After Rogue's miraculous reverse sweep over Fnatic in the 2022 LEC Spring Playoffs, Odoamne spoke to Inven Global about his team's preparation for the series, how it played out compard to expectations, and shared his thoughts on his own level of play this season.
Rogue will move onto the finals of the post-season while Fnatic will have to give their best attempt to run it back in the lower bracket against the winner of G2 Esports and Misfits.
The player was allegedly in support of the conflict.
Across the three series in round 1 of the 2022 LCS Spring Playoffs, thirteen games were played. Of those thirteen games, the team drafting and playing on the blue side won ten of them, good for a 77% winrate.
Inven Global spoke with Humanoid, to discuss his thoughts on Fnatic’s team dynamic, his thoughts on MAD’s failures, and what teams are most intimidating coming into playoffs.
Fnatic's support player talks about his MVP candidacy and how mid laner Humanoid is leading Fnatic's direction in-game.
The LEC had two clear favorites heading into the Spring Split. How have these "superteams" faired since?
Inven Global had the chance to talk with Upset, to discuss his thoughts in EU bot lanes, what teams will be strong in playoffs, and Fnatic’s team environment.
Jakob "YamatoCannon" Mebdi has his eyes on the prize. Fnatic was considered to be one of the most promising teams entering the new season, and so far have shown great capability. The roster has one of
Ever since Tim “Nemesis” Lipovšek left Fnatic at the end of the 2020 season, his journey as a content creator, under Gen.G, marked a second chapter in his LoL Esports career. Reloca
Inven Global sat down with Odoamne, to discuss his offseason, his opinions on the Rogue roster, and his goals for the year.
With their rosters both set, let’s stack these two teams up, and decide which one is more likely to find success in the LEC.
While we do like for Awards to be generally positive, we can't bypass the dark side of the scene. Today in the Inven Global Awards, we acknowledge the latter: the controversies that negatively shook the scene or tainted it to a bigger or smaller extent.
Fnatic have confirmed the signings of former G2 Esports top laner Wunder and former Misfits jungler Razork following reports.
Two days after responding to Adam, Upset made another post via Twitter sharing more of his thoughts after having a chance to reflect on the situation and how it played out.
Upset has released another statement regarding the criticism weighed by former teammate Adam "Adam" Maanane, stating he plans to stay with Fnatic.
Nisqy took to Twitter himself to state that the buyout negotiations were not the only factor in what has resulted in his teamlessness regarding competitive play for the 2022 season.
UPDATE Nov. 15: During the Dot Esports League of Legends Free Agency Show, Jacob Wolf stated that the clause in Perkz's buyout contract from G2 Esports to Cloud9 that prohibits Fnatic from signing Perkz through 2023 was signed by both G2 & C9, but not Perkz himself.
When the talents of the world's greatest gamers are put to the test and neither player backs down — this is the stuff of iconic esports moments.
So where do the moral lines lie and are G2 the embodiment of all evil in esports?
