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@Rodrigo_2002__

mucha historia 🃏🃏

Oviedo, España Beigetreten Şubat 2020
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rodrigo@Rodrigo_2002__·
Os traigo un análisis del 5 mapa enfocado en el game de ONER. Después de ver la narrativa que se ha creado relativo a el de que es el mejor jungla del torneo y DE LA HISTORIA. Pues bueno aquí una opinión bastante concisa de porque creo que es HUMO 🫶
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LEC@LEC·
After the Ashes. The #LEC Spring Split starts this Saturday at 14:00 CET!
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Romain Bigeard
Romain Bigeard@RomainBigeard·
We beat the best teams, not the best team! First international tournament of the year. Keeping the same 10 players/staff means you have experience traveling and competing together. Busy 2025/26 so far: LOIO Paris, LEC Evry, MSI Vancouver, EWC Riyadh, LEC Madrid, Worlds Tianjin/Beijing/Shanghai, LOIO Munich, LEC Barcelona. Each trip was an adventure with specific challenges. Sao Paulo showed us that we are getting better at adapting our processes and attitude, so we can be in top form during those intense events. For First stand, the daily schedule was really different than the classic rhythm, with early start of days forcing more discipline than usual. Props to Isma for his work over the last years, helping us to better navigate the "energy and health" topic. We learnt from Worlds quarters the basics of how to behave on those intense games with high external pressure, when it's "elimination or glory" time. We approached BFX and GENG in a better mental space, remaining sharper during those days. What a crazy feeling to eliminate the whole Korean region in 24h with a double 3-0. The final against BLG was a fun one. At least we showed up and we were not shadows of ourselves like our last BO against them. I think we did a great job. We had no major failure like we usually have when we lose those big games. We were present and focused. The drafts were good puzzles. The gameplay was proactive and we were making plans on comms. The decisions were reasonable under pressure. We won the first game! They just did everything a tiny bit better. Not crazy better, "just" enough to kill our nexus 3x times. We did our best - not enough yet. We got beaten but not outclassed. It felt like it was doable. Hope, a strong and forgotten feeling! They are currently the best team in the world and BIN is a deserved MVP. GG Another adventure to learn from. Below the words of the day + scrim result. No whiteboard this time
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Romain Bigeard@RomainBigeard

LEC Versus Champions! This split was a journey, and we accelerated at the right time. Shaky start, focused playoffs and a banger 5-game final. Starting the year without a new staff member or new player means no honeymoon effect, and you have to challenge how you keep working together. As part of this exercise, all 10 members of the team (5 players + 5 staff) had to go 1o1 dinner with each other, so a total of 9 dinners per person. Each duo had to chose a place and send a selfie. The 45 selfies are posted below, it's a cool memory from our winter prep. BO1 were volatile and we ended up almost missing playoffs. It gave us some extra frustration to fuel our grind mode for the last 3 weeks. Fearless was a better experience, each game is a new puzzle and it's more fun to play. The final game 5 versus KC is the most insane game I've ever watched. They were a crazy opponent and I'm looking forward to our rematch. Below you'll find the schedule + scrim results. On the board, the orange words are selected from the "Word of the Day" exercise where a player has to say a recap-word for the day. Lot of inside jokes. We now have a few days in Berlin to prepare for First Stand, and then vamos para o Brasil!

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"We got beaten but not outclassed. It felt like it was doable. Hope, a strong and forgotten feeling!"
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We beat the best teams, not the best team! First international tournament of the year. Keeping the same 10 players/staff means you have experience traveling and competing together. Busy 2025/26 so far: LOIO Paris, LEC Evry, MSI Vancouver, EWC Riyadh, LEC Madrid, Worlds Tianjin/Beijing/Shanghai, LOIO Munich, LEC Barcelona. Each trip was an adventure with specific challenges. Sao Paulo showed us that we are getting better at adapting our processes and attitude, so we can be in top form during those intense events. For First stand, the daily schedule was really different than the classic rhythm, with early start of days forcing more discipline than usual. Props to Isma for his work over the last years, helping us to better navigate the "energy and health" topic. We learnt from Worlds quarters the basics of how to behave on those intense games with high external pressure, when it's "elimination or glory" time. We approached BFX and GENG in a better mental space, remaining sharper during those days. What a crazy feeling to eliminate the whole Korean region in 24h with a double 3-0. The final against BLG was a fun one. At least we showed up and we were not shadows of ourselves like our last BO against them. I think we did a great job. We had no major failure like we usually have when we lose those big games. We were present and focused. The drafts were good puzzles. The gameplay was proactive and we were making plans on comms. The decisions were reasonable under pressure. We won the first game! They just did everything a tiny bit better. Not crazy better, "just" enough to kill our nexus 3x times. We did our best - not enough yet. We got beaten but not outclassed. It felt like it was doable. Hope, a strong and forgotten feeling! They are currently the best team in the world and BIN is a deserved MVP. GG Another adventure to learn from. Below the words of the day + scrim result. No whiteboard this time

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F🍑 Jakose@Jakose21·
En scrims les ganamos…
Romain Bigeard@RomainBigeard

We beat the best teams, not the best team! First international tournament of the year. Keeping the same 10 players/staff means you have experience traveling and competing together. Busy 2025/26 so far: LOIO Paris, LEC Evry, MSI Vancouver, EWC Riyadh, LEC Madrid, Worlds Tianjin/Beijing/Shanghai, LOIO Munich, LEC Barcelona. Each trip was an adventure with specific challenges. Sao Paulo showed us that we are getting better at adapting our processes and attitude, so we can be in top form during those intense events. For First stand, the daily schedule was really different than the classic rhythm, with early start of days forcing more discipline than usual. Props to Isma for his work over the last years, helping us to better navigate the "energy and health" topic. We learnt from Worlds quarters the basics of how to behave on those intense games with high external pressure, when it's "elimination or glory" time. We approached BFX and GENG in a better mental space, remaining sharper during those days. What a crazy feeling to eliminate the whole Korean region in 24h with a double 3-0. The final against BLG was a fun one. At least we showed up and we were not shadows of ourselves like our last BO against them. I think we did a great job. We had no major failure like we usually have when we lose those big games. We were present and focused. The drafts were good puzzles. The gameplay was proactive and we were making plans on comms. The decisions were reasonable under pressure. We won the first game! They just did everything a tiny bit better. Not crazy better, "just" enough to kill our nexus 3x times. We did our best - not enough yet. We got beaten but not outclassed. It felt like it was doable. Hope, a strong and forgotten feeling! They are currently the best team in the world and BIN is a deserved MVP. GG Another adventure to learn from. Below the words of the day + scrim result. No whiteboard this time

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PochiPoom@PochiPoom·
He tenido la lamentable idea de grabar un vídeo de como jugar contra todos los campeones del juego (para principiantes), explicando habilidades y lo que quieren hacer. El vídeo va a durar MUCHAS HORAS
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Yihui Liu
Yihui Liu@AndianaLiu·
@HupuEsports In fact, these two comments weren't the most upvoted. The comment with the most likes is quite long, which might be why HUPU chose not to share it. The comment is from zmboss. The original Chinese text and its translation are as follows:
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Future@FTREFORMED·
El día que gane el mundial, si sucede, va a ser el día que más llore de mi vida.
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@HupuEsports In fact, these two comments weren't the most upvoted. The comment with the most likes is quite long, which might be why HUPU chose not to share it. The comment is from zmboss. The original Chinese text and its translation are as follows:

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Demons@DemonsGxd·
Me voy a poner a llorar de nuevo Caps tiene que lograrlo, por lo civil o por lo criminal, tiene que ganar un mundial por dios, el jugador más grande después de Faker.
Yihui Liu@AndianaLiu

@HupuEsports In fact, these two comments weren't the most upvoted. The comment with the most likes is quite long, which might be why HUPU chose not to share it. The comment is from zmboss. The original Chinese text and its translation are as follows:

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G2 Rodrigo
G2 Rodrigo@rodrigo_rlt·
Infelizmente não deu. Mas levo com muito carinho todo o apoio e tudo que aconteceu nesta semana. Obrigado, Brasil! Vou sentir saudades 💚🧡
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Sergen Çelik@BrokenBlade·
We sadly couldn’t bring it home today.. thank you for everyone who cheered for us and believed until the end.
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HUPU Esports@HupuEsports·
Caps gets a 9.8 for Game 4 against BLG: "Whether you win it all or not, you are already the light of Europe — the last hope, and the last great mage of the region." "The dream is over, old Caps. Taking down three world-class teams in a row was a bridge too far." #LEC #FST2026
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TrailoJG@trailojg·
Estoy bastante mas jodido de lo que pensaba que iba a estar
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rodrigo@Rodrigo_2002__·
@SkewMond_09 Nvm u are so good and it’s the beginning of your 2 year . U don’t disappoint us when I give ur best ❤️
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SkewMond ☃️@SkewMond_09·
Sorry for dissapointing again when it mattered the most I got gapped and took a lot of bad decisions that led us to pretty rough scenarios ingame. Regardless of this sad ending thanks a lot for the support throughout this tournament see you next time #G2WIN
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Sendo@Send0o·
Derrota dura, pero muy orgulloso de los chavales, esperanza en Europa recuperada 🙏🏻 Me pregunto de lo que serían capaces estos cinco muchachos de G2 si estuviesen jugando con equipos del nivel de LCK y LPL todo el año 🤔
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rodrigo@Rodrigo_2002__·
@rodrigo_rlt Nos habéis hecho soñar , sois los mejores, cabeza alta
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TrailoJG@trailojg·
Caps es el mejor midlaner del mundo a día de hoy
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