CoreJJ

So he ended up bullying off both his red and Krugs.

That ended up pulling CoreJJ out of bottom lane XP range as well.

Now that seemed like small and counter jungling is not usually as big a deal as it used to be.

But...

When I talk to coaches and other players that play with him, they're saying he's almost always saying the right thing.

He's supposed to be that CoreJJ or Inspired type guy.

guy but like my impression is that everyone just starts kind of shitting their pants and no one's listening like everyone's just yelling and and i i don't know what's going on in those moments but i mean as as much as it's not any one player's fault you know like um there's a lot of mistakes that were made by a lot of people i was also really disappointed by the the drafting i feel like especially against furia um I feel like when your team is really struggling mentally, you should go simple, and I feel like sometimes we were playing more complex comps, and particularly against FURIA, I felt like it was crazy when we have that game three against FURIA.

I almost didn't want to watch the rest of the series when I saw the draft in game three, and we banned Varus, Jayce, and Vayne against Gigo and left up his Volibear, which is literally his most famous pick that he beat our ass with, by the way, like literally at America's Cup.

[laughs] And then just cut out.

'Cause that was the whole, that was the whole Core JJ one.

Yeah.

And, uh, that was funny.

[laughs]

I, uh, I counted that team through the nine, seven, seven championships that CoreJJ has won.

Yeah, but CoreJJ isn't, he's not Morgan.

He's been, he's been playing really well though.

Yeah, he's amazing.

That is a fact.

You're right.

CoreJJ's incredible, however, no player is Morgan.

Team Liquid with a huge victory.

CoreJJ, best in the Americas.

His seventh championship, I believe it was.

You're not counting the LTA era, but I think he's at seven domestic championships.

However, uh, I think those same problems are still true.

Dom talked about in his podcast with Kaedrel how, like, Blaber and Vulcan kind of split shot calling responsibilities, but he still doesn't consider either of them the same level of in-game leader as, like, a CoreJJ or an Inspired.

Right.

And I think that's why stuff happens like, uh, like the elder fight in game four, where Tactical just gets completely abandoned-

We're gonna have to do it on Monday because you're flying to America on Tuesday.

Correct.

Uh, the last thing in my notes that I didn't mention is CoreJJ is 32.

Okay.

Jose, out of every jungler in NA, has the best read of Inspired.

And you just can't doubt CoreJJ when it comes to best of fives on stage.

So...

I think it's full five games.