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most overrated igl

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#33
Fiji5k
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I like everything that you said but the thing that doesn't really make sense is that you think majority of the things they do is done on the fly. Yes i do but don't agree with that because at the start they obviously have a set play for the round/half but when a team "reads" that they're now to come up with something on the fly. Yes he relies on the world class performances from his teammates but at the same time the players were given a set play but was ruined or wrecked due to them dying or getting read. Depending on fundamentals isn't too bad in my opinion cause if its consistently working and your play around with it then its not like your consistently REUSING IT.

When you say BBG and ABX, as of right now BBG are 1-0 against them. Yes SEN were outclassed in that April Match but that was a new BBG, a team we have never seen before but at the same time looking at today BBG haven't been able to do the same to other teams, but that's if "ShahZaM igling" is predictable. Onward to ABX, they are 1-4 against SEN, the 1W they have is a OT 2:0 which was really surprising same as BBG, a new team, with prodigies but I don't think they really adapted to them moving forward. I have nothing wrong with what your saying, I'm just saying what I think!

I agree that a coach can increase the desicion making, strats and flexablity of the SEN roster, letting off ShahzaM doing all the coaching/IGLing"

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Tox1c
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I agree with everything you've said.
But fundamentals are defaults and basic set plays to take map control which is what Sen shine in set plays arent intricate strats they are 'fundamentals' which are the basis on which every team should fall back on if things arent working.

I also think that Shazam's unpredictable igling can also affect his teams preformance in game. Sen arent a team that gets smashed easily so they are usually never losing the 1st half or at least never lower than an 7-5 score line because their indaviduals always pull through in a few rounds. But I find that when Sen are down a large 10-2 disadvantage they dont see to come back, this is because they dont have as many of these complex strats as other teams do. Like when they played C9 on split or 100t on icebox in Chal 2, or more recently vs sonqis on icebox in Chal 3. We just dont see it much because Sen usually arent in that disadvantage but I think when they vs the European teams in Berlin we will have to see if shaz can pull thru.

I agree with much of your opinion but I think that every team has the ability to improve even if they are the best in the world.

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