Hylissang Reflects on Fnatic's Struggles in the 2023 LEC Winter Season | MAD Lions Support Player Weighs In

MAD Lions Hissing had a near-perfect start to the 2023 LEC Winter, contrary to his former group Fanatic. Following the surface of Winter, the support player talked about Fanatics concerns in the competitors.

They're not a team. The Bulgarian likewise talked a bit about Fanatic back when he was on the lineup. From his point of view, it's much worse now, and it's likewise tougher to exactly identify the precise issue with the team.

Hissing underlined that in a game like League of Legends, opening up and having simple interaction is essential, especially in an expert team. I feel like they haven't done this, Glissando added when talking about Fanatic.

The Bulgarian likewise talked a bit about Fanatic back when he was on the lineup. He confessed that back then there were still some concerns, though, the team didn't precisely know what was not exercising and how we need to fix things. From his point of view, it's much worse now, and it's likewise harder to specifically pinpoint the precise concern with the team.

It looks like the gamers are not bonding together. They're not a team. They're simply individuals playing the video game, trying to solve things by themselves, Glissando described.

Fanatic stunned everyone and disappointed their fans in the 2023 LEC Winter Season, as the team won just 2 games and completed ninth. As a result, they hadn't gotten approved for 2023 LEC Winter Season Groups, and will return to action at the beginning of the 2023 LEC Spring Split.

Hissing and MAD Lions, on the other hand, ended up in second location behind Team Vigor. In the next phase of the competition, their first challenger will be Astral is.

The Bulgarian pointed out that in his eyes, existing Fanatic gamers aren't playing like a group, more like a pack of individuals, he stated in an interview with Tom Matthias on Feb. 8.

The LEC returns this Saturday, Feb. 11.