i think that in the clutch narrate knew where trent and jawgemo were
once trent gets the kill from round he knows where trent is, and at the same time jawgemo had just double swung the bomb with valyn. narrate at the very least has a box he can put jawgemo into because for him to cross over towards mound or waterfall, he has to pass an angle that is in narrate for the entire clutch. i can confidently say that at the very least narrate SHOULD either know where they are or have john telling him where they are

sylvan was the voice in trent's head telling him to go flank and so when valyn told him to stop wtf are you doing he went back and ended up in the worst spot for the 2v1

bit late to come in talking about the NRG match, but seeing on the site losing 2-0 had me thinking of the last time i can remember Ethan IGLing, which was back when Demon1 was on the team. In those days, ethan's calling style seemed to be somehow lacking in the util department (aside from the moments in which he was just bad with util). I was wondering if anyone had seen any potential issues with Ethan's IGLing practices in the past as well as how it compares to him today. say what you will about fenis as a player, but he knew how to call for almost any tempo. i'm going back to watch the rerun of the game after posting this.

I know the script trust
Sentinels 0 - 2 Paper Rex, the train is too strong
Wolves 2 - 1 Gen.G all 3 games go to overtime but its gonna be lost by Gen.G doing bad map bans

Also Fnatic are gonna make a lowers run to put all lowers run to shame but unfortunately get run over by the train in the grand finals