yeah surprised I don't see more people talking about him, he's been the most consistent player on Kru
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yeah surprised I don't see more people talking about him, he's been the most consistent player on Kru
trace is there cause I like the way they play and I love an underdog lol
FAX ALWAYS GO WITH YOUR FAVS ON YOUR PREDS WWWWWWW
Lev, PRX, G2, Trace (i'm just naming my favorite 4 teams left in the events).
My favorite champs so far personally. Very competitive and there's lots of upsets so far and I enjoy seeing that. Now if Lev lose tom my opinion might change. No bias tho.
that's fair, I think Boo has been amazing for TH and a big part of their success, but that might have less to do with his ability as a controller and more to do with how good of an IGL he is. It's definitely debatable no doubt about that.
While TenZ did indeed have impressive performances and higher ratings in those particular matches, it's essential to recognize that a few high-stakes games don't capture the full scope of a player’s talent and career. Karon’s overall skill, strategic understanding, and contributions throughout the season reflect his status as a top-tier player.
In competitive gaming, performance in isolated matches, while significant, doesn't always define a player's long-term potential or their impact on the game. Karon has demonstrated his exceptional abilities and consistency across various contexts, which is why he’s considered a highly skilled player. The fact that TenZ had standout moments doesn’t diminish Karon’s broader achievements and capabilities.
Moreover, the dynamics of a few matches, including the Madrid Grand Finals, highlight specific moments but don’t necessarily represent the entirety of a player’s skill set. Karon’s track record and his contributions in numerous games underscore his strength as a player. Sometimes, even the best can face challenging games or situations that don't fully reflect their usual performance.
Karon’s resilience, strategic insight, and overall gameplay are what set him apart in the long run, and his ability to perform consistently across various scenarios is a testament to his greatness in the competitive scene.
While TenZ did make a significant impact in those crucial elimination games, it’s important to remember that a few high-stakes matches don’t tell the whole story. Karon’s consistent performance throughout the season and his overall skill set are what truly define him as a top-tier player.
In competitive gaming, many factors influence the outcome of a match, and a single series of games doesn’t fully capture a player’s abilities or potential. Karon’s gameplay and contributions to his team have been outstanding across numerous games and situations, showcasing a high level of skill and strategic understanding.
It’s worth noting that TenZ’s notable performances in those elimination games were impressive, but Karon’s ability to perform under pressure, his consistency throughout the season, and his overall impact on the game speak volumes about his prowess as a player. The ability to deliver in critical moments is important, but Karon’s broader track record and contributions should not be overlooked.
In the grand scheme, both players have their own strengths and moments of brilliance. Karon’s sustained excellence and ability to maintain high performance across various situations highlight his exceptional talent and make him a better player.
I can actually agree with your take on Tenz. I do agree that Mako's predecessor leaving was unfortunate and that Mako's stats dropped because of that, but in all honesty, the context doesn't matter nearly as much as the actual performance of the player throughout the entire year when you're talking about who performed the "best" in a certain category. The fact that Mako never even attended a single masters before champs really hurts his viability tbh. I would place Mako above Tenz, and my ranking would probably change to this:
Valyn (if G2 won Champs) > Boo (if TH won Champs) > Karon (if G2 or TH didn't win Champs) > Mako (if DRX win Champs) > and Tenz (if Sen wins Champs)
We can agree to disagree, I just think the inconsistency of Mako and his team thoughout the entire year makes it hard for me to call him the best controller of the year over Karon (even if DRX wins).
I agree that if someone really had to go, then Zellsis should be replaced over Sacy. Looking at Sen's form now though I don't think this team will be split up. But as soon as Sen do bad in a tournament I can see fans begging for Zellsis or Sacy to be kicked, maybe even both lol.
EDG vs PRX
LEV vs Having a good international performance
I don't know what you're watching, but Tenz has not had better stats the entire year. Tenz was better than Karon today, but Karon was better than Tenz last time. As players they are pretty much equal, and as a controller Karon > Tenz (if Sen wins champs it's a different story imo). I don't think you watch APAC bro.
How can you include Mako who didn't make a single event this entire year before Champs. Not even a top placement, he just straight up didn't make any masters. Mako stats have also been mid for the most part, but he's also an igl; a similar situation to Boo no? The difference is that Boo's team (TH) has had top placements in tournaments previous to Champs and have made every single masters.
As for Tenz, if Sen can win 2 tournaments with Tenz being one of their top fraggers on Omen, then he deserves the award. Kind of like, if someone is so good at one agent and their team performs well largely because of how good he is at that one agent, then the negative of him lacking flexibility gets countered by his proficiency at that one agent. That's my take at least. For example, if someone had insane stats while leading their team to a Champs and masters victory while playing Jett on every map would you not say he's duelist of the year?
Also my bad, I would include Valyn as controller of the year as well if G2 won.
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Bro is farming Sen fans and Sen haters at the same time. Let him cook.
1.5/8 tho
If Sen or TH don't win champs, I'd say Karon. If TH win champs, I'd say Boo (stats aren't as impressive, but he's IGL as well and he's just as flexible as Karon). And if Sen wins champs, I'd say Tenz. DRX didn't even make an event this year before Champs.
If Sen win --- > Zellsis/Sen will look like a god
If Sen lose (especially if it's a 0-2) ----> vlr is going to make a gazillion threads about Zellsis/Sen
Either way Zellsis is farming engagement lmaoooo
Lev look worse than Sen rn. G2 and Sen look like the best currently. That doesn't change even if Lev win the next match. Of course, playoffs are an entirely different story, but that doesn't change that Lev has played mid af in groups.
Weren't you the guy constantly shitting on Sacy and making like a thousand threads saying he should get replaced?
bro didn't even mention china damn
number1cnedfan coming for your soul soon be careful fam
he changes his flair to whatever supports his baiting agenda 💀
proud of bro. Ardiis lost a lot of weight too.
They look weak cause the other teams look stronger at the moment.
“If Fnatic regained all their power, they might cause us a little trouble"
"But would you guys lose?"
"Nah, we'd win." - Biank
Bro I love Miniboo, but that's what bro's been playing like ever since he got back. He's been struggling hard.
Putting aside the fact that NA is doing even worse rn, pls tell me what every EMEA team besides TH have done in this tournament 😭
EMEA and NA being the worst two regions. What a time to be alive.
Both games were really close tho you have to admit. TH is better, but it's like a 60/40 matchup imo.
FPX destroy Sen and Gen G and face off against TH in the GF where they win 3-2 and China is hailed as the greatest region to ever exist!
Womp womp FPX win the rematch come back when it happens
THEY'RE BOTH CHEEKS BOW DOWN TO YOUR CHINESE OVERLORDS!
China is arguably the best region in the tournament so far. Honestly, I would be happy if they got a trophy after being clowned on for so long.
That is true, but the difference between EDG and Trace should be minimal at best considering that EDG has recently beat Trace. I think right now there's no way to tell which team is better.
not even. CN have been really good this tournament so far. If they can keep it up maybe people will finally stop the narrative that they are a free region.
bro's profession is grinding vlr 😭
Meteor and Karon played well, the others didn't play as well as they usually do. Especially Sexture.
Yeah and Huo^2 VA too. Probably an agency issue but I really liked their voices so I was sad they left. New ones don't hit the same
"French" and "people" shouldn't be in the same sentence unless there is an "aren't" in there.
TH are fun to watch and have hella firepower. If Miniboo steps it up I could see them winning the whole thing.
About that...
Even though Leo is a better individual player, it's hard to say how much better Fnatic would be with Leo rather than Hiro considering that they had Leo this entire year before this split and weren't performing.