The team that I supported the entire time, even as the rostered changed. I was never a support main but I always respected his contributions. Constantly writing down what my best champs were and what to play and prioritize. Lemonnation? Let's just say I had a League notebook of my own for a while. Gotta have some respect for how much he did for the team on there. Entertaining as hell to watch, meme Lord, and duo streams with Meteos are some of my favorite times watching league streamers.
It was originally just win lane win game.
Sure these are basic things now, but back at level 16 I barely even considered it. Roaming champs, invading with my jungler. I became a less selfish player, more willing to work with everyone else. Hai? He taught me that it's ok to sacrifice some mid lane prio, and my ego, to play for the team. Long range engage, tanky, fun to play? I have him to thank for that one. Guess who my jungle main ended up being? That's right, it was Zac. To this day I've probably won like 4 small-time tournaments due to how good I am at aiming that equalizer alone. From then on, sure I'd watch all the games but C9 just felt special.īalls inspired me to play Rumble, who ended up being my first main. From that point on I was watching C9 and how they played so coordinated. What's the first thing I see when I pop in?Ĭ9 vs Dig, Hai playing fizz and diving Scarra and getting out alive.
C9 SHROUD GIRLFRIEND DRAMA REDDIT PROFESSIONAL
I have like 16 champs, and I'm trying to see if I can get 6300 IP cost champs because they gotta be good right? I get fisted by Varus (who was a Smurf I found out), so I gotta get him right?! After all, to play better I need better champs? I open the client and see that professional LOL is on, so I check it out. I'm like level 16, trying to figure out the game and get good to play better with my friends. I've recently started playing League of Legends, my friends got me into the game. It's 2013, I'm in high school, not a lot of friends but close with some people.
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