So C9 made worlds, again
Which means that for the third or fourht (5th?) year running, NA is going to get wrecked in groups, with the only team showing any fight being C9
Who will then be unceremoniously smashed.
I'm all ready betting NA loses at least half of their games against against "wild-card region" teams
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And here we are: the point I should really not care about "hopes" and overconfidence because when you put a little bit into something you'll just have hounds of fans biting your feet. I wonder if there's gonna be anyone who say meh and enjoy what it turns out to be
IT's NA, what do you expect
I agree though tsm fans will prob downvote you to hell. heres how worlds is going to go- TSM draws "group of death" and gets cucked by asians. Imt takes clg's place at getting wrecked by wildcards. C9 has a strong first week, gets wiped in second week. Meanwhile everyone will say "skt actually isnt looking that strong this year they could lose actually because the chineese look stronger than ever" or something to that effect then they end up winning again anyway. ZzZzzz
Yeah, Cloud 9, if they get through the play-in stages will have the best chance of doing good. Sure, IMT and TSM had a better seed but TSM barely does good internationally. Once DL starts to get beat in lane (like he does almost every time he shows up in world), he will tilt. IMT doesn't have good internationally experience and they are too fresh. Their best bet is xSmithie who has carried that team so far
i didnt really have time to watch na lcs this split, but watching eu... i'd say na got a really got shot.
I'm betting C9 does the worst out of all the NA teams at worlds
Cloud 9 has been staggering around this split like a freshman girl at her first frat party. They're probably going to get pounded like that too. IMT might be the best bet for NA. Aside from a top laner who isn't so good in the tank meta, they have a really potent team. TSM and C9 may have stars, but they don't gel that well together and make the sort of macro play IMT does.
