EPTIf you had wondered where Violet had disappeared to, wonder no more. He's the new Envyus LoL Coach
viOLet retires, to coach LoL team
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SetGuitarsToKill
Canada28396 Posts
If you had wondered where Violet had disappeared to, wonder no more. He's the new Envyus LoL Coach
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Charoisaur
Germany16024 Posts
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AshC
United States328 Posts
Best of luck to Violet on the new job. | ||
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Phredxor
New Zealand15076 Posts
On May 27 2017 15:21 Charoisaur wrote: is Envyus big in league? They're pretty bad. Last place in LCS last split. | ||
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Cosmos
Belgium1077 Posts
On May 27 2017 16:20 Phredxor wrote: They're pretty bad. Last place in LCS last split. But they imported Nisqy from Europe for the next split and he has some real talent. | ||
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Musicus
Germany23576 Posts
Cool to see that he can stay with EnVy in a new positiong. Good luck! EnVy should pick up a new sc2 player though. There are still teamless players with good chances of making it to BlizzCon. | ||
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ParksonVN
Australia370 Posts
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pieroog
Poland146 Posts
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rotta
5598 Posts
On May 28 2017 14:29 ParksonVN wrote: I wonder how those people who never played at competitive LOL could become LOL coaches ? Like MC before, and now Violet. oov too, maybe it's about seniority? glhf viOLet! | ||
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SlammerSC2
77 Posts
On May 27 2017 15:21 Charoisaur wrote: is Envyus big in league? No, they went to relegation last split and just barely managed to stay in NALCS. MC coaching a LCK team dident help much either. Kongdoo got relegated. As for other SC2 players going to League StarDust is H2K assistant coach. PartinG is around diamond "mmr" level player. | ||
stuchiu
Fiddler's Green42661 Posts
On May 28 2017 14:29 ParksonVN wrote: I wonder how those people who never played at competitive LOL could become LOL coaches ? Like MC before, and now Violet. http://www.liquidlegends.net/forum/lol-general/523187-a-short-guide-to-lck-coaches-part-1 | ||
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nurle
Norway308 Posts
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getg00d
United States120 Posts
On May 28 2017 18:04 nurle wrote: tren hard (Y) or sarms  he def looks j4ck3d meow | ||
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Taf the Ghost
United States11751 Posts
I'm glad he's doing well. | ||
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Bails
United States317 Posts
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sarsAF
8 Posts
On May 28 2017 14:29 ParksonVN wrote: I wonder how those people who never played at competitive LOL could become LOL coaches ? Like MC before, and now Violet. They're just trying to find the next coach kKoma....ex SC/SC2 player spent some time on oGS. He is currently the undisputed best coach in league and his success will probably never be matched once he retires. | ||
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blunderfulguy
United States1415 Posts
I wonder if he'll be getting his team in the gym every week. xD | ||
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DieuCure
France3713 Posts
On May 28 2017 23:51 sarsAF wrote: They're just trying to find the next coach kKoma....ex SC/SC2 player spent some time on oGS. He is currently the undisputed best coach in league and his success will probably never be matched once he retires. He retired early enough ( when sc2 was top so he switched more for passion than money i guess ), not a lot of catching up, if violet never played LoL before 2017 he has way more heroes, timings meta etc to learn + no passion i dont think it's possible to be a good coach then | ||
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xtorn
4060 Posts
On May 28 2017 14:29 ParksonVN wrote: I wonder how those people who never played at competitive LOL could become LOL coaches ? Like MC before, and now Violet. had the exact same question, and especially straight to "HEAD" coach, not just "a coach" of team X | ||
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lagcats
172 Posts
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rotta
5598 Posts
On May 29 2017 04:16 lagcats wrote: this is starting to be a trend AoS killed SC | ||
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breaker1328
Canada298 Posts
On May 28 2017 14:29 ParksonVN wrote: I wonder how those people who never played at competitive LOL could become LOL coaches ? Like MC before, and now Violet. It's not just LoL but also with stick and ball sports where the majority of coaches were minor league players at best but have a high understanding of the game and are able to teach it effectively. The best player in the history of the NHL, Wayne Gretzky, was a terrible coach but possibly the most well known former NHL coach, Don Cherry, had a pretty succesful coaching career in the NHL despite only ever playing 1 game in the NHL. eSports may be a bit of a different animal than traditional sports but I would imagine someone like Tasteless would make an excellent SC2 coach despite not even playing the game anymore. At the very least people like viOlet and MC would be in a position to offer players a different outside perspective than players that are completely immersed in the game/scene. | ||
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razedbywolves
United States8 Posts
On May 28 2017 14:29 ParksonVN wrote: I wonder how those people who never played at competitive LOL could become LOL coaches ? Like MC before, and now Violet. I'm sure that teams value their experience in competitive eSports at such a high level. Practice habits, analysis, psychological aspects of being a progamer, and familiarity with the infrastructure of a very developed Korean professional scene would be invaluable for pro teams. With an influx of younger players who are mechanically and tactically gifted but maybe unfamiliar with the pro scene, I'm sure Violet can offer a lot. I'm not sure he'll be successful because I don't know his experience in League but I could see why a team would take a chance on him as coach. | ||
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lestye
United States4186 Posts
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Jj_82
Swaziland419 Posts
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RevTiberius
Canada353 Posts
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