1y ago

Team Liquid vs. FlyQuest / LCS 2023 Spring - Week 2 / Post-Match Discussion

LCS 2024 SPRING

FlyQuest 1-0 Team Liquid

MATCH 1: FLY vs. TL

Winner: FlyQuest in 35m
Match History

	Bans 1	Bans 2	G	K	T	D/B
FLY	neeko nautilus nocturne	maokai xinzhao				I^{1 [O](#mt-ocean)}4 O^{5 [O](#mt-ocean)}6 B^{7 [E](#mt-elder)}8
TL	varus vi ashe	olaf poppy				M^{2 [H](#mt-herald)}3

FLY	12-3-26	vs	3-12-7	TL
Bwipo mordekaiser ^3	2-1-4	TOP	0-2-1	^2 ksante Impact
Inspired trundle ^3	4-1-4	JNG	1-2-2	^3 rell UmTi
Jensen orianna ^2	1-1-7	MID	2-4-0	^4 tristana APA
Massu ezreal ^2	4-0-3	BOT	0-3-2	^1 lucian Yeon
Busio karma ^1	1-0-8	SUP	0-1-2	^1 nami CoreJJ

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2 comments

I'm glad FLY didn't overreact to losing that top inhib. Trading it for the ocean soul was correct.
But also, good on TL for recognizing their best chance to win. They had to take the chance and hope for a Flyquest fumble.
- I'm glad that TL kept fighting to the end, even as FLY kept growing in power. It never felt like Fly were running away with it to the point that I would get bored. It was a fun one.
  This game actually makes me excited for this season. Maybe the teams (that aren't C9) are closer than I thought. I always thought that competitive seasons, where teams are closer to each other, are better for the region. I always notice when one team just dominates they tend to fall apart at Worlds (like TSM and C9 in tournies past, but same with like Gen G or G2). I think when teams are closer you get into more situations and have to learn to react to them. But idk, that's just my theory. Maybe it's just an excuse to want fun games to watch instead of stomps lol.