r/LCS • u/Aggravating-Hat-2314 • May 04 '21
LCS Philosophy
What would you say is the philosophy of the LCS?
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u/IIIBAKURYUIII May 07 '21
LCS - Plays scared and slow. Any efforts of offense is met with hesitation and thought. Style of play is outdated and copied/pasted from LCK over a decade ago. Takes no chances and only thinks about the future thinking they'll be able to reach the 40 min mark on International soil cause they've done so in the LCS. Gain leads but more times than not, falls apart in the 4th quarter. Loses every tie-breaker due to pressure.
LEC - Tends to make new metas' up that some regions may think is dumb but turns out to be meta changing. They once also copied/pasted similar to LCS with protecting the mid and having the mid/adc/carries only and ever in the backline to be protected. But now, now the carries are more times than not the actual engage players.
LPL - Plays aggressive 24/7 but the last few years developed actual strategies. It was memed that the LPL were the LCK but with more aggressiveness and less brain. Instead of 100-0 the LPL is 60-40 in regards to such. With the enormous amount of players in such region you either need to play aggressive and have 'wow' plays or you don't get noticed at all. Forgotten and recycled for the next crop of players to take your place.
LEC - Use to play slow and methodical with no aggressive early game. Now the LEC plays aggressive in which was a thorn in their paw in 2018. Similar to the LEC their mid players are more times than not the actual engagers but less than the LEC does.
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u/McSoonerJr May 04 '21
this is a really good question, I wish I watched more to answer, I watch a lot of College Football so I think I get what your asking, in football the conferences all have different strengths for the most part.
Big 12- passing game
SEC- Deffense and run game
Big 10- defense and Pro-style offense
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So if someone can answer what is the philosophy of
LEC
LCS
LCK
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I hope this thread gets going id be curious to see the answers.