Valorant's very first LAN event has just come to a close, with the North American team, Sentinels, coming out on top in the end. The international tournament was a huge success, as not only was it great for the Valorant esports scene to finally see how teams from the many different regions play against each other, the tournament pulled impressive viewership numbers for a game that is so new.  

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In this episode of the No Camping Podcast, hosts Sean and David talk about the ranked gaming experience in competitive video games, specifically in first person shooters such as VALORANT and Rainbow Six: Siege. Guest Terrance Pai, an avid ranked player, also joins the show to discuss his own personal experiences in ranked.

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In this episode, hosts Sean and David talk about the Valorant Masters tournament in the North American region. They cover events leading up to the tournament such as the scandal that led to Sentinels picking up TenZ, as well as events during the tournament such as Sentinel's utter domination and FaZe clan's impressive showing.

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This past week, Riot Games released VALORANT patch 2.04, marking the beginning of episode 2, act 2. This new update brings many changes, such as a new agent and a new ranked system. Join hosts Sean and David as they discuss these new additions, and what it means for the game and its players.

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In this episode of the No Camping Podcast, hosts Sean and David talk about the ranked gaming experience in competitive video games, specifically in first person shooters such as VALORANT and Rainbow Six: Siege. Guest Terrance Pai, an avid ranked player, also joins the show to discuss his own personal experiences in ranked.

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After winning the US division finals, TSM's Rainbow Six: Siege team is looking good and poised to perform well in the Six Invitational. With two straight major tournament wins, they look to win it all this February. In this episode of the No Camping Podcast, hosts David Su and Sean Liuli discuss TSM's performance in the tournaments leading up to the Six Invitational, and cast their predictions on who might and might not perform on Siege's biggest stage.

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At the end of 2020, popular streamers from all parts of Twitch, the multibillion dollar streaming platform, came together in a community Rust server. The event would quickly become the platform's most viewed event, as hundreds of thousands of people tuned in to see their favorite faces, such as Shroud, xQc, and Myth interact with each other in the 2013 survival game.

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With the upcoming 2020 holiday season, many games are receiving big updates for players to explore during the holiday break. These updates offer new content and gameplay for players to try out in games like Call of Duty, Fortnite, Rainbow Six: Siege, and Among Us. Join hosts Sean Liuli and David Su as they discuss these changes in the No Camping Podcast's final episode of 2020.

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Toxicity has always been a huge problem in gaming. And with the recent events regarding the suicide of popular streamer Reckful, and the growth in social reform movements, toxicity is become a more prominent topic that developers are looking more closely into in their games. Join hosts Sean Liuli and David Su as they explore the different types of toxicity that are prevalent in the gaming community, and the steps that developers and content creators are taking to try and combat it.

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As esports grow in popularity, organizations such as Generation Esports and PlayVS work to implement esports into a high school setting. Join hosts David Su and Sean Liuli as they interview Ben, a freshman in high school that competes in the High School Esports league for his school. They explore the experience of being a high school esports player, and the perks and challenges that come with it.

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