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Yes, very great point lol For me, I experienced it as a refresher and nostalgia. I can't help but to feel butterflies seeing moments played out I watched live so long ago. I'm rooting like I'm watching it for the first time live again on the edge of my seat over other people playing a video game I already know the conclusion to, and yet Gbay makes it feel just as entertaining and enjoyable as seeing it through fresh eyes.

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tho i play league so its only natural

This is one of the reasons why i think winning worlds is overrated in a way. There have been great players that have never won worlds. Unfortunatly it doesnt only take emence skill, but also requires u to be on the right team at the right time. Some players get dragged along the finishline. Some deserve it more then others. Sometimes its just not ur day. Some who deserve it, not unlike deft, never make it. Yet the fans will only remember the winners. Since they are just in for the storyline and not properly analizing everyones skilllvl.

@@ChoB1den I agree mostly but fans DO remember players for their skill. Chovy and Doinb make a perfect opposite example imo. While Doinb won worlds, it seems like nobody talks too much about him or remembers him. On the other hand, Chovy has never won a worlds title but he is still very much praised for his mechanical skill.

@@Kepitano ive talked to enough people who say chovy is not as good as other mids, bcs he didnt win International events. He is consistently shting on lck mids wich is arguably more impressive though. These people are obviously completely wrong. Its seems like they take only outcomes into consideration, rather then actually analizing the player.

@@ChoB1den yeah. the majority of fans are lower rank than Emerald (and a huge chunk don't even play ranked) so it's not a surprise they don't have an accurate understanding or make an analytical argument for pro players. I'm not saying you can't have an opinion on them but surely the Diamond analysts at the desk would make a more valuable point of view.

​@@ChoB1den well ultimately what happens in the LCK stays in the LCK. People don't care so much about what happens far away. The problem with Chovy isn't that he never won Worlds, it is that he consistently underperforms in international events. Most people who only watch these events naturally think he's overrated and you can't blame them.

He's finally growing again! I remember for several years, Gbay was stuck at ~450k subscribers, give or take 10, 20 k. And completely deserved, these documentaries are amazing quality.

TRUUUUUUE ! faker managed to have positive kda and best farm in the game despite being counterpicked by the entire enemy team.he would have won every competition if his teammates didn't hold him back

Thanks so much man :)

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I don’t remember these patch but EDG lost Koro1 and had to replace him with AmazingJ. So their performance was definitely down from MSI

Yea it was really disappointing. Their guma documentary was a much better doc ngl

​​@@jerrytang5888it feels more like they filmed and released it because fans were complaining about there being none, rather than them actually planning it in advance, which is really disappointing. the fact there was none of his actual former or even current teammates in the docu was bafflingly funny, yet sad to me. a lot of t1 fans act like they're the management sometimes, way too much, but in this case, they're right. not planning out a documentary for the 10 year anniversary of the player who is basically your whole organization and the goat of his game, is just really bad. even if faker doesn't care about it, which i'm sure he doesn't, it would just be the right thing to do. if i was in t1's video team, i'd be planning that thing since january 1st 2023 and release it on his anniversary date exactly. it would have been my priority. that would be the only sensible thing to do. but i guess t1 don't care enough for that. very odd organization when it comes to video content and fan treatment. i just like that they treat their former and current players well financially and job stability wise. that's all they've got going for them. the video content? not it. the guma documentary was two times longer and so much better made - it's the documentary guma deserves, i loved it so much and i'm so happy he got it, but it begs the question of why this one was so lacking.