“You guys will eat onions anyway at MSI”
As we all know, at dawn today – April 25, the champion of the LCS Spring 2022 has also been determined. Not Cloud9, Team Liquid but one Evil Geniuses Young but still full of experienced players is the team that won tickets to MSI 2022. This can be said to be an extremely emotional victory for EG when they came up from the losing bracket with a 12-1 difference and won. well-deserved championship.
EG made a strong impression when they won all the losing brackets to win the LCS championship
After the 2022 Spring Split ends, the fans League of Legends in North America could not help but set expectations for their champion. This is also true when the current EG is a team with enough experience of Impact, Vulcan and the desire to win from young, even considered anonymous players like Jojopun or Danny. However, when watching this tournament, CEO T1 – Joe Marsh thinks that no matter what team it is, the LCS is still a pawn.
T1 CEO Has Some Words For LCS
T1 Joe Marsh: “All the fans, commentators or people involved with the LCS think that success in the regional tournament will help them do well in the international arena. Some even think that they can can win against Korean teams and that sort of thing, and then the reality is that the LCS teams that go to the world are just going to be fine.
Hey LS, you know what, I think the only game where Jojopun can beat Faker is Fortnite. While in Korea, that game is almost non-existent. That’s why even if the LCS brings any representative to MSI, it will only have to eat.”
At the last MSI, the LCS representative was only at 5/6th place in the Chaos stage
In fact, the “big boss” of T1 is not wrong at all when the achievements of the LCS teams when going internationally are quite “flat” in recent years. Even the fact that the LCS teams that made it past the group stage of Worlds or performed well at MSI is considered a “phenomenon” and “surprise” because they are often easily defeated by oriental representatives.
T1 CEO is not optimistic about the LCS tournament at all
This largely comes from the thought of lack of “tryhard” in North America when players have to participate in too many entertainment and streaming activities. Not to mention the extremely weak youth training of the LCS region when the Academy tournament seems to be the place for teams to deal with Riot’s regulations. Perhaps names like Jojopun, Danny of EG are currently the rare young players coming up from the Academy that can win the LCS.
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