I'm LFT for 2027 after one year with @TeamVitality I'm looking for an ambitious project, open to all regions. Learned a lot of things from this year, especially about myself I'm very passionate and I want to be the best and I'll keep pushing for that VODs are available upon request References: Anyone I've worked with at all my previous teams Contact: DM me or @CyrilBerges Take 5 minutes to get to know me in a call, I'm always down to talk with anyone. ♻️❤️

Going to the Paris Games Week today. If anyone sees me don’t hesitate to say hi

Insane player and human, was a pillar for the team, could always rely on him.

Very good player, has improved a lot this year and honestly super super reliable

I CANT this clip is too funny man XDD Why isn't she helping me he sayd alkfndslkfnsalkgas

A Very good point by @Dragdar_ A lot of people who have reached challenger, aren't able to transfer their skills to other roles Which interestingly enough, they aren't really able to transfer these skills to other video games and even IRL Because they understand the game by what "tends" to work Without actually understanding the core concepts of the "game", how it fundamentally works To be the player Dragdar describes, you need to understand how attacking, defending, risk management, improvement, playing as a team etc.. all work as CONCEPTS independantly of league of legends It's a topic im really passionate about and could talk about for days There is a whole branch of mathematics called Game Theory for this

What a sad tweet to see on my timeline ☹️ It genuinely makes me sad that there are people who believe you become worse or "washed" after reaching a certain age. I've dreamed of playing in the LEC and competing on the international stage since I was a kid. I've worked incredibly hard to make that dream a reality. When I was 18, I moved to Germany and lived with a really great friend of mine. I worked 40-hour weeks as a delivery driver to afford a PC while streaming and grinding the ladder as much as I could. I'd take 90-minute naps every day as soon as I got home from work, and sometimes I'd even fall asleep on the job because of how exhausted I was. Then moved to France, where I lived alone in what was essentially a tiny cave of an apartment, just one room of around 15m², while continuing to grind the game. I've faced so many struggles along the way, financially, physically, mentally, and in terms of time and work. At one point, I even became homeless, moving from one friend's place to another while struggling to find a stable place to live for a long time. I was only able to start playing professionally at 22. And even now, I still dream of becoming the best. I genuinely believe I have the potential to do it. League is still a relatively young esport, and there's so much room for improvement, especially when it comes to the mentality and approach of many professional players. But what hurts is having to accept that, because of mindsets like this, I might not even get the opportunities I need to prove myself and achieve that dream. We really need to stop pushing the idea that age is what determines whether someone can succeed professionally in League of Legends. Give people the opportunity to prove themselves. Judge them by their performance, their work ethic, and their mentality, not by the number of years they've been alive

YOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO INSANE Mashallah Good shit @Spear_shot

💛🐝Happy to have been part of the hive

Ehh, worlds music is alright, clip was pretty cool Personally prefer more hype songs, but it's fine Won't be something I listen to much I prefer Sacrifice, Rise, Ignite, etc... much more Songs that actually hype me up to play soloQ and grind the game Thoughts?

GOOD SHIT BOSS 🫡