League of Legends: French in LEC muted by Veto Larsen

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For their first game of the playoffs, the Rabbits faced a big episode: Rouge, their first regular season. Despite his desire to go all out, the match ended up being almost one-sided, with Larsen’s teammates showing they were far superior to their opponents that day. What effect has Vetheo had on this game? The recently selected All Pro Team tricolor didn’t have the best weekend away from it.

score out of 10:

• 0: Play Yummy Jungle (Why brother, why?)
• 1: Human part
• 2: Poor performance, worthless LCS player
• 3-4: Small/big mistakes were made as expected
• 5: Average / alternately excellent and average
• 6-7: With his solid support, the player was one of the team’s driving forces
• 8-9: Not content with the advantage of his direct opponent(s), the player offered himself the luxury of making crazy moves.
• 9.5:1v9 God per 200 IQ increments
• 10: If perfection had a name, it would be its own
• 11:1v9 God moves at 200 IQ when playing in the Yum Jungle

		4.5 / 4/8 / 5.5	5.5

beginning of disaster

To be honest, this title refers more to Jarvan de Malrang (who sings the soundtrack) than to Veteo’s performance. However, the facts are still there: the French were not enough in the first part. Although it was difficult for him to earn his lane with Zoe against rival Lucian, he couldn’t hold his weight even during the regroup. He finishes the game with significantly less damage than his opponent and some of his teammates, as evidenced by the game’s below average champion, whose ability to hit the most power. If it hadn’t been for a Misfits boat in his lane, he wouldn’t have done anything to save it from sinking.

In the second round, Cinderella ended up in his hands. The Habs were completely transparent in this regard, in part because the jungle/best duo had been undermined by Rogue, who had read their games very well before.But that does not justify everything. It’s only found in a third of team kills, which is unacceptable at this level and in this position. The game was very difficult and some team members may have succumbed as some moves were questionable, but that’s no excuse when you’re a pro. Afterwards, if we admit that the situation is definitely not easy to live with, the facts remain there and the Veto was clear in his absence this round.

a glimmer of hope

In the third round, LeBlanc rang the riot clock and announced that the Rabbits had woken up. The veto was imperial in this game, partly giving the team the right to destroy opponents. It was BO’s fastest lap at the time and only finished at 23 minutes. With his excellent KDA and the most damage of the match, Samfer finally managed to weigh in this match.

But in Summoner’s Rift, there’s nothing more dangerous than the wounded pride of a professional team. Snape paid dearly for his ills and finished the final round in under 23 minutes (22 minutes 41 seconds). Veto’s akali didn’t change anything and was completely dominated by Oriana de Larsen. The Frenchman still managed to participate in 100% of his team’s kills, but that’s only small consolation. The bad teams must now learn from these matches and prepare their next game in the loser bracket to try to clinch the title of the best team in Europe.