At Some Point I Wasn’t Appreciated as Much in KOI - Reflections with Trymbi 2/2 - League of Legends

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Adrian "Trymbi" Trybus, former Support player of Rogue/KOI and FNATIC but currently teamless, is the star of the 336th Episode of 'Reflections'. This episode is part two of two about trymbi's career.

trymbi has been one of the best Western Support players since not too long after entering the LEC in 2021. His team made the split final in his first ever split, but were heart-breakingly reverse swept by MAD Lions. At Worlds that year trymbi found himself in a monster group of death, matched up with tournament favourites DWG and FPX and Perkz's Cloud9, incredibly reaching the tiebreakers but losing out to Cloud9 in the end.

In 2022 Rogue were even better, continuing their streak of winning the most or second most regular split games and again making a run to a spring split final they would lose, this time to Caps's G2. In the summer trymbi and Rogue got their revenge on both and won their first ever LEC title. At Worlds Rogue was the only Western team to get out of their group, defeating both DRX (the eventual champions) and TES.

In 2023 Rogue, now renamed to KOI, was more of a dark horse than a true contender. A third place finish in the Winter split was followed up with a group stage win in Spring which was avenged by G2 in the lower bracket game to eliminate KOI prior to the play-offs. This split proved to be trymbi's last on the team and he was traded to FNATIC for Advienne.

At FNATIC he resurrected his reputation and fortunes, with the team looking strong early only to flounder in the play-offs. At the LEC Season Finals, with Wunder standing in for Top laner Oscarinin, FNATIC reached the final. trymbi had made a European final three years in a row as well as qualifying for Worlds three years in a row. At Worlds, FNATIC got all the way to the 2:2 game in the Swiss stage but were defeated in three games by WBG, the eventual finalists.

After the off-season of 2023 trymbi has somehow ended up teamless. He has twice been voted all-LEC second team and twice all-LEC third team in his career. He is famed for his wide champion pool and ability to play off-meta picks.

In part two, Trymbi talks about some of his controversial Worlds picks, using his deep champion pool to play AD Supports, getting removed from KOI, helping FNATIC reach Worlds and the Season Final of LEC, why he is teamless and what he thinks of Humanoid.

This interview was recorded on the 3rd of January, 2024.

► Time-line of topics discussed:
00:00 S12 Worlds
04:40 Nasus pick
06:55 LS influence
09:27 Using unique picks like Keria's AD Support picks
13:28 Rogue drafting philosophy
19:01 Rogue in scrims
20:42 Status at the end of 2022
21:48 Rogue changing roster for 2023
23:53 2023 in Rogue
26:06 Kicked from KOI?
27:43 Expectations going to FNATIC
30:32 Noah
32:41 Ups and downs in FNC
35:14 Could they have beaten G2 in the LEC Season Final?
36:58 Significance of reaching the final
38:05 Swiss system performance
40:50 Pick for final game vs. WBG in the 2-2 game
48:57 Humanoid
51:31 Why is he teamless?
53:27 Has he been appreciated?
57:19 Meiko
58:30 Keria
1:01:03 Hylissang
1:03:34 Mikyx
1:05:18 Rakan
1:07:51 Best trymbi game?
1:09:14 Final words

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