Korean Import Reacts To Top LCS Plays Of All Time 

Oldge, time to get gramps back to bed

@@billyjoe8185 Dom almost old enough to run for president

Luckiest e flash combo. Missed q too.

Dw bro Dannys got a lucrative streaming career now, all hail Warren Buffett

And by greatest talent u mean a guy who was always behind in lane and just played clean up in teamfights

Greatest NA talent is Doublelift

​@@achilleszeusthink its more of the speculative thing, like, Danny 'could've' surpassed DL performance/legacy if things played out better for him but we just never got to see for sure...

From the stories it kinda sounds like he didnt have that dog in him tho

i think if he continued he could be the best adc in lcs history

Nah I wouldn’t blame him if he never comes back

He got paid a bag under the table for what happened. He's never coming back and I don't blame him!

​@@AfkenistanHe wants to return so he should and I heard he's practicing again after his break. Could he still return and play at a high level though?

@@hungerxhunger2548 that would be good, hope it’s true!

Remember his Ekko flash in to Bjerg Syndra, too? He's famous for int flash

@@SvenChoba Nah don't remember. I remember he didn't ekko ult in time and lost a crucial fight

@@jimmyjohns8456 Yeah that one. He flashes forwards and doesn't Ekko ult, getting deleted by Syndra and losing the game.

Don’t show the viktor clip

yeah i've always viewed it more as one of the worst plays of all time by CLG

Fenix is just his boy. I would hype up my homie like that as well.

Umti is used to Fakers / Showmaker / Chovy / BDD Azir.

@@rurulp8465 with the historical context that was like a really iconic play of lcs at the time

@@Cashmoneez it was iconic, but it didn't involve any impressive play. Or were pros back in the days unable to press buttons and it was impressive to react to a max range Bard q by using 1 spell and to use ult in the correct direction? It's similar to the Jinx penta where they didn't need any crazy mechanics because the enemies just were in a bad position which allowed the play to happen without any skillful outplay necessary.

I understand that outplays are often accomplished by capitalizing on the other team's mistakes, but outplays where the player takes initiative are so much more hype for me. Half the plays on the list I can't help but think "wtf is the other team doing here"

@@gcfko Watch it again in slow mo. This was so tilting to me when Umti said this too. there is no “shen play” he literally didnt do anything. he has tp but he uses ult on full health lucian just to join the fight, he gets caught with bjergsen on the wrong side of the taliyah wall, presses w, and bjergsen died anyways, then taunts up and MISSED EVERYONE. Then he literally just stands off to the side doing absolutely nothing while DL cleans up the team fight. The ONLY thing he did was taunt flash the 1hp, No dash, no flash Jhin. He didnt do ANYTHING whatsoever I dont understand the praise.

@Zmargo702 no u watch closer, his taunt hits gnar when Gnar is mid w, making him aa him once, delaying his jump so that Lucian's e comes back up just in time. Even more impressive is his use of randuins, saving it for that moment so that reksai and gnar barely couldn't reach him, reksai knockup 100% hits if he doesn't hit randuins at that moment. And then he knows to stand in front of Lucian's ult to block any projectile that would hit him, in this case Taliyah's q. And he wasn't doing "nothing", he is positioning for when Lucian is going to e again; this man is 5 steps ahead. You have no idea how crucial and amazing that randuins and his positioning were, which made this play possible. Plus even if Bjerg did die, his w was good, waiting for Bjerg's pool to finish to cast it. Hauntzer did not panic cast any of his skills, it was pretty much perfect play from him. Maybe these are nuances that we notice as a high elo top/mid player, like when everyone was calling BrokenBlade trash when he was on TSM, there were certain positioning and mechanics that made me a huge fan of his and saw the potential in him, and this man at MSI made it look like he was the best Zac in the world.

@@gcfko lmao im not gonna praise a top lane tank, especially shen, for body blocking two taliyah rocks at the very start of the fight and for pressing randuins in the middle of a team fight. Im ESPECIALLY not going to say its more impressive than what DL did. Hauntzer simply did his job as a tank. It wasn’t a crazy play. “Maybe these are nuances that we notice as a high elo top/mid player” LOL who is “we”? What is high elo to you? Unless you were a pro player in a professional league ur “high elo” experience doesnt mean much to me.

​@@Zmargo702I'm not talking about taliyah at the beginning of the fight, I'm taking about when he tried flashing onto lucian but hauntzer gives him no room to land anything. Maybe cuz masters+ I'm used to most players having good enough hands that teamfight microspacing and zoning is more impressive to me, cuz to me, as you put it, lucian was simply doing his job as an adc and hitting the closest target and using his 1sec dash off cooldown. Let me put it in Smash terms, you can practice combos all you want in the training room, but playing good neutral and knowing when to execute it is what separates the good and bad players, and what hauntzer does in this play is enable the play to happen when all DL had to do was a singular task, dash away and attack closest target

@@gcfko No shot you’re putting Jensen flashing forward into culling and missing his combo on Hauntzers spacing lol.

Tbh it's hard to say. A lot of his stress came from being autistic and EG not accommodating his needs especially at international events. And that stress than causes worse performance which results in more Stress because he feels like he is underperforming. Impossible to know if the normal Stress from being a pro would have been tolerable for him with proper care from his org.

There should be Lee Sin only best plays in league. Would the Canyon kick in lck be the best?

is it a rookie if the guy starts playing league in like week 1 of beta

EEQ, WEQ, or EWQ all work, and there he W's Danny, then EQ's the wave so yeah he gets the movespeed Although tbh he walks back pretty far into the wave to do it anyways, it's not like he walks back a little bit and uses EQ from max range on the wave. I think the call might have been to just stop chasing because it seems like he could have committed faster to getting the movespeed.

@@7gonzalopuertas yeah but don't forget that doing the most basic things on Azir is the best play ever

​@@rurulp8465 true lol

Lmao

DL and Fenix also didn't do anything crazy in terms of mechanics or decision making, its all basics in terms of mechanical execution and awareness, no high level micro spacing or outplay to dodge key enemy spells, and a big part of their plays came from opponent massively misplaying. If anything Danny kiting out 5 people without getting hit by critical spells, even in a clean up situation and being Excited, required more overall awareness than DL's play. DL pretty much just got to kite back and hit the closest target the whole fight while having both summeroners, was never meanignfully threatened by enemy team because his team created enough space for him, and actually had small mechanical misplays/inefficiencies: wasted W at Taliyah when she ulted, then cancelled his double shot passive and wasted his dash after he Q'd Taliyah through the minions. Not to mention Jensen flashing into the Lucian ult inting to serve the teamfight win on a platter to TSM. Don't get me wrong, DL and Fenix plays are rightfully hyped for just how iconic they are, and DL's play won them a whole championship, but if we are debating difficulty of execution then DL's play literally ranks dead last out of this list - at least all the other 4 didn't have clear mechanical mistakes (unless you count dom missing his Q).