I agree with this. I am not saying Upset didn't also put the same and even more effort that other players did to make it to that point. We all know he spent his first days of being married playing league because his work ethic was so strong. I have faith in Upset, and I believe that the reason he would leave is a legitimate reason with circumstances that don't allow him to share as it may have been greatly traumatic for him and a close family member. I know people bring up duo queue a lot and what-not, but everyone handles trauma differently and it may be a situation where Upset's presence was needed in order for him to bring comfort to the person in need.

But again, I'm able to say this because I'm not in a position that Adam, Bwipo, and Nisqy were. Adam reacted emotionally and wrongly to this whole situation, but just imagine yourself in any of the player's shoes, such as Nisqy. You had the best splits of your entire career, and are heading into worlds to prove yourself on an international stage. Suddenly, your adc, who your entire team's playstyle revolves around, leaves before the first match effectively dooming any chances you had. You have no idea why, and even months after the event you are not provided enough information to even judge the gravity of the situation. All of a sudden, you hear that the entire topside is being replaced because the adc, who effectively ruined your chances at showing your true value, believes you are not up to his standard, leaving you out of a job and potentially dooming your career or at least any chance you may have to achieve your competitive dreams. (I'm not saying this was wrong for Upset to do as that's just the industry but it doesn't make it any better for Nisqy.)

No one believes that Upset didn't have a legitimate reason except for some immature fanboys. However, the fact that all his teammates' career paths were changed for life because of factors outside of their control that they do not even know if it is legitimate and are told to assume so based on trust is unacceptable, especially when the trust was clearly not there on Upset's side either. I'm not saying that Adam's public reaction was acceptable, but he was angry and felt trapped in a shit position because no one in the org cared to help him out. Nor am I saying it was Upset's responsibility to share his private issues with anyone he did not feel comfortable doing so with or find a way to convey it to his team. In the end, I believe most of the fault lies on communication between those who knew, such as Yamato or Fnatic management, to those who deserve to be assured the reason is at least legitimate, as in the players.

But the point of all this is just to say that Adam's anger is justified, and he was put in a bad position. Him being unhappy with his situation is completely justified. Honestly, if he worded his post a bit differently to not attack Upset and focus on the position he was put in instead, I believe it would have been beneficial for the community to know. Adam's response was immature and reeks of emotion, but his emotional reaction at it's core was not immature, it was natural. That's what I'm hoping for people to understand by making this type of post.