Jayson_Todd
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Last post: September 20, 2025 at 7:57 PM
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This setup looks solid. Locking johnQT to senti/secondary controller keeps him reliable.
Zekken as the duelist with n4rrate scanning sets up good info-driven aggression, and having Oke and Reduxx as flexes adds versatility.
If they coordinate well, especially on mid-round rotations and trades, this roster could be really strong.

posted 16 hours ago

I could definitely see Spaz in this roster 👍

Just switch Johnqt back to senti he is more comfortable on that role than any other roles

Okeanos it's possible that he isn't on Lev anymore and that some T1 team would pick him up like 100T for example

reduxx it's possible but he gets trial I am 80% sure he gets trial for controller role

+johnqt (Senti,IGL Role)
+okeanos (Flex Role)
+zekken (Duelist Role)
+Spaz,reduxx,gmd (Controller Role)
+n4rrate (Scan Initiator Role)

That's something I would actually go

posted 16 hours ago

THE REAL REAL REAL REAL Sen fix

+johnqt, +kaplan, He’s been a solid and reliable IGL for the team, but Kaplan’s strats feel way too passive for some of these players especially with someone like Zellsis on the roster. That’s probably why they end up playing so defensively. I’m not sure if it’s more on the IGL or the coach, but I’d put some blame on both since they’ve been running this same style since the start of the year. I really hope to see a change in approach next year. Kaplan needs to seriously reevaluate and adjust his strategies with the meta, continuing with the same passive style clearly isn’t working.

-Zellsis, Just saying this right now even though he won a trophy with zekken and johnqt and he’s valuable as a mid-round caller, good vibes guy, and veteran presence his performance this year has been SUPER, I mean SUPER inconsistent. Beyond that, he’s really just the poster boy of the team. He’s definitely entertaining to watch, but let’s be real half the time he’s just spraying for his life trying to squeeze out 1 or 2 kills.

+okeanos, Now this I can agree with he was a very solid pickup for Lev. Honestly, I wish the Sato/Okeanos M80 duo was still together, but it seems like Lev has something cooked up with their roster moves. I can definitely see this working out since he’s more flexible than Zellsis across roles and plays solidly with double duelist comps something SEN has never been able to pull off because of Zellsis. Both bring similar vibes and hype energy, but if SEN doesn’t actually make a change for Zellsis, I don’t see them winning anything big. Maybe they can scrape a top 4, but otherwise, there’s really no hope for this team.

+-n4rrate, Honestly, there’s still a second chance for this guy. It seems like he’s dealing with some mental hurdles whether it’s the game itself, pressure from fans, or something else. Still, he’s shown flashes of really good plays, so I think they should keep him on a scan initiator role. They could explore bringing in a new player, but I’m not sure who would fit. C0M is an option, but his lurky playstyle doesn’t really align with this roster. Maybe eeiu, since he’s exploring new opportunities. Either way, I’d keep n4rrate if I really want this team to succeed.

-bang, This guy has been an “oh boy” situation. Obviously, he hasn’t been able to fill in for TenZ, and his inconsistency really shows. Mechanically, he’s solid, but for half the rounds it feels like he can’t shoot hesitating a lot and looking unsure of what to do. At least TenZ brings risky plays that create space and set up zekken, which this guy hasn’t managed to replicate all year. The potential is there, but his gameplay is just too inconsistent.

+gmd, This guy has been stuck in T2 for way too long, and it makes no sense that no Tier 1 team has picked him up. He’s been a rock-solid controller for TSM and honestly their best player for quite a while. If TSM win Ascension, then sure, it won’t matter but if they don’t, this guy absolutely deserves a shot. Teams keep recycling the same names while ignoring someone who’s consistent, proactive, and not afraid to make risky plays instead of defaulting to Kaplan’s passive approach. At some point, you have to wonder what these teams are even scouting.

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posted 16 hours ago