We've seen before that a region with only one strong team often leads to disappointing international results.
The rise of teams like DragonX and Damwon is good for T1 and the LCK as a whole. Regardless of how dominant T1 has been these past three seasons, dropping only a single game during their previous trio of finals, it hasn't resulted in any international hardware flying back home to South Korea. While T1 will want to lock up its fourth straight domestic crown and break its own record for consecutive South Korean championships in a row, the summer split will more so be looked upon as a critical training period with the world championship soon approaching. Lee "Faker" Sang-hyeok and his cohorts were stymied in the Mid-Season Cup, an unexpected defeat to LCK rival Damwon Gaming sending them out of the tournament in the group stages. It wasn't the start the three-peating South Korean champions were looking for, but T1 stitched up some of its weaknesses by the end of the first match week to salvage a. The scariest part about Top Esports is that they still have visible room to grow as a team, especially support Liang "yuyanjia" Jia-Yuan, who has improved since a surprisingly strong MSC performance. They then dismantled their spring finals opponent JDG and more recently stopped LGD Gaming's momentum with another 2-0 win. Upon returning to the LPL, Top Esports sat JackeyLove and started support Zhang "QiuQiu" Ming in his old role as a bot laner and still won 2-0. MSC showed a Top Esports team with a few more weeks of practice with new bot laner Yu "JackeyLove" Wen-Bo under their belts and even stronger mid/jungle synergy between Hung "Karsa" Hao-Hsuan and Zhuo "knight" Ding, the latter of whom is the best mid laner in the world right now. While JD Gaming won the LoL Pro League Spring, Top Esports were mid-rise when they met them in the spring finals. This should be no surprise to anyone who watched the online Mid-Season Cup between the top four South Korean and top four Chinese teams from this past spring. We then averaged the scores to create our initial list and looked at the teams' schedules, wins, losses and overall performance for the week. 1 through 10 for each team, with 10 being the most likely to make it to worlds that given week and 1 being the least likely. How we rank: We had our panelists and writers submit a ranking of No. While we would love to rank the creative direction of each region, we're more interested in where Cloud9, G2 and T1 ended up. With all four major regions up and running, it's time to get back into the League of Legends global power rankings. But I am lacking in the sort of narcissism that would prompt me to go out of my way to take an IQ test at age 28, or join Mensa, or make a post like yours on Slashdot.Did you miss us? We missed you. The result was always that they wanted to put me in GT or AP courses. An IQ test measures very specific types of problem solving, taken in a bubble, in a manner that almost no real-world problems are presented to a person.įWIW, since you wanted to make this personal, I assume I did quite well on the IQ tests I was given in school. It *is* to say that those correlations don't mean what you think they mean. Which is not to say that you won't find all sorts of correlations between peoples' MBTI and/or IQ, and how their lives turn out. Incomplete pictures, vis-a-vis the Platonic ideals you think you are measuring with these tests. The basic premise behind the tests - that personality can be reduced to four scores on four linear axes, or problem-solving ability reduced to a score on one linear axis - seem to be gross oversimplifications. An MBTI or IQ test very accurately measures. I think it's pseudoscience on the same level that the MBTI is pseudoscience - not so much in what it does, as what people *think* it does.
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