Burstlimit’s Week 3 Heroic Power Rankings
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“Hello everyone again, only a few but major changes here on my week 3 power rankings for the Heroic League.”
Joshua “Burstlimit” Sunga
8th - PTP [+/-]
Team PTP stays as the king of being undefeated at being defeated team. Not much to say here besides the fact the team is just behind every other team in both micro and macro aspects. However, I think it only takes one win for team PTP and SPE to explode in this league.
7th - SPE [-1]
Team Spear goes down to bottom two with team PTP, both teams being the only teams that are undefeated at being defeated. Team Spear had probably one of the hardest weekends you could’ve asked for last weekend facing team INT and YUBI. Despite having a hard weekend, team Spear was beating team YUBI with a 4-8k gold lead kept throughout the entire game. However, team Spear’s teamfighting kept them from being able to close out the game, getting virtually out teamfighted.
6th - SWO [-2]
Team Sword moves down two spots after losing to previously lower ranked TAS as well as to the godzilla of the league, team INT. Despite going 0-2, I was actually extremely impressed with the plays this team made. Their team cohesion and trust in each other showed in their match against team TAS after they pretty much grouped and ran it down mid winning a teamfight despite being down 8k gold. However, this team is still severely lacking in their early game as well as their teamfighting. They are good at goon squading but having to goon squad every game because of the deficit they’ve let grow needs to change.
5th - TAS [+2]
Team TAS moves up two ranks after going 2-0 last weekend beating team Sword and Pentakill Teemo Please. I enjoyed watching TAS repeatedly roll the top side of the map with previous All-Star K1zZ having massive cs leads over both games. Now that we’ve seen almost every team face a top tier team, I believe team TAS is deserving of the 5th place position. Team TAS needs stronger mechanics in order to face top tier teams like YUBI or INT.
4th - FEC [-1]
FEC moves down one spot which is more of a result of YUBI beating BBZ rather than FEC getting worse. They still beat team PTP in a dominating fashion despite losing three dragons, almost all to Jinx ults. However, team FEC’s loss to BBZ just goes to show the skill discrepancy between the current mid-tier teams and top tier teams. This weekend, they face team YUBI which could be a test to see if team FEC belongs in the conversation of being a top tier team.
3rd - BBZ [-1]
Team BBZ falls to 3rd place after not even putting a fight against previously ranked 5th, Team YUBI. What surprised me the most is their inability to stabilize. While BBZ’s botlane died first together, it felt like the entire team was playing to not lose instead of to win which lead to them just not even putting up a fight. While the loss is extremely disappointing, that isn’t to take away from the fact that they still dominated FEC, who I think is still a top of the mid tier team. However, it only gets harder from now because Team BBZ will be facing team INT this coming weekend which could help shift the moral if BBZ were to win.
2nd - YUBI [+3]
After doubting YUBI for two weeks, it could be time to finally realize the real power that YUBI holds in this tournament. After have a completely one-sided match against previously ranked 2nd BBZ, YUBI has shown that they can match or best the mechanically stronger teams and that they aren’t untouchable. This team faces team INT this weekend for a decider as to who will be first place. I believe this match will be decided by the bot lane matchup between YUBI’s all-star adc JeffGodGamer, who has the most amount of kills overall by a large margin, and KennyHammerSpike, who has the lowest amount of deaths among the ADCs.
1st - INT [+/-]
Again, no change here. Team In The Trees continues to dominate their opponents with both their games against SWO and SPE being completely one-sided all while having subs as well. INT’s bot lane and jungle has shown consistently good performance that’s good enough to carry the likes of BrockLee690
