Photo: Liquid Team
There really is no time to get bored on the competition scene in Europe League of Legends. this LFL The French champion wins, the penalty continues LEC And European Masters Start today. Starter, Main Course and Dessert: To be consumed in moderation. But despite the consistency of the menu, you can’t help but look at what’s happening in the rest of the world, especially in North America. It’s a little fun, but we also like to follow the adventures of two French people who joined the LCS: Hans Sama And tukui.
Our two blues started the season very well with Team Liquid and FlyQuest. They managed to attract the public and spectators and without too many surprises were rewarded at the end of the LCS Pro Team. Not bad for the first episode to cross the Atlantic!
Has Hans Sama finally cracked for the championship?
Hans Sama A talented player who reached the highest level very early. But despite his excellent performances, it is clear that his record remains impressive to this day. He didn’t win much in Europe with Misfits Gaming or Rogue. But that trend could change this year. LCS Lock-In has already won Team Liquid and their parent group has finally worked through its administrative issues and managed to reap the maximum titles in 2022. The team in North America is terrible. Even the wildest fans dream loudly of an international championship… We still have a long way to go and with America we have learned over time not to put a wheelchair in front of a horse. But we have to admit that Hans Sama and Team Liquid deserve respect and attention.
A panel of experts named Hans Sama as the first LCS Pro team to win the ADC title. In Korea, Cloud9’s ADC has a good margin over Dolphin Berserker with 114 points (96 points). But when we analyze the results, we realize that most of the coaches of the LCS are Korean… But the French caused a sensation in the media and the broadcasting teams.
Tukui in team 2, excellent performance for novices!
Hans Sama is not the only Frenchman to have received the LCS association. We imagine Tukui landing in North America with great suspicion: Tricolor has never played in the big leagues. However, he was very impressed after his arrival and it is no coincidence that he ended up in the 2nd team of the segment. Even if FlyQuest was not selected for the title, the team still managed to obtain interesting results (9-9). The Frenchman has a lot of work to do and we are looking forward to his progress… We miss him in LFL, but his successes lift our spirits.
Finished ahead with 57 points phagia (39 points), but far behind Biergsen (125 points). Daniel was voted almost unanimously the best midfielder in the Spring Split. Nick Geras (InvenGlobal) is the only one to place the Frenchman at the top of his ranking.
Source : Millenium
