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Spring is back and summer has fully begun LEC. Two weeks passed and the balance of power began to form. Remember that the first places are very expensive because it’s just Top 3 will get your ticket worlds at the end of the year. Beginner or veteran, everyone wants to join this wonderful party with Koreans and Chinese.
In the first 3 races we meet casual players like G2 Esports, Fnatic and even MAD Lions. But other structures hope to play a problematic role. Among them, Excel Esports. The team never ceases to amaze. After qualifying for the LEC playoffs in the spring for the first time in history, they now lead the league with 4 wins and 1 loss. Gameplay in the XL is particularly fluid, and the players evolve in perfect harmony, as evidenced by the 21-minute victory over the MAD Lions. After this recital, we had the opportunity to chat with some respected names. Noukdak. At the beginning of the year, its structure announced that it wanted to join the Top 3. Many people laughed at the time… but it is clear that the project must be started very seriously.
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After only two weeks of competition, some teams are still looking for each other. In particular, one can consider team vitality (2-3) and Incompatible game The player who changed the roster during the mid-season transfer window (1-4). EXCEL, on the other hand, bet on continuity, but also took advantage of a small advantage… The structure really set up a training camp in South Korea during the truce! Coaches and players talk about it a lot, and it was agreed in this bootcamp! Noukdak He really learned a lot during this period, especially as his structure managed to find offenses with the best teams. LPL And LCKwith the advantage of the network Nelson, assistant coach. The Norwegian midfielder was forced to play in a more collective and mobile way, especially in contact with Asian players who were not afraid to be proactive from the start of the match. In Europe, his style of play is much more conservative and thanks to his training, Nukedak is often one step ahead of his opponent. He urges all LEC teams to organize training abroad, provided they have the opportunity to clash with professional teams.
Either way, the veteran is having fun now. He’s had tougher times in the past and even said he’s been considering ending his career for a while… But he’s in good spirits and very happy with the Norwegian team today. He last played in Worlds Season 3 (2013). After 9 years, maybe it’s time to go back.
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