like that perfect choice because we have a huge community of gaming in the Midwest of the U.S.
In fact, some of our own teams in the VCT are headquartered or based out of Austin, based out of Texas. 🇺🇸
Last time, Champs was in the U.S. We went to the West Coast. So we wanted to move east, find a place to host a nice party, and it's going to be incredible."
[Pedro Romero]
For those who are still confused, let me say this more clearly.
@PolymarketVAL / whichever admin is in charge of that account
Until you properly tag me and provide a link to my work, don’t use my work again.
Pedro Romero retweeted
If you’re going to quote @PayTheRow’s interview at least have decency to tag him and link back to his work:
youtu.be/4JQco0r7L5Q?is=QTOk…
Pedro Romero retweeted
Houstonians are putting their voting stickers on the memorial for Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, who was shot and killed by ICE in July
ALT the memorial with stickers on it
another instance of this account not citing my interview nor tagging me as well
this is what you will experience when this account wants to use your work, everyone
🎙️ Leo Faria on how long the new VCT format will last:
"We're committed to listening, seeing what fans think, seeing how teams and pros are experiencing the sport.
And if it doesn't work, we're going to make changes.
So, how long is it going to last? I don't know.
If it works, we're going to keep doing. If it doesn't, we're going to pivot, right?"
[Pedro Romero]
not even tagging me at this point
just stop with this BS already and look elsewhere for your quotes
🎙️ Leo Faria on why Champions 2027 is going to Austin:
"Austin just felt like that perfect choice because we have a huge community of gaming in the Midwest of the U.S.
In fact, some of our own teams in the VCT are headquartered or based out of Austin, based out of Texas. 🇺🇸
Last time, Champs was in the U.S. We went to the West Coast. So we wanted to move east, find a place to host a nice party, and it's going to be incredible."
[Pedro Romero]
Pedro Romero retweeted
Interviewing @lhfaria on the state of VCT and how it will unfold in 2027
🎥 - @aloTalksEsports
🔽🔽🔽
youtu.be/4JQco0r7L5Q