Yeah, I guess. You'd think they would get more punished for it, still.3 scaling lanes with an early pressure jungler like Eve isn't the worst thing they could do. They are all on comfort champions too, Werlyb on Jax and Pepi on a siege champ.
Pobelter/Shiphtur.is there any player in LCS history that is as big of a letdown as nukeduck?
0-4g1ven.is there any player in LCS history that is as big of a letdown as nukeduck?
potential.clgWhy the fuck is Woolite still in the LCS?
I may have picked a bad week to double up on CW. Freeze had 63.38 points the first week, 11.11 the second week.
Hopefully Dignitas will carry me with like 300 points tomorrow.
is there any player in LCS history that is as big of a letdown as nukeduck?
He completely quit the playing role and is "chief gaming officer" nowIs Hai a sub for C9 now or did he completely quit his player role ?
Ahh, now I see. They wanted to cede all their lanes so that they could needlessly contest a dragon when hugely down in farm instead. The brilliance shines on.
Sneaky has also been massively underperforming for no reason
I refuse to believe that Hai was the only thing that separated C9 from these terrible strategies. They did not look this bad when Link of all people played with them.
Meteos is their shotcaller so why does he only powerfarm the jungle. :/
With whom? There's really no one in NA that has stood up to Bjerg all split. At least Hai has chemistry with the rest of C9. Replace Hai and they lose their shot caller and have to start from scratch with going through all the growing pains again. If they are going to replace him they might as well wait for after Worlds because they are still good enough to get to Worlds. Replace him now and they might not even make it with him they are still #2 to #3 in NA.
It sure seems like it.I guess they expected things to go differently, but I'm not sure why. I like Ryze as a pick for teams that have aggressive mid and bottom lanes, because it puts a Damocles' sword over the enemy jungler that says, "Go ahead and camp my Ryze, we'll just win the rest of the map."
Incarnation doesn't seem to be that guy, though. If he can't go aggressive on Viktor versus a TF, it's just not going to happen. Ezreal just isn't that aggressive of a laner, and Sejuani's pre-6 presence just doesn't hold up to Rek'Sai's. There was no way they could punish Gravity for focusing Ryze with the team they built, so of course he was going to end up ridiculously far behind, and then they're stuck hoping to stall for late-game scaling in a game where they have a poor damage split.
There's got to be as many coaching and planning problems as in-game shot-calling ones happening, honestly.