LoL: French in LCS, last applause Tukuil

Flyquest’s overall standings placed them directly into the Loser Bracket at the end of the regular season. Thus, the team made no mistakes and the slightest defeat meant the end of the competition for them. But the barrier to demon geniuses was too high for them, and after a reasonable loss, spring break for Tukui’s teammates is now coming to an end. Now is the time to take a look at the latest Tricolor performances before returning to the Summer Split.

score out of 10:

• 0: Play Yummy Jungle (Why brother, why?)
• 1: Human part
• 2: Poor performance, worthless LCS drive
• 3-4: Errors below/above expectations
• 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

		6/8/4/5	5.6

Ahriole is out of the playoffs

The first match was not easy for our compatriot, after going to Oriana he found himself against his rival Ahra, as well as Xin Zhao from Inspired, who decided that Shualein was a good place to pitch a tent and a barbecue. With the Hérault de la Faille. Logically, Tukuil had to leave some space at the start of the game, which allowed the evil geniuses to throw a snowball. He then made up for it during the regroup and the two still managed to cause various problems for their rivals. It wasn’t enough to run the game, especially because of the lag Kumo had accumulated in Toplan. The Flyquest team focused more on teamfights, but their opponents never let them leave the game and set the tone throughout the first round.

In the second round, Tukui managed to save Ahri and get revenge on Jojopiun. Even though he dominated, this match was not easy for his team. Despite its initial advantages, Flyquests was unable to completely clear away the evil genies, even going so far as to steal the first Elder Dragon to fully continue the game. Tricolore and its partners folded and recovered unchanged in the second round, while the opponents regained the golden advantage. Tukui was an exemplary person in this regard, always on form during a fight and kept the team in the thick of the storm.

Oriana can’t do this

The third lap was much quieter. The French were still in Oriana, but their opponents were again too good to avoid a bad fight. The game was fairly well-balanced, before fully launching into an inevitable battle to stop the evil genies from reclaiming dragon souls. In the end, with so few groups, the choice of Oriana in this game was useless, unable to create real favorable situations. Although it is difficult to completely throw the Tukui stone, it clearly does not affect this part.

Despite two losses in a row, Oriana was again selected in the decisive round. History repeated itself and Flyquests proved once again that they couldn’t create their own pace just by the pain of their opponents. Tukui managed to have more impact, but not enough to change the situation. The defeat here is well deserved, but the team will have to reassess itself for the summer season because the opponent cannot adapt to the game. Each player has a share of responsibility, but the coaching staff should also revise his copy because while he undoubtedly has excellent reasons to insist on the tactic, the tactic cannot be used properly. As luck would have it, this gap remains encouraging and if the team continues to move forward, they could well play at Spoilsport this summer.