I think Jojopyun's weakness is his mindset and I think whenever he doesn't have self-confidence he drops many champs and... I have nothing else to say, I honestly think it should be perma deleted I think SoloQ in NA is much worse We can learn a lot from this split, both about practice and officials I think we've made lots of excuses when we were practicing We haven't made the most of the practice days because of some details and bullshit And regarding performance, I think this is related to the fact we need to focus on ourselves individually My biggest takeaway from this split is focusing on myself I think that as a group, we now understand better how we need to practice, our mistakes this past split, what is going to bother us and what will help us play better as a team So I think this is a turning point and if we take advantage of it, it should strengthen how we are practicing as a team Ever since I started competing, I've always had all of this and where I'm at in mind I used to watch LCS games, you know? and I saw the players' moments, you know? Clutch and important moments, the crowd cheering for you, events... It was... I want to be there So, I've always had this in mind and it's kind of the reason why I'm here Yeah, I mean, how I projected myself at the start of the career I knew I was hyped up and I knew I was in a really good team my rookie years so I was really grateful and lucky to be on that team I knew that we would do well if I just focused on myself Same as this team It's the same expectations, like, really high expectations of this team and it's the same, if I just focus on myself, I can see us winning this split easily We can fix this for sure I think what didn't work out this split was we weren't consistent with our level in officials I think we weren't focused on what we can do individually In fact, I think we have been a bit too perfectionist and whenever we made a mistake, we fell apart and the mood of the team was down as well so I'd say those are the key factors I think it was all about practice In the previous years we've already improved our performance and work in scrims I think we can fix it and we'll work hard to avoid our mistakes The meta I liked the most was the one before I was in G2 Arctic I used to play Kalista Renata with Supa it was an engage meta where you could easily dive I enjoyed this meta because you could freely roam through the map and be aggressive I think the meta I enjoyed the most was when you could play any top champion with Statikk I could play Yuumi top with Statikk and one-shot the wave I enjoyed this meta, but it was toxic for LoL, so I understand they nerfed it quickly, but, at least for me, it was fun When I was in Superliga, the meta was Graves, Qiyana, Nidalee and that was the best jungle meta ever Elyoya has the most potential out of the whole team to be a coach Elyoya Elyoya Elyoya Out of everyone, I'd say me even if I say it myself I think none of the others have what it takes to be a coach I think the current state of competitive in Europe is really good, honestly I think the top four is really strong I think us, KC, Fnatic, and G2 are contending teams and that's really good to have I really feel like Europe is trying to improve that right now and everyone is really focused and grinding so I think it's on a good path I think the region lacks perseverance and wanting to be better, there're too many settlers For example, I think what Karmine Corp o G2 are doing with all their players being in the highest rankings in SoloQ or taking practice more seriously than the league itself, at least I've always gotten that feeling from other teams throughout the years I'll always say practice should be more serious and the region as a whole should try both easier to practice with and to learn from as a whole No, I think that the fact that there are streamers or ex-pro players teams will improve the atmosphere For example, Los Ratones is a team with their own play style and ideas and they're improving the league they play in just because "they're good" But I think none of these teams have the level to play in the LEC I think the content teams are good for the league and good for the fanbase cause I feel like If you're too much on the opposite side or you're a pro team and you're not showing good results, there's no point for fans to cheer for you If you're a content team and still bring a lot of viewers it's just good for the league and for viewership I think the academies, and the idea of training players, the academy being in contact with the main team, and learning from them and from how they work is a good thing And having the opportunity to play in the main team or get demoted would be great I think an academies league would be cool with all the academies from the LEC, from Superliga or whatever And I think it could be helpful to create maybe a healthier ecosystem I think it can also help with bringing new talent to the league that could play in the LEC I think that fearless draft brings out new champs but I think each champ of the game has at least a spot you could play in the game I think you could play some, but not in every series where there are two new picks nobody is expecting It's a good format to play lots of champs that are forgotten I honestly don't think SoloQ is bad I think SoloQ in NA is much worse Maybe 'cause the EU pros haven't played NA SoloQ, so they don't know, but I think the SoloQ in EU is actually really good for SoloQ Honestly, I have no complaints, it's low ping the pros are always playing, as long as you're high elo, you're always gonna get decent games I think what we need for SoloQ is there should be someone tracking the SoloQs especially high elo ones, And not only one person, but a couple of them And whenever someone has disruptive behavior for SoloQ in general, they should be permabanned and that's it I think it can also kind of help or encouragement Maybe I'm wrong about this, but maybe just the fact of maybe encouraging players with a reward or maybe just taking it more seriously having better games in terms of level I also think lots of people should be permabanned but that's a bit more complicated The fact that we have breaks between splits and is necessary No one can give their best throughout the whole year You'll reach a point where you need to rest Not only in LoL, but also, in soccer or any other sport The human body is not ready to work 24 hours a day 365 days a year so I think it's necessary I do think more splits has its benefits, like you get more internationals so if you make it, you gotta vs. more of the best teams in the world So I think that's a good thing The anti-lane swap nerfs are amazing I hated the lane swaps, it was so boring I like these changes I think they're fine I don't want lane swaps again, ever I have nothing else to say, it should be deleted The Road Trip thing being more frequent and every team having their own arena would be super cool I think it's the future of LoL I wish every team could have their own arena and, let's say, every weekend, we play anywhere, but the teams play in their country I think this would grow the community I think there needs to be a format like Game Changers in LoL I think the Valorant one did well I'm not an expert and I'm sure things can improve, but in Valorant it worked out and I wish it would also happen in LoL Yeah, I think Game Changers would be cool on League I'm honestly surprised there's not a Game Changers in League there's Game Changers on Valorant, But it'd be cool if they added it I think Jojopyun´s weakness is his mindset I think whenever he doesn't have self-confidence, he drops many champs and he obviously doesn't believe in himself and his plays are worse I'd say that's his weakness My best champ I'd say it's Ezreal, but I think it's Kai'Sa Joining a new team and a new region with a different language fanbase is definitely exciting I think it's a really good opportunity for me and just getting out of my comfort zone It's been great so far