Nailed It and Failed It: Sven of C9 and World of Warcraft

Posted by Robbie Landis | Feb 4, 2020 | Esports, League of Legends, Nailed It & Failed It, News

Nailed It and Failed It: Sven of C9 and World of Warcraft

Each week we bring you two moments, one of epic success, someone who absolutely nailed it! And another of an epic failure, someone who totally failed it. This week on Nailed It and Failed It…

Nailed It!

Bottom Laner for Cloud 9 in the LCS, Zven has big shoes to fill taking over for club legend, Sneaky. But he’s gotten off to an amazing start and continued his run of form against Immortals in week 2. Zven has a perfect K/D/A over four matches with 18 kills, no deaths and 22 assists.

Zven Triple Kill
Clip of LCS Playing League of Legends – Clipped by greatlakernori

Failed It!

This week we go to the world of Azeroth in World of Warcraft. The race to see which of the top Guilds can clear the newest raid is under way between Complexity-Limit and Method. After 100 Attempts, Complexity-Limit got a phase where the boss seemed to stop. They burned it from 80% to 25% Health and then it just vanished, replaced by two enraged adds that wiped the group. Blizzard the Developer pays close attention to the world first race and Complexity Limit had found a buy that let them skip a phase in the fight. So Blizzard despawned the boss and they had to start all over.

Boss despawn
Clip of limit_maximum Playing World of Warcraft – Clipped by frumpyg

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