FlyQuest review their best and worst LoL plays 

This looks like it was recorded before finals.

recorded earlier.

I mean what you basically said he was doing is the definition of being toxic not providing value to a relationship and only making comments to hurt it.

I agree that what you are describing is being toxic. In this video he sounds like the worst imaginable teammate At 4:30 Inspired's response to a clean double kill from his team was to say he respects Berserker and his bot lane is "bad and lucky" Then, at 6:55 Inspired ints into Ahri when he knows her E cooldown is low and says she's OP instead of just saying he made a mistake. He does admit he almost lost game after someone makes a comment. I think it is a combination of not giving people he deems worse than him (his teammates) credit when it is due paired with the inability to be wrong.

@@dylangolding2524 Inspired has been like this since he got "famous" in EU. Absolutely obnoxious to even listen to this guy, not to mention to play with him... He is NOT funny either - only good quality would be his gameplay most of the time, however not even super impressive either tbh. Often times he played too passive in the past.

​@@SicrosEye Can confirm as an European Inspired has always been obnoxious narcist, but he's a pretty good player

@@SicrosEye Inspired is trying to be like Bwipo, who is still a bit much for me at times, but is funny and makes fun of himself. Bwipo's tone is more lighthearted. Inspired's tone is just mean and sounds like he's trying yo be hurtful. 3:39 is a good example where Bwipo comments that he makes mistakes too and wants it shown. The next clip at 3:43 Inspired is letting the team know how good he is

At least Bwipo is kind of not straight up mean and has some manners. Inspired on the other hand is just an a**h*le.

i feel going into summer they'll be fine, but if they hit a loosing streak? yeah, mega boom. bwipo/inspired flame will be too much and the team will break. This is a classic example of a team that only works when winning. For the other 3 people its like "hey, they suck as teammates but we're winning so." but if that ever changes its boomed.

He did it for the money lol, NA is notoriously richer than EU teams

He's the best jungler in NA by farrrrr

​@@stefanopaolini1345Is that still true, I wonder? Iirc NA teams have had massive budget cuts

In Radio it was always count until 2 and then the 1 is silent. I just assumed that practice carried over to TV too, weird to see it done at 3 lol

talk about being 'vegan'..most vegan thing I ever saw was when a dude benched himself in a game 3 of worlds finals because he got farmed too hard - still the only guy in history to ever ff a world finals - theshy literally made Bwipo sit his ass down

He loves the sound of his own voice….

I paused the video as soon as it started to come to this comment. And now I'll leave without watching:)

The above comments are the classic loser, delusional, and pisslow players with 0 leadership skills or even skill in League, which fume at a good player for being vocal.

Players trying to entertain... i hate when they do that (the premise is reactions btw)

@@thebozz8009 He pretends he's the only one that's reacting.

2 people. 3 of them aren't allowed to speak.

Did that sound to you as Jensen being angry with inspired... literally every time he agreed with him and laughed at himself. Honestly, if anyone, Masu seemed a bit uncomfortable but Jensen did not. At least to me.

I think it is also important to note, this video was recorded before finals. So… you can’t “fix” an issue before it is pointed out.

@@kapyn5603 yeah I would agree. I think Jensen was like "whatever bro I'm one of the best mids in NA I know what I'm doing you're just butt hurt" but massu seemed like he was genuinely upset with how much everyone was talking shit. Like bussio was making light of the situation and waving it off but it felt like massu was taking it personally. Which he should cuz inspired and bwippo were ripping into him

@@insertinconspicuousname2843 I didn't know that, which makes this video even more interesting actually. That means his shit was going on during finals. With massu probably being upset with how much his team is talking shit about him and bussio. And before jenses was forced to play Annie in finals by the chokers in top and jg

Unfortunately, this was all filmed before Finals, which is why none of their finals plays are in. Emily talked about it on a podcast.

lol first time flyquest made challenger status for finals and you type this. hate watcher

“Over inflated ego” talking about a worlds finalist and a previous MVP 2 region champion… ☠️☠️☠️LOL NICE OPINION LUCAS

This was filmed before no?

@@krastan yeah think so not sure, but if so yeah your right could mean they've come down to earth. I hope so fun talented team.

​@@krastan I remember emily mention that its pre final in a podcast

Someone else said this was recorded prior to finals; so the play you're talking about had not happened yet.

@@lizzb1065 i see :v but i still would have like to see it xD

He probably feels pretty good making a final in his first split and having teammates that can teach him the game and his role on a fundamental level. This is the perfect way for a rookie to start.

@@Rille922 Most people are softer than baby shit and don't realize these are professional gamers xD.... They've sacrificed everything to get to this point, not to make friends but to win and have a great career. We should feel bad for the rookies that play with other 'nice' bad players and then fade into irrelevancy after their first split or 2 because they don't get better fast enough. Massu is in the perfect situation like you said.

???????????????????????????????????? pls never do ANYTHING that has to do with competing ever in your life.

@@Rille922 reaching finals isn’t an excuse for your teammates to be dipshits, show me a top team in the east that has players that act that way to each other especially publicly

​@@nobodyasdfioafhf you can be in a good situation result-wise and still feel like shit on a day to day because the work environment sucks - they take it precisely BECAUSE they are professionals..Bwipo and Inspired are the least professional players on that team even if they're the best in terms of skill rn, their way of communicating is super toxic even if what they are saying is often true..Yeon is right, Bwipo and Inspired just aren't that good for all the shit they talk and need to check their egos man You'd think a guy that sat out a worlds finals shaking in his boots in fear would know a thing or two about humility and 'being vegan' but guess the lesson went over his head, when he can dish it out he does when he gets farmed he wants out

he is faker of lcs though. calling trash players trash isn't ego. you can say he's being an a-hole but that's how he feels playin in na.

@@sudsehun get off the burner inspired

dl making a dozen players quit due to his toxicity: 😊 inspired said someone is vegan: 😡💢

@sudsehun he's the faker of the LCS lmao!! Get off the copium

@manashieldmedia atleast doublelift preformed admirebly internationally.. but I'd say the same about him too

Unfortunately thats unlikely

I don't think Fly makes it out of play-ins for the matchup to happen.

yeah Bwipo also has an ego but at least he is the first to admit when he messes up

I have never walked away from a LCS content piece with such distaste for a player as I have for Inspired here. Really hoping he's just trying to be funny for the camera and failing miserably

he was fine.

He really comes across as being strictly a douchebag and nothing else. "Vegan" as an insult is the tiniest dick energy I've ever seen, too.

one of the most clutch players in the west...

Literally my first thought LMAO

Inspired too. Ego is fine, but this attitude towards their own teammates feels childish.

XDD what are you saying they never got kicked from EU cuz of not being good teammates like what?

@@mortless3042 Um...yeah they did and why do you think they're not back in EU? XDD they couldn't find a fucking team that wanted them lol. Hence why they're back in NA. Both got replaced on their respective teams in EU and no contenders wanted to give them a shot due to their reputation. Rogue players have taken shots at Inspired multiple times when talking about Malrang.

​@mortless3042 Inspired was heavily implied that he did. Was never fully confirmed, but if you watched that split of Rouge, it felt kind of... not obvious, but you could see the tension. Bwipo left to join what was supposed to be a TL super team, so I don't know about that one.

@@ImAlpine With Bwipo from what I saw on twitter, no european teams wanted him despite that TL superteam blowing up. That's why he ended up as a content creator for TL until FQ signed him. He was open to offers from ANY team including (and especially) EU. Yet he ended up on FQ in NA.

Just making things up because you're salty? Inspired had multiple offers to play in LEC, but chose to stay in NA while on EG's payroll so he could continue playing in NA this year. He turned down Vitality, among two other teams that haven't been named publicly. Bwipo also chose to stay because he moved his life down here with his girlfriend and pets and didn't want to keep going back and forth

When did Eu said this? Never heard before... Anyway, he is actually smurfing na now

Hmm, I do find Inspired a bit hard to watch personally, after he bm'd his own midlaner so hard in that one interview... it's hard to take his comments as 'banter' for me now, dude just seems straight up salty all the time. Love me some Bwipo though.

@@OneWingedRose its a polish thing, often quite straight forward and can come off as rude. usually great and kind people though

@@ph8808 Could be, I don't mean to push any hate towards the guy, I only know what I see in interviews and segments like these, could be really nice for all I know, and I appreciate different cultures exist.

Its not the kind of ego that is entertaining, its honestly just cringe. Jojo is a good example of an entertaining ego that is actually good for the scene

Did u not see the way Inspired acted in that one interview after their Finals lost? He has his head right up his ass

maybe for NA fans. for eu, this is chill vibes.

​@@sudsehuni mean thats just a lie lmao. Just cause youre a inspired mwat rider doesnt mean you have to lie as if european teams havent also had a ton of issues with inspireds attitude.

@@Cevichelicious what is it with na ppl always jumping into conclusions, like everytime. maybe, u perceived my initial comment as an attack. i'm sorry, but i wasn't being hostile. i was telling you how it is across the pond. I DON'T LIKE IT EITHER OKAY. but, but, but that's how some ppl behave over here in eu so its kinda norm. cos eu isn't just a giant big country like americuh; we have diff cultures etc. so we're sorta used to it. secondly, i hate lec. i.e. i'm not an inspired fan by a country mile. but it's evidently clear that he's best jungler in na. so that automatically makes me a fanboy? for having a contrary pov than urs? also, there are thousand more characeters in lec like inspired. so, maybe inspired might not be very popular in lec but its not a serious issue. instead of judging how they behave. you should reflect that judgement onto yourself. like, u can't even hold a simple conversation without being condescending or throwing accusations. ur the civilized one?

@@sudsehun because it's not how it is in teams anywhere. Yes it's ok to be critical, it's positive to be critical, it's bad when it becomes toxic in public or even toxic in private. It's a fine line. It is very rare to find any team that finds success acting like this in EU, let alone in any other region

@@Cevichelicious see, now you've moved the goal post. we were originally talking about likeability with the fans. yes, its highly counter productive to flame ur teammates, especially in public (it's debasing), especially if they're rookies (demotivating), especially if they're from na (higher sensitivity). i was merely stating that eu fans are accustomed to these sorta shenanigans.

would agree if Massu wasn't completely silent while getting shit on by topside AND topside wasn't exclusively shitting on bottom. At least Busio was playing along but yeesh, what a bad look.

Exactly man, these people never played a sport properly in their lives I guess. Pathetic

​@grapesonvines4407 hard agree. The part where inspired is (clearly joking) telling Massu he should've healed. The way Massu reacts isn't like they're joking back and forth. It's like he has to defend himself. If this were my friends and someone told me to walk faster, I'd respond with "oh yeah, lemme just hit the walk faster button, dingus".

Huh, every team inspired on improves throughout the year???

@@Cevichelicious Yes?

There certainly is a place for criticism and he obviously wants tk win, but saying he made a mistake trying to help botlane and that he wont be looking bot again is just disrespectful. Same when talking about Jensen missing ult on 2 undertower and he has to "waste flash and ult". There are construcive ways to make comments like that.

@@soifrenn6646 He's just giving them shit. Do you think anyone in that room actually thinks he's not ganking bot at MSI or in Summer? Or maybe they know he's just joking. I'd say that's more likely. I think it's weird to get offended on their behalf when they're clearly not even offended

@@tavpros Both possibilities are true as we don't see the team internally. Inspired is on record publicly roasting his team which doesnt sit right. I will be interested to see how this team holds up over the course of the year.

This is more mild than most EU teams behind closed doors. Reality is the bot lane makes way more mistakes and those were highlighted not inspired griefing. If you think this is bad you'd probably be left with like 2-4 players in each region (Total not for each team)

he criticized a bad play? TOXIC!!!! SO OBNOXIOUS!!!

I swear man the amount of weak asses here is crazy

Jensen is historically one of the best mids NA has ever had and gets zero respect.

lets say they're bad but they're still gods in lcs.

​@@sudsehunbwipo is a god in lcs? Only split hes done very good in was this split where the top lane pool was the worst its ever been and impact still made him look like a toddler in finals.

@@vert1 He's one of the best mids in the 4th best region. Don't get me wrong, Jensen has historically been the 2nd best mid in LCS. But NA sucks. They never do well at worlds or MSI. Plus, the way he talks you think he would be one of the GOAT mids of all time. I'm not sure he's top 50 all time.

@@sudsehun Yeah. They're good players in the 4th best region. They didn't even win the last split.

Yep, CoreJJ also thought inspired attitude was very toxic and problematic but yeah, im sure hes in iron and doesnt know how to win at all..

@@Cevichelicious you got it bud 👍. Corejj is the nicest person. Never says anything wrong. Big brained me here.

@@devinosborne3396 I know using your brain is hard but I never implied that. However CoreJJ LITERALLY said it was bad in HLL when it was brought up and was actually the one mostly against inspires attitude. There's a HUGE difference between being critical in team review and in literal public for everyone to see. I'm sorry you somehow can't grasp that

@@Cevichelicious Yeah bro. I'm sure you know them all personally. So worth commenting about on a public platform. As if you know.

@@devinosborne3396 I know it's hard to believe, but people can play competitive sports and after a certain point start realizing what good competitive environments are like what aren't. Also, you don't have to take it from me, take it from CoreJJ when he was on the HLL episode. Unless now you're gonna say CoreJJ is clueless

Youre right man, TL didnt improve at all, im sure corejj (who thought inspireds attitude was awful) knows nothing about attitudes required for a winning team, nothing at all

@@Cevichelicious look at TL vod reviews and its mostly the same, inspired comes off as passive aggressive sure but their points and critiques are the same

@@ph8808 yes, the way things are portrayed matters a ton in a team environment. Changes things from toxicity to good feedback. And Core himself is the one that was critical of inspireds attitude specifically in that interview.

@@Cevichelicious in a work environment sure but look at any of the greatest in any team sport and how many of them sugar coated criticism etc? The answer is few to none. It’s a high stress environment and the whole year is a competition

@@ph8808 I'm talking about competitive environments not work environments. Yes, feedback, constructive criticism is VERY GOOD, flaming people in interviews and one sided flaming while someone is super meek the whole time in a public facing video is very different lol. And again if you think I'm wrong just look at what CoreJJ said in HLL...someone with a way higher pedigree then bwipo and inspired combined. Or I mean like 99% of winning teams don't do shit like inspired does. And when they do in physical sports they're also heavily criticized. Only reason I dont go higher then 99% is because I'm sure there's some random outliers that can be brought up.