Tournament LCWC II - General Discussion

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LCWC Power Rankings
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By myself, Corporal Levi, Ninjadog, KSG

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Welcome to the LCWC power rankings! We decided to split the writing between several users (West players wrote Central descriptions and vice-versa to minimize bias. Rankings were unweighted averages of those submitted (thank you to the rankers). Players from the week 1 starting lineups were used.

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Corporal Levi

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SS LC Rankings
1. Serene Grace: 1.5 - India
2. dcae: 2.363636364 - WAP
3. LilyAC: 2.454545455 - Europe
4. Luthier: 3.909090909 - Central
5. Ninjadog: 6 - WAP
6. tazz: 6.272727273 - Central
7. Wail Wailord: 6.727272727 - Europe
8. Xizaaa: 7.3 - France
9. Shrug: 7.363636364 - East
10. Laroxyl: 8.166666667 - Italy
11. ABR: 10.36363636 - East
12. Fille : 11 - Europe
13. Tricking: 11.25 - Italy
14. BurntZebra: 12.63636364 - Central
15. Jytcampbell: 13.90909091 - WAP
16. Jox: 14 - Europe
17. TDK: 15.54545455 - East
18. GOAO: 16.08333333 - Brazil
19. kythr: 16.45454545 - WAP
20. Fran17: 19.08333333 - Italy
21. KSG: 19.72727273 - Central
22. Jaajgko: 19.81818182 - France
23. Lopunny Kicks: 19.83333333 - Italy
24. Sciroccoo: 20.18181818 - France
25. SANJAY: 20.5 - India
26. Sabella: 20.54545455 - East
27. Gondra: 21.91666667 - Brazil
28. King Leo V: 23.66666667 - India
29. Sp4sh : 24 - Brazil
30. Ascelsior13: 25 - India
31. Askov: 25.16666667 - Brazil
32. zS: 25.63636364 - France

1. Europe: 8.568 (#3 LilyAC, #7 Wail Wailord, #12 Fille, #16 Jox)

Europe comes back with a powerful SS lineup that is extremely reminiscent of Lily's LCPL teams and ends up ranked first, with every starter ranked in the top 15. The classic Jox + Fille core returns in one of the metas most suited to their teambuilding style. Expect to see DD Scorching Sands Onix at some point. They both looked quite good in LCPL and anything less than going even would be a disappointment for both of these players. Fille may be called upon to BW in the event that Bugzinator fails, but Europe has quality SS players off the bench too. The two star players for this roster are ranked very highly, with Lily at 3rd and Wail at 6th. Wail has been an absolute revelation, following his monster LCPL tour with a superb 6-3 Snake. Many doubted him and credited his LCPL record to a weak slate of opponents, but he shut the naysayers up by dominating proven names such as his teammates Lily and Osh at the highest level. Expect to see him continue his excellent 2020 with another positive record at the helm of Europe. Lily is the 3rd ranked LCer on this list and plausibly could've been first. She had another positive showing in Snake, although with a weaker back half of the tour. However, she's been the best builder in LC for a long while now and consistently puts in outstanding team tours. Look to see her do well again, as she won't be burdened too much by having to build for others, given the self-reliance of many of the Europe players. Europe also boasts a deep bench with players who can tag into SS with ease. This is a ridiculously strong team and is rightfully ranked as the top SS lineup of the tour.


2. WAP: 9.682 (#2 dcae, #5 Ninjadog, #15 Jytcampbell, #19 kythr)

WAP brings to SS a combination of proven stars, familiar faces, and rising talents, supported by babyboyblues’ creative teambuilding. Dcae returns to LCWC riding a surprising series of triumphs, as his failure to delete his own meme Snake sign-up has led to his best-ever tour season. With wins over LilyAC, ninjadog, and xizaaa, and having inspired a webs suspect through his own success in shaping the meta, dcae will either prove himself to be among the true elites of LC or bring a Trubbish Week 3 and retire. Ninjadog is fresh off an impressive debut in a trophy tour, posting a positive record that includes wins over Serene Grace, Wail Wailord, and Xizaaa. His meta knowledge and team building will be reliable week to week, and his consistency should shine against inferior players throughout the season. Jytcampell enters LCWC II following an up-and-down Snake season in OU, but he carries more prestige than the usual tour player LC crossover, as he posted a 4-2 record in the Archens’ lost LCPL season and went an even 2-2 in a relief role for the Wolfpack in SPL LC. He has not competed since LCPL, so it remains to be seen how he can adapt to a completely new meta. Kythr is amidst a brilliant ascent in LC, having burst on to the scene with an impressive 1st place in LC Swiss over sciroccoo. This is kythr’s first LC team tour, though, and the challenge of staying up to date with the meta in a team setting rather than an individual will show whether kythr is a true star or just a flash in the pan.


3. Central: 10.614 (#4 luthier, #6 tazz, #14 BurntZebra, #21 KSG)

Central has a strong SS lineup that many expect to succeed, with Luthier and tazz rated amongst the very best and two lower-ranked players in BurntZebra and KSG who are capable of outperforming their ranking. LC's favourite Poketuber Luthier will be looking to bounce-back in his first tour since a disastrous 3-6 LCPL season, his talent is clear but motivation will be a major concern for Central - especially given he isn't even starting w1 against fierce rivals WAP - however in spite of this he still finds himself ranked in the top 5. tazz similarly returns for his first forum tour since a difficult SPL campaign, though he has been supporting dcae in his dominant snake season, as well as playing in recent forum individuals and the most recent LPL. His motivation is unquestionably high as he looks to captain his team to the title. BurntZebra is a major question mark, whilst once seen as one of the top players he hasn't played in any serious capacity in over a year, leading many to expect a middling season from him. Rounding out the group is the dashing KSG, who will look to establish himself as an SS starter after being thrown into a variety of tiers in LCPL. He is also coming off a strong majors showing, though hopefully his devastating quarter-finals loss to Z Strats won't leave too much of a mental scar. Whilst an undoubtedly strong group of players on paper, the biggest question for Central will be how Luthier, tazz, and Zebra adapt after missing tours.


4. East: 13.455 (#9 Shrug, #11 ABR, #17 TDK, #26 Sabella)

It may be shocking to see that the superstar of last lcwc, kingler12345, has chosen not to join the East roster this season. The truth of the matter is that the average man cannot even begin to grasp the raw intellect flowing through kingler's veins. Having performed his annual sacrifice of trophy team tour performance to gain LC team tour wins, he is poised for further dominance. He is a freak of nature. The only difference between kingler and ramanujan is that ramanujan never won LC open. The rest of east are his pawns, his opponents food - loaves of bread - to fuel his grand plan.

Given his teambuilding, kingler has grown accustomed to playing from behind, and so this season the chessmaster plays his eight pawns from behind the chessboard. At the helm is his trusty sidekick, starmaster. Though he will be providing much of the team's support, star's building ability has sometimes been called into question this gen, with his lcpl victory being offset by shaky support performances in spl and lcpl. Shrug's SS performance draws some parallels to star's; he has historically been seen as a strong and creative builder, but struggled to gain positive matchups this snake despite reasonably good play. A win against serene this past weekend may indicate a return to glory, however. These two players will be supporting ABR, TDK, and sabella, three well respected general tour players who aren't as consistently involved in its development. They do have prior LC team tour experience and should be able to contribute to east's builds on those grounds.


5. Italy: 14.583 (#10 Laroxyl, #13 Tricking, #20 Fran17, #23 Lopunny Kicks)

Italy comes to LCWC with an unheralded but threatening collection of talent. Laroxyl has become an LC mainstay, posting an impressive 6-3 record in LCPL. That record was marred, though, by a pair of tiebreaker losses to LilyAC and star, so the onus will be on laroxyl to prove that he can perform like a true headliner while also supporting multiple non-mainers. Fran17 is a veritable institution at this point, known mostly for his strong BW play but perfectly capable in SS as well. His rank falls in the lower-middle of the pack, but he is a capable builder and experienced player who can punch above his weight class. Lopunny Kicks is a tour player with impressive OU pedigree and a less impressive LCPL run that entailed no games played and a mid-season sell-back. The general skill is there, but he’ll need to show he can play LC at a high level and bring the right teams. Tricking is a one-time ORAS LC stud returning to LC after a long absence. He managed rather than playing this Snake, so we eagerly await his return to competition, and the potential is there for a big season.


6. India: 17.667 (#1 Serene, #25 SANJAY, #28 King Leo V, #30 Ascelsior13)

India are largely propped up by their superstar captain Serene Grace, who will need to take on a heavy burden if this India SS group is to be successful. The clear standout here is aforementioned captain Serene Grace who has gone from strength to strength this year, posting a 7-4 record in SPL before going 8-2 in Snake. It is little surprise to see him at the top of the rankings, and it would be a shock if he finishes the tour with anything less than one of the most impressive records - the only thing that can stop Serene is if he tilts from the rest of his team tanking á la WCOP where Blimax Gunk shotted a Magearna. There is a huge drop-off between Serene and India's next highest ranked member, SANJAY. SANJAY has been around getting decent results in individuals for a while though has never really broken through or participated in any LC team tours, so he'll need to step up here as one of India's most experienced players. Next is King Leo V who similarly to SANJAY has been around for a while without making a great impact, though perhaps with Serene's support this could be his time to shine. Acselsior13 is ranked lowly due to being a relatively unknown player, however he did put up an incredible 8-0 record in BLT against respectable names like Mikaav and Eternalsnowman so there is certainly room for optimism. For the India SS group to succeeds players other than Serene are going to have to step up to join him.


7. France: 18.209 (#8 Xizaaa, #22 Jaajgko, #24 Sciroccoo, #32 zS)

France's SS lineup does not have the historical value of some of the other regions - none of their players were more than minor faces in mid-round seasonals just a year ago - but in that year, they have managed to establish themselves as serious contenders all the same. Xizaaa got drafted as a snake starter off a strong LC open run, and has used this opportunity to firmly establish himself as one of the most threatening LCers in the pool. Given his superb level of play, his poor record can almost entirely be attributed to poor luck and matchups; it has done nothing to diminish his growing reputation within the community. Jaajgko was member of the Phanpy french core during lcpl, where he posted a respectable 4-4 record, in addition to making top 4 of the winter seasonal; Sciroccoo has also put up strong performances in circuit tours, including reaching finals for swiss. Both players also look to be reasonably strong starters. zS does not have the records of the aforementioned users, but if the rest of his team is any indication, it may not be long before he establishes himself as well.


8. Brazil: 21.8125 (#16 GOAO, #27 Gondra, #29 Spl4sh, #31 Askov)

The Brazil team this year has finally rebranded itself away from LA and looks to overcome the close miss of playoffs from the first edition of this tour. With no Melon, there will be no Aron switch. However, the SS lineup has been ranked dead last, and for good reason. Pablo, Brazilian wonderkid, has elected to waste his time down in a post-truth BW, a tier that honestly shouldn't even exist, but that's besides the point. In the absence of Pablo, GOAO has taken the reigns of current gen. The fact is GOAO hasn't done anything of relevance in current gen LC since 2017, so it's unclear how successful this experiment will be. However, he is one of the most experienced LCers in this tour and many top players, such as Corporal Levi, have full faith he will turn in a top tier tour. GOAO leads a lineup of Askov, Spl4sh, and Gondra. Askov comes into this tour with I believe no experience? He is a solid player though and with the right team support can do well. Spl4sh has played LC on and off for a while and can be relied on to turn in a respectable tour as well. Gondra, a former NA West player, is now playing for the team he should've been playing for all along. He's a competent player who again should do fine with team support. Brazil is however ranked last, and a large part of this is due to the uncertainty that the right teambuilding support is there. Everyone available to Brazil is competent and can do well but Pablo's teambuilding has always been a question mark and he did skip Snake. Despite this, expect this team to surprise the rankers due to this Sticky Webs meta, Pablo's bread and butter, which should ease the teambuilding burden
 
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OLDGENS RANKINGS

SM
1. Star (East)
2. Corporal Levi (Central)
3. Osh (Europe)
4. Toadow (France)
5. babyboyblues (WAP)
6. Eternal Spirit (Brazil)
7. Mikaav (India)
8. Oibaf (Italy)

ORAS
1. Heysup (Central)
2. Kushalos (Europe)
3. Finchinator (East)
4. Wabane (France)
5. Ahmad Alfitah (Brazil)
6. corckscrew (Italy)
7. trace (WAP)
8. Sparksblade (India)

BW
1. ggggd (Brazil)
2. brewfasa (Central)
3. trash (WAP)
4. iss (East)
5. bugzinator (Europe)
6. RaJ.shoot (India)
7. Hurtadoo (France)
8. Micaiah (Italy)

DPP
1. Nails (Central)
2. doomsday doink (WAP)
3. TonyFlygon (Europe)
4. BKC (East)
5. Alkione (France)
6. Ren-chon (Brazil)
7. kebab mlml (Italy)
8. RaJ.00 (India)


1. Central (Corporal Levi #2 SM, Heysup #1 ORAS, brewfasa #2 BW, Nails #1 DPP)

Central's old gens are extremely dangerous, with a top player in every single slot. In SM we have Corporal Levi who has long been considered the LeBron James of LC due to his versatility and powerful gameplay, however this comparison may be starting to wane as levi hasn't played a great deal recently, and ranking GOAO 1st shows his mind may be failing, though his 5-2 record in playing BW in LCPL shows he can still turn it on when it matters. Heysup will start in ORAS, a tier many considered his best gen and really the only place he's thrived since Levi callously ended his CG career in 2019. It would be a surprise if he didn't put up one of the most impressive records here though especially given the middling ORAS pool. Brewfasa starts in BW where he has long been considered one of the best players, and given it is yet again a new meta this should benefit him greatly as he's one of the few who can actively build new teams in the tier. After a dominant LCPL display where he went 8-2, Nails is once again expected to feast on the DPP pool, especially given it looks significantly weaker than that of LCPL. Overall the Central old gen group is insanely strong, and it would be a shock if more than one of these slots failed to succeed.


2. Europe (Osh #3 SM, Kushalos #2 ORAS, bugzinator #5 BW, TonyFlygon #3 DPP)

Europe's oldgens come in strong with the their SM, ORAS, and DPP players all ranked top 3. Osh has been arguably the most consistent SM player the past couple years and turned in an excellent LCPL, continuing to cement his all-time status there. The only reason he is ranked this low is because Star and levi chose to play this tier for some reason. However, no one should be surprised if Osh gets the best record here, this is a ridiculously strong top 3. Kushalos has been an ORAS LC mainstay for years and delivers performances every season that remind everyone why that is. Another Europe powerhouse to continue this deep team. Tony is a relatively newer fixture in LC tours, but he's quickly shown himself to be extremely competent at DPP LC and is already one of the top players. Expect this to continue. The only weak spot on the entire Europe roster is BW, where new face bugzinator makes his debut. Don't be surprised if he does well though, as Lily and Fille have both dabbled extensively in BW in last LCPL and bugzinator is a quality player.


3. East (Star #1 SM, Finchinator #3 ORAS, iss #4 BW, BKC #4 East)

Any concerns of current gen building won't be reaching East's old gens, of course. Star is starting in SM, the gen during which he reached the peak of his LC career as not only a respected builder but arguably its strongest player. Star's old gen support performed admirably in lcpl, and there's no reason to believe lcwc will turn out differently with pilots as capable as finchinator in XY and BKC in DPP. Their BW slot has iss following a respectable LCPL run, where he helped to develop some of the less cancerous metagame trends and posted a decent adjusted record.


4. WAP (babyboyblues #5 SM, trace #7 ORAS, trash #3 BW, doomsday doink #2 DPP)

WAP brings a collection of old-timers, appropriately, to their oldgen slots. Babyboyblues is unheralded in SM compared to his success in SS, but his undeniable talent and experience in the arena may be enough to overcome his questionable taste outside of it. Trace is an LC team tour staple and the token Asia representation on this team, though we have not seen much from him in ORAS at this level, so the jury is still out on what to expect of him here. Trash posted an impressive LCPL season in spite of his sporadic teamchat membership, and if WAP can get him in the chat before playoffs he may prove unstoppable; he will need to adapt to a (mercifully) post-Swagger BW meta. Doomsday doink, better known as mambo, also follows an impressive LCPL campaign that included wins over DPP staples like nails. His off-kilter builds may help WAP to a championship, after which he will hopefully use his winnings to buy a new keyboard.


5. Brazil (Eternal Spirit #6 SM, Ahmad Alfitah #5 ORAS, ggggd #1 BW, Ren-chon #6 DPP)

Oldgens in Brazil are quite strong, despite some of the rankings being low. They're led by pablo, who has played BW in several metas and looked good in all of them. He will probably ask for teams and get them, and he'll pilot them as well as usual. It's doubtful he stays in this slot in the longterm but he should do well here. Their SM and ORAS slots are both ranked kind of low, but neither player is a pushover. Gama once made finals of LC Open during SM LC and his LC negative records are usually due to a tough slate of opponents rather than him being bad. However, this is a tough SM pool so this is something to watch. BA (now Ahmad Alfatih?) is an ORAS legend coming back after a long layoff. He has however always finished positive in LC team tours, and it's easy to see him replicate that again here. The weak spot is Ren-chon in DPP but it's DPP LC so as long as he gets good teams he should do fine.


6. France (Toadow #4 SM, Wabane #4 ORAS, Hurtadoo #7 BW, Alkione #5 DPP)

France's old gens are at least more established than they were last lcwc. The philosopher Descartes once said, "I think, therefore I am". It follows that toadow is beyond existence, seeing how his timer has never dropped below 298 seconds. Wabane has proven himself to be a capable old gen player and builder, and will be able to hold his own in XY. Though Alkione has had poor tour performances in DPP recently, he has had his ups as well, and has been considered one of the stronger DPP LC player for several years now. Hurtadoo is a bit of a question mark, as he does not seem to have BW LC experience, but he will be backed by wabane's support.


7. Italy (Oibaf #8 SM, corckscrew #6 ORAS, Micaiah #8 BW, kebab mlml #7 DPP)

Italy's oldgens are full of question marks. The one familiar face in this lineup is corckscrew, who turned in a stellar LCPL in ORAS after being drafted for almost nothing; he will look to continue those successes here. After that, this lineup enters the mystery zone; kebab mlml is a talented upper tier player, though it remains to be seen how that talent will translate to the madhouse that is DPP LC. Micaiah and Oibaf are total enigmas and will likely struggle against the well-established player pools in their respective tiers. Perhaps they can use the mystery factor to prove this ranker wrong and perform well.


8. India (Mikaav #7 SM, Sparksblade #8 ORAS, RaJ.shoot #6 BW, RaJ.00 #8 DPP)

India's old gens look a complete mystery for the most part, with very few recognisable names amongst them. Mikaav in SM is the clear standout of this group, a tier where he has performed admirably in the last two LCPLs including going 4-3 this year, he will need to put in another good performance for India here though he faces stiff competition from a very difficult SM pool. SparksBlade in ORAS is a complete wildcard, mostly known for playing Ubers there is little to suggest SparksBlade has any kind of valuable LC experience. In BW is Raj.Shoot which comes as somewhat of a surprise, given the current state of SS and his penchant for cheesing, though perhaps he can achieve similar results in a relatively fresh BW tier. Finally in DPP is the 2nd Raj, Raj 00. Almost nothing is known about him however he did become the 3rd person to defeat Serene in a tryout game, joining LCPL flop The Amuse and disappearing act Gareth Adamson.
 
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AGGREGATES & TIEBREAKS
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1. CENTRAL 18.38 (#3 SS, #2 SM, #1 ORAS, #2 BW, #1 DPP)
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Central are ranked 1st overall which should come as no surprise due to their dominant old gens core and a respectable SS group, and it'd be a surprise if this veteran roster didn't make the playoffs. It is however worth noting that Luthier isn't even starting in SS, leading many to believe that tazz included him in the PRs solely to boost their ranking, an ominous move that has many hoping they'll fail.

Expected Central Tiebreak: tazz/luthier/Levi/Nails

This is one of the best tiebreaks in the tour, with a number of options for every single tier, there is really no weak slot for the opposition to target as Levi can play SM/ORAS/BW adequately, tazz in SS/SM/ORAS, Luthier in SS/SM and then of course Nails in DPP.
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2. EUROPE 18.77 (#1 SS, #3 SM, #2 ORAS, #5 BW, #3 DPP)
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Ranked second by a hair is Europe, but quite frankly they should be ranked first. Central is full of washed up old dudes. However, Europe boasts an extreme strong lineup at every slot except BW and is probably the best team in this tour, a true superteam.
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Expected Europe tiebreak: LilyAC/Osh/Wail Wailord/Fille/etc

To be honest, Europe is so deep that depending on their opponent's weak slot and how well their own players do, almost anyone on the lineup could be a tiebreak pick. Their flexibility and top end players make them arguably the best tiebreak team in the tour.


3. WAP 23.92 (#2 SS, #5 SM, #7 ORAS, #3 BW, #2 DPP)

WAP barely edges out East for 3rd, though their talent places them firmly within the same tier as the other top contenders. Multiple players on this roster are capable of detonating the whole project by December, but if they stick together, nothing is impossible.

Expected WAP tiebreak: dcae/Ninjadog/trash/doomsday doink

WAP is well-equipped for a tiebreak, fielding two elite options in SS and one of the best BWers in trash. ORAS could prove a weakness if selected against them, as few of their players are proven there.


4. EAST 24.31 (#4 SS, #1 SM, #3 ORAS, #4 BW, #4 DPP)

Despite their 4th ranked position, the winners of last LCWC are still generally accepted to be a superteam that should be competitive with the top 3, boasting superb old gen building and strong players across kingler's board.

Expected East tiebreak: Star/Shrug/ABR/Finchinator

East boasts Shrug to hold down SS and starmaster to comfortably flex into any gen at a top level. Their last slot will likely go to a non-LC main like ABR or Finchinator who can take advantage of a Star build.


5. FRANCE 36.12 (#7 SS, #4 SM, #4 ORAS, #7 BW, #5 DPP)

France leads the single country teams despite several unknowns. Their rankings remain respectable carried by powerhouses like xizaaa and monotype superstar toadow.

Expected France tiebreak: Xizaaa/Toadow/Wabane

France can be seen as somewhat top-heavy, and it shows in a tiebreak lineup that rivals any superteam's. Xizaaa and Toadow are superb SS and SM options, and Wabane can flex into any gen well.


6. BRAZIL 37.60 (#8 SS, #6 SM, #5 ORAS, #1 BW, #6 DPP)

Brazil finishes 6 but this is a pretty safe ranking. Due to this team's reliance on getting good builds, they can be extremely volatile in terms of results and no one should be surprised if they make finals.

Expected Brazil tiebreak: Pablo/GOAO/Eternal Spirit

Brazil benefits from having some quality high end players in the tiebreak, particularly Pablo who can slot anywhere and outplay anyone, but lack depth overall. This is one of the weaker tiebreak lineups.


7. ITALY 38.44 (#5 SS, #8 SM, #6 ORAS, #8 BW, #7 DPP)

Italy places firmly in 7th in aggregate, but their collection of talent is capable of more. The keys for this team will be finding consistency in SS and making something work with their oldgen unknowns.

Expected Italy tiebreak: Italy: Laroxyl/Tricking/Fran17/Corckscrew

Italy's consistent lineup will need to punch above its weight in a tiebreak scenario, though their players are capable. Laroxyl will hold down the fort in SS, while Tricking and Fran17 are versatile options for oldgens and Corckscrew is a solid option in ORAS.


8. INDIA 42.19 (#6 SS, #7 SM, #8 ORAS, #6 BW, #8 DPP)

India find themselves in last place despite the presence of Serene Grace, the rest of the roster will have to significantly outperform their expectations if this group is going to have an impact in LCWC.

Expected India tiebreak: Serene Grace/SANJAY/Mikaav/Ascelsior13

India's tiebreak looks to be amongst the weakest, as despite having a very strong SS player in Serene Grace, they struggle massively in ORAS/BW/DPP, which could easily be exploited by other teams.
 
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7. Italy (Oibaf #8 SM, corckscrew #6 ORAS, Micaiah #8 BW, kebab mlml #7 DPP)

Italy's oldgens are full of question marks. The one familiar face in this lineup is corckscrew, who turned in a stellar LCPL in ORAS after being drafted for almost nothing; he will look to continue those successes here. After that, this lineup enters the mystery zone; kebab mlml is a talented upper tier player, though it remains to be seen how that talent will translate to the madhouse that is DPP LC. Micaiah and Oibaf are total enigmas and will likely struggle against the well-established player pools in their respective tiers. Perhaps they can use the mystery factor to prove this ranker wrong and perform well.
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