Staff Liquid surprisingly misplaced each of their opening video games within the first week of the 2023 LCS Spring Cut up, and FlyQuest’s Jeong “Influence” Eon-young—who beat them on the primary day of the competitors—thinks he is aware of why.
The highest laner offered some perception on Liquid’s playstyle in an interview with Dexerto on Jan. 30. In his eyes, the group don’t have a “objective” in the case of profitable video games and aren’t considering forward when making performs on the map.
“Once I’m watching them, there’s no objective,” Influence mentioned. He added that when a group are making a play on the map, they should be interested by the following step to push the benefit. Liquid, nevertheless, appear to be they’re lacking that and aren’t considering forward.
FlyQuest, then again, began the 2023 LCS Spring Cut up on the best foot. The group went undefeated within the first week of the competitors after beating Liquid and Dignitas. “Everybody’s nice,” Influence mentioned.
Staff Liquid introduced 4 new gamers into its League of Legends roster over the offseason, solely holding Jo “CoreJJ” Yong-in from the earlier iteration of the lineup. Consequently, it’s no shock the group lacked synergy within the week of the 2023 LCS Spring Cut up.
That being mentioned, FlyQuest additionally revamped its LCS roster forward of this season, bringing in 5 new gamers. And up to now, it looks as if the method is working.
The 2023 LCS Spring Cut up returns on Thursday, Feb. 2. Liquid will start their week with a match in opposition to Immortals, whereas FlyQuest will face Golden Guardians.
