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EU-West, Ad Carry TOP5는 누구?
YellOwStaR, sOAZ, Tidus, kujaa, MoMa, Linak
Wickd, Yellowpete, Froggen, Snoopeh, Krepo. CLG.EU
#5 Ezreal: won 69; lost 38; win ratio 64.5% Kog’Maw: won 48; lost 26; win ratio 64.9% Urgot: won 37; lost 17; win ratio 68.5% #4 Bora 'YellOwStaR' Kim from against All authority gets the fourth place. While he has been arguably one of two best AD carries back at the Season 1 Championship, he has missed some of the tournaments after it because of other responsibilities. Since IEM Kiev though he has been very focused on his pro gaming career. That focus has increased even more recently, because his team has decided they need more practice in order to be at the top as the Season 2 Championship should come around fairly soon. Without any doubt his best champion at the moment is Corki. With his high burst damage, poking abilities and great chances of escaping any ganks, it’s a really strong AD champion and Yellowstar uses all his strengths to their maximum potential. He was really scary with him at the IEM World Championship, at least against every European team. They all fell victims to him and he didn’t lose his lane even once. Graves and Vayne are his other favorites, especially the latter, who turns into a monster if allowed to get to the late part of the game. Yellowstar’s current solo queue ELO is 2152 and his ranked stats are 418 wins, 295 losses and a 58.6% win ratio. Some additional ranked facts from his Summoner profile are as the following: Corki: won 46; lost 27; win ratio 63% Graves: won 39; lost 18; win ratio 68.4% Vayne: won 23; lost 18; win ratio 56.1% #3 The moment he showed that he had acquired his old form was at the IEM World Championship. In his team’s first match he was playing Ashe and around the 20 minute mark he still didn’t have any kills. That didn’t matter at all when seconds later he scored the first pentakill of the tournament through some awesome positioning and kiting throughout the fight. He also played a massive role in Fnatic’s qualifying for the OGN tournament quarterfinals last week – again with his beloved Ashe, who is certainly his most dreadful weapon. Another champion he excels at is Ezreal. Even when other pro players were claiming he had less damage than a caster minion, Lamia never stopped playing and having great results with him. He is also very good with Sivir – a champion he has said is very powerful and a favorite of him even before she became a flavor of the month after IEM Kiev. Lamia’s current solo queue ELO is only 1954 with 396 wins, 202 losses and a 66.2% win ratio. His current mission though is conquering the Korean solo queue ladder, where it takes the unbelievable -90 points for a loss. Here are some more interesting ranked facts from his Summoner profile: Ezreal: won 64; lost 37; win ratio 63.4% Sivir: won 65; lost 16; win ratio 80.2% Ashe: won 31; lost 12; win ratio 72.1% The second place goes to Counter Logic Gaming .EU’s Peter 'Yellowpete' Wüppen. Although he has played League of Legends for more than two years and has even been #1 in solo queue at certain moments, the player became widely known after joining his current team. He is quite respected in the community not only as a great player, but as a calm and relaxed streamer, who doesn’t rage at others and enjoys his time in solo queue. It won’t be a lie to say that Yellowpete is exceptionally good with all AD champions and that he wins his lane almost every time. The list of his strong sides includes great judgment in various situations, while in lane making the right choices when to engage in to a fight and amazing positioning in team fights. His most preferred champion is probably Kog’Maw or at least he says he loves him a lot. A specific thing in his play style with that champion is that he levels his E spell, which provides area of effect damage and slow instead of his Q spell which gives a certain per cent of attack speed. This choice is based on his believe that it makes him stronger in an early team fight for dragon and also with the slow he can always successfully escape from an incoming gank. Yellowpete’s current solo queue ELO is 2314, his ranked stats are 465 wins, 312 losses, which sums up to a 59.8% win ratio. His 12 most played champions are all ranged DPS, which proves his dedication to the role. Additional ranked information from his Summoner profile is provided below: Urgot: won 93; lost 46; win ratio 66.9% Kog’Maw: won 83; lost 37; win ratio 69.2% Ezreal: won 60; lost 45; win ratio 57.1% #1 There is probably little doubt about who is the number 1 at the moment – Eugene 'Genja007' Andryushin from the almighty team of Moscow Five . A few months ago at IEM Kiev he showed his unorthodox strategies in front of a vast audience and proved himself as an innovator. AD Kennen? Genja says why not. Starting his build for Kennen and Kog’Maw with Wriggle’s Lantern and Phantom Dancer and then going for the big damage items? Yes, he did exactly that and it worked flawlessly. Playing Urgot like an off-tank with Frozen Heart and Atmogs? No problem at all. What’s more, he made all that a trend. Every ranged DPS player from a competitive team learned to play AD Kennen using his build and most of them started playing Kog’Maw in the same manner. Urgot became a very common and high rated pick and is always played like an off-tank, while before he was hardly ever picked and if it happened at all, people used the “usual” damage items on him. The next time Genja shined was at the IEM World Championship, when at the final match, game 1 he was given the blue buff and played alone in the bottom lane as Urgot for more than 10 minutes. And if you think he was tower-hugging, you are quite wrong. He was not only pushing his lane, but also outfarming his opponent. His teammate Alex Ich said that this secret move was Genja’s idea because he didn’t like his support. No matter the reason though, it was a bold play and it would be great for all of us to witness it again someday. Genja’s current solo queue ELO is 2274 but he has astonishing ranked stats. He has won 291 games and lost only 85, which gives him a win ratio of 77.4%. Of course this numbers don’t include scrims and online tournaments played in custom games, but this doesn’t make them any less important. Here are some more interesting ranked facts from his Summoner profile: Kennen: won 34; lost 6; win ratio 85% Kog’Maw: won 24; lost 8; win ratio 75% Urgot: won 25; lost 2; win ratio 92%
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