Former C9 coach Rigby talks about LS on stream
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He sometimes makes a few good points on itemization and champions that I do take into my own arsenal, but it comes down to one's ability to filter out what good ideas and bad ideas are.
He is a League expert and non-expert at the same time.
I personally feel that he emphasizes on stuffs that are irrelevant to the outcome of the game.
> In the end, in-game play is the most important thing rather than pick/ban and itemization. However, stuffs that LS emphasizes or gives feedback on are mainly in-game itemization, which makes me believe he is kind of off from the point.
Regardless, my take on what makes LS inefficient is this: He doesn't consider mistakes into consideration.
For example, a certain match up is favorable given good spacing, but once the player makes one poorly executed spacing, the match up becomes unfavorable from that point.
What I pity is that LS often says that a team would have won if this teamfight was played perfectly, and I think it is wrong to say that the opponent made a mistake in this teamfight through this play. He thinks everything should be perfectly executed without making a mistake.
Chat) Isn't LS a believer that any team can win the game by freezing all 3 lanes?
> This is what makes me think poorly of him. Yeah, theoretically speaking, you can win a game by freezing all 3 lanes and not making a single mistake. But, how is that feasible for a jungler and any given lane to not make a mistake when the team tries to freeze all 3 lanes?
In 2019, Huni was playing Rumble at the Worlds. LS was watching the match, and criticized Huni for not freezing the lane. Why the heck would you play Rumble if you were going to freeze the lane? This was the reason why we had an argument. I told him to stop with his bullshit.
Source: https://www.fmkorea.com/6611945522
Livestream : https://play.afreecatv.com/earl1215/251589587