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“We really need to fix our post-plants and our man-up situations because there were so many rounds we were up big, but we just didn’t convert,” he said. Before that upper bracket semifinal, neT said his team has some areas they need to shore up. This liquid formula provides easy administration in pets that are fussy eaters.

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The Guard go on to face the winner of the match between Cloud9 and Shopify Rebellion. Composure Pro is a liquid calming supplement recommended for cats and dogs that require advanced behavioral and cognitive support. “In my opinion, they worked really hard and it shows. He said the team was a level above where Sentinels were during Stage 2. Overall, neT was complimentary of Sentinels. He really showed how good he is as a player.” “I thought Zellsis played phenomenal and he did amazing,” neT said. He did however shout out Jordan “Zellsis” Montemurro, who was also making his debut with Sentinels. On the opposite side of the server, neT wasn’t able to say whether or not Shroud’s individual performance lived up to the hype. It’s an encouraging result for a player in their first-ever VCT match - even one with as vaunted a history in esports as Shroud. Shroud was the notable exception, but even he found impact with big clutches and multi-kills. The performance was a reminder of what the young American player was capable of during their incredible run ahead of Masters Reykjavik.Īs for Sentinels, there was a fairly even contribution across the board from the players. His multi-kills were absolutely crucial with 15 2K rounds and seven 3K rounds.

The Guard’s Trent “trent” Cairns went nuclear during the series, dropping 75 kills.

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The series went the distance with a total of four overtimes and 79 rounds of VALORANT played. The best-of-three between The Guard and Sentinels delivered on the hype that had been building since Sentinels announced Shroud would play in the LCQ. “We’re just a lot more of a flexible team right now, which we weren’t before.” The Guard stay in upper bracket at NA LCQ “Most of our mistakes from Stage 2, we weren’t adapting to the meta fast enough,” the team’s in-game leader Jacob “valyn” Batio said. In particular, their Icebox composition - Chamber, Brimstone, Viper, Fade and KAY/O - was a new look for the team. Simply put, The Guard look like they’d done their homework in the time ahead of the LCQ event. “All of us trust each other so much, and we have so much confidence in each other to just move on to the next thing.” “I think we kept our composure super well,” The Guard’s Michael “neT” Bernet said. In a big match with tons of close calls, the team didn’t lose their cool. The victory was also an encouraging sign for The Guard, who haven’t been able to find their confidence since their poor showing at Stage 2 Masters Reykjavik. With the win, The Guard shut down the buzz and send Sentinels to the LCQ lower bracket.

The match was Michael “Shroud” Grzesiek’s debut with Sentinels and his return to competitive esports. The Guard outlasted Sentinels during a marathon of a best-of-three series Thursday at the North American VALORANT Champions Tour Last Chance Qualifier.