Worst "Superteams" in League of Legends..
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- League of Legends' superteams are notorious for choking when it matters most. A star-studded roster and unlimited potential aren't enough to overcome the famous superteam curse. From LGD to KT Rolster, these are the 10 Biggest Superteam Failures in League of Legends History.
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There's no better at choking than GENG's stomping T1 then proceeded to choke at either quarter or semi finals
Its all because Chovy cracked Faker's secret.
Earlier in his career, Chovy ALWAYS lost to Faker. T1 beat GenG in LCK finals like 2 or 3 years in a row, every time. The T1 - GenG match up used to be like 12 to 3 in favor or T1 or something crazy like that. Chovy himself said Faker was the hardest mid to play against because of his "mind game". Recently, Chovy has said he understood Faker's playstyle better now, and coincidently that was also when GenG started to flip the record against T1.
gen lost bo5 to t1 at msi tho? lol
@@Aliens1337lol you don’t have to type an essay like that. GEN are just bonafide chokers at international stage. What happened the last time T1 vs GEN meet at international stage on a bo5?
t1 lost @@kksjsjhss
@@jamildacalos6381 T1 3-2 GEN at MSI = international stage bo5 peanut brain?
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I think Top Esports from this past year should have gotten an honorable mention. A large part of the LPL community expected standout rookie Wayward, reigning MVP Tian, 2018 IG duo Rookie and JackeyLove, and solid support Mark to be a heavy contender for much more than they achieved, many even initially believing that they were the primary LPL team that could stand up to this year’s JDG. Instead, they ended up 7th in the regular season in spring before beating an underwhelming Team WE roster in the playoffs and losing to OMG. In summer, they finished fourth in the regular season and beat EDG 3-2 in playoffs before losing 3-1s from BLG and LNG. They then lost the regional finals to Weibo Gaming of all teams, ending a very sub par year
Most LPL fans were hoping they'd choke, so we didn't have to see it at worlds.
What a bs, if tes is a superteam then every team are.
Tian is super inconsistent, rookie is far from his prime, wayward, well I won't bother comment on this and mark was average.
Standout rookie wayward? No way??? He was decent but never a standout lol. How can anyone call a team with wayward and mark a super team be serious
Nah but not the squiward sneak in 😂
That FPX super team gotta hurt me the most, Nuguri my favorite top laner going to a team with 4 other world champions and watching them fail time after time was heartbreaking.
I feel you brother! So frustrating to see him dominant all year long and then have his team blunder at worlds
@@LoLAthlete It was really unlucky that Nuguri refused to communicate with his Team. Especially when he made Tian cry after refusing to speak with him.
@@danielji8787 Didn't Tian attack Nuguri's family?
Tian tax, bro is probably the biggest choker in all of LoL. Nuguri and Tian are good players but they just dont fit eachother as teammates.
@@bluezz7457 Sorry sir, my english is not good, im not sure that i got it the first sentence. But i agree with the second one. I dont really know them but looks like Nuguri has some personal edges. Like choosing words right, or principals etc.. Tian is not like that, way more outgoing. This my opinion at first sight only. maybe im wrong.
This is why this years JDG was so outstanding, it was a superteam that finally worked out and almost from day 1. Even tho they didnt win worlds (which was their ultimate goal) you cannot say this year was a disapointment, 2 domestic titles with hard competition and an MSI win with arguably a better format than worlds. Almost finished the golden road, nothing but impressive, sad we couldnt see them for another year
yeah jdg was just unbeatable all year until the semis :D
@@radasvidea5909 Faker diff
I don't want loser bracket and I am fine as long as their is no loser bracket.
Crazy how they choked semis by picking fucking red side in this meta actually insane
Picking red side is actually fine but they did not fully utilize the advantage of being in red side and t1 is one of the few teams if not the only team to be really good on red side. @@konradcrebbs
Good vid but I would argue KZD 2018 and LGD 2015 aren't truly failed super teams, they just had one notable huge underperformance.
LGD 2015 took EDG to 5 games in spring playoffs coming 2nd and won summer, hardly a bad year. For KZD they had an insane spring split too going 16-2 and winning the split. They stand apart from the rest of the teams who barely accomplished anything and did have their own fair share of success.
For KZ I would consider them a failure as they lost to RNG in a series they should of won since this was still during the era of korean dominance and their lost foreshadowed lpl was getting closer to lck. In addition they also lost to SSG the team that went to worlds and bombed out of group stage. They are not the worst super team, but they did fail considering they had so much talent and choked when it mattered.
Also, KZ not only lost in regionals, they lost in regionals against Gen G who played the traditional Korean style.
I think the 2017 ardent senser meta is a better example of how riot nerfed kingzone. The disastrous buff of ardent senser before worlds 2017 was even worse. Kingzone was known as Longzhu at that tournament, and they had exceled in playing hyperaggro carry toplaners. The ardent senser meta in worlds 2017 completely shut down the aggression of Khan who excelled in carry toplaners, which was very hard to do against a hyperfarming ad carry and support ardent senser lineup back then, Khan had to play out of comfort picks all tournament!
It also highlighted how dogshit of a coach zandarch was. Slow at reading and adapting to the meta. You could tell the team just chilled before the actual march and didn't practice for it looking at those dogshit drafts. I imagine if KT never hired him they'd have at least a few more titles or at least world appearances. I hate him so much. So many good teams fumbled because of this man's drafting. He is what the owner of GRF accused CVmax of. In that any coach could have coached these teams and gotten the same results cus he's so useless.
ardent was strictly nerfed before worlds 2017 and was overpowered the entire season 7. Longzhu just failed to adapt fast enough
@@jmoak14 not true, riot intended to nerf it before worlds 2017 but as we all know Riots intentions dont always allign with what happens to the game. The change to the item was that the lifesteal andattackspeed buff to allies went from scaling through levels to a flat amount of attackspeed/lifesteal. This just made the item absolutely absurd. It didnt turn out to be the nerf that made the item weaker, it just made the item stronger and more valuable earlier on. The item was so insanely abused all tournament, all the games just turned to a speedrun for supports to get ardent as soon as possible, whoever got the item first just won most of the time. This wasnt a problem earlier that season, longzhu dominated the LCK during the summer split that year before the change and even before that the item had still been absurdly powerful.
A very recent one but This year's flyquest hurt me especially hard as a fan of both Fly and Prince. They started out pretty strong in spring but it only got worse from there. How they then managed to compete for last after getting Vulcan of all people as support is beyond me.
a perfect example of getting a 'better' player is not always an upgrade
In what world is Flyquest considered a superteam ????
@@Gue55edBy LCS standards, they were. Started off very well in Spring and was tied for first place with C9. They fell off a bit in playoffs and finished 3rd behind C9 and GG. The lesser said about their summer the better.
@@Gue55ed Fly spent a ton of money and got a bunch of the best players in the LCS on one team
@@kayoom9613 with my standards, me and my silver friends were a clash superteam
Dude if you want to call it "biggest chokers in LoL history" ok, but if it's "worst superteams" there's simply NO WAY you can have kt's superteam in the conversation. Yeah, they didn't win every tournament possible and Worlds (which is something you'd expect from a team with 3 goats at the time and a top 2 adc ever) like they were supposed to, but they were still one of the best teams in the world during that period. Their early games were by far the best, they constantly did tower dives (which was something that wasn't done in the LCK since the league was super slow) or smashed top lane with combos like Renekton Elise. And they obviously won the LCK and were easily the second best team in Worlds 2018.
2018 isn't relevant to what the video is discussing though. The video specifically talks about the roster from 2017. While Pawn played most games in 2018 Spring, he played only 1 game in Summer and 0 at Worlds 2018. They were doing good in 2018 despite not having Pawn lmao.
There's no way you can't have them. They straight up didn't qualify for worlds 2017 with what was probably the GOATs in 3 of their roles at the time, Deft being top 2 adc in the world and pawn being around top 5 somewhere.
It's the only true superteam in LoL history and they won 1 split out of 4, made it to 1 out of 2 worlds and losing in quarters.
There have been other superteams regionally but no other team has had the best players in 4/5 roles join the same team.
@@NotASummoneri know that pawn was a world champ in 2014 but in 2016/2017 how was his level?
The fact you don’t have 2018/2019 TSM “best in the west” is crazy. This was the OG western superteam and TSM couldnt even make it to LCS finals…. Let along compete at worlds which was what the roster was designed to do
Because of that 2021 FPX team I actually watched every LPL games that year beside a few bottom team vs bottom team matches.
FPX was definitely the best team in LPL and they got robbed both spring and summer split by the lower bracket format. If there was no lower bracket or if FPX could have a second chance by being from winners bracket they would’ve definitely won both splits and would’ve not boomed at worlds.
They were most people’s favorites going into worlds even as a 2nd seed.
Doinb isn’t known to be the mechanical player that 1v9s games, but in summer that year he literally put his team on his back and carried every game in regular season. I honestly believe that his regular season is the best individual split of all time. Even Faker never had a split like that. And that split will be forgotten because they didn’t win.
Yea I remember that everyone was saying that Doinb is the best mid in the World since he was carrying the team, sad year for them
I'm not sure if this is the right Worlds I'm thinking of or if I'm mixing things up but if FPX didn't go against DWG in the earlier stages, they prob would've gone much higher in placement. DWG was unbeatable until they choked in the finals against EDG. FPX def outshined much of the LPL teams but unfortunate how it turned out.
@@mandy11254No, they literally choked to Rogue and Cloud9.
Doinb played against lpl mid. Dont chance vs faker
I don't blame Rekkles joing T1 Academy. He's literally been to many failed super teams I think him leaving the major scene are understandable when on paper he should've won more with those super teams.
he's for all intents and purposes in his retirement arc
He has played in only 2 teams that would qualify as a super team, and for one of them he only played one split. What are you talking about?
In my opinion it's T1 with Khan, Clid, Faker, Teddy and Mata that team should've been the first to reach the Golden Road...
The LOL gods didn't allow it because they knew things about Clid we didn't know then. Can't have our first golden roader team to include such a scumbag.
It's hard to call Clid and Teddy "super" before joining the team. And I'd hardly call winning 2 splits and getting to 2 semis and losing to a respectable opponent both times "bad".
T1 should have done it in 2016
This is the channel I have been looking for
5:18 fact is wrong, Alliance was the first team to bombed groups while LGD was the 2nd. KZ was in a 4 way tie for 1st where they were only 3 points off from winning the regular season
one thing to note about Labrov is that he is really good at solo queue which is why he was valued so much in that Vitality team
I think these superteams is still miss one more thing that also affects gameplay. The good coaching team... Planning and strategic drafting/banning are very influence to the outcome of the game.
I love super teams
Just marvel at the sight of clashing ego, language barrier, lack of team cordination to inevitably crash and burn.
bro wants to see the world burn
Forgot to mention Vitality of this year 2023. They had Photon, Bo, Perkz, Neon before getting replaced by Upset and Kaiser.
No they didn't. If you pay attention, they mention it while they started talking about 2022 Vitality.
its crazy that teams still sign that fraud upset
An honorable mention would be 2022 Nongshim Redforce. They had Canna, Bdd, Ghost and Effort. They also failed to qualify for playoffs.
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Whats about griffin? Every single roaster success after leaving griffin.. Except sword.
The players were good(except sword) but they were rookies, they're not a superteam
@@phosphophyllitepansy8516 they dominated LCK and expected to be the next dominating team but i think u right.
theyre rookies, thats like saying current t1 is a superteam
gen g is like the upgraded version of grf
In LCK fandom, we consider 17KT as the first failed super team of LCK. The world 'Dae-per Team', which is a slang used in LCK fandom to call a failed super team comes from 17 KT. There are some teams considered as a failed, or at least underperformed super team such as 19 SKT, 20 Gen.G, 23 HLE. I think that 23 HLE also can be considered as a failed super team. They made a roaster of Kingen-Clid-Zeka-Viper-Life, which cobtained 3 world winners. However, due to Clid's sexual harassment, they used Grizzly, a rookie instead of Clid, so they failed to qualify to Worlds. Hopefully, they could do better in 2024, with the team of Doran-Peanut-Zeka-Viper-Delight.
Kingen and zeka always were mid/low players in lck. They only outperformed in worlds.
Clid was a inter
Life was a mid player
I think at least an honorable mention should go to XL 2023. Odo,Vtho,Patrik and Targa were all top 3 in their respective roles and xerxe with how he performed the season before definitely looked pretty decent with a lot of pros saying he deserved to be considered a top 3 jungler. Sure maybe they didn't have the hype behind them of a big name like Perkz (because let's be honest it only matters how big the name is and not if they are actually still a top player) but they definitely had high enough calibre players to be called a superteam (I mean they probably had overall better players then TL and Vit)
Now, we need a video about underdog teams who made it far in Worlds
2022 drx should be in a whole different level in this conversation; and then some other teams come into mind, such as 2018 G2, 2020 Suning, 2017 Samsung, and 2021 c9.
2016 albus nox luna, 2022 DRX, 2019 splyce is what comes to my mind.
Kingzone 2018 one of my favourite teams, it's so sad their run had to end like that 😢
GenG has to be the worst superteam internationally, winning regionals but loosing to the same teams they already beaten in splits in Worlds
I'll have to give the Gen G as the worst superteam. I mean come on, Gen G kept buying out all these famous players for the past 5 yrs or so and accomplishing nothing.
Which year are you talking about?
The current Cloud 9 roster was overhyped and regarded as the best in NA but has been on a slide since week 2. Nothin too crazy, but an honorable mention
I was waiting for the failed t1 2019 super team
For me it definitely has to be 2018 KT Rolster. They gave us so much hope by winning LCK summer, only to choke hard on worlds. And the same weird thing happened again last year.
KT vs SKT was one of my favorite rivalries
The other thing that hurt immortals was that TSM fumbled the spring finals, allowing CLG to qualify for worlds with championship points
I really believe I saw this video elsewhere!
Very rarely do superteams work out like this years JDG for example. BLG tried forming superteams every year but when they went budget this year they had their best season by far in the history of the org
KT doesn't deserve to be here. Basically the same roster apart from Ucal taking PawN's place was the only one to take games from 2018's IG past the group stage, and they took them to a Bo5 that was down to the wire. The team wasn't bad, they needed time to cook. If indeed they won the Bo5 against iG we would have had KT blast through G2 and FNC as our 2018 world champions
2023 VIT deserves more of a spot, great Korean prospect toplaner, one of the hottest mechanical junglers exiled from the LPL for his insider betting, one of the best historical LEC mids, fresh high potential rookie adc, and kaiser I guess he has LEC titles with MAD. They stomped the winter split but fell apart for two whole seasons immediately after. From choking out the entire LEC in split one to dead last in summer.
2023 VIT did not have a "fresh high potential rookie adc". Neon has been in the LEC off and on since mid 2018. Both Kaiser and Perkz came off bad years. Also while Photon and Bo were promising talent, they can't turn 3 meh players into a super team. 2022 VIT everyone's stock was way better at the time and Labrov was the best from the previous year's roster. Labrov is also consistently high ranked in solo queue for what that's worth.
Honourable mention to 2020 spring Excel, to a small extent. Superstar toplaner Expect, jungler/shotcaller Caedrel, mechanically gifted midlaner Mickey, Prodigy ADC Patrik, and solid EULCS veteran support Tore. Most coming off very solid runs. The potential for this team was fantastic, and there was a massive push from Excel staff to support them as best as possible, they just imploded mentally. It was such a shame, and an opportunity for the org to really hit the ground running and make a name for themselves.
hate to break it to you but that's no superteam
Mickey was the downside of this team, yes he was mechanically good but he was flakier than a pastry. When he was good he was great but more often than not he just looked lost.
Caedrel and superteam lmao :D 🐀
Caedrel ain't no shotcaller 🤣at least wasn't a good one 😅
T1 2019 domimated LCK but failed to win MSI & Worlds. It's beyond me, those roster were the most stacked T1 had ever projected with former SS White player that was Mata but never have international title
they ego'd G2 by not banning Xayah and paid for it
G2 denying players to go to FNC is straight up BS since their best ever player came from FNC
calling kingzone a superteam is an overstatement yes 3 rox tigers players 1 rookie toplaner midlaner who was gonna get relegated before getting picked up by longzhu khan
First reaction was "Wildturtle superteam? Really?" and then I looked at the 2016 rosters and yeah... Was 2015 the year he was randomly a world class corki at worlds while his team with int feeding?
Turtle was a beast until 2017/18 tho
I think you are referring to 2014 worlds, because in 2015 tsm looked rly off (they were burned out) and i dont remember turtle being able to shine there
I guess it was the fact he was top 3 AD in na for years (in some even better than dl and sneaky) by then what got the ppl hyped (and damn 2016 imt was fun to watch, sadge they choked)
at no point in his life was wildturtle even top 50 worldwide lmao
great video!
Funfact to Kingzone: IT wasnt the First Superteam they Had. After incredible miracle went to longzu they bought Coco and chaser. The best jngler ans Second best midlaner of the League Back than.
With the amount of times Rekkless had to be mentioned when talking about failed super teams I really hope he doesn't dampen the growth of T1 academy 😅
That's fair, but thus far the top and jungle on that team have been the ones dampening growth.
Calling any LEC/LCS team a "superteam" is a crime and should never be said again.
i think that year skt with meta on the team was huge fail too
Well they did win 2 LCK splits and went to 2 semis internationaly.
Yes the team was meant to win it all, but still its better than teams on this list.
You've got to mention Vitality 2023 making 10th freaking place summer
The worse vitality "Superteam" most be the 2023 Spring and summer team, With Photon, Bo, Perkz, Upset and Kaiser going from top 3 in Spring to the 10th spot in sommer I have never in my life seen a team fail so hard
Their jungler was a chinese very overrated cuz win 10 games in lpl with the best lpl team in that moment. I almost sure that u can any other jg in that fpx and still winning
There's no way the Misfits of GorillA isn't here
omg, a "Superteam" with Santorin???????? ru kidding haha
Super team SKT 2019 was the most disappointing for me. Khan,Clid,Faker,Teddy,Mata was supposedly the #1 contender for that year World, just by how they dominated the LCK.
And then Mata underperformed, leaving the sp role to Effort to duo with Teddy - who is a safe-play adc, the bot lane was completely ruined. Losing to G2 that year at quarterfinal was so unbelivable, they lost without even packing some serious punches
Skt 2019 did not dominated lck, were champions cuz griffin was a choker team.
They lost to g2 in semis twice(msi and world). Both series was so close like t1 vs jdg game 3 and u write without knowing
Also that msi semis was the real final.
G2 was a great team but choker like griffin
I would consider the full Korean Flyquest roster that finished 9th in LCS to be the biggest disappointment in recent years ,they legit looked like the best team on paper but ended up being for 80% of the season the worst team in NA .
Not really a super team though
The good Thing for deft with the kt fail was: He already won the lck. In times the Name lck didnt exist. 2014 spring. But the system in Korea we're crazy than. Sister Teams and the Summer Split Winner didnt qualifier for worlds
Can we please retroactively give Smeb a championship, it's a shame the best top of all time never got the big one.
Not how it works tbf. Sadly greatness doesn't always result in winning the biggest events.
Caught this video a little late. Immortals is the third NA Super team behind CDE and Quantic. CDE being the only real successful.
As a relatively new Watcher, def gonna go with G2. Those guys are the team that made me understand that Unga Bunga League is best league. They taught me thar doing the unexpected can have amazing results. They looked like they were all having a blast. It was cool. That team was cool. Mikyx is still the most handsome man in Esports. That has nothing to do with the topic. I just don't get to talk League that often. 2019 G2 is a GOATed team for me.
I never understood how Kingzone in 2018 looked bad in the end of Summer let alone not even going to Worlds. I guess the mage botlane meta screwed Pray a lot.
To me the worst superteam was FPX since it made my fav player retire at that time
You totally forgot HLE 2023 lol
"miky is a passive player, who gets told what to do" .... do you have a tumour perhaps?
I also thought this was strange. Another weird conclusion... probs won't watch this channel again. Lol.
Can you link me to the Kt Rolster Score you have no trophies skit?
I think the most disappointing super team of all time is SKT with Khan and Mata (I forgot the year) they're super uncoordinated and losing horribly.
2019? They won LCK twice and went to worlds semis?
@@JealotGamingnot agreeing with OP but the way they lost to G2 at Worlds was embarrassing asf
at least at MSI G2 played really well but at Worlds it was just who played worse
Like Faker's Ryze and Qiyana were atrocious that series. Same with Effort's Leona.
2019 G2 is the weakest semifinalist SKT ever faced at Worlds and yet 2019 SKT still managed to fumble the bag
@@elsuperhornasion2498 2019 G2 is for sure not the weakest.
2015 OG for insance is way weaker
@@stefankatsarov5806 completely forgot about them you're right
tho G2 is still the 2nd weakest
@@elsuperhornasion2498dude dont underestimate g2. They were a great team.
FPX 2021 😢
Things like calling this the "original NA super team" is freaking hilarious. There is over half a decade of seasons you've discredited. The original NA super team was Chicks Dig ELO.
The Most painful is g2. Because with one Change IT could have been sucessful. Dont Bench the Player which carries g2 in the lec against sk Back than. 2 Options: benching Caps
or have a rotating mid.
Ah yes KZ
I think you spelled lcys wrong:)
theres a say, can't have too many chefs in the kitchen.
And after immortals Superteam died they did wualifiy for worlds.... And went in the Furious 2-4 3 way tie gruop
I can't tell if the VO is AI
It’s not :)
Should have shout out 2023 FQ and 2023 VIT but W vid
You forgot to mention HLE
Superteam of HLE last year is not included? lol
2017 skt 😂 smashing everything just to get 0-3 bis Samsung in worlds finals
At least 2018 KT wom a title
Alphari not translating leads was the biggest issue for Vit? What are you smoking? Carzzy and Labrov were bottom tier that season while Alphari hard carried them vs XL in spring playoffs. Alphari was also voted 2nd all pro by his peers in summer.
How could you possibly draw the conclusion that Alphari was their biggest issue? Such a silver take.
Some of this channels' takes are a bit strange tbh.
What about the current T1 Squad?
Weren't they supposed to win every tournament they participated in?
Winning only 2 of them feels lik a disappointment to me.
Especially when we consider the KT superteam to be that bad.
Bait
T1 won Worlds. There is no bigger title. Every other title is meaningless compared to Worlds.
@@EldenLord.
Shouldve won more then 1 worlds.
How is that loss to drx not a massive failure? Same with all the finals against geng?
@@riseagainstthemachine6079 They made it to a ton of finals. Sure they could have won against DRX but then who knows if they would have won Worlds 2023. This team never was a "massive" failure. You dont win Worlds and say the team was a "massive" failure. T1/SKT as an org has won 4 Worlds titles now. Most teams can only dream of making it to Worlds in the first place. So any roster that wins Worlds, is an instant success.
@@EldenLord.
Its because T1 is such a prestiegeous org!
Thats why such results are a failure.
Bro you probably started watching esports with league and think that you know organisations now. Just stfu at this point
E a super fúria do ranger?
2015 OMG is worse than 2015 LGD how are they not on the list
Honestly I think LGD 2016 was worse they got Marin after SKT won worlds in 2015
This year's HLE should be here
A super team cannot come from LCS. There‘s no good pro players in LCS, even they used to be good at other league，but after they join LCS they all suck.
2018 skt/t1 with mata and whoever else failed miserably
You high or something? The 2018 SKT was arguably their worst team yet (though the 2023 T1 Faker-less team is near them). They have Thal, Blossom, and Untara on the same team, and Blank's infamous 618 game occured on the same year. That is not what I call a superteam.
@@lordpaulphilippfernandez9904He's talking about the 2019 roster, but he accidentally put 2018.
No flyquest?
I think Team Vitality is the definition of bad superteam xdd
KZ and GRF
wait... GodV's good??? (pun intended)
sn with xiaoAL h4cker maple smlz & swordArt
9:40 Wait a second, this isnt a joke? People actually call/called this a super team? I thought this was but a rib.. And here i thought people had a good sense of humor.
Yeah hi i hate IMT for taking Huni and Reignover 🥺
Is the naisou mlbb caster voicing the this video
Is T1 considered a Super Team that all of them won Worlds now and decided to stay together?
No they're not a super team, never were, super team implies you gather rookies or established veterans from other teams. Zeus (Wooje before he went into the LCK), Oner, and Guma were all developed and played under T1 as academy players before being moved to the main roster. Only player T1 got from another player in this iteration is Keria
@@SayaaNara I mean it as a fact after they won Worlds, of course they're not a Super team before but should they be called that now?
@@skrattaoppar9753no. Four wards and Faker are not a super team. Fucking frauds only won 1 out of 9 games without him in the LCK. Pathetic.
@@skrattaoppar9753 idk to be fair 4 out of 5 of there players are talents that T1 literally raised themselves in the org, faker guma oner and zeus are all fully raised by the org only keria was ex DRX member. but at the same time they are defending worlds champion, 2 times worlds finalists, 1 msi finals, 1 msi semi's, 3 lcks finals and 1 lck trophy, all of it back to back to back in 2 years now going into 3rd year. T1 could be considered a super team depending on how you look at a super team.
@enzolags they may not be veterans but they are still decorated and well accomplished. But if that's the definition of a Super Team then then a lotta LCK/LPL teams should be considered Super Teams cuz it's filled with decorated Veterans and Super Rookies.
TSM 2018 deserves a shoutout
Ka boses ni Naisou
no one can counter faker
fq 2023 summer with vulcan how tf they got last place
t1 2020: 2nd spring season, spring champs, 4th summer, but lost in 1st round of playoffs and was swept by geng in regionals
tes 2023 where wayward and tian just hyper intend rookie and jkl
hle 2023 clid life were the worse players on it but kingen and zeka weren't really helping and it just felt like viper was elo helled again
tes 2022 was pretty similar to fpx 2021
v5 2022 summer, they were looking really good in spring and somehow karsa rich (who was all lpl pro 1st team) and photic just seemed to lost all confidence
wbg spring 2023 had a good performance but could've been better if karsa showed up (played similar to v5 2022 summer) and ended up getting 3-0 by blg in playoffs
ns 2022 literally has canna bdd and ghost and somehow made bottom 3 in both splits prob the worst lck super team by far
ksv-geng 2018 barely made playoffs and lost in the first series in BOTH splits, while DESTROYING skt griffin and kingzone in regionals just to not make it out of groups WITH THEIR SSG WORLD CHAMP ROSTER
I don't seriously think you can call 2022 vitality a superteam. None of the players were considdered to be the best or maybe even top 3 in their respective roles, just in EU alone. Perkz has been amazing through his career, but the consensus in 2022 was that he was far below his peak and there's a reason he got left out of the G2 roster.
Nah,they definitely were considered a superteam by the vast majority
i think photon, bo, perkz, upset and kaiser was looking even better than the 2022 roster and they imploded again
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TES 2022
HLE 2023
Where are they?
Tes: Wayward, mark arent world class player even tian, 2 world in a row playing like a bot
Hle: only viper was a world class. kingen/zeka always were mid-low players in lck. Life/clid also are mid
Worse yet G2 LOOSING FINALS 3-0 to Irrelevant FPX
Why lgd failed so hard at worlds(they didnt really failed hard they Dominated many Games which they lost later) is the Playstyle. In the Chinese League were the stereotype Chinese Playstyle of Fighting there Wave Control macro Playstyle was perfect. About korean Teams and Western Teams this Playstyle cant be sucessful. And Like in every Other Superteam IT showes that the harmony ist important. After the starting lose against Origin which tot a great Comeback the Moral was dead
2023 HLE survived lol
Honestly its EVERY TOP 2 team from NA and EU in the past decade. Prove me wrong.