imo i think their problem is they are too structured if that makes sense.. great teams see their set plays and come up with multiple counters and then drx looks lost.. they either need to become less reliant on their plays and learn how to play off script or think of possible counters and come up with counters for opponents counters LMAO
once again, imo
I am out of hope. PRX which was dubbed as Asia's best during Copenhagen are on a God-given mission to not use any strats whatsoever and consistently lose all games. DRX once again losing because of bad mental. ZETA is going to do the same thing (also playing against Leviatan). It is GG. Something wrong with this region, we cannot win. RRQ is the only light in the darkness. #VIVARRQ
I am out of hope. PRX which was dubbed as Asia's best during Copenhagen are on a God-given mission to not use any strats whatsoever and consistently lose all games. DRX once again losing because of bad mental. ZETA is going to do the same thing (also playing against Leviatan). It is GG. Something wrong with this region, we cannot win. RRQ is the only light in the darkness. #VIVARRQ
You're right, but they have worked on being more flexible. After changing from Zest igl to Stax igl they became more adaptive and began incorporating rotations a lot more in their strats. It's not where they need to be, and Stax himself said it in Yinsu's interview (about the team as a whole not being where they need to be yet), but I know they won't stop working.
I kind of agree with you. DRX is from a weaker region and they scrim weaker teams, but that doesn't mean they don't have a chance regardless of the changes they make. Nor is using regions an excuse for DRX's failure. They should be playing better. I don't fault them for losing against C9 but they shouldn't be playing that poorly. America is definitely looking dominant this tournament though. That's undeniable.
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