The map is - Safe Zone

Blue team bans: Edgar, Mico, Otis

Red team bans: Brock, 8-Bit, Surge

Draft order:

- Chuck 1

- Colt Melodie 2 3

- Crow Penny 4 5

- ?

What would you last pick here and why? 🤔

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Recently i kept seeing people agree how m1 is "free" in any region and how pro is probably the easiest to push in EU, but i am curious how do m2 and m3 compare across the regions.

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To be honest it did kinda hurt my ego seeing so many people agree how EU ranked is the easiest and yet i am only m2 peak despite trying to push each season for the last 6 months. 😭

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But that also got me thinking if the same logic applies to high masters ranks because one of the main arguements as to why other regions are harder to push pro in were:

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- Queue times are too long since there is less players and it often puts you in a lobby on a far away server.

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- Less players = There is less "bad" players you could get free wins against and you also face actual pro players more often compared to EU.

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But i think that those shouldn't really be that big of a deal in m2 and low m3 no? I might be completely wrong here but yeah that's kinda what i am curious about.

I just feel so lost on the Kit sometimes especially while running Kit + Damian combo because i can't just instantly jump onto him and win the game like you can with any dashing assassin.

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I tried jumping on the Cord 1st round mainly to try and help Damian get his super but he sadly reacts to it and i just die. 💔

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The rest of the rounds Damian would just get realmed asap after i jump on him and we would just always somehow lose, the only adjustment i could see working is like me jumping on the Cord maybe? And then hope that Damian and Pierce win the 2v2.

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Or perhaps i shouldve tried to make a play with my invis idrk anymore 😭 kinda unrelated but i am noticing that i sell many games on KO when i am on assassins, and most of the time i go in too early because for some reason i am impatient, and i have this weird thought how waiting till the smoke closes in is somehow more risky than just making a play earlier in the round.