Team Fight Tactics (TFT) players seek answers as to why a Gnar comp led to an 8th place finish. They share insights on poor itemization, lack of coordination, and missed opportunities.
Summary
- Poor itemization and lack of core units led to the Gnar comp’s failure.
- Players criticized the decision-making around rerolls and augment choices.
- The team lacked key traits and synergies critical for success.
- Mocking comments highlighted the glaring mistakes made in the match.
Gnar’s Itemization Woes
Players pointed out the lack of optimal items on Gnar as a major reason for the team’s poor performance. With only two items on Gnar, the damage output was insufficient to compete in a high-stakes match.
Reroll Comp Criticisms
Several users criticized the player’s decision to pursue a reroll comp without proper setup and itemization. The lack of synergies and core units like Kindred further weakened the team’s chances.
Ah, the Mockery!
Amidst the serious analysis, some users couldn’t resist poking fun at the disastrous performance of the Gnar comp. Comments like ‘This has to be the most 8th place team’ added a humorous touch to the thread.
