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Flag: China
Registered: July 14, 2022
Last post: March 23, 2026 at 2:07 PM
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This is a miconception btw that triple senti comp is better on attack, on Lotus defence it's important to have duelists to fight early A space, C space, or even through door. It's relatively easy to attack on Lotus especially with the 3 sites so as long as they get in it's literally impossible for the defenders to retake against all the senti util. As a response to this EDG had to hard hold site even with man disadvantage, hence why you almost saw XLG get the comeback

posted 6 months ago

Jieni7 redemption arc

posted 6 months ago

EDG win only because I want to see EDG vs DRG 5 map OT banger where every round a random individual pops off

posted 6 months ago

Mechanically no where near Jieni and util wise has been almost about the same

posted 6 months ago

Yeah like wtf

posted 6 months ago

Yeah I can't imagine what it might feel like to be a new rookie 5th on EDG and all this fan pressure "kick him bring S1mon back" as if thats gonna solve anything

posted 6 months ago

Yeah but it wasnt as much forcing as much as Jieni was adamant on learning whatever the team needed, even if he didn't do well immediately it looks like playing at that t1 level helped him improve a lot

posted 6 months ago

Can we please give some credit to Jieni7?

For context: He used to be a duelist main and when he first joined the team, was learning Yoru + Breach + KayO + Deadlock + Omen all at the same time to help fill for the team as well as playing Neon.

Now that he's had the time to get comfortable on all these roles he's looked absolutely incredible this whole split. His support util has been smart and well timed, and mechanically he's looking like one of the best on EDG. He hasn't been playing Omen in the past few matches but when he did it looked even better than Smoggy's. It makes sense as to why his teammates have all given him credit for being extremely hardworking and it seems we're seeing the results of that now.

posted 6 months ago

Ask on r/chinese subreddit, better to send your details there than on this website full of trolls

posted 6 months ago

Yes it's just biased tyloo fans or fans of his name

posted 6 months ago

Because learning things TAKE TIME believe it or not, if it was that simple they would've stuck with kk yoru (which they literally tried before and it did not work out). Now that he's had the time he's looked much better on yoru compared to before, in the meantime they were trying all the other solutions in case KK did not feel comfortable playing yoru in time for champs

posted 6 months ago

they had more prac with jieni, and jieni's performance is better. He is more flexible and they've probably had more success with him in scrims

posted 6 months ago

It's always "what they did to hfmi", brother they signed him and gave him a chance and he did not do well both aim or util wise on the breach/kayo whereas jieni is

posted 6 months ago

He still plays support roles on some maps and he's been just as good, his util is also smart and well timed.

posted 6 months ago

they kicked simon because of the drama he caused and sorry but he was performing terribly

posted 6 months ago

Jieni is good bro, he's been arguably top 2 edg this whole split

posted 6 months ago

because it worked for them in scrims, it's not like jieni's only purpose was yoru he is flex. When he was first added to the team he was in the process of learning yoru, he used to be a duelist main. The best option has always been KK learn yoru, because on maps where yoru is solo duelist he can't play much else

posted 6 months ago

It has its pros and cons

posted 6 months ago

It's not a troll comp it's the comp that m80 runs it's actually good

posted 6 months ago

Nah jieni been awake this split

posted 6 months ago

come on it's more entertaining that way, rushia does shit talk a lot though my god

posted 6 months ago

Yea DRG have only looked better with the changes, and Nicc has surprised me a lot I didn't know he was also this cracked

posted 6 months ago

Bro.. I'm a fan of BLG but this is just cope

posted 6 months ago

I'd argue what makes a team good is being really good at and better than others at certain aspects, not by making the least mistakes.

They def got things to improve on but at the rate that they've alr been improving it looks very promising

posted 6 months ago

Yo I fucking love this team they play so confident and aggro it's so entertaining how tf have I been missing out on this

Akeman and Spiritz1 are a goated duelist duo

posted 6 months ago

Spiritz1 Akeman Flex1n Vookashu is so much firepower it's insane

They are very coordinated and it seems they've figured out comms with Vookashu who isn't just doing his own thing now

posted 6 months ago

you'll see, every year people doubt China then get proven wrong

posted 6 months ago

Couldn't be more wrong

posted 6 months ago

Flip a coin and you get your answer

posted 6 months ago

fr

posted 6 months ago

Banger match EDG 2-1 Close match double OT

posted 6 months ago

Cause he's the meta, they alr tried to avoid using him for half this year

posted 6 months ago

Each region mostly manages itself in terms of the production

posted 6 months ago

Bruh he's clearly tired, he usually always reacts to crazy plays. Only in the past few weeks has he been acting like this, typical vlr user jumping to conclusions

Have you not seen his reactions to EDG in tokyo? He literally gets up from his chair and starts jumping around

posted 7 months ago

Facts

posted 7 months ago

I'd say the bottom half of CN teams > any other region's bottom half of teams. The whole region is surprisingly competitive, NOVA and JDG are not bad at all, even TEC who went 0-5 isn't actually that bad, it's just that the other teams are better - hey they were literally one round away from sending TH home, who then went on to win the EWC.

It's also funny af I swear China in every esports is known for pulling off the most random shit, still remember OWL Chengdu (2-4) vs Vancouver (6-0) that was the most ridiculous shit I've ever seen it's like they all woke up and decided they know how to play the game now

posted 7 months ago

EDG are in their experimentation phase again, pretty similar to just before champs. We just have to believe they'll find smth they are comfortable sticking with, they'll do good then. Hopefully nobody will improve at the yoru

posted 7 months ago

Yes I think without all the drama it would've been wise to stick with S1mon for at least another few months but what happened was pretty unrecoverable, the way he immaturely handled things on stream made the situation far worse and his comments only fueled the fire which eventually led to the doxxing of Smoggy by his fans. It would've been extremely hard to reconcile from everything that occured from that and onwards, and from what I can remember they were already having chemistry issues during bangkok (from each of the teammate's statements). S1mon's mental was a big factor in this, tilting during their bangkok games and making comments like "I can't shoot, I dont want to play anymore, just sub me out" is def not great for the team mental and especially clashes with KK who tries to do the opposite

Also I'd argue the main reason why double init is no longer meta is BECAUSE of yoru, yes there are a few maps where you can get away with not running him. But the fact you can instead run double controller (or even double duelist) and STILL have flashes and an intiaition ult (yoru) is the main reason why it's so meta right now - it's just that teams have finally figured that out, pair that with Vyse who has great initiation capability too.

EDG were trying not to run Yoru for so long which has backfired so that's why they're trying so hard. The best teams are all running Yoru right now and it's clear that he's just so good

posted 7 months ago

Thats not what I meant, in this meta S1mon wouldn't be a good fit at all. His main strength was great stun/flash initiation (who Muggle gave great credit to, and especially holding back his teammates from pushing without util), which overshadowed and made up for his lack in mechanics and also poor mental. When you take the importance of double init away his weaknesses start to become an issue. Once the double init was countered (take a look at the last 6 maps at bangkok that they played) he was frequently put in positions where the gunfights/decision making were the deciding factor, yet he couldn't hit shots on people who he even blinded himself or the individual decision making was questionable. How can you say that in this current meta he would be the solution, what would he play? And why would he be better than any other option they might have

posted 7 months ago

AfteR's strats are what held EDG back until champs. He made them play slow methodical fnatic style for a whole year and it just doesn't work for a team where their main strengths are aggro fighting (it did build discipline for them though). Nobody had most of the say in terms of the comps and strats for champs and why they looked so different playstyle wise. I think what he's saying is either right now or after champs, Muggle has been copying AfteR's strats - which might be true ngl

posted 7 months ago

Brother its been 2 games. The last time nobody yoru worked, this time it didn't. Why are you so fast to react, this is the same reason why SEN was shit for so long cause they wouldn't stick with one roster and just improve together over time

posted 7 months ago

Wait seriously? Bro AfteR's strats were the problem

posted 7 months ago

I know that on paper these things look so sure and perfect but in reality there's thousands of reasons for why this may not work out. At the very least I think EDG should have trialled slowly by now but in these team environments there's so much random shit that may cause chemistry issues etc. People were also saying zjc would be the solution to EDG but look how that worked out. I do really want to see EDG slowly but for now we need to at least believe in the current roster, they need time

posted 7 months ago

Just give them time lmao, they're still experimenting to find something comfortable, that's why they're doing all these role changes cause they realised change is needed. The coordination and calling has been looking far better since a month ago.

Smoggy being their most flexible player should NOT be on smokes
Jieni looks very good on the omen, and his smoke timings have been better than Smoggy's so far.

Nobody just needs to work on his Yoru, or honestly it couldve just been a bad day for him. He looked better last time

posted 7 months ago

wont solve anything unfortunately

posted 7 months ago

Jieni has been training Yoru since before all the S1mon drama since he's on the academy roster. But it obvs didn't work out

Also sorry but double init is no longer meta, with S1mon he wouldn't have "dominated" in those comps. EDG kept trying to force what worked for them in the past instead of adapting to the new meta. S1mon's strength has always been really strong supportive util, while his mechanics don't consistently match up to his teammates/enemies. I know he CAN aim and pull of shit at times, but that doesn't mean that's consistent. Look at how S1mon performed in bangkok, his aim wasn't even at the t1 level - missing 15 shots on enemies who he full blinded is crazy. When you take away the importance of what made S1mon good, all you have left is an average player. Sorry.

posted 7 months ago

It seems this is a genuine question, it's probably best to ask these on the valcomp subreddit btw cause you'll get more analytical takes. I can explain the reason here but I first want to make sure you actually do want to know, I'll have to put some time into it cause it goes into what made EDG good over the years (from 2022 onwards) and why 2024 Champs was the culmination of that

posted 7 months ago

Lowkey true

posted 7 months ago

They're moving away from it on most maps thankfully, ig breach is somewhat justified on sunset but iirc his winrate has never been great

posted 7 months ago
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