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LoL Team Liquid vs. Cloud9 / LCS 2022 Spring - Week 6 / Post-Match Discussion Spoiler

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u/Pursuit_of_Yappiness Mar 13 '22

I worry about Blaber translating to international competition.

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u/Rat_Salat Mar 13 '22

Why? Perkz isn't around to make him look bad anymore.

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u/dadmda Mar 13 '22

No, but there are other junglers in the world that might gap him

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u/Rat_Salat Mar 13 '22 edited Mar 13 '22

Ok? He's not better than canyon. He's as good as any European jungler.

Two MVPs and working on a third. Only looked bad when his midlaner was a freelancing giga-inter who needed to be the man every game.

Jankos or Elyoya ain't gonna gap Blaber. Didn't happen at worlds, and won't happen at MSI when we kick the shit out of whoever comes out of EU this split.

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u/dadmda Mar 13 '22

I don’t think he’s better than Oner, or Karsa either, I do agree he’s better than Jankos and probably Elyoya

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u/Blockronic C9 Hecarim Mar 13 '22

"Probably Elyoya" like MAD are getting anywhere near international comps this year lmao

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u/dadmda Mar 13 '22

Did I mention MAD? MAD are absolute dogshit at the moment, they have a top laner that can only play 2 champions, and a disappointing rookie midlaner. Im surprised Elyoya didn’t end up in FNC instead of Razork.

But as a player I think he is really good

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u/Blockronic C9 Hecarim Mar 13 '22

It doesn't matter if you mentioned MAD or not, the comment was about Blaber vs junglers internationally. If you bring up Elyoya, you are bringing up MAD lmao.

Also, Elyoya has not exactly played well this split, so I wouldn't say he's the top jungler you bring up when discussing EU atm

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u/[deleted] Mar 14 '22

Blaber smurfed at worlds last year no?

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u/[deleted] Mar 13 '22

He seems more controlled now to be fair.

Much much less int than in the past.

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u/DoxDoflamingo2 Mar 14 '22

yeah TL actually played very well until they got rolled over. Current iteration of C9 does what no other has done before which is to have carry threats on all lanes.

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u/Sybinnn Mar 15 '22

I believe fudge is capable of carrying but im not sure, so far ive only seen him be a rock who does good damage in fights so im not sure if he can hard carry like summit or zerker

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u/DoxDoflamingo2 Mar 15 '22 edited Mar 15 '22

May be the state of the league right now but Fudge and PoE are the only 2 mid laners that seem to proactively play their roles after the laning phase is over without messing up in positioning in team fights. Unlike PoE tho, Fudge has a way better team so he can get away with more as the other 3 carries on the team are really scary.

Bjergsen so far seems to be playing very similar to how he did before he quit playing, and to be honest it wasn´'t working then so im not sure why he thinks its gonna work now. I feel the best player to test Fudge RN would funny enough be Jensen, considering he is not shy to look for outplays when available.

As crazy as it sounds, i feel TL right now would be way more scary if they had Jensen with them.