Sorry LCS fans, but another North American League of Legends team has run into roster problems ahead of the 2022 LCS Lock In. Cloud9 sttegic coach Max Waldo has confirmed that the team’s starting top laner Summit, AD carry Berserker, and head coach LS won’t be taking part in the tournament due to “immigtion delays.”
Because these three members can’t tvel to the U.S. yet, C9 is also keeping Winsome in South Korea so a majority of the team can use the rest of this month to pctice together. In the meantime, C9’s starting lineup for the 2022 LCS Lock In tournament will temporily include veten top laner Darshan, superstar marksman Zven, and Academy support Isles. They’ll play alongside jungler Blaber and top laner turned mid laner Fudge, who are set to start for C9 when the regular season begins.
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