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Even when there are no more LECs in the program, Jankos answer present. The G2 Esports jungler continues to entertain us with his personal stream sessions and we must admit that we are totally a customer. Very talkative, the Pole is surely one of the pro players who interacts the most with his cat, to tell us anecdotes or make little jokes. He is known for leaked involuntarily information, especially during transfer window periods. But this time he distinguished himself by offering us a magnificent CCS… All because of Razork, its counterpart to Fnatic. Like what, between the two rival structures there is never a gift!
A play at -200 IQ
the pseudonym is a very important part of a player’s identity. In addition to choosing it freely, unlike his first or last name, he is also the one who makes the law for spelling and pronunciation. Even if for the latter, the results can sometimes be a little random… In addition to the different accents that exist in the world, some people don’t always know how to pronounce nicknames without scratching them. Among the elements that lead to confusion, we very often find the last letter. As in CoreJJ, promisq Where Mikyx.
Jankos, however, made life completely complicated when talking about Razork, Fnatic’s Spanish jungler. As he made a point of pronouncing Razor-K rather than Razork by arguing that if the player had put a capital letter at the end of his name it was to accentuate the pronunciation of the last letter, he was caught up by the patrol of his cat. If at first the Pole didn’t believe it at all, he had to go and check the spelling of the nickname live on lolesport and Leaguepedia…And unfortunately for him, he was wrong. A good player, he recognized his mistake. We forgive him willingly, especially with his communicative laughter.