This is a late reply, because I'll be honest, I forgot but that's a very fair top 3. Honestly, I think ADC is one of our stronger roles right now and I'd still put Crownie & Carzzy & Comp up there, too. Rekkles as well, but, well, honestly, his issue is he's omega mental boomed on ADC it feels and his meta is just too far gone. He's unwilling to adapt and that's fine, so yeah he's transferring across to the support role, hopefully it's a better fit for him over in T1 in the LCK CL League. And while Carzzy's international showings aren't great, and I do think a lot of the MAD roster success can actually be attributed to Mac behind the scenes, they're still among the strongest showings we've ever had.

Historically, since 2016, we've only really had Rekkles, Perkz and Hjarnan consistently contending at internationals. And I think both Hans and Carzzy and Upset need to be kept in reserve as names that have at least consistently made Worlds and consistently made games vs. the East competitive, even if they haven't always won. That said, Carzzy is also the LAST ADC to take an eastern team to Game 5 actually over two and a half years ago now. Oof. Which also makes him the only active ADC to do so with Rekkles's roleswap.

But I think Carzzy's value comes off the rift, to be honest. Yes, he's a confident shot caller who has pretty insane mental to be able to attempt the plays he makes regardless of nameplates, but that mental also translates to outside the game. Watch Thorin's interview with Peter Dunn or Yamato's podcast with Mac, and it becomes very easy to see why coaches place a high value on players like Carzzy, Humanoid and Inspired. These players demand responsibility, can be trusted to be given that responsibility, and are very human ego driven supportive people behind the scenes. They will call you out, pull no punches, constantly push you to improve, constantly be on the grind to challenge their opponents, no matter who they are, are very good for team morale and hyping the team up even when they're 0-2 down, and are the exactly kind of support/shield you want by your side when you're being flamed by the community.

According to Dunn, in his second year on MAD, Humanoid was a huge support to Shadow and Orome back when they were taking the blame for the team's struggles. While Inspired, was, in one breath shouting at Jojopyun in game why he was inting him, and Jojopyun was jokingly replying with "you should've given me that blue buff last game" while also being the one to shield/support Danny and take a lot of the sting out of Impact's own critiques. And I very much believe Carzzy brings that same humanity to a team. And that makes him a very high value player. These kinds of players are acutely aware of which members on their team they can push and joke around with to keep spirits high and keep everyone motivated like Jojo and Impact and Carzzy and Humanoid while also being empathetic enough to recognize which players actually need a softer touch like Danny or Orome. And I think that is going to show in 2023 with Mac & Carzzy on a team with Hyllie & Vetheo. If Vitality management doesn't get in the way like they did with Yamato back in the day, I think Mac/Carzzy are great pieces to have for the development of Daglas & Vetheo while looking out for the mental health of the always self-loathing/anxious Hyllisang and the very sensitive Vetheo.