I'm braindead? No, that's not the point I was making at all. The point is if it's structured like OPTIC have it then it doesn't matter, because everything is already planned. No that's not the reason FNC lost to 100t lmao. We can talk about that. On pearl they had a bizarre setup where alfa was playing mid on neon and derke was on the A exec... very strange. They made a bunch of other small micro mistakes that aren't relevant to this convo but in short both Alfa and Derke did p well in terms of "killing", just because they're two good players.
Have you been around for the past year and a half? If so, you should know that duelists such as Raze and neon are no longer these characters that people go loosely running round the map looking for picks with, they're simply used to create space and sometimes delay. For that role, you're looking at Chamber, which yay plays. "Yay pops off regardless of win or lose" thanks for proving my point ?XD. This means that he always has insane impact. Most of the time optic lose it's because they make some stupid mistakes as we literally just witnessed on Ascent (I didn't see haven, but I imagine it was p similar).
You call me braindead, but I don't think you understand how site takes work. I will repeat. They are not made up on the spot. Victor barely ever will decide where he's blast packing to, or neon walling to, this is planned and orchestrated. He is simply another tool in the massive operation of OPTIC. And yeah, as long as he entries and dies yet creates enough space for the site to be taken with minimal casualties, which he usually does then yes, he did good. That's not having big impact though, that just shows they've planned/orchestrated it well (or either the enemy team are trolling XD).
You're right, if your duelist dies on attack it is not good. Again, this doesn't affect their impact. The only reason it is not good is because it is a duelist and their util is key for taking sites. It's not about getting kills. Victor isn't some master at staying alive and in fact he dies a bit more often than he really should be.