Sign sinatraa and pick up an igl in replacement for Shahzam whether its mocking, zander or whoever from tier 2 scene that focuses on actual calls and strats.
I understand the PR battle with reincorporating sinatraa back into the roster but they are already down bad going 0-5, might as well take the PR hit and atleast perform well.
that was the worst comparison ever, tenz and sinatraa has different agent pool and are comfortable in different roles (tenz would shit on sin with jett, neon, chamber, yoru and reyna), a fair comparison would be with either sick or kanpeki and even then you cant really say he is better coz he hasnt played pro for years, he could be dogshit for all we know. TLDR : We cant say he is better or worse or will make sen better until he actually plays for sen (which i hope happens)
bro you hate sinatraa so much lmfaoooooooo
Every thread hes mentioned here youre asking "why sinatraa??? just asking why you think hes good?????"
Everyone in the world, regardless of your feelings getting hurt KNOWS that he is a solid player and would make 90% of teams better, youre just a sad loser and refuse to accept it
Idk how much time itll take for sinatraa to get reintegrated, also going to be hard to find a flex igl if your idea is to drop kanpeki. Which means sinatraa would have to flex and then they need another igl on initiator. I would probably say poach as he was really good on faze even before signing poised, or even zander and do a role shuffle. That way you can have zander for early rounding and dapr on mid rounding, which is a similar dynamic as what v1 had last stage.
Yeah this could work, especially since dapr has been really good at midrounding before. I personally think that either way their biggest problem has currently been preparation. In champions they were well prepared against liquid and they played so much better than they did rn, even if they lost. I dont think their midrounding has ever been an issue, but more of a strong point. Its just the way they start rounds and the lack of idea or image that holds them back. Also chemistry.
What i mean was that on overwatch he demonstrated that he was able to grind out the time to become mvp in only a year. The first year he was known as a toxic mechanically gifted player, but over time he was known as a great teammate that was able to demonstrate great flexibility and early understanding of the games changes. This type of thing only happens when a player is able to put in work and grind out with his team.
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