🏆🏆 League of Legends Head Coach @FlyQuest | Challenger Jungler 7x | Squad for Life | inquiries: [email protected]
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Happy 7th Birthday to the sweetest and most precious angel, Aurora!! Here’s to another year of many cuddles and lots of fetch ❤️
Jojo gets it, such a good answer, so many teams/players waste time focusing on aspects of the game that are less important than map movement/macro planning. Most pro league games are lost because a team made fundamental macro mistakes, not from mechanics. And most pros will execute the fights well if the fights selection is good and people are standing in the right spots
🇧🇷 FURIA JoJo também comentou sobre o que ele acredita faltar para a nossa região em comparação às outras.
"Pra mim, o que eles têm é que eles levam tudo mais a sério e não perdem tempo. Eu sinto que aqui a gente perde muito tempo com discussões que não fazem sentido nenhum. E, sendo bem honesto, eu sinto que a gente é bem mais burro que eles em relação ao jogo, e a maioria dos players não faz a mínima questão de aprender sobre o jogo.
Tanto que 90% das discussões são envolvendo mecânica e nunca envolvem o mapa, o que deveríamos fazer etc. É bem exaustivo, sendo bem sincero, essas discussões, porque eu já tô há muito tempo aqui, já vivi elas um milhão de vezes e sei que não vai dar em nada nunca.
E é duro assim, tipo, é o que tem, mas eu acho muito difícil mudar o ambiente ou aparecer vários players que queiram mudar isso, porque vão ser players novos que só querem clicar, clicar e jogar. É complicado. Eu vejo um pouco de dificuldade na nova geração de encontrar isso também, o caminho certo, e ter alguém pra ensinar eles também é complicado."
Sorry to the FLY fans. It’s brutal to get eliminated making some of the same mistakes we made early in the year, and even though we improved in some aspects, it clearly wasn’t enough.
I thought I’d be able to get more growth out of the team and repeat what I was able to do with Furia last year, but I failed to get everyone aligned on a preferred style of play and be able to zoom out to see the big picture consistently.
I’m still grateful for the year, and grateful for the effort our players put in day in and day out. Also the international experience from Demacia Cup will be incredibly valuable for us.
Congrats to @SRLOL @Damonte, well deserved win
When we scrimmed vs Cupid we thought their drafting/laning/map movements were better than some LCS teams, not surprised at all seeing their success this split
Every time Flyquest wins, animals win. So if you beat us then you hate animals
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ahh that game 4 is going to haunt LYON for a long time, ggs LCK are still the kings
On the bright side its refreshing to see a western team consistently make the correct macro choices, I hope other western teams see this series and stop coping about their map movements/fight selection
losing my mind 2-1 LYON over HLE what a game can they win 1 more game and take down the #1 seed from LCK??
Just landed and I see LYON 3-0 G2, NA>EU nothing new here
But also this LYON team is way better than people think, let’s see if they can keep it going, the faith is real
Insane series for G2 3-1 over T1. Huge props to G2's coaching staff, its impressive how much G2 has improved since MSI 2025, both in their gameplay and drafting logic, such a well deserved victory
Lets see if G2 can take out T1 and shift up my rankings, but the top 3 seems quite a bit ahead of everyone else. G2 and LYON seem to be the only teams at the moment who have the potential to win some games against the top 3
HLE
BLG
T1
LYON/G2
FURIA
TSW
TES
HLE BLG and T1 are in such insane form right now. On the bright side for Furia, you can argue that Tatu has outjungled Oner for 2 games in a row, this kid is straight up already one of the best junglers in the world and he’s still in his 2nd year as a tier 1 pro
So sad for Furia, with a few adjustments they wouldve been up 2-0 vs Lyon heading into game 3, but it’s hard to stay focused in a series when you almost win the first 2 games and lose them both.
I liked Furia’s draft logic for game 1, and even for game 3, but Lyon flexed varus top blind which most teams wouldnt consider doing, especially after the nerfs
Time to learn from these games and make a lower bracket run, still believe in the boys
I honestly have no problem with this and you should too. Almost all players in higher ranks already do this in their heads and are planning last hits way before the last hit threshold is reached, and it will allow the rest of the community to use more brain power on other aspects of laning which are the more fun skill expressions in the game, such as trading/skirmishing in lane or just planning in general. This will have a very negligible effect on higher elo lobbies
Thomas Slotkin retweeted
"I coached the youngest team in the LCS in 2022 when we first put CLG together and then we won a championship the next year.
When I went to Furia I was coaching the youngest team in all of LTA and we won a championship in split 2.
Now this one is even a little crazier".
Thinkcard shares why he likes working with young rosters
3-0 GG SEN, Flyquest is indeed scaling
There’s only 2 teams we have a losing record against since spring started, C9 and SEN. We were close to overcoming C9 last week, and today we take on SEN. The improvement of this roster has been insane, and we are so much better than we were even a month ago. If we lock in today and play well, our lower bracket run has the potential to be one for the books #lcs
C9 3-5
SEN 3-6
TL 5-4
Lyon 4-1
DSG 2-0
DIG 2-0
SR 2-1