Rough Drafts Podcast

In today's episode of the Less Than Legends podcast, Chase "RedShirtKing" Wassenar sits down with James "Obscurica" Chen from PC Gamer to discuss the fate of the LMS after their Quarterfinal defeats. Together, they discuss whether the Flash Wolves underperformed in their series against Origen, what Westdoor's retirement means to the LMS scene, and where both of these teams will go from here.

In this rather goofy episode of the Less Than Legends Podcast, Chase "RedShirtKing" Wassenar is joined by Skyler "Drageko" Garrison as they break down the quarterfinals from the Korean perspective, zoning in on SKT's dominance, KT Rolster's poor decision making, and the KOO Tigers' ability to capitalize on every mistake their opponents make. Later, the break down the semifinals as they try to look at the number of things that would need to happen for Origen to take a game off of SKT and whether Fnatic makes enough mistakes for KOO to properly capitalize. They close with another rousing round of "Guess This Former Team" as Skyler attempts to recollect the surprisingly decent in retrospect Intellectual Playground roster from memory.

In today's episode of the Less Than Legends Podcast, Chase "RedShirtKing" Wassenar is joined once again by Tim "Mag1c" Sevenhuysen from Oracle's Elixir and Unikrn to make a statistical breakdown of the upcoming Semifinals Series. Together, they discuss how Easyhoon's rise to the starting role in this series affects SKT's win conditions, whether Origen has the tools they need to steal a win as heavy underdogs, whether the KOO Tigers have shown enough to hold off the brutal Fnatic early game, and whether the ADC Kennen is just the tip of the iceberg in Fnatic's bag of tricks.

In today's episode of the Less Than Legends Podcast, Chase "RedShirtKing" Wassenar is joined once again by Tim "Mag1c" Sevenhuysen from Oracle's Elixir and Unikrn to make a statistical breakdown of the upcoming Semifinals Series. Together, they discuss how Easyhoon's rise to the starting role in this series affects SKT's win conditions, whether Origen has the tools they need to steal a win as heavy underdogs, whether the KOO Tigers have shown enough to hold off the brutal Fnatic early game, and whether the ADC Kennen is just the tip of the iceberg in Fnatic's bag of tricks.

In today's episode of the Guess the Lines: Unikoin Challenge Podcast, Chase "RedShirtKing" Wassenar and Walter "Ceades" Fedczuk have successfully recovered from one of the most disappointing performances on an international scale since the KOO Tigers at IEM Katowice. They break down how KOO outsmarted KT in picks and bans, whether KT lost more than KOO won, and what Ssumday's underwhelming performance says about what it takes to be the best in the world at your position. They close by discussing Riot's decision to ban Gragas, Lux, and Ziggs for the remainder of the tournament, competitive integrity, and what teams are hurt most by the decision. Kelsey Moser's article mentioned in this podcast can be found here: http://www.thescoreesports.com/lol/news/4399

In today's episode of the Guess the Lines: Unikoin Challenge Podcast, Chase "RedShirtKing" Wassenar and Walter "Ceades" Fedczuk have successfully recovered from one of the most disappointing performances on an international scale since the KOO Tigers at IEM Katowice. They break down how KOO outsmarted KT in picks and bans, whether KT lost more than KOO won, and what Ssumday's underwhelming performance says about what it takes to be the best in the world at your position. They close by discussing Riot's decision to ban Gragas, Lux, and Ziggs for the remainder of the tournament, competitive integrity, and what teams are hurt most by the decision. Kelsey Moser's article mentioned in this podcast can be found here: http://www.thescoreesports.com/lol/news/4399

In today's episode of the Guess the Lines: Unikoin Challenge Podcast, Chase "RedShirtKing" Wassenar discuss the 3-0 dismantling of EDward Gaming at the hands of Fnatic, where Febiven's Leblanc game places him in the pantheon of mid laners, and what EDG's failure, as well as the failure of China, teaches us about the future of the game (spoiler alert: it's not that analysts using legitimate statistics to make predictions were crazy or wrong for making them). They then move on to breaking down the fourth Quarterfinal series between the KOO Tigers and KT Rolster and talk about how the patch changes affect the possibility of a repeated close series, why Hojin looks like he's trailed off in recent games, and whether Piccaboo will finally be the one to take down the dreaded Tahm Kench pick.

In today's episode of the Guess the Lines: Unikoin Challenge Podcast, Chase "RedShirtKing" Wassenar discuss the 3-0 dismantling of EDward Gaming at the hands of Fnatic, where Febiven's Leblanc game places him in the pantheon of mid laners, and what EDG's failure, as well as the failure of China, teaches us about the future of the game (spoiler alert: it's not that analysts using legitimate statistics to make predictions were crazy or wrong for making them). They then move on to breaking down the fourth Quarterfinal series between the KOO Tigers and KT Rolster and talk about how the patch changes affect the possibility of a repeated close series, why Hojin looks like he's trailed off in recent games, and whether Piccaboo will finally be the one to take down the dreaded Tahm Kench pick.

In today's edition of the Guess the Lines: Unikoin Challenge Podcast, Chase "RedShirtKing" Wassenar and Walter "Ceades" Fedczuk look back at the second quarterfinals series between AHQ and SKT and marvel at how dominant Faker can be when he gets the opportunity, how Ziv managed to impress despite his team's losing efforts, and what AHQ need to do to better prepare for the International stage going forward. After catching up on the pair's successful Unikoin wagers, they move on to previewing Saturday's series between EDward Gaming and Fnatic and argue over how much of a difference Koro will make on the series, whether Febiven has done enough to be placed on PawN's level, and if Meiko's development as a support can throw off the Fnatic bot lane.

In today's edition of the Guess the Lines: Unikoin Challenge Podcast, Chase "RedShirtKing" Wassenar and Walter "Ceades" Fedczuk look back at the second quarterfinals series between AHQ and SKT and marvel at how dominant Faker can be when he gets the opportunity, how Ziv managed to impress despite his team's losing efforts, and what AHQ need to do to better prepare for the International stage going forward. After catching up on the pair's successful Unikoin wagers, they move on to previewing Saturday's series between EDward Gaming and Fnatic and argue over how much of a difference Koro will make on the series, whether Febiven has done enough to be placed on PawN's level, and if Meiko's development as a support can throw off the Fnatic bot lane.