EU Standings with Player stats Predictions

III BAKURYU III ·May 28, 2017·2 votes·1,046 views

GROUP B #5. Team Vitality CABOCHARD 1.7 2.8 4.9 267 DJOKO 2.5 2.5 4.9 67 NUKEDUCK 3.0 2.6 4.1 306 STEELBACK 2.7 1.9 4.2 305 VANDER 0.6 2.1 7.4 31 I'll say this again, great individual talent but 0 team focus from this team. Cabochard has been a top tier player at his role for some time now and it's resulted in nothing, and the same can be said about Nukeduck, in which he had one of the most pathetic splits from a player that I'v ever seen. The newest player on this team is Vander in which he will help this team but it's not a T.E.A.M it's 5 players that run around doing nothing at the end of the day. One of the lowest kills per game team(8th) towers destroyed(8th) Dragons secured(10th) and Barons(9th) and that's all on the offensive side of the team in which you would think would be higher with Cabo and Nukeduck being very aggressive players with 0 minded on defense or team first mentality. This team is past their due in being a great team marking up like what 6 or so splits and they've looked piss poor in each split.

#4. Mysterious Monkeys JISU 3.1 2.7 6.1 259 LAMABEAR 2.3 2.9 6.8 102 COZQ 3.4 2.5 5.6 289 YUUKI60 3.5 2.3 5.4 277 DREAMS 0.6 3.6 8.4 32 I don't know S$it about this team, very "mysterious" you could say........... Coming in similar to how UOL came in with a purpose to upset teams, the problem is this team will be facing teams that have been together some time now and will test this team with communication and exp.

#3. Splyce WUNDER 1.9 2.3 5.3 292 TRASHY 2.5 3.0 5.9 66 SENCUX 3.8 2.4 4.7 320 KOBBE 3.4 1.7 5.0 341 MIKYX 0.7 2.9 6.9 27 Been together for a year+ but that was never the problem with this team, it's talent above all else.
Wunder is constantly 1v5 or getting in positions where he should be, the bot lane of Kobbe and Mikyx is good but never that impressive, Sencux can't push out a wave to save his life adn Trashy can barely farm or survive to safe his life.
The fastest team last split compared to their earlier splits 2016 Summer when they were a slow team. Decent objective focus but tends to not ward as much which in turn gives up early dragons to the enemy team.
If this team can get a better jungler to replace Trashy, they could be top 2 again but until that happens, I'm placing them middle tier.

#2. Unicorns Of Love VIZICSACSI 2.9 2.0 6.3 307 XERXE 2.6 2.5 6.2 59 EXILEH 4.1 2.3 5.1 329 SAMUX 3.8 1.3 4.9 309 HYLISSANG 0.6 2.5 8.8 33 This team were on point last year, 2nd shortest game lengths, 2nd in Kills per game, 2nd in towers destroyed, The least amount of towers lost, 1st in barons per game. However, whenever they played against G2 they got destroyed G2 and UOL were both either #1 or #2 in every category but G2 proved UOL were no match for the top tier team. Well, a split later and it's the same team from before which isn't a bad thing but you have to ask yourself can they make it back to the EU Finals? The talent is there and is was the communication in which every Unicorn were pretty much involved in every fight but tend to struggle against the split push, especially if Vizicsacsi isn't on his game and helps carry. Hylissang is a favorite of mine but he has tendencies to die constantly around 3.2 times per game over his career in which was also the average of deaths in the 2017 Spring split 0.85 Kills 3.2 Deaths 8.58 Assists with 37.31 cs per game. He gives an fantasy owner decent assist points and also CS being fairly high also but for each assists comes with a decent amount of deaths to go along with it too, maybe a 3-4th option as far as Fantasy owners.

#1. H2K Gaming ODOAMNE 2.4 2.3 5.7 297 JANKOS 3.0 2.4 6.8 71 FEBIVEN 3.9 2.1 4.9 319 NUCLEAR 3.7 1.9 5.5 317 CHEI 0.7 2.6 8.3 25 The EU Curse/Team Liquid ladies and gentlemen!
2015 Spring Split - 3RD 2015 Spring Playoffs - 3RD 2015 Summer Split -3rd 2015 Summer Playoffs -3RD 2016 Spring Split -2ND 2016 Spring Playoffs-4th 2016 Summer Split -4TH 2016 Summer Playoffs -3RD 2017 Spring Split -2ND 2017 Spring Playoffs-5th/6TH This team has talent and amazing players, Febiven has proven before that he can be one of the best in not just his role but players in the World, Jankos has been a beast in the jungle for 2 straight years as well as his Roccat years and Odoamne has been a rock up at top lane. Every player on this has the skill but more times than not they all tend to go AWOL and play solo- Q style of games. H2 WHAT H2 3RD!

GROUP A #5. Roccat PHAXI 2.4 2.8 5.1 289 PRIDESTALKER 2.3 3.7 6.3 72 BETSY 3.1 2.7 5.0 313 HJARNAN 4.0 2.1 5.1 331 WADID 0.8 3.2 7.9 41 Decent players all across the board and great effort last split but this team just looks weak. 6 out of 17 of Hjarnan's 2017 Spring Split he ended the game with 0 kills and Betsy was no better, this team has two of the most passive and non threatening players at the carry roles and that's a problem. Pretty much the CLG of EU but without Doublelift, Betsy is Link who tilts and does pretty much nothing all game and Hjarnan has decent CS per game but can't carry while the rest of the players are just "there" to fill the roles.

#4. Fnatic SOAZ 1.8 2.2 4.3 293 BROXAH 2.5 2.7 4.8 55 CAPS 2.7 2.2 3.9 297 REKKLES 2.9 1.5 4.0 310 JESIV 0.7 2.1 5.9 33 Gotta say I like Jesiv and the way he has turned his career a new leaf, started off on SK as the Mid, went to NA and didn't do much there, and now on FNC as the support and I like it. Fnatic were pretty much the Middle tier team, neither good nor bad but just even. Hopefully Soaz can comeback from his hiatus of being a bottom feeder and be the 2014-16 Soaz as we all remember him being.
If I have to say something negative about this team it's too damn PASSIVE! Soaz plays aggressive whenever he gets caught out but if not he's passive/aggressive while Rekkles is pretty much that KDA player that doesn't do anything to hurt his KDA, Caps ( oh, sorry I mean "baby Faker") is meh as far as being either passive or aggressive and Jesiv even as mid/support is pretty much all knowledge but passive smart.
Won't take chances to win even if they are getting destroyed. " Hmm, make 1 last effort to win but possibly mess up our KDA's or just lose and keep our KDA safe, lets do the second option"

#3. Ninjas In Pyjamas
PROFIT 2.1 2.5 6.6 299 SHOOK 2.5 1.9 6.7 79 NAGNE 4.4 2.3 5.4 302 HEAQ 4.1 2.0 5.1 301 SPRATTEL 0.7 2.9 8.4 27 Nagne is a big name from Korea/LCK but he's not this flashy mid, he's more of a passive farm for late game, team first player which isn't bad but looking at this team it looks like it was just thrown together and hope to stick. However, both Nagne and Profit will bring EXP to this team the thing is communication. HeaQ may be an underrated player for the upcoming split as he does have a yolo style and having 2 Koreans to back you up is never a bad thing. Shook will most likely play his comfort picks like Rammus and Lee Sin to get Nagne fed as well as Profit but overall this team looks to be a fun team on the offensive side of things but objective focus and teamwork will most likely be low for this team in my opinion.

#2. Misfits ALPHARI 1.9 2.2 5.0 307 MAXLORE 2.4 2.7 6.5 77 POWEROFEVIL 4.3 1.9 5.0 319 HANS SAMA 3.8 2.0 5.5 305 IGNAR 0.8 2.3 8.5 41 I don't know what happened to Kakao in either contract or performance but him leaving MFS hurts this team, mainly becasue of Maxlore will be the new jungler and well in my opinion he's not very good. He can get kills no doubt but he dies so it's a constant trade and more times than not it hurts him and his team. Alphari can hold his own at top, and the bot duo are good as well as PowerofEvil but ban away Ori and/or Syndra and he tends to lose.

#1. G2 E-Sports EXPECT 2.2 1.8 6.8 295 TRICK 2.9 2.0 6.6 101 PERKZ 3.8 1.9 6.3 334 ZVEN 4.1 1.1 4.9 351
MITHY 0.8 1.9 9.3 41 Tough group besides Roccat for G2 but overall I have no reason to doubt this team whenever they've won EU like 3 splits in a row with Zven and Mithy who have contested most of those G2 reigns.
Pretty much won EU over and over again with the same scheme, Expect split pushes, Trick camps, Perkz does his thing, Zven and Mithy push botlane to the third tower; rinse and repeat. Most of Trick's kills are from over aggressive enemy mid laners but against players like Nagne and now more experienced Caps and super passive Betsy I see Tricks' kills being a little lower this go around from before. This team may win their Group but I'm going to say they won't win Eu Finals.

To Sum up Group A

GROUP B

Thank you

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Ale non è maleMay 28, 20172 votes

[{quoted}](name=III BAKURYU III ,realm=NA,application-id=9hBQwnEU,discussion-id=OkwlmE4A,comment-id=,timestamp=2017-05-28T19:29:30.254+0000) **Cabochard has been a top tier player at his role for some time now and it's resulted in nothing, and the same can be said about Nukeduck, in which he had one of the most pathetic splits from a player that I'v ever seen. **

That's just not true. Cabochard has not been a top tier player for over a year now, his last glimpses of greatness were in regular season of S6 Spring, and was mostly due to weak competition in EU top lane in that split, and in the last split he has been one of the worst top laner in EU LCS (he require a lot of resources and costant jungle pressure on his side of the map, so he is kinda monodimensional in splitpushing and being able to perform only if he can beat his opponent 1 vs 1, otherwise become useless)

Nukeduck hasn't been considerd an at least average midlaner since the S5 Regional when Roccat almost upset Origen, and before that the only season when he was considered top tier was S3 when he was with Lemondogs. Even in the first Vitality split that was mildly successful (S6 Spring) he was considered likely the worst player on that line-up. Since then he has been always below average, likely bottom 3.4 (to his credit, he was never the worst, and Eu mid lane competition is very high, in NA he would have been a top 3 player)

To Sum up Group A

G2

MFS 3. NIP

FNC

ROC

GROUP B

H2K

UOL

SPY

MM

VIT

Thank you

Group A AHAHAHAHAHAHAH No freaking way NIP get 3rd in that group. Their roster is horrendous, they will be likely on Spring Split Giants level. Their bot lane is going to get pounded, Shook will face a much higher level of competition so he will be punished harder when he'll miss (he is the definition of hit or miss player), and Nagne/Profit are average or worse in top/mid lane Eu environment. They are going to finish last in group unless ROC royally screw up (but with Phaxi and Wadid doing major improvement by the end of Spring I don't think they'll do) Maxlore is a way better player than Kakao right now, what could be a bit worrying was the decline of Ignar by the end of the Spring Split, as he astarted as MVP caliber player in MSf run, and then slowly regressed to average level in the last week of the split + playoffs, and the talent level in support role has increased a ton with Vander and Dreams in for Hustlin and Peke, so I don't know if they can regain the lead over FNC that they lost by playoff time

Group B MyMo aka former Misfits Academy is a completely mediocre team, they are not terrible but they really have no one that can carry them at LCS level as CozQ and Yuuki are both totally CS caliber players (CozQ was literally for split the benchamrk for mid-level EUCS players, and Yuuki was only slightly better than him); and Lamabear has talent but is just very young and inexperienced and is just coming off a ban period for toxicity, while Pridestalker that substituted him in the Spring Split was the one that led Misfits Academy to the wins in CS playoffs and LCS promotion but he left for Roccat and Lamabear is actually inferior to him in basically everything. Jisu is decent but not spectacular and Dreams is probably their best player but from the support position can't carry the entire team. Unless Vitality fucks up (and Vander should be able to avoid that), they are going to finish last

Group B

UOL
H2K
SPY
VIT
MyMo

III BAKURYU III May 28, 20171 votes

" Cabochard has been a top tier player at his role for some time now and it's resulted in nothing, and the same can be said about Nukeduck, in which he had one of the most pathetic splits from a player that I'v ever seen". I was referring to his whole career, in which split by split it seems his stats/production etc has been falling down. Nukeduck like I said he had one of the most " pathetic splits from a player that I'v ever seen".

Both Roccat and Fnatic both just got lucky and the wins started to shape up for both near the end of the split, both teams just looked awful and maybe Fnatic will be better this go around over NIP so I wouldn't doubt it.

" MyMo aka former Misfits Academy is a completely mediocre team".

I'll take your word because I haven't seen a single game from them.
^^^^^^^^^^^ Correction - I'v seen a couple of games but not enough to actually say X, I'll put stats and such but that's out of continuity of the stats/predictions.

Should be an exciting split that's for sure!

Ale non è maleMay 29, 20171 votes

[{quoted}](name=III BAKURYU III ,realm=NA,application-id=9hBQwnEU,discussion-id=OkwlmE4A,comment-id=00000000,timestamp=2017-05-28T23:13:34.028+0000)

" Cabochard has been a top tier player at his role for some time now and it's resulted in nothing, and the same can be said about Nukeduck, in which he had one of the most pathetic splits from a player that I'v ever seen". I was referring to his whole career, in which split by split it seems his stats/production etc has been falling down. Nukeduck like I said he had one of the most " pathetic splits from a player that I'v ever seen".

Eh, in his whole career he had about 1 season-1 season and an half at top level, given that he has been around for about 3 seasons now he has been a while since he has been top level Nukeduck has not been considered top level from a long time, so the truth is that Vitality problem is talent, before else. Also, to be fair with Nukeduck, he was claerly the best player on Vitality in last split and had a reasonably good split given the shitstorm of team he was in, far from being "pathetic", he was one of the guys with the most player of the series awards overall and really carried Vitality in the few wins they got here and there, while he is not a top level player he was really the last problem with Vitality, and if he can rebound he is a serviceable player

Both Roccat and Fnatic both just got lucky and the wins started to shape up for both near the end of the split, both teams just looked awful and maybe Fnatic will be better this go around over NIP so I wouldn't doubt it.

I can't disagree more. Rewatch their second half of the split, Roccat and Fnatic were the strongest teams behind G2 and likely UOL, they just started to ramp up and play well in a moment where the other teams were bad or on the downside (H2k and MSf come to mind). They had flaws because their young players had plenty of exploitable flaws (main example Broxah and his champ pool /aggressive style), but by playoffs time they had builded such confidence and their young guys had grown so much that everyone on their rosters was performing, boh young guys and veterans While Roccat is a bit of question mark because they have to restart this process from an earlier level with the jungle change (even if Pridestalker has a ton of talent, he is not as ready as Maxlore was), Fnatic has made no changes and can only go higher given their young guys have more experience under their belt and Jesiz is finally improving as well (and likely they have a good player like Mr.Rallez to fill in and keep Rekkles fresh for important games/playoffs)

" MyMo aka former Misfits Academy is a completely mediocre team".

I'll take your word because I haven't seen a single game from them.
^^^^^^^^^^^ Correction - I'v seen a couple of games but not enough to actually say X, I'll put stats and such but that's out of continuity of the stats/predictions.

Should be an exciting split that's for sure!

MSFA is not a bad team per se, but their biggest strength was teamwork and cohesion that enabled their few carries to win the game , and they lost the most important piece of it, aka Pridestalker which was the guy that could better convert their teamwork in actually carrying the game with his mechanical skills. Lamabear has a lot of mechanical skills as well, but is much less ready and more importantly they have to work quite a bit to rebuild their kind of syniergies overall with their team to have a chance of fighting, while they face obviously higher level of competition than CS The fear is that by the time they figure things out, they are going to get quite a good amount of losses which could lead to loss of confidence and subsequently in breaking their teamwork that was their strength, going in a downward spirale that spells trouble for them if they are going to head to promotion tournament

It's going to be a very interesting split in EU, because unlike NA there are a lot of teams that could boom or bust and lots of question unanswered

III BAKURYU III May 29, 20171 votes

Indeed, last split I looked at Fnatic as the C9 of EU when they had Hai, Balls and Jensen playing the part of Caps as this young rookie with a more than capable ADC Rekkles/Sneaky.
I'd placed Fnatic #1 in the group and they finished 3rd or so but it wasn't good, I suppose now I'm just annoyed I was wrong in their first split, that now in their 2nd split it won't be no better.
It's going to be interesting mainly because without a proper shotcaller which ever team Rekkles is on tends to have long drawn out games, with no real direction.

Ale non è maleMay 29, 20171 votes

[{quoted}](name=III BAKURYU III ,realm=NA,application-id=9hBQwnEU,discussion-id=OkwlmE4A,comment-id=0000000000000000,timestamp=2017-05-29T16:48:11.408+0000)

Indeed, last split I looked at Fnatic as the C9 of EU when they had Hai, Balls and Jensen playing the part of Caps as this young rookie with a more than capable ADC Rekkles/Sneaky.
I'd placed Fnatic #1 in the group and they finished 3rd or so but it wasn't good, I suppose now I'm just annoyed I was wrong in their first split, that now in their 2nd split it won't be no better.
It's going to be interesting mainly because without a proper shotcaller which ever team Rekkles is on tends to have long drawn out games, with no real direction.

But C9 with Jensen at the start had big problems, just like FNC had, because they had a jungle veteran that was not working in the new team environment (it was Meteos for C9, Amazing for FNC). They got better only later in the split when they swap Meteos out and bring Hai back before the end of split and Regionals when they went with the multiple reverse sweeps and ended up as 3rd NA team Actually FNC followed a similar path than C9 first split one, starting pretty shaky and getting better by playoff time when they actually finished 3rd in EU similar, not exactly the same, as ROC was actually raising higher than them but just barely miss the playoff cut in Summer)

Fnatic will get better, the only observation that can be done is that there is likely going to be higher competitiveness in this regular season Summer Split in EU than what C9 faced in S6 Spring (where aside from IMT being far better and dominating before the playoff collapise, their only competition was CLG being nothing special before playoff time with the splitpush meta that skyrocketed them to the top, with TSM slumping heavily and the other teams being mediocre or straight out horrible)

Miror BMay 29, 20171 votes

As someone who did watch a lot of EUCS, I can probably elaborate better on what Misfits Academy/current Mysterious Monkeys is/was. For most of the split, their entire team more or less revolved around the idea of having Pridestalker (who was probably the best JG in challenger and without question their best player) simultaneously snowball himself and either of the solo lanes while botlane sorta just did their own thing. Because of this linear strategy, teams often had ways of going around it (aggressively invading pridestalker was usually the "go to approach") which resulted in them losing a few games. I honestly don't see Lamabear doing anything better than him (as in addition to all of the things Ale mentioned, he also showed a relatively limited pool when we did see him play), but to suggest they'll be flat out "horrid" is cute when the last three spots are basically anyone's guess (splyce potentially being worse as Yamato kinda hinted that they've reached their ceiling).

Also going to hold off on posting analysis/predictions when it comes to standings for now, as again, I am super tired.

III BAKURYU III May 29, 20171 votes

" Also going to hold off on posting analysis/predictions when it comes to standings for now, as again, I am super tired". No, you're just lazy! JK JK, please don't hurt me

Ale non è maleMay 29, 20171 votes

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(splyce potentially being worse as Yamato kinda hinted that they've reached their ceiling).

Splyce has probably reached its ceiling, but is unlikely that they'll get any worse, they'll probably stay around the same level (marginally better or marginally worse) and their placement will depend oon how other teams are doing

Splyce has a still fairly young roster with 4/5 of their roster being steadily improving or at least starying on the same level (aka not regressing), so they should in theory stay on same level or get a bit better. The true reason why they have reached their ceiling, is because they are holding on keeping Trashy, which is inadequate for a team with ambitions to make semi or beyond, and is probably going to go even lower in EU jungle rankings with new talent like Pridestalker coming up from CS...I actually see the reasons why they are still keeping him, as I have revalued him some after watching him perform on caster desk on EU Spring Finals, as he looked like he has very good knowledge of the game and he seem like a chill guy and a quality team leader/glue guy/teammate from a team atmosphere pointof view...it is just that he is too bad from a mechanically point of view and he is going to get pounded by the top junglers in EU, representing a so relevant weakness which is going to held back a team like Splyce that in the other roles could potentially try to compete for the top spots Trashy would be better suited for a bottom of the standings team to bring game knowledge and team cohesion, or even better as analyst/coach for a top team (even the same Splyce one) as he could be one of the best in the entire West in that role, but he is unofrtunately probably not good enough as a player for a top level team

So, Splyce could get somewhat better but will still be at their ceiling as long as they keep Trashy playing as starter

I do not think Vitality has improved enough to compete, and all the laners of Splyce should comfortably beat Mymo one, so I think they are a lock for at least 3rd in that Group A (

Miror BMay 29, 20171 votes

See, for me if Splyce did think all of that (even though I'm also under the impression that they're keeping him because they sorta "overestimate" how good he is), they'd put him in as their coach and just hire one of the high-tier UFA junglers that were out there or nab a korean import (bengi and potentially blank being viable options). The fact they chose to keep him as jg and shed yamato kinda worries me a bit, as much like 2016 CLG we could see them regress quite a bit and become one of those middle-tier teams. Vitality remains an interesting option only because this is essentially a "make or break split" for them (similar to CLG's). If Vander, a guy known for being one of the top-tier EU supports who is a surprisingly decent shotcaller, can turn the team around, then they'll keep some of the roster. If he can't, then you sorta have to think that because of how few distractions/excuses there can be for them that they'll just scrap the team entirely and go with an entirely new 2018 roster. Mymo is Mymo, a team that can/will potentially cause a few upsets.

Overall, I'm under the impression that the entire group will be determined by how much splyce regresses/improves. They could very easily finish 2nd, but could also finish dead-last. Even though they have some decent players (would not call them "top-tier", as one good split out of three hardly makes a team that), Yamato's loss could prove to be a giant detriment to them.

Ale non è maleMay 30, 20171 votes

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See, for me if Splyce did think all of that (even though I'm also under the impression that they're keeping him because they sorta "overestimate" how good he is), they'd put him in as their coach and just hire one of the high-tier UFA junglers that were out there or nab a korean import (bengi and potentially blank being viable options). The fact they chose to keep him as jg and shed yamato kinda worries me a bit, as much like 2016 CLG we could see them regress quite a bit and become one of those middle-tier teams. Vitality remains an interesting option only because this is essentially a "make or break split" for them (similar to CLG's). If Vander, a guy known for being one of the top-tier EU supports who is a surprisingly decent shotcaller, can turn the team around, then they'll keep some of the roster. If he can't, then you sorta have to think that because of how few distractions/excuses there can be for them that they'll just scrap the team entirely and go with an entirely new 2018 roster. Mymo is Mymo, a team that can/will potentially cause a few upsets.

Overall, I'm under the impression that the entire group will be determined by how much splyce regresses/improves. They could very easily finish 2nd, but could also finish dead-last. Even though they have some decent players (would not call them "top-tier", as one good split out of three hardly makes a team that), Yamato's loss could prove to be a giant detriment to them.

The problem is that Splyce "overestimate" him, because it is difficult for them to replace him. You can't just put in his place a random high mechanical skill player, neither a Korean player without previous Western experience, because Trashy is the more expert player in their roster, and is likely team captain/leader/glue guy and main shotcaller, and as team as a whole they seem to value a ton general team atmosphere over other aspects, as they hold on Nisbeth who was utter garbage for an enitre Spring Split when they were at risk relegation (their first one) and waited for Wunder which was pretty much horrendous at the start of that same Spring to improve (which he did later on in that split) They are the team that since the start of 2016 has made the least amount of roster changes among ALL the major regions except for MVP

Splyce are kinda scapegoating theirselves, because they have to find a guy who has high mechanical skills, good mechanical knowledge of the game, is a good shotcaller/glue guy/team leader that can fit in team atmosphere, which speak english fluently and is used to live in the Western environment , and they have to beat at the same time the competition of almost all the major LCS powerhouses that would pretty much aspire to have a player with that kind of skillset (not that Splyce is a poor org, they are VC backed, but junglers like those are very rare around the world and every team would fight for them, someone like TSM would fight to sign such a guy)

At some point they'll have to accept that keeping the same roster they aren't going to go everywhere and cut the ties with Trashy, while having some other player on the roster ready to step up and fill into his shoes, or they'll need to find an unlikely available replacement

My impression is that Splyce won't either progress nor regress, but the entire group will be determined by how much the other teams will. They are definitively not going to finish dead last though, as Sencux has been definitively been above average to top tier in all their splits, and Kobbe-Mikyx have been average to above average both the splits they played together (Kobbe was held back by Nisbeth in his first split but he seemed clearly good whenever Nisbeth managed to not completely suck), so they would always have a safety net to rely upon if things will not be successful...I just see difficult for Vitality/MyMo to improve enough or for H2K to regress enough to move Splyce from that 3rd place

61939590DEL1May 29, 20171 votes

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III BAKURYU III May 29, 20171 votes

League/LCS/Riot etc it's really just a side project of mine, taking the time to do the stats, predictions, talking and collaborating about the LCS and such is something I personally like to do. Lots of people watch Game of Thrones or The Walking Dead etc for their own personal enjoyment, mine is the subject that I just spoke of.

To answer your question " What happens if someone BOMBS RIOT GAMES HQ"? - First, I would pray that nobody got hurt and secondly, I would honestly help as much as I could for something that brought joy to me as well as the fact that it would be the right thing to do.
" Waste" your life retards" Something is never a waste of time if you enjoy it and are overall decent at it, reporting is a highly needed thing in sports, E-Sports, T.V shows.

I'd be careful cause what you just said could be a threat and can be used as such FYI, maybe I'm wrong but I would careful, just wanted to give you fair warning how this world works sometimes.
Have a good one

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III BAKURYU III May 29, 20171 votes

Well, hope you get what you want, I mean I don't know why you would want to be banned in the first place but I'm sure you have your reasons.

61939590DEL1May 29, 20171 votes

I will no longer have any reason to be posting here. I would be stress free, because venting on this MMR system is shit, taking breaks from ranked wasn't helping or didn't see any improvement. draft i would still own. but means nothing to me.