Everybody says that you should have an ADC or MID in your flex position. This proves it is not always the best option to do that. I had Xiao and Forg1ven as subs but decided to go with Amazing. If I had played either Xiao or Forg1ven, I would've lost. Of course, 99% of the time you would go with ADC/Mid in flex, but if you have two good Junglers, tops or even Supports (Yellowstar and Niels FTW!) you could use them!
Shardbearer2 votesAlso proves that your opponents let you get a silly draft. 4 man draft? Both of your teams are just packed with players everyone would like to field.
Asgadaf1 votes6 man draft. And no, before the start of the LCS, nobody knew how Origen played so, except from Xpeke and Niels, they were not drafted
LastNameIceCream1 votesYou couldn't look someone in the eyes and say Origen wasn't going to be a top team without busting up laughing.
Asgadaf1 votesBut it could always be just like C9... they could've been dominant without fighting. But no, their style is fighting and getting kills. You knew they were going to be a top team, but you didn't know their style. And also, some guys are new to fantasy and just draft based on estimated points, and OG Estimated Points were very low. The thing is.. I'm not discussing here whether I have a good team or not, because I know I have it, but what I wanted to show was that it is not always the best scenario to start a mid or adc as flex. JUST THAT And one last thing: Last split Elements seemed to be the best team given their names and Fnatic was thought to be a low tier team. THE SAME COULD'VE HAPPENED TO ORIGEN!!! So you don't really know until it happens. If someone told you at the beginning of spring split "Elements is not going to qualify for playoffs" you would've burst up laughing, but look at you now.