How Doublelift felt when Bjergsen retired
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- Опубліковано 30 чер 2023
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The real ones cried that day.
aw so sweet, they were a cool duo and I can see DL looked up to Bjerg!
I think it was more so another player who's skills he respected as much as his own in the lcs
@@safeer10 Agreed, and they've been really good friends since their TSM days.
goodbye goat 😢
This hit me right in the feels
He WILL be missed.
I, too, miss Soren
I’ve been watching Bjerg since the beginning and could easily say compared to any Lck/Lpl mid laner rn, i think he wouldn’t even fall behind in laning phase or cs he was a great mechanical player and always knew what to do.
A lot of the younger crowd won't understand this. But it's been genuinely cool watching DL grow up over his career.
Ngl tho sometimes I miss the "Everyone else is trash" DL 🤷♂️😂
That DL is still there. Just can’t say much with how 100T is currently doing. In some interviews, he still has his moments
@@nicholastartaglia4276 man. He had those moments on CLG before they started winning. DL after he swapped to ADC was ruthless and the poster child of ego 😆
No cap, DL has the best character development through NA LCS, ever.
@@Xtiian204 Netflix adaptation when
@@Xtiian204 best story too. From winnging nothing to MSG turnaround, to getting kicked, to winning every split, to the tragedy, and retirements. Dude is for sure the main character of the LCS
Old era of league is almost gone and I fear soon the entire game with it. Played league for literally more then half my life, despite all the toxic trash, broken stuff and bad things about the game. It is by far the game I’ve put the most hours in and will be sad to see it go when it finally does
what u talking about bro. its not going anywhere, anytime soon
@@isaiahalvarez7147 league is dying and has been on the down turn for years in the West, if you don't think so youre honestly just in denial.
@@xipper3550one easy point against ur doomer take is that it's still one of the most watched if not the most watched at times category on twitch. With main streamers having viewership in the thousands. While professional scene is changing in the west the game itself is very much alive.
@@Bigburb1345 please don't try to argue when you can't read and comprehend the argument. Never said the game wasn't big and still not one of the biggest in the world. The game has been on a downturn for years in the West and yes that includes viewership numbers on twitch.
Old era League has been gone for a while now. We'll never get that in the game again, even if League keeps going for another 50 years. I'm just glad I got to witness it all.
It’s crazy these guys have played for as long as they have. Seems like a lot of people don’t realize just how absurd the workload of a pro league player is and dude stuck with it for like a decade.
My western goat
Rip Bjerg Zilean
Good coach
❤
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Man almost exactly like how doublelift quit on tsm 2016
He got burnt out like most players do. Then went on to win 4 splits in a row on TL which has never been repeated
Guarantee you viewership has dropped by 10%
i feel like he was playing passive because he wanted to retire and wasnt into playing lol anymore
but also, the mid meta has shifted so much to just farming champs. Bjerg was a mid lane carry, and his joy really shifted when he was forced to play tanks and supports mid. He was able to adapt for a while but I feel like those are one of the reasons he fell out of love for the game.
Nah it was just a reddit narrative tbh. His whole career until 2020 on tsm he was the best player in lcs every year pretty much
def wasnt a reddit narrative, he clearly declined. One of the reasons being was bein passive, and thus the reason he ended up retiring. If he was on the best na team he wasnt gonna retire mid split lol. @@jonathanknypstra2137