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Fantasy LCS 2015 Summer Split -- Draft Discussion and Analysis (Cheat Sheet Included)

Nural··12 votes·40,228 views

UPDATE: Due to the recent changes in the boards layout, Ill be posting all fantasy related topics in the Esports section of the boards, on top of this section as well, come the spring! :D

REMINDER: The chart was created to represent draft decisions prior to week 1. IT DOES NOT REFLECT MY OPINIONS TOWARDS THE END OF THE SPLIT!

WELCOME BACK EVERYONE!

Oh yes, its that time again. The 2015 summer split is finally upon us, with a brand new fantasy season to go along with it! And with a new fantasy season, everyone starts from scratch, (Aka, the draft.) A lot has changed since the end of the spring split, with roster changes and three new teams being added into the LCS mix. So with this in mind, this forum here is all about discussing the draft, from potential picks to draft ideology.

Personally, I have attached a screenshot of my draft cheat sheet below. This cheat sheet consists of all of the known players in the 2015 summer LCS known to date. (Granted, there are still some roster changes to be locked in, but those will be updated in due time.) Feel free to use this cheat sheet when coming up with your own strategy!

(Please refer to the draft cheat sheet during the following explanation... Prepare for a lot of text!)

The draft cheat sheet is set up in a Tier Format. What this means is that I have all of the players listed in different tiers in their respected positions (20 players per position). There are four tiers I am referring to. Tier S being the best of the best, and with Tier C being the worst fantasy wise. See in fantasy, most of the players roughly perform at the same level as their fellow opponents in fantasy scoring. For example, lets look at Doublelift, Apollo, and Hjarnan. Looking at the Spring Split Statistics, Apollo had an average of 20.13 points per game, Hjarnan with 20.01 points per game, and Doublelift with 19.93 points per game. Statistically speaking, they all, in the end, performed at the same level as one another, and therefore are in the same tier as each-other. And this is beauty behind the tier system, it makes visualizing the playing field very simple.

So hypothetically speaking, lets say its your turn to draft, and you see that Bjergsen, Febiven, and WildTurtle are off the board. You could go an pick a Tier A mid or ADC; OR you can go pick up a Tier S jungler, top, or support instead, knowing that there most likely will be a Tier A mid or adc when your next pick comes around. This is the beauty of the tier system. (Hopefully this all made sense haha).

But more importantly, this is a place where we can all discuss potential picks with the community and help each other out in our pre-draft strategy! Please feel free to post and questions or comments you have below!

Some Draft Tips:

  1. You should focus on getting a strong mid laner and/or ADC in the first round. (Mid and ADC usually are your most consistent form of points during the season.)

  2. DO NOT DRAFT A TEAM EARLY ON. Your points are going to be coming from your individual players, rather than your team slot. The earliest you should draft your team is round six. Use the rounds before that to get some really strong players, even if it means doubling up and getting another mid/adc/etc. P.S: Do not have two teams on your roster. Save that bench spot for another player. (You can always swap your team during the split if need be).

  3. Your goal is to have two mid slots, two ADC , two Jungle, two Top, a support, and a team. (Depending on your situation, it may be better to get 2 Supports and just 1 top laner.) The important part though is having two MID, ADC, and JUNG slots.

  4. Make sure you always have a plan B in-between draft picks. If your next pick gets taken, don’t panic, because you don’t have enough time for you to panic. Make your selection…. And THEN you can freak out about how you didn’t get your pick haha :D

  5. If you ever are having a hard time deciding between two players, go with your gut. Usually your first gut decision is the better one. (If it turns out to be a bust… well then that’s what Add/Drop is for :D) P.S: As a general rule of thumb, its better to be safe than sorry when drafting. You can pick up more risky players after scouting them. (See below)

A REALLY IMPORTANT General Note:

You are not going to be able to draft the perfect team right out of the gate. We can look at all of the statistics and research all we want, but no one knows for sure whose going to be hot, and whose going to be not as hot. That’s why its so important to scout during these first couple of weeks, especially the first week. If you don’t do so hot in your first week, find the weak points in your roster, and use the Add/Drop feature to strengthen those spots to the best of your ability. In my opinion, Scouting is the most important part to a successful fantasy roster.

Welcome Back! GL GL!

Nural

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304 Comments

Inphernal4 votes

Santorin called me a "fucking clown" in blinds and now i get sad when i see his name :(

Bitesized2 votes

I meant 261 not 161 sry

Nural2 votes

Hey guys!

So an idea popped in my head today and I wanted to throw it out to you guys and see whether or not you would all be for it or not.

The idea is that I would host a weekly Fantasy LCS show where it would give me a chance to talk to the community. (Like it would be every monday or so). I've never used twitch before, so it wouldn't be anything spectacular, (or at least not at first), but it would give me a chance to really sit down and tell you guys all of my opinions and etc. Because the thing is, I try my best to give a very condensed version of my analysis here on the boards and not to overload you all with a massive text block. (Because lets be honest, who wants to read a novel of text...) But with this format, I feel like I could give you guys my analysis on each of the teams and my reasoning in much greater detail. Plus I would also answer any questions you have right there from the twitch chat!

Dont worry, I will still continue to write these discussion forums on here, but this way I feel I can really give you guys more bang for your buck when it comes to analysis heading into each and every week!

So please let me know whether or not this would be a good idea! If there is enough support, Ill try my best to make it happen!

Cheers!

Nural

AeroStatikk1 votes

This makes me excited :D Really curious to see how the new C9 does with Incarnation. High expectations for NME and OG, low for TDK. Not on board the Rekkles-FNC train yet... We'll see!

Nural2 votes

C9 is going to be a very interesting story this split. No disrespect to hai, but he had very little impact in his games last year. I believe the change was unfortunate, because hai is a great player, but I think it was necessary.

Personally, I think OG is one of the strongest teams coming into the split this summer, expecially with fantasy. Their gameplay is similar to FNC's all-out-aggression. (Not to mention they got some well known people on their roster). They are my #1 sleeper pick heading into the split. Literally, all of them are worthy of a early round pick.

OHminus1 votes

I would actually put TDK over NME. TDK is not the same team that won against WFX. They added Ninja and Emperor from the Korean/Chinese scene, and the rest of their team raises a few question marks (especially Kez and Smoothie) but overall I think their roster looks like a slightly better version of WFX from last split.

AeroStatikk2 votes

One word: teamwork. We saw this with the Elements squad last split. A team of superstars doesn't always make a superstar team. If Ninja and Emperor even do prove to be good, it will take time to develop the teamwork and communication they need. Smoothie speaks English, and Emperor speaks Korean. WFX experienced a little bit of that, and it showed. I just think NME has the advantage going in because Innox and Flaresz have LCS experience, and the roster hasn't changed.

kujiesar1 votes

What do you guys see as the best number 1 pick? Maybe continue off of that with like #2, #3, etc.? I have some ideas that sound good in my head but I want to compare them with some outside advice. I don't know if this makes a difference, but I will be drafting in an 8 man league.

Nural2 votes

The first major four picks, in my opinion, are Febiven, Bjergsen, WildTurtle, and Huni. Getting either one of them should be your first priority. Personally, I would pick Febiven 1st. However, in regards to the remaining picks, it really depends on whose been taken.

Ideal second pick -- mid/adc (Depends on which position you picked first. If you got a mid 1st pick, get an ADC here. And Vice Versa)

Ideal third pick -- Jungler

From here on out, it really depends on whose available. Just keep tip #3 in mind as you go through your draft phase.

kujiesar1 votes

{quoted}

The first major four picks, in my opinion, are Febiven, Bjergsen, WildTurtle, and Huni. Getting either one of them should be your first priority. Personally, I would pick Febiven 1st. However, in regards to the remaining picks, it really depends on whose been taken.

Ideal second pick -- mid/adc (Depends on which position you picked first. If you got a mid 1st pick, get an ADC here. And Vice Versa)

Ideal third pick -- Jungler

From here on out, it really depends on whose available. Just keep tip #3 in mind as you go through your draft phase.

I have heard from lots of people that Huni is the best overall pick because he is so much better points-wise than the 2nd best top laner. I was planning on taking him as my first overall pick because of this. Is Huni really worth it?

Nural2 votes

Huni would be the only person I would consider picking 1st over any other mid/adc. He is, by far, the best top laner in fantasy. Bar none. He consistently got a boat-load of points last split. Once again, it really depends on where you get placed in your draft order. But I would totally be down for 1st picking him. You will most likely get a very strong ADC and MID the next following rounds, so I think he's a really viable 1st pick.

However, depending on who you are drafting with, most people who are new to LCS fantasy wouldnt even think of 1st picking a top laner. If thats the case, you could risk picking up a mid/adc 1st pick, hope no one realizes how good he is, and also pick him up in the 2nd round. (Obviously, this is the way riskier option haha)

kujiesar1 votes

{quoted}

Huni would be the only person I would consider picking 1st over any other mid/adc. He is, by far, the best top laner in fantasy. Bar none. He consistently got a boat-load of points last split. Once again, it really depends on where you get placed in your draft order. But I would totally be down for 1st picking him. You will most likely get a very strong ADC and MID the next following rounds, so I think he's a really viable 1st pick.

However, depending on who you are drafting with, most people who are new to LCS fantasy wouldnt even think of 1st picking a top laner. If thats the case, you could risk picking up a mid/adc 1st pick, hope no one realizes how good he is, and also pick him up in the 2nd round. (Obviously, this is the way riskier option haha)

You think Huni could slip through an entire first round even though he is shown to have the 2nd highest points per game for all current LCS players? I know that most new fantasy players have it ingrained in their heads that they need to draft a mid or ADC first round no matter what, but I feel like a lot of them will just pick the highest points per game player available at that time in the draft, which will put Huni in that situation by the 2nd or 3rd overall pick, especially if anyone in my 8 man league ends up auto-drafting. Do you think it is reasonable to think that this might happen? Or am I just over analyzing all this and drafting Huni 2nd round instead of 1st is worth the risk?

Nural2 votes

Well it depends on whether you have a 4-man, 6-man, or 8-man league. Its very probable that Huni would survive the 4 man, but for an 8-man, most likely not.

The more and more I think about it, I love the idea as Huni as first pick. Huni is the most dominant top laner, where as there are tons of great adc/mid's. So you should grab him when you get the chance, knowing you've got plenty of opportunities to get a strong adc/mid.

kujiesar1 votes

And where is Steelback going for the summer???

Nural2 votes

I have no clue actually, and I really don't want to speculate and accidentally mislead someone. But I believe he is acting as a free agent right now and may serve as a sub for any team if need be.

kujiesar1 votes

Hey Nural, I read your power rankings sheet and I was wondering why you have a lot of TSM up over some other players with higher recorded PPG last split. Just wondering why you rank them a little higher than their spring split stats dictate. does it have something to do with the regional difference? Or maybe their strong post season (well accept for MSI of course)? Clue me in if you could, thanks.

Nural2 votes

TSM is very dominant when they play in the NA environment. They play more aggressively, and they truly are the best team NA, (At least, at the moment). Its important to understand the difference between a good team and a good fantasy team.

Basically what im referring to is that in fantasy, just because a team is good, it doesnt mean they are good in fantasy. Take C9 for example. C9 excels at using strategic objective trading and focus to win games, rather than facing the enemy team head on and winning that way. While this may win them games, it doesn't bode well for fantasy, because the only thing that really matters in fantasy are kills. You want to prioritize aggressive, risk-taking, play-making teams in fantasy. Sometimes the risks wont pay off, but the times they do, you will win HARD that week in fantasy.

TSM is one of the more play-makingish teams in the NA, and they wiped the board clean last split in NA points wise. However, I will say that EU teams tend to be more team-fight oriented than NA, which tends to get more points. (Or, at least that was the case last split).

Also, that sheet isn't solely based off of Average Points per game, some of those higher ranked players are players who I deemed as sleeper picks coming into the split. (Based off of team trends/ roster changes/ etc.) Feel free to ask and clarify about any of my choices specifically if you want to.

kujiesar1 votes

Thanks for the clarification, that all makes perfect sense. I did have one question about a potential sleeper pick, this one being Incarnation. How do you feel about Incarnation now joining C9 as their new mid? I've heard he is a solo queue god with mechanics as good or better than almost any top tier mids out there, but he hasn't had pro experience in years due to Riot (not-so-permanently) perma-banning him from Riot sanctioned events. Now that he has been allowed back into the LCS how do you see him performing fantasy wise on C9?

Nural2 votes

C9 is going to be one interesting story this split. This is the first major roster change C9 has made in the past three years. I think the change is unfortunate, but necessary. Last split was really flip-floppy for C9, which is very uncharacteristic of them. So no one really has seen C9 play with someone outside of their roster before.

Ive heard great things about incarnation in regards to his mechanics. He really knows and understands the game. However, there are two things that are keeping me from putting him in "Tier A".

  1. We need to see how he plays in accordance with C9's play style. Solo Q is one thing, but when you transfer to a new region, into a new team, let alone coming into the pro-scene, he may need a couple of weeks to adjust.

  2. There is a reason why he was perma-banned. He supposedly is one of the more toxic players at the moment. And toxic in a team environment is never a good thing. We need to see if he can keep his cool under pressure and be a supporting player.

If he passes both of these with flying colors, he may turn out to be one of the best mid-laners in NA. He is a play-making mid laner who could excel in the fantasy world. We just gotta see how he and C9 mesh with one another first in my opinion.

kujiesar1 votes

So in terms of drafting, would that put him as a late round sub to pick up? Or perhaps just a non draft and try to snatch him up after week 1 if anything impressive comes from him?

Nural2 votes

If he's still around come like round 5 or 6, go ahead an pick him up. Be wary though, you can only have two mid laners on your team. Just make sure you consider all of your other options!

SAO Asuna1 votes

I actually don't agree with your adc choices if your gonna have sneaky and altec (since altec replaced cop) in b tier i'd put freeze there since i doubt we have many weeks of cw going crazy this split.. but hey i could be wrong. I also believe forgiven and rekkles should be higher up just because rekkles and yellowstar in summer 2014 proved they are probably the best bot lane in eu and forg1ven stands on his own even when his team does bad

Nural1 votes

Hey!

I agree with you in that I have freeze higher than he should be. Don't get me wrong, he is an explosive player at times, but he is inconsistent, and that in a drafting scenario is not a good thing. So ill change his position in my chart respectfully!

As for Sneaky, C9 is a good team, but they aren't the best in fantasy. C9 is a very objective oriented, dis-engage type of team; one where they try to strategically outmaneuver their opponents rather than take them directly head on. It may win them games, but not get them kills. WHICH is what fantasy is mainly driven by. This is why sneaky is a tier B for me, he is a strong ADC, but not in fantasy.

As for Altec, I was not aware he moved to GV. Regardless, Altec last split was very underwhelming. Granted he had some VERY explosive weeks, but other wise he was very average. (I mean, that was WFX in general) As for any new player coming to a team, we dont know for sure how well they will adjust until we see them play. This is why I will rank him as B, that is until he becomes more consistent.

I actually moved Rekkles up to A after hearing he was back on FNC. FNC weakest point was their ADC slot, and we all know rekkles is a strong player. However, last split, he was the player people were deeming as #1 pick, and he was extremely underwhelming. I think he'll thrive being back on this new FNC squad, but his performance last split was my reason why he is a low tier A.

As for Forg1ven, he is coming onto a growing GMB squad. They had a rough start to the spring split, then went on to have a insane winning streak. Then they began to falter towards the end of the last split. They should be a stronger GMB this split, and forg1ven will be a contributing factor. But the common theme thus far is to be wary of those players who are a part of a new roster, because we just dont know how well they will mesh with their new squad. However, due forg1ven's passive, "Never is going to Die", thats what makes me feel comfortable putting him in the A tier. (Just toward the end!)

Hope this clarify's my decisions! (Thank you for the Altec to GV by the way!) :D

SAO Asuna1 votes

I'll also mention that saint was replaced by move tdk got a bunch of koreans including ninja and emporor and that sneaky is the only preforming memeber on c9 and by that regard even though i understand c9 is a bad fantasy team he himself actually scores well almost everyweek is why i mentioned him

Nural2 votes

I agree that out of the entire C9 squad, he himself does get the most points, but C9, in my opinion, is just to passive of a team to be powerhouses in fantasy.

That might change, however, with the addition of Incarnation, so C9 may show a little more fire. If thats the case, then Sneaky will be huge this split!

De4th In 4 Acts1 votes

My draft

Very happy i got Huni and Forgiven, very hopeful for TIP as well. The only question mark currently is altec, and thats mostly because I think altec will preform well with a mechanically proficient support like bunny. Cant wait to see how the season unfolds!

Nural2 votes

I hope altec is able to return to form. I feel he was held back being on WFX last split, so hopefully he can prove to us he's still got it.

Also... #AllAboardTheTIPHypeTrain

CRPC1 votes

Hey Nural! I kinda got punished in the drafting, I still got my hands on Bjergsen, and huni! So thats really good! but I was not expecting my opponent for this week to go full out FNC. Really I should have seen this coming for their amazing (fantasy point wise) week.

My team, I need a few tips for who I should put in for my jungle and support and ADC. I love Xpeke so im'a leave him for my flex, unless you think that that is a really dumb idea. top---HUNI (HUNI HUNI HUNI) jng----Amazing. ( I can never figure out who I should take. I wanted reignover, but he was taken by my opponent.) mid---Bjergsen (Im VERY happy with this) sup---NRATED (again, help? I don't know who I should put in.) adc---Hjarnan ( all together a good adc, but again i'm scared cause I don't know much about his team.) flex---Xpeke ( I'm all aboard that ORIGEN train) team--- CLG ( I think this is fine)

My opponents team

top---IMPACT (TIP) jng---reignover (FNC) mid---FEBIVEN (FNC) sup---yellowstar (FNC) adc---appolo (TIP) team--TIP

As you can see he is very FNC and TIP heavy. I don't have any TIP players, and the only FNC player I have is HUNI. What do I put in for my jungle support, and adc? FNC has a super strong week 1 and I need some way of getting points off that. PLEASE HELP! Thanks for the awesome advise in advance. Hope you don't get to summoner 3ed from reading all these comments!

Kiyo Crescent2 votes

{quoted}

IWDominate Santorin and Meteos wlll be the NA power pick junglers this season, but i don't know where EU's power will come from. I had Svenskeren last split, and he did pretty dang solid.

I don't think CLG can keep up this season. Move looks solid, and the rest of Gravity i think is on par with Team Liquid. I think you may need a different team. Everyone else seems to be moving up the ladder, and leaving CLG behind.

NRATED is safe enough. I believe that Gravity and Liquids week 1 are so easy, that Bunny/Special would be decent enough pickups. Kasing/Aphromoo/Lustboy/Yellowstar are probably going to be the biggest ones over the season though.

Incarnati0n looks scary as hell. If he is on point, he may give Bjerg a run for his money. (all opinion)

CRPC1 votes

Thanks for the advise! Looking at the other team, I was wondering if it as a bad idea to put Adrian for my support?

Nural2 votes

Let me put it to you this way. In my opinion, the most important part about week 1 is scouting. Bar none. It doesn't matter if you win or lose, all you should be looking at during week 1 is which teams are strong or show potential. So playing week 1 safe is always the smartest thing to do.

You would be a-ok running Adrian against your opponent this week due to his investment in TIP players. If they do well, you cash in on some of the action. If they dont, he's now down three slots of his team to your one support slot. (And that's HUGE!)

You really can't go wrong with either of your supports, their both safe in my opinion. But I prefer Adrian here.

Bepis di Bussy1 votes

Roster Help

IWDominate vs. Meteos vs. Move Freeze vs. Altec Gosu Pepper (Edward) vs. Kasing

Thoughts?

Kenster132 votes

IWDominate, Freeze, and Kasing are the choices here for this week.

Super G1 votes

What teams or players would be the best to start this week? Can I do any better?

Nural3 votes

Hey!

I really like the line up! Im just being curious here, but what other options are available to you for your flex? POE is my only concern at the moment. UOL were very underwhelming last week, so maybe there is another available mid or ADC available to you? TL, OG, FNC, TIP, and CW are the big ones to watch out for in this early weeks at the moment in my opinion.

You can also head over to my week 2 discussion thread for more Week 1 analysis! Check under the hot section of the fantasy LCS forums

Super G1 votes

Edit: Currently swapped Freeze from my alts in place of POE

Thanks for responding so quickly dude! I'll check out that thread. I forgot to mention my current alts are Soaz, POE, and Dexter. For the teams you listed above:

TL -The team is available. OG - Mithy is available. I'm currently starting Niels and OG, Soaz is in my alts. FNC - No one is available. I'm currently starting Huni and Yellowstar. TiP - Apollo, XwX, Adrian, and the team are available. CW - Everyone is available. I'm currently starting Freeze.

Here's the link to my fantasy league (maybe this will help somehow). My team's name is Reign Supreme. http://fantasy.na.lolesports.com/en-US/league/733076

MadDreamz1 votes

  1. Move Dexter to the starting jungler slot. I know Dominate is a solid choice, but Dexter is prone to huge points in his game against Giants! and is more prone to high assist counts in the bloody match against H2K.

  2. PoE over Fenix. Over all Team Liquid has a rough week ahead, NME is the rookie to watch out for and they almost toppled TSM. On top of that they have an over aggressive Gravity squad looking for first bloods and team fights. Fenix is high risk since he usually plays fairly immobile champs and favors supportive mid laners (I.E. Urgot, Vlad, Xerath, Cassiopeia).

  3. High Risk and hopefully high reward. Judging by TDK's opening week, we can't expect much. However having a full roster of EU players leads to bad points. They'll kill eachother so which ever one gets fed usually drags another down with him. This week CW is against OG the EU team to beat, and with Niels/Mithy I'd expect solo kills ON freeze not for him. Unlimited is also prone to giving early kills or dragon pressure to the enemy team so don't bother starting Freeze this week. While on the contrary Emporer, TDK's ADC, is fresh this week and a seasoned vet of the LPL. Former ADC for Keyd stars and CJ blaze he's prone to aggressive plays and high kills and assists. In the long run neither team will place well. But the wolves are too inconsistent to rely on. Even if it's just a singular player. I'd recommend dropping Freeze for Emporer this week and depending on match-ups pick him back up the following week. This is a risk since someone else could pick him up. But it'll make for a better week 2 for you. And I doubt anyone will drop an all-star adc for Freeze.

  4. The mid laner with an easy week still available in your draft is Shiptur. I don't recommend taking him for his easy week since he still could under perform his est. 35 points. Your best bet is to play PoE. Sure NukeDuck and SorenXD aren't pushovers but they're sure easier than Innox and Keane. NukeDuck has been playing inconsistently and PoE's success revolves on if he picks a supportive (Lulu) or aggressive (Kat) champ. Soren is a wildcard, much like CW, he has a pretty diverse champ pool in terms of play style. He isn't set to a certain one. However UOL has proven dominance in EU before making them a safer choice than Liquid this week.

  5. Top lane you're best sticking it out with Huni. Though the match-up with Cabochard might alarm you (third most in top lane kills and assists) his battle against Steve (the fresh rookie) should prove for supple points to compensate. And don't let OG's easy week fool you. SK is ready for a comeback and however easy it may seem to be to beat out CW (their lose to Giants!) they also defeated SK. (a testament to their inconsistency). FNC should be fine especially with new powerhouse Rekkles in the bot lane. Huni is a better choice this week.

  6. It seems contradictory to #5 however play origen until they start losing in long streaks. Don't let an 0-2 week scare you from dropping them further down the road. This team is a powerhouse in points and is the only team you should need for the remainder of the split.

  7. Yellowstar is a fine support don't worry about that position at all.

hope this helps a little. Goodluck!

Super G1 votes

Hey, I'm going to do a reply your style. 1 (Top). Alright :D Fnatic FTW 2 (Jungle). I can see Dexter getting more points than Dom in this week. 3 (Mid). I agree with what you've said about Fenix and POE, so I'm going to start POE. 4 (ADC). Niels because OG is a powerhouse. 5 (Supp). Like #1. 6 (Flex). I feel like Emperor is going to go through the struggles similar to Piglet. I'm hesitant to start him. I'm versus someone who's starting Bjerg, Turtle, and Rekkles. Do you think this is worth the risk? 7 (Team). OG the powerhouse.

I don't mean to be pushy, but can you respond soon item 3151 this shit gives me so much anxiety lol...

Oh, and Nural! I'd love to hear your thoughts also!

BoxierSquirrel2 votes

If it were me, I would actually play Soaz instead of Emperor for your flex, due to the fact that Emperor will get shut down in lane by Otter. In addition, Origen has a very easy week to rack up points. The other way you could go with Otter or Doublelift, due to their great week 1 performances. Hope it helps! Here's a cookie.item 2009

Super G1 votes

When do you post your weekly analysis? Do you start writing after all the matches have finished, or are you writing down notes and forming your analysis throughout the games and post at the end?

Nural2 votes

Hey!

So I try my best to post my stuff the monday before the games each week. However this past weekend I was traveling quite extensively, (with zero internet access....), So I may need an extra day this week to sit down and watch each of the games. So typically I post my stuff on the monday following the games, but this week I may push it back a day and post it tuesday.

I just don't want to mis lead anyone on rushed analysis thats all!

Nural2 votes

And yes, this is still the nural from NA, Im just studying abroad at the moment, and its finally decided to transfer me over to EU haha.

OHminus1 votes

Someone dropped XWX in my league and now I have 5 TIP (Impact XWX Apollo Adrian TIP Team) 2 Fnatic (Febiven and Reignover) Move Niels Unlimited GG Easy

AeroStatikk1 votes

And, you ARE starting Niels right?

OHminus1 votes

A bit late, but yes, I did start Niels.

Nural1 votes

I think that was a smart move if I do say so myself ;)

Nural1 votes

Final Summer 2015 Fantasy Show (Try saying that 5 times fast...)

Starting in 4 hours!

Ya'll ready to make the plays? Ya'll ready to brag?

:D

oGsHireN1 votes

wildturtle Tier S ADC while piglet Tier B?

hahahaha is this a joke or what

Nural1 votes

Oh don't get me wrong, this chart was posted back at the beginning of the split. It no where near accurately describes the current standings/situations right now in week 9. You're completely right! This chart was created primarily for drafting purposes back in week 1.

If you want updated analysis, head over to the hot section of the boards and you can see week 9's forum posted there!

HEaDbAnDhIgH1 votes

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