A few days out from MSI, Karmine Corp mid laner Kyeahoo discussed with RFT.GG. He talks through his move West from the LCK, the finals against G2, his read on facing
KC kyeahoo: "It's going to be so much fun. I just want to play ASAP"
A few days out from MSI, Karmine Corp mid laner Kyeahoo discussed with RFT.GG. He talks through his move West from the LCK, the finals against G2, his read on facing
Yeah i'm good, I'm happy, excited.
I've played much longer in the LEC, and not very long at the bootcamp, so I wouldn't say I can feel a huge difference as of now. But facing different teams and stronger players is fun and I feel like it's making me improve. But right now I can't definitely tell you that I feel like I've been able to grow way more than during my LEC experience.
The improvement will be felt once the international competitions are over and I go back to playing in the LEC. But it's still too early to feel it, so I can't really talk about it for now.
There were good and bad sides. The good side is that I was still playing in the LCK against good teams and good players, which is positive. The bad side is that by constantly changing, the synchronization and team cohesion are difficult to adjust.
At first, I wasn't thinking about it at all. It was only when KC came looking for me from Europe that I started thinking about it. Originally, I wasn't thinking about it at all.
KC had come to the First Stand, so I knew the players a little. But after that, they weren't able to participate in international competitions, so I didn't get to know about them better, I knew about Canna on toplane, of course. When the offer came, everyone was already confirmed except me. So... I knew the members, but I didn't know the details of the team.
When I first saw all the names in the roster, I could recognize all their names and I told myself "they actually have a stacked line-up."
I was expecting that we could make all the international competitions and win a few titles. Reaching at least the finals seemed pretty obvious to me.
As for the title, I figured that by playing a little better we'd win, and by playing a little worse we wouldn't win. That's the level at which I saw things.
I didn't expect it at all. Receiving this kind of attention is a really good thing in itself, so I'm happy.
Happy and grateful.
We lost because we played worse than G2 that day. Honestly, between G2 and us, it wouldn't be surprising for either one to win. That day we played a little worse, and G2 played a little better.
For the laning phase itself, I think Korean players are a bit better. But on many other aspects, I think Caps is better. So when you combine all that, I think he is a World class player, yes.
The meta at the start of the season and the current meta are a bit different. So it's not that the team's direction has changed because of the meta shifts but rather that our drafts are different and they also require to be played differently.
Of course I'm confident, because I earned a spot coming from the LEC. And honestly, more than anything, I just think it's going to be so much fun that I just want to play the match as soon as possible.
Thank you guys!
