u/W3ather

Alright I have seen enough, just lock it in for 2027

Soboro
Zicssi
Vladi
Aetinoth
Piero

Soboro already proved himself, I can easily see him improving further rather then falling of.
Zicssi is the best jungler in ERL's. (Yes even better then Yukino imo)
Vladi because there's really no better option, I wouldn't see Omon as better fit.
Aetinoth is the best ADC in ERL's with a lot of potential.
Piero is a very solid support with an already established synergy with both jung/ad

This roster would give 2 things that we could really use right now, hope due to the individual potential of the players and financial flexibility cause ya'll know that we just cannot afford to spend money like G2, KC or KOI.

I mean could you honestly tell me a better roster that would actually be a possibility for us? This is a roster we can actually build upon.

I heard about Grabbz stream today but since I was working double shift I decided to just wait until I got back home and read it's tldr.

Imagine my surprise when I find out that there's literally nothing about it besides a single post on this sub that doesn't give much information. Even on twitter there seems to be no one talking about it.

I mean, how dead are we? Lol
I remember people being heavily on top of streams like these, there would always be a tldr, and like a better version of the tldr and then a correction of the tldr and now it's just "Players were sick" (shocker) and "We're just bad"?

Or was the stream just that underwhelming to the point that almost nothing is worth mentioning?

Did you notice that the people that were constantly complaining ( specially after bad games), making posts about how bad Fnatic is, asking for changes, making suggestions, calling out superiors etc. are seemingly gone? All I see now is shitposts and positive leaning posts and I think this shows that it might be to late for us.

I know a lot of people here didn't like those type of posts that called out people and were mostly written in a frustrating way but I genuinely believe that's a sign that people are completely done with all this mess.

I'm also that type of guy, I used to get so pissed and come here and rant about the players and how can we be so bad, and now after realizing we just lost to Heretics I'm just here chilling and commenting on something that I find interesting and a bit worrisome. If this was last year I would still literally lose my sleep over a bad game (which would be every week lol) and I would still come here and call out every single one of these so called "professionals", but now bro? I'm a literal buddha when it comes to Fnatic, Razork could get renewed until 2030 that I would just smirk and go back to Palworld.

I believe that just like me a lot of people are just losing the strength, will and passion to support this team, and you can say whatever but these people, people like me, are or were the ones that would move mountains if possible to see their team succeed, these are the people that make Fnatic tattoos, that buy a ton of Fnatic merch, that never miss a game and go out of their way to watch the games live, I mean what even are we if we lose this?

I just think that atp only something truly meaningful would call the fans back because let's be real, loud people aside, this sub and even twitter is dead compared to what I remember even 1 year ago and I'm afraid not even good talents being hired would be enough to get things back on track, we need a shake within the whole organization, we need people there that care about results, that love what they're doing and that push each other to become the best but from my understanding this is the least likely thing to happen for us in the future so yeah, gg.

I know this is probably a hot take that won't be well accepted within the community but I just need to see if there are people that feel the same way.

So I was never a reading person when I was a kid but once I found out about this story, it all changed, The Odyssey was really special to me, it really gave me the love for literature that I thought I'd never have.

This being said, I can only say that I'm fairly disappointed by this rendition of the story.

The aspects that I don't like the most is the pacing and the performances overall. I like Matt Damon as an actor, I did not like him on this role. Tom Holland was probably my least favorite of all, he looked very uncomfortable in his.

You can say the movie is already 3 hours long but to me it just felt rushed, I think we spent a lot of time on scenes that weren't that significant and that affected every other scenes throughout Odysseus journey, it just felt like I was watching a compilation of clips like he gets to a location, the problem is dealt with quickly, then you open your eyes and they are already on a different location, there's no "bridge" connecting most scenes which just felt weird.

I also didn't like the last chapter where its the time for the badass Odysseus to shine, and this is probably just because of the actor, he was clearly trying to flex on them like he should but with Damon it just came of as more cringe rather then epic or badass.

I don't think it's bad movie but given the dimension of the story and the director behind it, I was expecting a lot more. I can see Nolan's vision and his effort but I can't help but feel lack of passion being put on this project. It's one of my least favorite works from him.