People always start the analysis from when Keria dies usually, but could we just point out that Guma hit a full range Varus ult on the Orianna to force her to use Zhonya's + Flash as Oner and Zeus are on top of her. He effectively 1v3'd in this fight.
#NOHATE No, it's obviously not, the immortilized one is maybe worth 50/60 bucks, this is ridiculous #permabanahri It is digital, it costs as much as a playstation, collector prices are off the roof and always unjustified, it's absolute luxury, the example u chose were signed real life objects, you can copy virtual things basically an unlimited amount of time People are starving to death all while a company that is already rich fomos and gatekeeps fans via these skins Prestige is also not something healthy you should look out for The price of the skin goes against the philosophy of faker: plays no skins and doesn't waste money and lives rather cheap for his wealth and it goes against the philosophy of the event: to honor and immortilize Faker what you do by making the skin as affortable as possible, because the more have it, the more will play, the more will see it, the more people will be reminded of him in the future the 30 percent of the sales doesn't go to faker directly, rather to t1 and the lck, all are not poor, hell, Faker probably doesn't even want the money, he just get's it because rito or he will probably do charity at some point If u'd ask him personally he would probably tell you to definitely not buy anything but the risen skin, if you have to buy one Also I'm priviledged as hell and I'm saying 50/60 bucks, maybe that's still too much. This is also hundred percent a way for riot to test how far they can go with the prices. There are people taken advantage of that are unhealthy (Spoiler: most who buy it are unhealthy) because it seems to have taken such an important part in their lives, they haven't learned others ways to feel good than spending money, who compensate, have lost their minds regarding the worth of money, this is a corrupted predatory system and if you buy the skin you are a part of it. That's why I will likely not get the skin, because taking part in giveaways still supports the system. That's what I call nice moral highground, because I'd love to have this skin
I actually agree that the skin visually should probably costs maximum 50 dollars or even the degree of an ultimate skin price line. However, the fact that it's made after one of the greatest esports players alive today and is still actively play increases the value. Is the increase of $450 right? To us wanting to buy the skin, obviously not. But I think that because it's suppose to be such a prestigious skin that glorifies the best League player, along with him actually being involved in it with his own signature, I feel like there has to be some kind of expensive price gate in order to obtain the skin. You can't virtually copy this skin unless you pay the price point, which is why I feel like people are viewing this very negatively. Obviously you shouldn't be buying expensive things that you can't afford but that's not just in League of Legends, that's in real life in almost every circumstance of your life as well. Faker doesn't play with any skins, but that doesn't mean he would be against having his own skin for one of the champions that he loves the most. Would he agree to the price point? Probably not IMO, but that's just what luxury is. Just because you don't have this skin won't make you quit the game, nor will it make people not interested in the game. In fact, this skin probably brought more awareness to the game in general with all the publicity. I also agree that a bigger portion of funds made by the skin or even his percentage should go to him, but he could have easily asked Riot to evenly split it amongst the LCK team since he doesn't need the money. He wouldn't tell you not to buy the skin, he'd probably advise the same thing that you and I have both said about learning when and where to spend your money while thanking those who did buy the skin. Riot has already done the test with the release of the $200 Jhin skin. With people buying a skin purely for the champion alone but if people are willing to spend that much for the love of their champion, why would they have a lower cost for a skin created after such a prestigious player? In the end, it's how you perceive Faker. If you view him as just another great esports player, then the $500 is no doubt a total ripoff. If you perceive him to be the esports version of Messi, Ronaldo, MJ, Wilt, Federer, then you might justify the price of luxury behind it.
@@jangb98 In the end I'm probably also biased about the immortilized one, because that's the one I actually care about, yes... sell the prestige signature one for hundreds of dollars, but at least make the one without it actually morally affordable, like I could afford paying these 300 Dollars, but I won't because it's just not okay to have it priced that high. Supporting that system is (I'm sorry) idiotic of and for consumers.
Faker has to be the first one in the Hall of Legends. If his injuries decline, I can see him playing mid for another 2-4 years at a high level before he starts declining to a mid level. Then he'll switch over to support. Then he'll retire but by then the game will probably be dead. I understand the greed that's coming from Riot introducing him now to rake in the cash, but I can see a lot of justification in their decision. Faker is a once in a life time esports player.
@jangb98 granted league is a much newer game with a shorter life span, but players are never inducted until they've retired in almost all professional leagues across the world. Even the goats, Michael jordan and Wayne Gretzky don't get that exception. The point of a hall of fame is to celebrate and immortalize the past. It's weird and almost disrespectful to an extent to celebrate a career that is still active. Most sports have limits on who and when you can be inducted because they aren't worried about the sport up and dying tomorrow. This demonstrates a couple things on riots part: They aren't confident in the longevity of their game and that cash is the most important thing to them. We already knew one of those things. Also, the worst part of allowing active players to be inducted is it opens the possibility of "flash in the pan" players to get inducted when in the grand scheme of things they weren't hall of legend(fame) worthy, rather they just had 1 outstanding performance, year whatever it is...
can you be so confident that League of Legends will last as long as regular sports when we have references to how long esport titles last in general? there's no reason for esports to follow the traditional format of regular sports, they both share similarities in competitiveness but lifespans for both esport games and esport pro player careers are so much shorter. i remember seeing aphromoo retire and thinking about how much of a veteran and longstanding player he is competing for over 11 years. no disrespect to aphro, but Faker is the true 2003 Escalade that Lebron talked about that never had to change it's tires once.
@jangb98 riot has changed their approach numerous times. First, they didn't want to be like traditional sports, then they did so they franchised their leagues, made their broadcast follow the traditional model. Every couple of years, they change their mind. The funniest part is that no one ever gets fired for the poor decisions that get made. If I'm confident in 1 thing... it's that riot has no idea what they're doing on the esports side. They sure as hell know how to sell skins and line their pockets.
The main problem is no other active player or retired player checks out all the criteria without discussion except faker so think of it as a special induction. As for NBA and hockey, Michael Jordan and Wayne Gretzky are the goats but hall of fame for their sports were introduced way before them.
There are tons of players that I believe are qualified for the Hall of Legends like Uzi, Meiko, Bang, Wolf, Bengi (only listing retired players but Xiaohu is a real contender IMO). But before Faker joins? Not a chance.
yeah i havent watched any fortune content so I didn't know about the 9 easter egg. honestly I didn't even know that 9 was being proc'ed and thought that the tree was from my cash out haha. definitely will remember this experience, and I've been chasing the dopamine again ever since
Only thing that made this video watchable was laughing at how dizzy and dogsht your board was for no reason, items on bench even tho you can remove them at will, max cash out being 250 stacks but you going way over for no reason, you thinking you had exalted for some reason, I mean sunhide makes some trash gameplay into tubers but this is wow
i totally get not wanting to waste another 5-10 minutes getting chunked from 70hp to 0, but man did it really take the glorious 9 fortune away from me... TT
This video was epic. Faker and the kids want Spring and MSI and I want them to win. Even though I might be a little nervous they deserve to win, all their perseverance in shit situations, they never give up and always keep fighting I think they need that golden road, especially Faker I mean to retire eventually with that would be godly for the GOAT and we all know our little genius monster got his back along with Guma God The Dragon Slayer, Oner The God of Tigers and jungler's don't give an F what people say he's awesome in my books. God of Thunder Zeus, and of course awesome hyung's Tom and Roach and OP dad KHOMA hahaha omg I just rambled sorry but anyway we will win and like Faker did to JDG with golden road they will stop Chovy from winning yup :D T1FIGHTING T1WIN
A T1 golden road would be magical and definitely a dream come true. It's harsh reality knowing that Faker is getting closer and closer to the end of his career, but man is he putting on one hell of a closing show. Literally Lebron-esque
YES SIR, I BELIEVE IN FAKER AND T1 TOO! It's amazing that there's still "fans" that will just assume that T1 will lose even after seeing all of their insane comebacks in the past, especially last year. There was a post I saw this morning that had a bunch of T1 "fans" accepting that T1 weren't gonna make it to MSI. They clearly haven't learned a damn thing.
Hopefully we'll all be proven wrong. Though it was rough at times, the T1 vs DK series looked promising enough for them to meet Gen G again in the finals 💪💪
@@jangb98 And they took HLE out just as expected. 3-1 but it really should have been over by game 3 with a 3-0 if not for that blunder by T1 in game 1. I never doubted!
@@AMightyStorm Man did that first game take a year off me, but I'm so glad that T1 got it together and came back with 3 straight wins. I actually called the 3-1 scoreline on my Twitter as well 😉
Guma said it in interview "my varus was already 6 stacks of guinsoo, and long as I dodge atrox 3Qs he has no damage so I thought i was able to kill them both"
"Bloodthrister shield..." that hasnt been a thing in months, and Gumayusai Flashes to dodge aatrox's q 3. If your make a breakdown vid maybe pay attention to it all not what seems cool.
guys up 2 levels on the ad, 1 level on the top, fully stacked lethal to start the engage. he did what he needed to do to not int there. idk whats so impressive about the play.
I mean I think you also forget to mention that the backs from Zeus and Faker also give them item advantage over their lane opponents. T1 knew they could win just off pure item diff
You're certainly right on that. The item differences were definitely something I should have included. I will try to make sure that I don't forget information like that for my next video. Thanks for watching!
Someone correct me if I am wrong, I do feel like the first flash was a hit on the wall by accident. Obviously he did more than enough afterwards, but was the first flash actually a fail?
