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Reignover is joining CLG for their bootcamp in Korea https://www.facebook.com/gg.Immortals/posts/1605848719709644:0
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Max Coveri posted:Reignover is joining CLG for their bootcamp in Korea Obligatory "I guess this explains where he was during the gauntlet final against C9"
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Reignover to CLG would be a thing.
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If anyone knows how much I have ragged on xSmithie last year, you will know that it's hard for me to say this, but to be honest, he's probably the best player on the team right now along with Aphro. He would be the last or second to last person I would remove in that team. e: also if you read that article it's pretty clear reignover is just coming in as a coach, he's not going to CLG Sexpansion fucked around with this message at 18:02 on Sep 14, 2016 |
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The meta has shifted away from Darshan's strength and exposed him as being a really bad Top Lane and he's gonna get crushed IRL and should just retire.
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Asema posted:The meta has shifted away from Darshan's strength and exposed him as being a really bad Top Lane and he's gonna get crushed IRL and should just retire. I basically agree.
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I agree that Xmithy has been the most consistent player on CLG since MSI... still gotta take Reignover though
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Huhi is basically an intermediate bot in mid-lane. He's the worst player by a mile. Stixxay has shown he can play up to high-tier competition, so has Aphro. Xmithie had a good split, better than a lot of guys who have a lot more hype, he still occassionally makes boneheaded moves but certainly not an egregious amount for an NA jungler. Darshan is an excellent player, his mechanics on top lane carry champions are so good I would keep him on that merit alone, I don't think there's a higher value replacement player available to CLG. Darshan has been terrible at playing the map with teleporting (unless it's the entire team playing around him split pushing) and he's not team fought well on engage tanks, I feel like those things can be better coached or practiced, his core mechanics are strong. Huhi is blahhhhhhhhhhhh
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Libertine posted:Huhi is basically an intermediate bot in mid-lane. He's the worst player by a mile. Stixxay has shown he can play up to high-tier competition, so has Aphro. Xmithie had a good split, better than a lot of guys who have a lot more hype, he still occassionally makes boneheaded moves but certainly not an egregious amount for an NA jungler. Darshan is an excellent player, his mechanics on top lane carry champions are so good I would keep him on that merit alone, I don't think there's a higher value replacement player available to CLG. Darshan has been terrible at playing the map with teleporting (unless it's the entire team playing around him split pushing) and he's not team fought well on engage tanks, I feel like those things can be better coached or practiced, his core mechanics are strong. Huhi is awful. He is probably the luckiest player in the NA LCS right now, because CLG is a decent macro team and he has a good jungler and those two things make him look much better than he is.
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I really like Darshan, but I think he's barely a top 5 Top in NA right now. He did not play well in the games I saw.
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Shadow225 posted:I really like Darshan, but I think he's barely a top 5 Top in NA right now. He did not play well in the games I saw. I mean a team can be comprised of non top-caliber players and still be a 1st/2nd place team. Cloud 9 is proof of this considering their best world's run (so far) featured Balls Top Hai Mid Lemon Support and (arguable) Meteos Jungle (I don't remember who the other junglers were in Season 4 or whenever they got to quarter's at ). You don't necessarily need to have the best in slot players on your team to have a good team
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Libertine posted:Darshan is an excellent player, his mechanics on top lane carry champions are so good I would keep him on that merit alone, I don't think there's a higher value replacement player available to CLG. Darshan has been terrible at playing the map with teleporting (unless it's the entire team playing around him split pushing) and he's not team fought well on engage tanks, I feel like those things can be better coached or practiced, his core mechanics are strong Darshan has been in the LCS for as long as it's actually been the LCS. If he was in his first or second split I could see this point, but after a while I think you kind of just have to accept that this is what he is. Edit: Not that I can come up with a better replacement offhand, other than hoping random Korean top laner can mesh with CLG.
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henkman posted:The overall narrative for group D at Worlds 2014 is one of my favorites, with Alliance going from perfect gaming Najin White Shield off of Shook's amazing Lee Sin to losing to Kabum Lovechop posted:as well as the ones everyone else is mentioning These are super good. Thanks.
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Yasuo is going to be picked top lane at worlds, its Darshan's time to shine
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Darshan reminds me a lot of Insec - unquestionably mechanically godlike, sometimes questionable decision-making, picks a lot of dumb poo poo.
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Jerkface posted:Yasuo is going to be picked top lane at worlds, its Darshan's time to shine 6.18 murdered tank Yasuo and he has really rough matchups against top laners who will be part of the worlds meta like Riven, Kennen and Rumble. I really doubt we will still see it, even as a Gnar counter.
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Darshan is really good on the mini part of Gnar and really bad on the mega part of Gnar so worlds balance is going to rest on the knife's edge of whether or not he can figure out how to not suicide/whiff stuns on mega Gnar.
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Firebert posted:6.18 murdered tank Yasuo and he has really rough matchups against top laners who will be part of the worlds meta like Riven, Kennen and Rumble. I really doubt we will still see it, even as a Gnar counter. Yeah I really doubt we will see Yasuo at all at worlds. Riven is a much more likely carry top lane pick.
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Sexpansion posted:Yeah I really doubt we will see Yasuo at all at worlds. Riven is a much more likely carry top lane pick. Darshan will pick it, trust
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impact went toplane sunfire yasuo last season right
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ArbitraryC posted:impact went toplane sunfire yasuo last season right every toplane champ was good with iceborn/sunfire last season so I'm not surprised. e: ![]() Sexpansion fucked around with this message at 19:55 on Sep 14, 2016 |
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https://twitter.com/TeamSoloMid/status/776143586723147776 Thanks Lustboy. I'd actually forgotten all about Gravity.
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Crazy Larry posted:Darshan has been in the LCS for as long as it's actually been the LCS. If he was in his first or second split I could see this point, but after a while I think you kind of just have to accept that this is what he is. Didn't work out too hot last time they tried it with Seraph.
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why are they smelling their fingers?
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YancyQ posted:why are they smelling their fingers? they just got back from your moms ![]() Lustboys move was the john cena cant see me thing they are doing that Jerkface fucked around with this message at 21:57 on Sep 14, 2016 |
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https://twitter.com/karonmoser/status/776384168120819713 All that gold and Jensen still cries on stage like a child
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why does albus nox give so much to support?
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Sneaky actually gets a disproportionate amount of gold for a third carry.
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Kashuno posted:why does albus nox give so much to support? Support Brand ![]()
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Libertine posted:Huhi is basically an intermediate bot in mid-lane. He's the worst player by a mile. Stixxay has shown he can play up to high-tier competition, so has Aphro. Xmithie had a good split, better than a lot of guys who have a lot more hype, he still occassionally makes boneheaded moves but certainly not an egregious amount for an NA jungler. Darshan is an excellent player, his mechanics on top lane carry champions are so good I would keep him on that merit alone, I don't think there's a higher value replacement player available to CLG. Darshan has been terrible at playing the map with teleporting (unless it's the entire team playing around him split pushing) and he's not team fought well on engage tanks, I feel like those things can be better coached or practiced, his core mechanics are strong. You can make a pretty decent case that Darshan was the worst toplaner in all of LCS when controlling for team level. At least Huhi managed middle-of-the-road KDAs and CS/min rates. Darshan was last in the entire LCS in toplane CS/min while consistently picking carry toplaners and splitpushing a lot more than most other toplaners, and 3rd last in KDA. Both had awful kill participation, 2nd to last in each of their respective roles.
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blah_blah posted:You can make a pretty decent case that Darshan was the worst toplaner in all of LCS when controlling for team level. At least Huhi managed middle-of-the-road KDAs and CS/min rates. Darshan was last in the entire LCS in toplane CS/min while consistently picking carry toplaners and splitpushing a lot more than most other toplaners, and 3rd last in KDA. Both had awful kill participation, 2nd to last in each of their respective roles. I honestly had no idea it was that bad and retract some of my previous praise
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Beyond the Rift had IWillDominate as the guest, and one of the talking points was Your Regrets. Imaqtpie regrets flaming Crumbz and calling him garbage and telling him how to jungle via screaming.
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blah_blah posted:You can make a pretty decent case that Darshan was the worst toplaner in all of LCS when controlling for team level. At least Huhi managed middle-of-the-road KDAs and CS/min rates. Darshan was last in the entire LCS in toplane CS/min while consistently picking carry toplaners and splitpushing a lot more than most other toplaners, and 3rd last in KDA. Both had awful kill participation, 2nd to last in each of their respective roles. Ya I think Huhi gets lots of crap from the community but he has played some really good games. He was mvp of series vs TL in playoffs and had most mvps during regular split for CLG. He is not a top3 team midlaner caliber but his teamfighting is pretty good. Darshan for a player who has actually been good and gets none of the blame has been actually one of the worst players in CLG for most of this year. Anyone remember his maokai at MSI where he basically tp flanked/didnt ult and instantly died.
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Huhi and Darshan are both pretty bad. It's gonna be up to Stixxay, Aphro, and Reignover to carry them back into finals...
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DoA and Monte are going to be casting an OGN Overwatch tournament during Worlds, so I guess that confirms they won't be there.
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darshan's tank play reminds me of when you're a kid and your parents tell you to do something, so you do it incredibly badly on purpose in hopes they won't ask you again
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Huhi and Darshan were detriments to CLG more often than they were carrying a game. It's fine if you've got a solo laner lagging behind if the rest of the team can boost you, but both of CLG's solo lanes are bad; any team with a good top lane is going to obliterate Darshan and likewise for any time with a good midlaner against Huhi. In Group A CLG has to worry about Smeb/Peanut crushing Top lane and Perkz/Trick crushing mid; both teams have incredibly good junglers and the edge goes over to their opponents because even if Xmithie manages to keep up the solo lanes are going to keel over and die.
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Killed By Death posted:DoA and Monte are going to be casting an OGN Overwatch tournament during Worlds, so I guess that confirms they won't be there. Oh my god I need to watch this
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Kashuno posted:Oh my god I need to watch this I don't really enjoy Overwatch (it's just TF2-like enough to make me want to play TF2 and not Overwatch) but I will probably watch it for the casting alone.
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