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Team Impulse and Fnatic

Trognar··2 votes·875 views

So, to my understanding, teams in each region need to have three players from that region (including those grandfathered in before the rule was made) and three players from the previous split's roster. So then, with these assumptions in mind, how exactly have both Team Impulse and Fnatic qualified for the 2015 LCS Spring season? Both do meet the requirement of having 3 players from their home region, but both teams also only have one player from the previous split. I would really appreciated elucidation on this matter as it seems somewhat unfair to the teams who were competing to get in through the expansion tournament.

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hypermonkieboi1 votes

What are you trying to say? Team Impulse and Fnatic are already qualified because they placed 5th and above in the previous split. If they placed 6th or under,then they would have played against a challenger team in order to qualify for the LCS

Trognar1 votes

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What are you trying to say? Team Impulse and Fnatic are already qualified because they placed 5th and above in the previous split. If they placed 6th or under,then they would have played against a challenger team in order to qualify for the LCS

While I appreciate the reply, I would appreciate you reading my post before commenting even more.

Angry Monster1 votes

he is answering your post, just in a round about manner

The 3 man rule is only required for going into a challenger match to hold a LCS spot.

WiId Tiger1 votes

Pretty sure the 3 player from last season roster rule only applies to relegated teams getting a free spot in the challenger tournaments.

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