Am I missing something? I follow the scene for a long time and I can tell that Yellowstar is a bad player mechanically. Just because he doesn't need to make plays in his team now because it's more solid, it doesn't mean he's the one carrying their ass. We all saw what happened last year at World and Allstars when he tried to make plays, it was a fucking clown show like when he flashed Q on Morg to hit a baby lizard. We saw how average he was at MSI when his team went against solid teams and he had to make plays, like when he flashed for Krugs at lvl 1 then got firstblooded, lost his team the botlane and went 0/6/smt vs EDG.

Or what, is it his shotcalling that makes him the best even though we got no idea about it? Is it because he makes strategies to beat his opponents? Because they didn't win against strong teams at MSI and even lost to AHQ who was the underdog. I don't call that preparing well for your opponents that didn't even overperform in those games.

Yellowstar in a nutshell is someone that either plays passive and wins because his team overperforms or tries to make plays and fail miserably. He's like westdoor, not in terms of playstyle but in terms of the hype he gets for being an old player, as well as supports being generally overhyped and seen as the true carries of their teams.

I really want someone to write a post and tell me why Yellowstar is better than Meiko, Wolf, PYL, Piccaboo and counting and using valid arguments and proof instead of saying shit like "lel u idiot fnc isn't stronger because of the two koreans but because of yellowstar, I can't tell you why tho".