mauisnake

Tier one utility and still get one or two kills is really, really hard as we learn the hard way.

But I have more faith in Jacob now doing that.

So whatever prep he did into some of those matchups really worked out for him or just or just learning on the fly.

I think that the main thing for almost the weird takeaway from this for me is just that

Actually, Frozen and Twists are such an elite duo that you can probably have the floor of being a top eight team in the world all the time with just them and Kerrigan being able to manipulate them.

The scary thing about FaZe and trying to get too excited about this one is that if you actually press me to say, OK, who do you think will have a better first six months of 2026?

FaZe, the Mongols, assuming they had Senzu or Na'Vi.

I'm not going to just jump at the opportunity to say FaZe.

Even with this run, it just felt completely unsustainable.

It felt like they were preying on the weaknesses of individuals under pressure, which we already do know that they are capable of.

Until they face a real adversary in a high-pressure match that...

is there for a really strong reason that didn't fluke their way there.

It's hard to really ever put money on FaZe.

And the problem is that the A-plus tier of teams or the S-tier of teams, like the big four coming into this tournament, the Vitality, Fury of Falcon, Spirit, I'm taking them nine out of ten times over this FaZe even six months from now.

I don't see why they would.

I'm not sure where they would go.

That's a tough... I mean, Torzy and Brokey are just so different.

If I'm confident enough in my rifler core that they're going to provide me with...

the capabilities to win a tournament, then fine.

But Torres, he's not a guy that wins you tournaments.