what has actually happened to fpx? like what problems are causing them to be so much worse than last year - yes the rest of china has kinda caught up but internationally they still looked like they could somewhat be a threat. are they somehow worse playing better comps?
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lysoar was an integral piece of the the puzzle they decided to drop him for more consistent firepower. the hole left by this move was very obvious now everyone on the team is nuts and has no discipline without a player to rely on to clutch and mid round them to the win. the org freaked out and now just dropped their coach because of the massive underperformance which in part has to do with the rest of china getting better (there are still feeder teams but nova, drg, xi lai, and blg are much much better than last year)
BLG_FNS [#2]https://www.vlr.gg/445472/funplus-phoenix-splits-with-head-coach-nathand
i know they dropped their coach, but it seemed like more than a strats problem, life wasnt shooting apart from against drg, neither was aaaay and it seemed like autumn and yosemite 2v8ing to me
kyro1 [#3]lysoar was an integral piece of the the puzzle they decided to drop him for more consistent firepower. the hole left by this move was very obvious now everyone on the team is nuts and has no discipline without a player to rely on to clutch and mid round them to the win. the org freaked out and now just dropped their coach because of the massive underperformance which in part has to do with the rest of china getting better (there are still feeder teams but nova, drg, xi lai, and blg are much much better than last year)
basically their trolling comp
They fell off after Shanghai last year due to leaning into less structured and chaotic gameplay in order to surprise their opponents, except they often threw rounds because of it. Now it’s just because they are trying to bounce back. Removing NathanD was honestly a good move imo, they just need time to figure out how to become a more disciplined team.
bbebox [#9]They fell off after Shanghai last year due to leaning into less structured and chaotic gameplay in order to surprise their opponents, except they often threw rounds because of it. Now it’s just because they are trying to bounce back. Removing NathanD was honestly a good move imo, they just need time to figure out how to become a more disciplined team.
its just that when they play normal comps they look clueless at what theyre doing, they looked better with random triple controller bullshit than playing meta to be honest despite them throwing rounds. they may throw rounds but it seems like on the whole they were better doing random stuff
inuis [#10]its just that when they play normal comps they look clueless at what theyre doing, they looked better with random triple controller bullshit than playing meta to be honest despite them throwing rounds. they may throw rounds but it seems like on the whole they were better doing random stuff
Yes because that’s what they practiced. Ofc they are gonna be better at the stuff they are comfortable with, that doesn’t mean its a good way to play if you want to be the best team
bbebox [#12]Yes because that’s what they practiced. Ofc they are gonna be better at the stuff they are comfortable with, that doesn’t mean its a good way to play if you want to be the best team
and theyve likely practiced those comps for like the entire offseason??
loapoarg [#16]NathanD must be the assistant coach and his ideas must be promoted and controlled under a head coach
He is crackhead for valorant
He keeps the games interesting and does insane stuff on every map
PRX MUST GET THIS MAN for atleast few maps they struggle on
does he speak english though? ik alecks speaks some mandarin but still
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