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It's time to say goodbye to competitive VALORANT. This journey has been one of the biggest parts of my life, filled with unforgettable memories, sacrifices, and lessons I'll carry with me forever. During my time with SAW, I had the opportunity to win two trophies and qualify for Ascension. After being forced to step away from the game for an entire year, I came back and managed to qualify for the EMEA Qualifier once again. I always believed in my abilities and knew I could become even better if given the right opportunity. I know I wasn't perfect, and there were always things I could improve, but I was willing to learn, put in the work, and do whatever it took to get better. Sometimes, believing in yourself isn't enough when others don't see what you see in yourself. That's probably the hardest part of walking away: not the decision itself, but knowing that I still had so much more to give. I'm leaving competitive VALORANT with no regrets about trying, fighting, and chasing this dream. I'll always be proud of what I achieved, even if things didn't end the way I once imagined. A part of me will always wonder what could have been, but I'll never look back and regret giving it my all. Thank you to everyone who was part of this journey: SAW, GNG, RBT, all my teammates, and everyone who believed in me and supported me along the way. You all played a part in a chapter of my life that I'll never forget. This may be the end of my competitive journey, but I'll always be proud to have been part of this game. Thank you for everything.♥️

.@drean2k3 the real goat 🙏 Going to enjoy this, sometimes, in stream 🙏

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One of the best aim coaches out there. If you wanna improve in it, contact him.

VALORANT Tier 2 is about you being top 100 in ranked and not about having achievements. You can win 1 - 2 - 3 VCL's, go to EMEA Qualify, have more experience than top 100 ranked people but it won't matter, because you're not top 100. Nice.