2023 Valorant Challengers Indonesia Split 2 – Final Qualifier Week 4 – Day 1

The music show, a symphony of claps and beats, sets the stage for the narrative of the upcoming matches. The host, with an air of anticipation, introduces the casters and dives into the details of the upcomingmatches between Dominatus and High Digital Esports, as well as Alter Ego. The teams are described as strong, not weak, with Dominatus possessing a national playstyle and High Digital Esports showcasing agility. As the host ponders the strengths of these two seemingly equal teams, the audience is left in suspense, eager to see how the battle unfolds.

The Dance of Dominatus and High Digital Esports

Tim Dominatus still relies on the system that hasn't yet produced a good sequencing like we see in the acquisition of Deva. But with two seemingly equal teams, where does their strength lie? The host asks the audience, "If we're talking about dominance and highness, these two teams are in the same group in the open qualifier 2 days ago and their EE meets in the upper final. It's said to be dominant over two empties. The problem is, I see data on their dominance on the map from Open qualifier to yesterday's match, they always pick what is not picked by BTR. BTR counters their pick action and it's only defeated twice by Alterigo and Bigetron, who is currently at the peak. So, maybe from high, it should be expected because they're very careful to avoid essence. Although we know their players, so far we haven't known their rosters. Let's take a look at the production team from Dominatus. Here are the players from Dominatus. There's a hardcore team and also Rose Rei, where we see their play so far but started to see improvement from split 1 and we see improvement from Blitz 2 now, isn't it like too much to baby sit towards the revolution yesterday also we've already talked to players from Dominatus about the tournament, we asked why, what's the difference and it turns out that according to Captain, the revolution doesn't need to be supported to the fullest, because if we support 100%, it will make them uncomfortable. And that's what we see in split 2, they are more focused on the four of them wanting to revolt, by system set after they have the resolution they can make up or support but that's more flexible in split two, isn't it?

The Rhythm of High Digital Esports

High Digital Esports, on the other hand, has shown impressive agility. They have dominated the Island from Open qualifier to yesterday's match, always picking what is not picked by BTR. BTR counters their pick action and it's only defeated twice by Alterigo and Bigetron. So, perhaps from High, it should be expected because they're very careful to avoid essence.

The Melody of Alter Ego

Alter Ego, a team with a strong roster including Adrian King, asteris delby I, and their coach, has shown a change in strategy, becoming more structured and collaborative. They have also welcomed new players, including Lakers, a team with a strong roster including Rizky MD, Groza, and Blood. Lakers also have a new player, Blade, who seems to still be learning and not fully understanding the game.

The Symphony of the Esports Arena

The esports arena, a symphony of strategies and tactics, is where the real battle takes place. The audience, like the conductor, watches intently as the teams navigate the map, choose their shots, and devise their strategies. The host, like a storyteller, weaves a narrative around the matches, painting a vivid picture of the battles unfolding on the screen.

The Verdict: A Battle of Strategies and Tactics

In the end, the battle between Dominatus, High Digital Esports, and Alter Ego is a battle of strategies and tactics. Each team has its strengths and weaknesses, and the audience is left to ponder, "Which team will emerge victorious?" As the host concludes, "Let's watch and see how these teams navigate the esports battlefield. Let's see which team will emerge victorious. Let's see which team will dance the dance of victory."

The Echoes of the Esports