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EASIEST to HARDEST role, with explanations (We are not talking about SoloQ. We are talking about the role.) ADC • Simple game plan: your role is meant to soak up as many resources as possible to hit your key power spikes or start a snowball with a lead. • There aren’t any difficult game-changing decisions you have to make from early to mid game; it’s all about being as efficient and effective as possible. • You are meant to be babysat throughout the game in order to scale efficiently. You’re not the one making the important decisions. Toplane • Usually low agency on the map, which makes the role ignored most of the time and results in it feeling isolated. • By the time toplaners get “strong,” nobody can really pressure them anyway due to their level differences and Quest. • They can scale fairly confidently without needing to take huge risks or make difficult decisions. Going even inherently means they will become strong regardless, depending on the champion played. • Game plan is generally simple: laning, Grubs, hovering second Drake, TP plays, split pushing. Support Very hard decision between Support and Mid, but Support takes 3rd for the following reasons: • The role is heavily impacted by your decision-making efficiency but has less solo-carrying potential. Still, the decisions you make can completely turn the tide of the game. • It’s below mid lane because it’s less mechanically intensive than mid, not because you don’t need mechanics (being good mechanically on support is actually important). • You get more freedom than a mid laner, and that freedom (or the cost of a missed opportunity) is less punished because catch-up XP is currently overtuned and supports generally don’t need a consistent stream of XP throughout the game (except certain supports that benefit from XP). Midlane • The skill ceiling for a mid laner is very high because the role sits at the center of the map in the early to mid game. • You make decisions in small time windows that can truly turn the tide of the game. • It’s basically an all-in-one role: laning, roaming, vision, spotting the enemy jungler, objective control, and playmaking, while still being under threat of getting ganked by quite literally everybody. • You become a second hybrid toplaner in the mid to late game, but your focus is generally less on split pushing because mid laners usually can’t side lane as well as toplaners. Jungle • The nature of jungling means you need to know almost everything about the game almost perfectly. Other lanes’ matchups and all the small details actually matter to you (for instance, ganking a Garen top with Stormraider’s Surge is different from ganking him if he has Conqueror). • Any decision you make inherently impacts the map in the early, mid, and late game. • The further you go into the game, the more valuable you become because of Smite. That much agency and map control comes at the cost of becoming a high-value target. • It’s a difficult role because your decision-making is constantly challenged throughout the game. • Jungle proficiency scales directly off your general knowledge of everything, not just your jungle matchup.

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EU tier 2 being strong *Pretends to be shocked* Hope this proves, that we don't need to heavily import players.

Day 4 of costreaming Tier 2 Worlds #WSCI -Turn out EU tier 2 is very strong -EMEA is actually so good at macro -China tier 2 is very bad -Korea teams are good but with some hiccups (performance is lower than expected) -NA is solid -Wildcard regions looking like wildcard regions

🏆🏆🏆 What we achieved matters, but what we became along the way matters more

FIRST WORLDS WIN GG CHINA #SLYWIN

He's back

Life comes at you fast

WE are the Kings of Europe 👑

Wassup @RomainBigeard

Aura MVP

A tribute to one of our own. Conor, also known as 'G2 Nouvera' was a long standing member of our G2ARMY. Over the years of attending CS tournaments, especially, IEM's there was always one certainly. No matter where it was, day or night, heatwave or blizzard, Conor was there. We first met him in 2023 at IEM Katowice, from that event onwards instead of travelling alone, he travelled with us. He became a part of our G2ARMY family. Conor was an incredibly valued member of our community, no task was too big, no challenge was too small. Regardless of results he was always had a smile on his face, he believed Esports was a place where everyone could belong. Every new member who joined he was ready to welcome. Unfortunately we lost Conor due to a prolonged illness on Wednesday 16th of September. The news devastated us all, but we know he was with family and surrounded by the people he loved. We loved Conor as one of our own, he did everything he could to support and lift those around him. We will truly miss him. Using his own words looking back on the time and experiences he had with us he remained selfless even then telling us: 'If I was able to help in any way, it was worth it'. Today as the final begins we dedicate this match to him and send our deepest loving condolences to his family. We miss you Conor, fly high we hope we can keep your spirit with us at all times for the years to come. ❤️

Since the LEC season is over and I have processed all of my emotions, I wanted to say that; Even though we couldnt achieve our ultimate goal (WORLDS), It was an amazing year. We did so many things that people didnt expect us to achieve and I like proving people wrong. Meeting all the people from players to talents to staffs and everybody else(who I was admiring when I was just a kid)were memorable moments. While these moments were happening, I had good teammates, coaches and staff around me. Im really happy to be part of this. Also to the fans, biiig thank you for your all support throughout the year. I love you guys who supported us no matter whats the outcome. Now, we have demacia cup ahead and we will fully focus on that and achieve good things. See you there🫡 If you read until here, you are the GOAT. Respect🫡🫡🫡

Finally got one 🔥😍🔥

MKOI Myrwn 🇪🇸 is confident he’s better than these toplaners, except for one European player 👀 "He's my father"

all this because one dude faked a high five

The great development of T2 summarised: - unpaid salaries in various ERL’s ongoing for years - do people give a fuck about ERL if LR aren’t there? - lack of accountability when players get/are exploited - gl in esports “Feels” is the new esports meta or did I miss something?

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