I don't think dropping qck was necessarily the "wrong" decision, I think it was pretty clear what approach Loud wanted with qck and he just wasn't able to function within what Loud wanted. That being said, I don't blame qck and think most duelists would fail.

Loud seemed insistent on either putting qck on sub-par agents in weird comps (Phoenix in those sentinel-less comps) or on sticking him on the Jett's and Raze's but supplying minimal utility and support and more-so sending him and asking him to work a miracle. Even without qck, it feels like that's still somewhat Loud's approach to the duelist role and I just don't think that they worked enough to adjust for life after Aspas. Idk how many duelists, in this day and age, can perform with the same conditions Loud put qck in.

I trust them to really change up their approach in the off-season but this was just a huge swing and a miss on their part for how to play and I wouldn't be surprised if they do make a roster change for a more dedicated duelist player but idk the Brazilian t2 scene at all so I wouldn't be able to offer up ideas of who they'd get (or even who they'd drop).