mauisnake

And yet three is still not enough.

And so I can't I don't want to I do.

I do think that the people on Vitality should be rewarded for.

aspects of how deep they made it, how many big games they play.

Like this is kind of why I think Mezzi and Flamesy went up my list higher than they would have otherwise, if they put up these numbers on different teams.

But if I'm crowning the world, if I'm trying to crown the world's best, um,

it's, it's, it kind of depends on what you're valuing.

And what I value is just who was the individually best performer of the year.

And to me, that's donk, even though it's kind of, it's tough.

It's just really tough though, because, because I mean, I think Dai Wu had a fricking amazing year.

I think it's impossible to argue that he was the best player for vitality, arguably every single tournament win, except for the major in Budapest, where you, you could have made the argument for Robs in my eyes.

I mean, Vitality is probably the most well-constructed team in the last seven years or so.

I mean, following Astralis, where you have ZywOo the most... Yeah, yeah, I think you nailed it, that he's just the most well-rounded star.

And then Ropz...

People have always complimented the fact that he is just, as a secondary star, there's no one you'd rather have than him because he takes his time, controls all of the space.

Apex became a better in-game leader once he had Ropz because he was able to use Ropz's position that he held and then work into a mid-round how Ropz has just unlocked this other part of the map to him without even having to make a game plan for it.

I was going to say, you guys are giving me the James Bank send-off.