MIBR SCRIM LEAKS

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#1
Mca
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https://x.com/vctscrims/status/1965035420313649428

We're Cooked.

#2
notapanda
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goats
mibr gonna have a worse record in champs

#3
egann
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mibr will break records in champs 🥹

#4
noahkraken
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It doesn’t mean much

#5
cloudberry
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Scrims don't mean as much as y'all make them out to be

#6
Mca
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We're Cooked.

#7
cloudberry
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Teams learn more from lost scrims than won scrims btw

#23
BEHEMOTH
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Nice cope blud, they can learn at Cacun after ASSpas gives us the generational stinker, hopefully by then all deluded Bronzilians/Americuck fans will stop riding the 'Champs performer' narrative lmfao

#25
catNmouse
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GX were known scrim demons, tell me how they performed for the first half of the year

#24
R4DIOACT1V333
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They indeed have a meaning. Even if they were "trolling" because they were trying stuff, it reflects their ability to adapt to bad circumstances.

#29
cloudberry
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The idea of a scrim is to trial run pre-determined ideas against a real life opponent. It's not a friendly match where it's a first-to-13 trial-by-fire, but rather both teams saying "this is what we want to practice" and then going through with what they're setting out to achieve.

Adapting to your opponent in a scrim can actually be pretty unhelpful, and I'll give you an simplified example to illustrate this.

If, for instance, team #1 wanted to practice their A hits, they would hit A 12 times in a row. They would have also communicated to team #2 that their plan was to hit A 12 times in a row. With this information, team #2 could theoretically stack A, or brawl for A Main, or push out Mid and B and retake from multiple lanes. But that wouldn't benefit either team; it would be a waste of team #1's time, and team #2 would lose a scrim partner. Instead, team #2 would play as if it's a normal match. The point is to simulate a realistic situation so that the teams can figure out what's working and what's not, and move forward with a better understanding of what they need to accomplish before their next match.

#30
R4DIOACT1V333
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Doesn't change that a 20-3 is a heavy result also for a scrim. It means that everything u've done just didn't work. A scrim it's not always just trying new stuff, it's also a way to train or to not ""forget"" how a T1 team actually plays. By not even playing the NA tournament they haven't really had a good chance to grow as team. So scrims would play a big role, especially if they're playing against one of the possible contenders of the title.

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ray_232
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scrims dont mean much tbh

#9
SudokuDude
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scrrims =/= real games

#10
propredicter
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mibr is the most dogshit team in paris though

#21
SudokuDude
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I understand that they bombed out in Toronto but we can't judge too early.

#11
glittering_yard
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Furia beat G2 in scrims

#16
KClaw
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wait what

#22
glittering_yard
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yes, exactly what you read

#12
DrudaL
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Mibr got the longest prep time, they will be fine

#13
ImTheKing
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I mean TL is just much better

#14
Galactc
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Nah the opposite bad scrims = learning and good practice

#15
trikecycle
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saving strats

#17
KClaw
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dude liquid is a good team man, dont worry

#18
Burger_brain
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i know scrims dont mean much if this was the other way u would see some vlr frogs here glazing mibr like aspas is the second coming of god.

#19
Mca
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The Second coming of GTN

#20
foythvlr
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LETS FUCKING GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO MIBR IS WINNING CHAMPIONS

#26
bearmans
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wow this is so free...

#27
Divine_Thunder
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everyone act shocked

#28
Raize1
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I mean it's TL so it's all good

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