real prx fix as a prx fan

jingg smokes
forsaken flex
something duelist
patmen init
mf senti/ cracked igl senti

The solution is clear: PRX must undergo significant structural reforms, specifically in either:

1. Coaching staff, or

2. Roster composition

3. Coaching Change is Non-Negotiable
   PRX's gameplay has become stagnant while other teams continuously evolve. Their predictable strategies and lack of tactical flexibility make them easy to counter in today's meta. A new head coach could:

   • Implement fresh strategic approaches
   • Develop better adaptability mid-match
   • Modernize their training regimens

4. Strategic Roster Reconstruction
   A partial rebuild (2-3 players) is necessary to establish a new foundation. This isn't about player skill - we've seen numerous cases (in both esports and football) where talented players simply don't fit a particular system. Examples:

   • Valorant: GE's former stars (SkRossi, t3xture, Monyet) who became top performers after departing

BigIPaPa [#2]

The solution is clear: PRX must undergo significant structural reforms, specifically in either:

1. Coaching staff, or

2. Roster composition

3. Coaching Change is Non-Negotiable
   PRX's gameplay has become stagnant while other teams continuously evolve. Their predictable strategies and lack of tactical flexibility make them easy to counter in today's meta. A new head coach could:

   • Implement fresh strategic approaches
   • Develop better adaptability mid-match
   • Modernize their training regimens

4. Strategic Roster Reconstruction
   A partial rebuild (2-3 players) is necessary to establish a new foundation. This isn't about player skill - we've seen numerous cases (in both esports and football) where talented players simply don't fit a particular system. Examples:

   • Valorant: GE's former stars (SkRossi, t3xture, Monyet) who became top performers after departing

I mean i think d4v41 could unironically do better on another team if he could stick to one role

BigIPaPa [#2]

The solution is clear: PRX must undergo significant structural reforms, specifically in either:

1. Coaching staff, or

2. Roster composition

3. Coaching Change is Non-Negotiable
   PRX's gameplay has become stagnant while other teams continuously evolve. Their predictable strategies and lack of tactical flexibility make them easy to counter in today's meta. A new head coach could:

   • Implement fresh strategic approaches
   • Develop better adaptability mid-match
   • Modernize their training regimens

4. Strategic Roster Reconstruction
   A partial rebuild (2-3 players) is necessary to establish a new foundation. This isn't about player skill - we've seen numerous cases (in both esports and football) where talented players simply don't fit a particular system. Examples:

   • Valorant: GE's former stars (SkRossi, t3xture, Monyet) who became top performers after departing

No way you're using Skrossi as a similar example to T3xture and Monyet??? Like he's been playing well, but it is not comparable

imo
just build around f0rsaken, let mf and patmen prove himself for 1 year and kick everyone else.
Also move alex to asst. coach and get another head coach.

underperforming duelist? put him on smokes 🗿

just drop jingg bro