Rift Rivals : Because NA will NEVER win a world title in League of Legends

Tbh that one dosnt really count thats before korea really came into the scean. If kr wasnt there na could win just as eu did but now neither will

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This thread. Because EU fans and NA hating whiny little pukes are butt hurt at NA dominating EU.

15-6. HAHAHAHA!!!

This comment. Because BigBellBrute is too daft to understand that season one was literally NA v EU and .. spoiler ..

#We didn't even make it to the grand finals. Food for thought champ.

######Enjoy your number superiority though. As long as it makes you happy.[slayer-pantheon-thumbs]

Not going to touch the LCK/LPL/LMS RR mainly because I couldn't get a good steam of the games, the stream was buggy or something, it kept on showing like the same 3 games, and even when a team won it didn't show up on the scoreboard for example LPL won 0-0 and it stayed 0-0 so I lost interest in the whole thing.

I look at SKT and ways to beat them is to pressure top(Huni) and Peanut making SKT sub them out for other players, Huni is great and even if he goes 0-100-0 following the end of 2017 Summer LCK Split he will still be in the top 20 players once Worlds arrives, but you tilt him and you can win. G2 tried to do that to the most EXP player on SKT(Faker) with just camping him and it didn't really work out as they hoped.

I also think SKT had not reason to play that hard for a tournament that means really nothing, it's not for #seed placements(MSI) or for a trophy(WORLDS) instead it's more of a tournament to get the dirt on other and potential teams before Worlds. Look at MSI 2015 where SKT barely lost in the Finals with some questionable pick ban phase against EDG and followed MSI to Worlds and crushed everyone only losing like 1 game in the whole tournament; they also crushed EDG in groups 2-0.
With that said tho, every team in the RRR most likely have played hard but also wanted to get as much "dirt" out of their potential opponents for Worlds. The games that I did see was SKT kinda beating up on teams ending games around 25 mins with close to a 300 gold lead per minute.