Gilabert Sébastien

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J’ai tanké 1 mois de diana t-hex, 2 semaines de fizz et j’ai même trouvé que la meta asol était pas si horrible vu que 2 joueurs sur 3 faisaient hard bottom. Mais 5 joueurs par game qui jouent pour faire des 4 cost 3 stars à toutes les games c’est intankable

LEC scrim lobbies have been using the same password for a looong time: "123321" (a solid evolution from the previous password "12345"). It makes it easy for anyone to enter any lobby, and everyone has been doing so for the last 10 years. On the G2 lobby we have at least one random guest per day of scrim, more during playoffs, and a lot more during international tournaments. Visitors from everywhere, LEC, ERL, even KC. It's been the case for ages. People can enter a lobby for a lot of reasons: by mistake, to say hi (usually to Caps), to scout who we are playing against, to check lineups (offseason trials, 6 man roster), or even to troll and drop a link (a rare one). Sometimes they leave on their own, sometimes you kick them. I don't think it's a big deal. If you have sensitive info in your lobby, you just change the password. That's what LCK and LPL do when they want to hide stuff. If you are running a 6 man roster and the player you're scriming with is strategic info, you just put a real password. And if it's really sensitive, you make sure the 6th player is not playing soloQ or streaming while you're playing, because it would make it easy to know who you're practicing with. If entering an unprotected lobby is all it takes to tilt our opponents hard enough to tweet but not hard enough to use a password, then Rodrigo is doing a great job ahead of tomorrow. G2 v KC - 17h - Sunday 6th September Match sous haute tension Winner goes to Worlds, loser can uninstall Twitter