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Edit: Oh lawd, this video will not hold up well today lol. yeah he's really been exposed as a scumbag(among other things). Just my luck the one really cool experience I remember from this game getting ruined. I embrace the memes though so have at it.

It's not everyday you queue up for Siege and run into ProJared of all people! I expected like another one-sided game like the last few Siege games I've ran into. Instead this one was intense, I was the lone random playing with premades. Premades tend to blame you the moment something goes wrong so of course that didn't thrill me.

ProJared was the first big streamer/youtuber I've run into in game. This was quite an experience though. Of course I was nervous lol but knowing who I was up against I played my best Agni performance I've ever had. Should one feel pressure when facing off against someone "famous"? Maybe not but I did lol, wanted to put up a good fight at the least.

The Divine Ruin really came in handy. I didn't make too many misplays aside from one ill-timed dash. The rest of the deaths were rather unavoidable with their lineup. Merc just loves punching squishy mages like Agni to death. This was a pretty even game with good plays on both sides is what I enjoyed. As opposed to comebacks or one-sided games. This was more back and forth.

Next time this happens it won't be as big of a shock. Why? It is a team game, Siege is 4v4. One person alone is not capable of winning the game solo barring shenanigans even if they're highly skilled or not. It's about the sum of your individual skills combined and your teamwork. Unless you're doing 1v1 Joust then it is all on you. :P

At the end I just said GG, that's the best thing to do, it'd be the wrong place to just say I'm a fan or something, it'd have come off as insulting maybe. And just like any other person they want to move onto another game too instead of dealing with people bugging them.

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