Right . Abnormal is spending to years devoted to fantasy and fairytales . His mom has been confused and deceived . OP , remember you are not struggling with your sexuality you are struggling with others expectations of what your sexuality should be . Huuuuuuugs from me also . <| sep |> This comparison is unreal . GBM was a successful korean mid laner . cut for space Not everyone can shotcall . Not everyone can set an example . It ' s an excellent comparison , because Liquid canwould understand how to pick the right players while still following the same basic NRG format I laid out . Just because they ' re adhering to the same archetypes doesn ' t mean it ' s a bad thing . Matt is way better than Konkwon or Kiwi . Also seems more motivated but it ' s only been one split so far . Hasn ' t Matt been playing for two splits now ? Regardless , he ' s way better than those two but still not relatively strong in his role , and he has a positive attitude that goes a long way in a team environment . Konkwon was picked for communication purposes , and Kiwikid is a happygolucky dude . It ' s pretty apt to compare them as the thing they were supposed to contribute most towards was a positive team environment instead of playmaking , mechanics , etc . Quas is like the opposite of plug and play . I don ' t think you ' re giving enough credit to Quas . He ' s shown up as versatile . If he weren ' t , we ' d see him flounder on tank meta picks like other strong splitpush top laners disregarding the start of his NRG split because he was uncharacteristically garbage . He can play anything , and while he does prefer to be in the carryoriented scenarios , I don ' t think he suffers very much , if at all , from being flexible with his team . In fact , it gives the team a wider range of options since most econ tops can ' t play the map terribly well . In NRG he was given very little room to try out his counterpicks which made him good on TL . What made him good on TL was that he could play bullies or splitpushers as the meta permitted . NRG was a team with some of the worst macro of the LCS he couldn ' t have been more punished by his team ' s poor lane swaps . The fact that he was still fairly consistent is a blessing . Reignover and Impact are proven veterans with years of experience . Ohq had two good splits . Ohq was brought on as the Korean supporting star . Just because it didn ' t turn out to be the right pick doesn ' t mean the same intent of his role wasn ' t there , and Reignover looking to be a very good choice for the role doesn ' t make the the comparison any less relevant . There are definitely some similarities but it ' s not a parallel scenario at all . Of course it ' s not a carbon copy scenario . I never said it was the exact same , nor did I ever say it definitively wouldn ' t work . It ' s very similar in the sense that if they were to pick up these players , it would essentially be a more cohesive NRG roster .