EG Moving to NA?

Ozbirta·Dec 11, 2013·1 votes·936 views

http://www.surrenderat20.net/2013/12/esports-update-lcs-changes-in-2014-eg.html#more

Evil Geniuses without Froggen and Wickd is going to be so weird...

But I'm really excited about them being in the NA LCS and that the NA LCS is going to be on Saturdays and Sundays this season instead of Thurs/Fri, so I can actually watch all of the games.

On a sidenote: I'd be really sad if they lost their promo match to an American amatuer team and didn't get to play in the spring split.

What do you guys think?

7 Comments

jwf999Dec 11, 20131 votes

Its a risk but Im sure it's a risk worth taking

OzbirtaDec 11, 20131 votes

I would love to see some sort of a metric as to the popularity in NA as opposed to EU as far as viewers to LCS matches and such. I wonder how much it is lopsided.

AntiSkillshotDec 11, 20131 votes

No Wickd? WHAT? Well, GG, EG. That was one of four reasons I watched that team. Wickd, Snoopeh, Krepo, and the way they played as a team. Without Wickd, there's no point in watching the top lane, unless the new guy proves himself to be a great top laner.

OzbirtaDec 11, 20131 votes

I'm a bit skeptical on their choice in a top laner, tbh. Innox hasn't ever really played on a good team, and was actually recently subbing as an adc. Might be interesting to see him bring an adc mentality to top lane, but idk... no froggen is going to be really strange as well

AzurrDec 13, 20131 votes

If TBD knocks them out of the LCS, then you won't even need to worry about it. I say 50/50 chance.

FreezmanDec 11, 20131 votes

so I can actually watch all of the games.

You realize there are free vods for every single game, right?

OzbirtaDec 12, 20131 votes

Of course. But my college friends are already talking about the games and I hate knowing the outcome before watching. It's definitely not the same as watching live.