Justin retweeted
Parted ways with @WantedGoons. No bad blood between me and the squad, we both had different visions for the direction of the team and the split felt like the right decision. Just want to thank everyone at the organization for their support over the last few months! ❤️
LFT 😁
Bump
AWP LFT ADV+
Wanting to play for a team that fights for VRS, can practice 6 days a week & lannable
Message me here or on discord (username jtrops)
hltv.org/stats/players/26351…
faceit.com/en/players/JTrops
AWP LFT ADV+
Wanting to play for a team that fights for VRS, can practice 6 days a week & lannable
Message me here or on discord (username jtrops)
hltv.org/stats/players/26351…
faceit.com/en/players/JTrops
Justin retweeted
Introducing the NSTLGA North American CS2 Circuit.
4 events across 6 months - totaling up to $40,000.
📍NSTLGA League 2 | up to $10,000
📍Emerald Cup | up to $5,000
📍Texas Open LAN | up to $15,000
📍Black Pearl Cup | up to $5,000
Each event earns you points towards the NSTLGA Crown Purse - a $5,000 prize split across the top 3 teams by the end of the season.
Get 25 points - and your team steals the $5000 crown.
Non-stop Counter-Strike, Non-stop NSTLGA.
For more information, please read our article: x.com/NSTLGA_GG/status/20705…
nstlga.gg/circuit
Justin retweeted
Even when our events don't fill up, they still provide immense value to the CS2 competitive ecosystem.
Despite the sudden fall of other organizers in the space, FRAG aims to provide consistent opportunities for teams to earn VRS points and compete long term.
Our approach has always been built around a sustainable financial model that prioritizes long-term stability, allowing us to keep doing what we do for years to come.
North American Counter-Strike needs a healthy tournament ecosystem, and we're proud to continue contributing to it.
But we can't do it without you guys. No teams to play in our events means no events, so sign up if you can, and if you can't, help us broaden our reach in the community.
Justin retweeted
After frag York I will be LFT for next season. Last season 1.2 hltv average 85 adr.
Looking to play star spots / space taker.
hltv.org/player/26107/nowalk
Dm me here or on discord tylernow
Justin retweeted
One of the three Chicken Coop players that had approached @sleepysav also acts extremely strange towards Impact players and other women in the community, notably women that are transgender. An impact player who is under 18 years old (who wishes to remain unnamed) approached me concerned about REKMEISTER’s (24 years old) behavior towards her.
While never outright engaging with her sexually, many conversations (primarily through voice chat) included “humorous” remarks about intimacy. While someone can argue that these are just attempts at humor, this is not ordinary behavior especially regarding interactions with someone who is not only underage but has expressed discomfort with this behavior. It’s very common predatory behavior to joke with someone inappropriately to “test the waters” and try to push an idea. The screenshots attached are messages sent to this girl which I received permission to post.
After seeing this, I had asked around and found another player who has had an inappropriate experience with him. He had one day randomly DM’d her and asked for her snapchat, which she initially agreed to. While interacting on snapchat, he had become increasingly pushy and began asking for suggestive photos. As the Austin Major came around, he asked her to hang out at his Airbnb and made hints towards skinny-dipping in the pool. Communication was cut off after this. This is not the only player on this team that REKMEISTER has randomly messaged with very strange implications. 2 other players on this team had been randomly messaged with attempts to befriend them. One interaction was about coaching, which he made a “joke” about how e-sex is a good trade-off for not having money.
While there is nothing outright incriminating legally, he is making people extremely uncomfortable and these creepy “jokes” that he enjoys making have very strong implications, especially when these interactions are only happening with women.
Justin retweeted
while i do not favor cancel culture, i do believe in holding people accountable for their actions. what happened this past weekend in knoxville for the fragadelphia event cannot be ignored and brushed under the rug.
on saturday night, 20+ others and myself witnessed and experienced aggressive and predatory behavior from jchance.
what started out as “jokes” and inappropriate comments like “women are so r*tarded, they wear their tits out and expect us not to look” then escalated into controlling, aggressive and physical intimidation when i stepped in to check in on a friend. he verbally declared he was forcing his way home with someone who had just told him no. he then physically blocked me repeatedly from reaching and communicating with her, using his body to shove and push me while simultaneously pushing her the opposite direction so hard she was pushed into a picnic table and shoved to the ground.
the following morning, 3 of his teammates (mainly MDS being the leader of the idea it seemed) approached her and i at the venue, not to simply check if we were okay, but to pressure us into staying silent. they minimized what happened, blamed alcohol/ what jchance has “been going through” and asked what it would take to not speak out.
^ this is what rape culture looks like in real time. it starts with comments insinuating women shouldn’t dress a certain way, escalates into unwanted touching, controlling behavior, ignoring boundaries, then gets excused as “he was drunk”.
when we, as a society or specifically the CS community in this case, brush off these behaviors, they normalize them and create unsafe enviroments. our scene deserves better. women deserve safety at events.
until jchance takes accountability and seeks real help he should not be trusted in spaces within our community. this isn’t about drama or cancellation, its truly about safety, accountability and refusing to normalize behaviors that put others at risk. we all have a responsibility to call out these behaviors and recognize them as early warning signs for rape culture.
Justin retweeted
Come show love to our boys as they start map 2 of the series. We won Map 1 convincingly. This is how we started map 2 👀👀
JTrops is him
twitch.tv/PlayCrossfire
Justin retweeted
Home from @NSTLGA_GG Seattle Open after finishing 2nd place and wanted to give some thanks to the people that made it happen and made it great, even if there are too many to @. Thank you to all the NSTLGA staff - casters, admins, everyone - for the fantastic event. Despite all the struggles the event still turned out amazing so I really can't give enough thanks.
HUGE shout-out to @CESLaceyWA (#ceslacey) and @AE86Sevilla for truly saving the event. Y'all made swapping venues on such short notice as smooth as possible and were extremely accommodating. A great venue with great staff and people!
A big thanks also to @NeonLights_GG for allowing us to continue repping the org, providing support, and for sending out some sweet jerseys!
GGs to everyone we played throughout the event and a big congrats to the BHOP guys for their win (@colinzao, @c0ntr01cs, @supacs2, @EthantheJester, @swayuCS).
Lastly, thanks to my boys @ItssBanss, @BradWeiand, @DacScs2, and @JTrops_ for all their hard work, dedication, time, and being willing to travel to such an event. Love y'all.