This week, Hans sama and Team Liquid were to face the 100 Thieves, who had beaten the C9 in style. After the 3-0 inflicted by ssumday and his partners on the former team of Perkz, Team Liquid knew that their opponents would be very difficult to beat. The match kept its promises, going until the final round. Focus on the performance of the last baguette representative in NA, during a summit meeting.
Scoring scale out of 10:
- 0: played Yuumi jungle (why dude, why??)
- 1: Human Ward
- 2: Poor performance, unworthy of an LCS player
- 3-4: Below expected level / made big mistakes
- 5: Average / alternated between excellent and mediocre
- 6-7: Solid on his support, the player was one of the driving forces of the collective
- 8-9: Not content with outclassing his direct opponent(s), the player has had the luxury of making crazy moves
- 9.5: 1v9 god, with moves at 200 IQ
- 10: If perfection had a name, it would have its own
- 11: 1v9 god, moves at 200 IQ while playing Yuumi jungle
Steve”hans-sama“Live |  | 9.5/8.5/4/4.5/6 | 6.5 |
Immortal Sensei
The start of the game was perfect. With Jinx at the end of the keyboard, Hans launched his soundtrack perfectly. He does not die once in the game, is present on 14 of the 18 kills, while inflicting 35% of his team’s damage, in short, a real recital. The tricolor is also the player with the most participation in the kills of his team, a sufficiently unusual fact for an ADC to deserve mention. The second round is a reissue of the first, a little worse for Hans (a little worse, like lobster mayonnaise is a little worse than game with truffles). With Zeri, he still doesn’t die, but is only present on 12 of the team’s 18 kills, while dealing 37% damage. In short, the Team Liquids are launched, the Frenchman seems unstoppable, but a disturbing element will upset the balance of the match.
A game not stolen!
Even if this series started under the best auspices, the 100 Thieves were not going to let themselves be sent to the Loser Bracket without reacting. Closer and his Jarvan sound the revolt of the Rogues, who atomize Team Liquid in 30 minutes. 3 kills against 18, 2 towers destroyed against 11, Hans and his teammates do not exist in the third round. His opponent’s Lucian perfectly muzzled his Zeri, and the tricolor could not help his team to revive. Although he is not directly responsible for this loss, he did not really offer much in this round. The next encounter is a real western. Team Liquid are starting on a midgame composition, while their opponents choose to bet on the late game. Hans and his teammates never find the key, and fail to snowball, as their opponents cleverly control the pace of the game. Despite a small lead from Team Liquid, the FBI’s Aphelios manages to complete its third item, and become unstoppable. A deciding round must therefore be played.
After Silver Scrapes has sounded, the final game begins. Hans managed a very good performance on his Xayah, even outclassing his direct opponent in terms of individual performance. Only that’s not enough, and despite a very slight domination in the bottom lane, Team Liquid are losing ground on the rest of the map. Eventually, the groupings are best handled by the 100T, who send Hans and his teammates to the Loser Bracket against Evil Geniuses, who defeated C9. This match will start next Saturday at 9 p.m., and if Hans wins it, he can take his revenge on Sunday against the 100T.
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