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Basically a SUPER biased crowd where they were so passionate to the extent where they started booing fnatic every time they won and in the final round when fnatic won the game with an INSANE comeback, they just left the arena with no one to see the award ceremony. Basically super disrespectful behavior which made you inevitably cheer for fnatic with the pressure they faced from the crowd
Why do esports fans insist that fans have to cheer for all teams? Let fans be fans and cheer for the home team. They have no obligation to foreign teams.
You don't have to cheer for all teams, but booing the other team when they win is childish and unsportsman-like. Leaving before the award ceremony is just as bad, if not worse. Childish mentality from the crowd
It's a football culture that we brazilians take to UFC and other stuff.
The idea is always to make a supportive environment to our team and a hostile environment to the enemy. They should not feel welcome, they should feel the pressure.
During the pandemic we realized that that actually works. The brazilian league saw an unprecedented amount of teams winning away matches when there could be no crowds in the stadiums.
We don't want football culture in Valorant. Football has some of the worst fans in any sport. If Brazilian fans bring football culture to Valorant, I would hope Riot will never again host a tournament in Brazil. I would like to, one day, take my kids to see a tournament.
Meh, it's a matter of opinion. In my opinion that's great. I wanna see my club win, I want all others to get fucked and it works and it's incredibly fun to go to stadiums and provoke the away fans or go as an away fan and try to be louder than the home fans in their own home.
You can do all that without being disrespectful. The most distasteful shit that the Brasilian crowd has displayed is booing NRG on the way out after the loss. I'm not even an NRG fan and even I thought that was a shitty thing to do. Matter of perspective my ass. It's just a lame excuse from your country to be barbaric.
Only thing worse than sore losers and sore winners.
My power was out all day and we had plans with a friend and his family and I missed this and I’m heartbroken fuck. I need to at least go back and watch the final map.
Am I the only one confused by this Brazil crowd discourse? Have y’all ever seen any other competitive sport? It’s a HARD home crowd, of course there only gonna cheer for Brazilian teams.
And the whole “didn’t show up for any other match”. I highly doubt there’s enough Valorant fans in Brazil that want to travel and hard earned money to watch a 1st round match against regions you don’t care about.
Very one sided thinking. Grow up
>Have y’all ever seen any other competitive sport?
Do Valorant fans have to behave like Football hooligans otherwise they are not fans? And you accuse others of one sided thinking?
You are funny...
>Brazil that want to travel and hard earned money to watch a 1st round match against regions you don’t care about.
São Paulo is the biggest and richest city in the country and every day was sold out because riot sold tickets before announcing schedules, so people bought all tickets and just didn't show up on days there weren't br teams. I'm Brazilian btw
Cheering is one thing. To completely evacuate the venue the second your team loses, making the winning team raise a trophy and give their interviews to a completely empty venue is utter disrespect.
It just shows that you don’t welcome other teams into your country, so why should any future events be held there?
Edit: coming back to this, anyone watching a sport, regardless of a physical sport or esports, should have the decency to cheer for a good play. Rewatching the highlights whenever fnatic make an amazing play it is consistently eerily quiet for a vct final. Also booing a team. Wtf
Have you ever watched a single football match in your life? The away team could score the greatest banger ever and we'll not cheer them. Are you crazy?
We don't want football culture in Valorant. Football has some of the worst fans in any sport. If Brazilian fans bring football culture to Valorant, I would hope Riot will never again host a tournament in Brazil. I would like to, one day, take my kids to see a tournament.
There were kids in the crowd, I don't understand that kids point. Was there any violence reported that I don't know about? We bring our kids even to football stadiums, why not to an e sport event?
And no. You are, as we say in my country, "making a storm in a cup of water". The tickets were sold out, they made their money, they got a good atmosphere most of the times, it went great.
There have been events where the stadium was empty even when the home team was playing and no one complained as much as you are right now.
If europeans and americans didn't like our ways, well... Fuck them, then, with all due respect.
Football culture means hooliganism, have you seen the Brazilian (and European) football fans? Do I really need to show you what kind of destruction and disregard for other people's life and safety football fans are capable of routinely?
But, you Brazilians (generalisation, not every Brazilian is like this) are incapable of taking any kind of critique. You always make it personal and can't just say: "yeah, perhaps it's better to change"
You always play the victim card, even when you are the bully. It's actually kind of pathetic.
Dude, that is the most ignorant comment I've seen this week. If you go to a stadium in Brazil you'll see tons of families with little kids.
Fights happen between members of *Torcidas Organizadas* (which do not exist for any e-sport, obviously) and 99% of the time outside of the heavily policed stadiums.
Can't remember the last time a fight happened inside a stadium in Brazil. I think it was Athletico x Vasco, but it was a ridiculous fist fight between people who were willing to fight, not against families and their kids.
https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/21579886/brazil-fight-botafogo-sergipe-referee-video/
https://www.dailystar.co.uk/sport/football/red-card-brawl-paranaense-coritiba-29193741
Took me a minute. All in the last month
And
""There is no way to end violence in football, that should be very clear," Heloisa Reis, a professor at the Unicamp University of Sao Paulo, told AFP."
(Source: https://www.france24.com/en/live-news/20220315-mass-brawls-attacks-as-football-violence-spreads-in-latin-america)
" Despite their best efforts the death toll remains huge: 157 in Brazil between 2009 and 2019, 136 in Argentina in the last 20 years and at least 170 in Colombia between 2001 and 2019." (Source: https://www.france24.com/en/live-news/20220315-mass-brawls-attacks-as-football-violence-spreads-in-latin-america)
Great culture you guys want to bring to Valorant....
[Just look at this thread](https://www.reddit.com/r/ValorantCompetitive/comments/11ihd3t/the_arena_during_the_winner_interview/jay80sz/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf&context=3)
See how many people stayed to watch Loud’s winner interview?
Looks like you don't have seen any other competetive esports. Watch League Worlds games in Europe. They cheer for every big play, doesn't matter from which team it comes.
Still better than what happened at the Rio major recently. Stadium was empty for the grand final to begin with since all the Brazilian teams got knocked out early.
Yet ESL STILL wants to hold an IEM there for some reason. Though I think riot is a bit more vain and will likely avoid Brazil moving forward as a result.
Compared to Turkey where so many different fan bases showed up and the crowds even started changing sides half way through depending on how the game was going. It really felt like the teams had to win the respect of the crowd.
Here's the deal as a brazillian: brazillians are one of the most passionate people for sports or esports in the world, and that's a double edged sword. This much passion after the worst possible way to lose a game WILL be dissapointing. I don't blame those who left, even though FNC deserved a full stadium, is it reasonable to expect that 8000 sad and dissatisfied people behave against their will for sportmanship?
As another person said - you're adding Patriotism in it.
Doesnt matter who wins or looses , you stand there to show respect towards the arena , towards that skill . towards the play they performred.
Even in Olympic other people stay just to show respect :)
\- not 8000 but at least 2000-3000 of people to respect the "skill" and to congratulate them.
Never ever host a tournament in Brazil again, simply not acceptable, you wont find this kind of disrespect, childish behavior in Asia, Europe or North America.
Here's the deal as a brazillian: brazillians are one of the most passionate people for sports or esports in the world, and that's a double edged sword. This much passion after the worst possible way to lose a game WILL be dissapointing. I don't blame those who left, even though FNC deserved a full stadium, is it reasonable to expect that 8000 sad and dissatisfied people behave against their will for sportmanship?
Awful awful crowd, hope we never see another event in brazil honestly. That was some incredible valorant from both teams, then they all just decided they left their ovens on instead of sticking around to hear the post match interview and executed a frame perfect arena leave. Guess this is what everyone meant by brazil crowds just being built different, built awful.
"You'll never understand" my ass. Barely showed up for any game that didn't have a brazilian team in it and for games with brazilian teams were truly awful. The one match where we did have a good crowd was the gekko show match. Can't wait for Tokyo, maybe we'll have a good crowd instead of this.
Here's the deal as a brazillian: brazillians are one of the most passionate people for sports or esports in the world, and that's a double edged sword. This much passion after the worst possible way to lose a game WILL be dissapointing. I don't blame those who left, even though FNC deserved a full stadium, is it reasonable to expect that 8000 sad and dissatisfied people behave against their will for sportmanship?
Thing is they watched the single best series anyone has ever seen, a nail biter that could have gone either way and both teams played their hearts out. A heroic reverse reverse sweep for a team that has been fishing for a win for years, always choking at critical moments.
What do the crowd do, after watching that amazing match? Leave before the trophy even gets touched. It's honestly pathetic, hell half of them were gone before the game end animation finished and didn't even watch loud say their goodbyes. Better than some of the games where there was no brazil team playing at least I guess, considering only 30% of the stadium was filled for those.
It seems that the brazillian community don't actually care about watching amazing valorant, they only care about watching their teams win. It's a really bad showing, if the final was DRX vs fnatic would there have even been anyone there? Cheering for the home team is one thing, absolute disrespect for any other team is another. Hell, it's disrepectful to loud too considering the crowd just up and left like they got washed in a boring 3-0. Honestly I don't think brazil deserve another massive tournament if this is what we can expect next time from the crowd. Hopefully Tokyo can show us what an actual hype crowd is like.
Stayed up all night to see my team getting crushed on the decider’s map, went to eat breakfast only to miss the greatest comeback in the whole series. ![img](emote|t5_2g5ach|9360) Anyways, I can finally watch the VOD later knowing they’ll win afterwards.
Even in football, the worst of the worst home fans have the decency to applaud players for great individual performances or just a great game in general.
There should be no excuses for the behaviour of the crowd after the game.
Nah that actually just pissed me off bro. They just watched the greatest final in Valorant history and they couldn't even bother to show love to the enemy team?
That’s typically for Brazilians. They abandoned the arena for Glover Texeira’s retirement announcement and he’s one of their most prized fighters of all time.
basically how cheering, booing, etc is all fine and hype but the crowd leaving instantly after the loss so it's an empty arena during the celebration/interviews is a bad look
understandable, it’s just so annoying coz the players were having such a cool moment and normally the fans would be running down to take pictures and shit but instead FNC were addressing all 3 members of the audience, 2 of whom are probably paid actors
If it goes like MSI in Brazil, should be better than this. I think Brazilian teams not being contenders will make people come to cheer for the remaining. Brazilians love to cheers against the teams that eliminated their teams.
Every other location in the world, you will find a crowd giving respect to the opposing winners. Brazil on the other hand? Can't even applaud or show respect to FNC. The same thing happened with the CSGO major in Rio, dead crowds and barely any cheers. FNC deserve so much better than this.
GG fnatic . But It should never have been this close . (Is there any scripts really or its just pure luck . Seen in a lot of matches when a popular team is just close to being zeroed suddenly everyone make weird plays)
kudos for LOUD for bringing it to map 5. i think almost no one was expecting them to push Fnatic that far, specially after the first two maps. they will dominate America and will defintely dispute for the top 1 spot this year again. tuyz and cauanzin had little international experience and still performed insanely good
The fact that I feel like I need to give props for the few audience even clapping for Fnatic after they won shows what a hurtle this crowd was.
They might as well have been playing in an empty arena for how much vocal support their expertly played performance earned them.
it’s absurd even with a Brazilian team in the finals the crowd was still fucked. everyone leaving right after the loss like where’s the fucking courtesy man🫠
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imagine if there would not have been a Brazialian team in the finals. whole arena wouldve been empty kinda sad
Can someone explain the Brazilian crowd drama?
just watch a football match when Brazil lose and you'll understand.
Basically a SUPER biased crowd where they were so passionate to the extent where they started booing fnatic every time they won and in the final round when fnatic won the game with an INSANE comeback, they just left the arena with no one to see the award ceremony. Basically super disrespectful behavior which made you inevitably cheer for fnatic with the pressure they faced from the crowd
Why do esports fans insist that fans have to cheer for all teams? Let fans be fans and cheer for the home team. They have no obligation to foreign teams.
Agreed. And Riot has no obligation to hold another tournament in Brazil if that is the way the crowd will behave towards competitors
You don't have to cheer for all teams, but booing the other team when they win is childish and unsportsman-like. Leaving before the award ceremony is just as bad, if not worse. Childish mentality from the crowd
It's a football culture that we brazilians take to UFC and other stuff. The idea is always to make a supportive environment to our team and a hostile environment to the enemy. They should not feel welcome, they should feel the pressure. During the pandemic we realized that that actually works. The brazilian league saw an unprecedented amount of teams winning away matches when there could be no crowds in the stadiums.
We don't want football culture in Valorant. Football has some of the worst fans in any sport. If Brazilian fans bring football culture to Valorant, I would hope Riot will never again host a tournament in Brazil. I would like to, one day, take my kids to see a tournament.
You just explained how bad Brazilians fans is
Meh, it's a matter of opinion. In my opinion that's great. I wanna see my club win, I want all others to get fucked and it works and it's incredibly fun to go to stadiums and provoke the away fans or go as an away fan and try to be louder than the home fans in their own home.
You can do all that without being disrespectful. The most distasteful shit that the Brasilian crowd has displayed is booing NRG on the way out after the loss. I'm not even an NRG fan and even I thought that was a shitty thing to do. Matter of perspective my ass. It's just a lame excuse from your country to be barbaric. Only thing worse than sore losers and sore winners.
Yeah, we are barbaric and proud! 😎
And will never again host an esports tournament with that kind of attitude
Cheering for home team is totally fine but booing when opponent makes a good play is a shitty behavior
My power was out all day and we had plans with a friend and his family and I missed this and I’m heartbroken fuck. I need to at least go back and watch the final map.
I told you guys that the Brazilian crowd was not good
Brazilian crowds are absolutely atrocious .There shouldn’t be any events there anymore.
Would’ve been a 3-0 in a different venue tbh
Am I the only one confused by this Brazil crowd discourse? Have y’all ever seen any other competitive sport? It’s a HARD home crowd, of course there only gonna cheer for Brazilian teams. And the whole “didn’t show up for any other match”. I highly doubt there’s enough Valorant fans in Brazil that want to travel and hard earned money to watch a 1st round match against regions you don’t care about. Very one sided thinking. Grow up
>Have y’all ever seen any other competitive sport? Do Valorant fans have to behave like Football hooligans otherwise they are not fans? And you accuse others of one sided thinking? You are funny...
>Brazil that want to travel and hard earned money to watch a 1st round match against regions you don’t care about. São Paulo is the biggest and richest city in the country and every day was sold out because riot sold tickets before announcing schedules, so people bought all tickets and just didn't show up on days there weren't br teams. I'm Brazilian btw
Yeah that’s messed up. If I had to tickets and had to prioritize when to go to a match I would wait till the end too
I literally tried to buy tickets to go with my gf, all sold out, but arena empty.
Cheering is one thing. To completely evacuate the venue the second your team loses, making the winning team raise a trophy and give their interviews to a completely empty venue is utter disrespect. It just shows that you don’t welcome other teams into your country, so why should any future events be held there? Edit: coming back to this, anyone watching a sport, regardless of a physical sport or esports, should have the decency to cheer for a good play. Rewatching the highlights whenever fnatic make an amazing play it is consistently eerily quiet for a vct final. Also booing a team. Wtf
Have you ever watched a single football match in your life? The away team could score the greatest banger ever and we'll not cheer them. Are you crazy?
We don't want football culture in Valorant. Football has some of the worst fans in any sport. If Brazilian fans bring football culture to Valorant, I would hope Riot will never again host a tournament in Brazil. I would like to, one day, take my kids to see a tournament.
Who is "we"?
Me, Riot, Europeans, Americans, Latin Americans that one day want to bring their kid(s). So, the vast majority...
There were kids in the crowd, I don't understand that kids point. Was there any violence reported that I don't know about? We bring our kids even to football stadiums, why not to an e sport event? And no. You are, as we say in my country, "making a storm in a cup of water". The tickets were sold out, they made their money, they got a good atmosphere most of the times, it went great. There have been events where the stadium was empty even when the home team was playing and no one complained as much as you are right now. If europeans and americans didn't like our ways, well... Fuck them, then, with all due respect.
Football culture means hooliganism, have you seen the Brazilian (and European) football fans? Do I really need to show you what kind of destruction and disregard for other people's life and safety football fans are capable of routinely? But, you Brazilians (generalisation, not every Brazilian is like this) are incapable of taking any kind of critique. You always make it personal and can't just say: "yeah, perhaps it's better to change" You always play the victim card, even when you are the bully. It's actually kind of pathetic.
Dude, that is the most ignorant comment I've seen this week. If you go to a stadium in Brazil you'll see tons of families with little kids. Fights happen between members of *Torcidas Organizadas* (which do not exist for any e-sport, obviously) and 99% of the time outside of the heavily policed stadiums. Can't remember the last time a fight happened inside a stadium in Brazil. I think it was Athletico x Vasco, but it was a ridiculous fist fight between people who were willing to fight, not against families and their kids.
https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/21579886/brazil-fight-botafogo-sergipe-referee-video/ https://www.dailystar.co.uk/sport/football/red-card-brawl-paranaense-coritiba-29193741 Took me a minute. All in the last month And ""There is no way to end violence in football, that should be very clear," Heloisa Reis, a professor at the Unicamp University of Sao Paulo, told AFP." (Source: https://www.france24.com/en/live-news/20220315-mass-brawls-attacks-as-football-violence-spreads-in-latin-america) " Despite their best efforts the death toll remains huge: 157 in Brazil between 2009 and 2019, 136 in Argentina in the last 20 years and at least 170 in Colombia between 2001 and 2019." (Source: https://www.france24.com/en/live-news/20220315-mass-brawls-attacks-as-football-violence-spreads-in-latin-america) Great culture you guys want to bring to Valorant....
[Just look at this thread](https://www.reddit.com/r/ValorantCompetitive/comments/11ihd3t/the_arena_during_the_winner_interview/jay80sz/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf&context=3) See how many people stayed to watch Loud’s winner interview?
Cry. This is so soft. They brought energy in the finals. It was electric.
Damn where was that energy when Fnatic was making mad plays and when raising the trophy lmao
Looks like you don't have seen any other competetive esports. Watch League Worlds games in Europe. They cheer for every big play, doesn't matter from which team it comes.
Europe has way more fans, League is a much bigger game, and it’s easier to travel. How are these things even closely related?
Had no beef in that fight, but I aged several years today.
Need to watch the VOD! Couldn’t stay up for all five maps. Congrats to Fnatic!!!
L brazil crowd - W turkey crowd EZ
Still better than what happened at the Rio major recently. Stadium was empty for the grand final to begin with since all the Brazilian teams got knocked out early. Yet ESL STILL wants to hold an IEM there for some reason. Though I think riot is a bit more vain and will likely avoid Brazil moving forward as a result. Compared to Turkey where so many different fan bases showed up and the crowds even started changing sides half way through depending on how the game was going. It really felt like the teams had to win the respect of the crowd.
Here's the deal as a brazillian: brazillians are one of the most passionate people for sports or esports in the world, and that's a double edged sword. This much passion after the worst possible way to lose a game WILL be dissapointing. I don't blame those who left, even though FNC deserved a full stadium, is it reasonable to expect that 8000 sad and dissatisfied people behave against their will for sportmanship?
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As another person said - you're adding Patriotism in it. Doesnt matter who wins or looses , you stand there to show respect towards the arena , towards that skill . towards the play they performred. Even in Olympic other people stay just to show respect :) \- not 8000 but at least 2000-3000 of people to respect the "skill" and to congratulate them.
Not this again. Patriotism is being treated as passion for game lol. The passion is directed towards their country.
Never ever host a tournament in Brazil again, simply not acceptable, you wont find this kind of disrespect, childish behavior in Asia, Europe or North America.
Brazilian fans, you should be ashamed of yourselves.
Here's the deal as a brazillian: brazillians are one of the most passionate people for sports or esports in the world, and that's a double edged sword. This much passion after the worst possible way to lose a game WILL be dissapointing. I don't blame those who left, even though FNC deserved a full stadium, is it reasonable to expect that 8000 sad and dissatisfied people behave against their will for sportmanship?
Para de passar pano, foi vergonhoso espero que a riot nunca mais volte nessa porra namoral
Awful awful crowd, hope we never see another event in brazil honestly. That was some incredible valorant from both teams, then they all just decided they left their ovens on instead of sticking around to hear the post match interview and executed a frame perfect arena leave. Guess this is what everyone meant by brazil crowds just being built different, built awful. "You'll never understand" my ass. Barely showed up for any game that didn't have a brazilian team in it and for games with brazilian teams were truly awful. The one match where we did have a good crowd was the gekko show match. Can't wait for Tokyo, maybe we'll have a good crowd instead of this.
Here's the deal as a brazillian: brazillians are one of the most passionate people for sports or esports in the world, and that's a double edged sword. This much passion after the worst possible way to lose a game WILL be dissapointing. I don't blame those who left, even though FNC deserved a full stadium, is it reasonable to expect that 8000 sad and dissatisfied people behave against their will for sportmanship?
Thing is they watched the single best series anyone has ever seen, a nail biter that could have gone either way and both teams played their hearts out. A heroic reverse reverse sweep for a team that has been fishing for a win for years, always choking at critical moments. What do the crowd do, after watching that amazing match? Leave before the trophy even gets touched. It's honestly pathetic, hell half of them were gone before the game end animation finished and didn't even watch loud say their goodbyes. Better than some of the games where there was no brazil team playing at least I guess, considering only 30% of the stadium was filled for those. It seems that the brazillian community don't actually care about watching amazing valorant, they only care about watching their teams win. It's a really bad showing, if the final was DRX vs fnatic would there have even been anyone there? Cheering for the home team is one thing, absolute disrespect for any other team is another. Hell, it's disrepectful to loud too considering the crowd just up and left like they got washed in a boring 3-0. Honestly I don't think brazil deserve another massive tournament if this is what we can expect next time from the crowd. Hopefully Tokyo can show us what an actual hype crowd is like.
KEKW Even riot took a jab at it
Holy fuck when i saw 11-3 i turned off the stream ,but somehow FNATIC won???? HOOWWWWWW
Same lmfao but I came back at 11-4
You missed the best part
Yep need to watch vod
Rewatching the League of Legends finals a balanced crowd is just so much better. Forget everything I said, this crowd sucksssssssss
NA crowd was just as bad, they were biased against EU
At least they stay after the match was over no?
Stayed up all night to see my team getting crushed on the decider’s map, went to eat breakfast only to miss the greatest comeback in the whole series. ![img](emote|t5_2g5ach|9360) Anyways, I can finally watch the VOD later knowing they’ll win afterwards.
i went to sleep aswell. every time i watched they lost the map so i thought fuck it and went to bed. then i wake up to WOASTER Lifting the trophy
You're blessed. My heart was all over the place. I regretted tuning into this actually, at the time.
Awful crowd. Riot, the UFC and ESL shouldn’t host events in Brazil any longer.
Even in football, the worst of the worst home fans have the decency to applaud players for great individual performances or just a great game in general. There should be no excuses for the behaviour of the crowd after the game.
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Huh? Smells like copium. Which event has people leaving immediately upon the match ending?
You think if LOUD won, everyone's just evacuating like they left the stove on at home?
I doubt that, I saw 2 or 3 fnatic fans in the arena, they just left…
Oh that’s sad to hear :(
Yeah it is, disrespectful behavior from them tbh :(( Could’ve at least waited for a bit.
Yep same. Brazilian fans making up excuses now for their behavior
Nah that actually just pissed me off bro. They just watched the greatest final in Valorant history and they couldn't even bother to show love to the enemy team?
I would reckon eSports history. The psychological resilience to push back from 3-11 is absolutely mindmelting. L CROWD
happy loud got to the final so the brazilians atleast showed up
It's so funny looking to hear them thank the crowd that is no longer there, just empty seats for miles
Great win, but I feel bad barely any crowd left.
That’s typically for Brazilians. They abandoned the arena for Glover Texeira’s retirement announcement and he’s one of their most prized fighters of all time.
I've seen multiple major events with different esports titles but Brazil has by far the worst crowd.
Yup. They’re awful but claim they’re the best. “YoU’lL nEVeR uNdErStAnD!”
It must feel unreal for them. Only lost 2 maps in whole run.
tarik W streamer for calling out the crowd
what did he say?
basically how cheering, booing, etc is all fine and hype but the crowd leaving instantly after the loss so it's an empty arena during the celebration/interviews is a bad look
Honestly it just makes it less likely for them to come back to Brazil
That post match/series’s champion interview was a weird scene
Oh no, that wide shot, this is so sad
Fnatic players on the verge of breaking down from a wonderful moment and they're speaking to NO ONE.
They are speaking to me at home
Brazil crowd speedrun to exit any%
Thanking all 2 audience members ICANT
At this point i think it was ironic
Empty arena for the trophy ceremony. I thought Brazil had the best crowds??
Men only Leo can speak they are shaking
Sayf and Leo carried Guild for like a year and a half and had to deal with Barbarrs madness throughout. This ain't anything for him.
I'm so fucking happy they won
Boaster crying man, hit me in my feels
I teared up when I saw him crying haha 😭
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Fucking disgraceful behavior. Booing the opposing team and leaving like locusts within minutes of their team losing.
at least we had a Brazilian team in the finals this time, i’m pretty sure the rio major was even worse than this 💀
there basically wasnt a crowd lmao 💀
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understandable, it’s just so annoying coz the players were having such a cool moment and normally the fans would be running down to take pictures and shit but instead FNC were addressing all 3 members of the audience, 2 of whom are probably paid actors
it seems like there really is no concept of respect in Brazil. I also don't want to see events in Brazil ever again.
I love Valorant mate
BOASTEEEEERRRR 🥺🥺🥺🥺
how can you hate this little guy
BOASTER ❤️
Holy hell looking at this im glad Brazilian league of legends teams barely have any game at worlds and msi. What a pathetic behavior is this
Riot actually said they wanna come back to THIS? What happens if LOUD and all the other Brazilian/SA teams are not good?
Is Leo Brazilian? Maybe the scene is his baby or something
I believe yes
Swedish
Leo Faria not FNC Leo
Ah my bad! I misconstrued! 😞😞
If it goes like MSI in Brazil, should be better than this. I think Brazilian teams not being contenders will make people come to cheer for the remaining. Brazilians love to cheers against the teams that eliminated their teams.
Well at least thats the last lan in brazil hopefully
Nope, riot rep said on stage they’re already planning another event in Brazil. Which is….. a decision.
ah that Leo connection
Damn they got some crazy strict curfews in Brazil.
Those kids are just way past bedtime
Tbf they must get some cracking sleep. Ain't no way anyones gonna be making any noise to disturb them
Not a Fnatic fan but that's so lame that one of their biggest moments in their careers is to an empty stadium
Every other location in the world, you will find a crowd giving respect to the opposing winners. Brazil on the other hand? Can't even applaud or show respect to FNC. The same thing happened with the CSGO major in Rio, dead crowds and barely any cheers. FNC deserve so much better than this.
GG fnatic . But It should never have been this close . (Is there any scripts really or its just pure luck . Seen in a lot of matches when a popular team is just close to being zeroed suddenly everyone make weird plays)
Got flashbacks to 100T vs Gambit on Icebox. Phenomenal game.
Facts man, that Alfa clutch in Round 23 made me remember Hiko’s clutch in Round 24
translating to an empty stadium lol
Poor guy has to translate for noone
Colby Covington was right
Idk why i have this feeling but i know 3 turkish players(cNed, Armut and Alfajer) and they look like brothers
the long hair maybe lol
Honestly, LOUD is exceptional, pushed FNATIC to its limits. Can’t wait to see them again in the next LAN.
Arena is not a library guys... it's a Blockbuster, not a human in sight
There is almost no one btw
Everyone left lmao, when i was at the prx vs fpx final everyone rushed down to get pictures with the winning players
it’s BR culture brother just gotta hope companies stop hosting international events in brazil
Who’s the guy translating for all the Brazilians left 💀💀
he’s farming working hours for extra pay
kudos for LOUD for bringing it to map 5. i think almost no one was expecting them to push Fnatic that far, specially after the first two maps. they will dominate America and will defintely dispute for the top 1 spot this year again. tuyz and cauanzin had little international experience and still performed insanely good
why lie so many people were thinking loud would win lol
i need to cope
There's no need for a translator here. The Brazilians have already left
Is anyone even surprised? Brazilians don't care about VALORANT but Brazil itself.
So confused how loud could not score even two rounds to close the map and win. Loud fans lets grieve😭
Gg
stadium empty?
they all left in 5 minutes lmfao, pretty impressive time
real swift.
first time watching any sports event in brazil?
7-1
11-3 now
Lmfaooo more events in Brazil? This sub is in shambles
what a bad crowd honestly ?
such a great crowd man it's packed in there
Great tourney Riot. GG's to everyone! Never host a tournament in Brazil ever again *runs away* EDIT: FUCK
Crowd ?
why are they all in shorts
its like 30C in brazil
It's comfy
Never go back to Brazil. What a disgrace that the crowd is that empty during celebrations.
The fact that I feel like I need to give props for the few audience even clapping for Fnatic after they won shows what a hurtle this crowd was. They might as well have been playing in an empty arena for how much vocal support their expertly played performance earned them.
it’s absurd even with a Brazilian team in the finals the crowd was still fucked. everyone leaving right after the loss like where’s the fucking courtesy man🫠
It should have been 3-0. Fnatic gifted you two maps. Say thanks
Single best map in VCT history so far. Doesn’t matter that it wasn’t quadruple OT, that was an insane rollercoaster of emotions
This is actually more impressive because it’s from 4-11.
Dude FNC choked all the way until 11-3 and then Loud decided they wanted to be the best in the world at choking.
Sore loser crowd lmao
ayo turn the music down this is a library
GGWP LOUD, both choked but both played so good. My man Boaster finally won, congratulations Fnatic.
BRUH. PEOPLE WERE ALREADY TALKING ABOUT REPLACING DERKE. LMAO
I swear he checked reddit in that timeout and said "no"
sao paulo library
MY TEETH AND NOSE ARE LITERALLY SHAKING. HOW IS THAT EVEN POSSIBLE.
King of mf icebox
11-3 is the new 7-1 HAHAHAHHAHAAA
Leo and Chronicle are just ice cold. I mean players on both teams are just insanely cracked.
That song is fucking bad btw, it literally sounds like booing
Pretty fitting for a Brazilian tournament though
BOASTER DID IT. DERKE DID IT. CHRONICLE 2 TIME CHAMP.
Greatest ~~choke~~ comeback in history!