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Use code THORIN at https://gamersupps.gg/THORIN for 10% off an order of GamerSupps' delicious energy formula. ► Join the Scrilluminati to get exclusive perks and support this channel: https://www.patreon.com/Thooorin ► Check out a previous LoL Reflections here: https://youtu.be/2mQ8fVYdfQ8 Rasmus "Caps" Borregaard Winther, former FNATIC Mid laner and currently of G2 Esports, is the star of the 456th Episode of 'Reflections'. This is episode one of three about Caps's career. Caps is widely considered the best Western LoL player now and of all-time. He rose up as a talented but wild prospect in 2017 when FNATIC was still very much Rekkles's team. Despite a slip up at S7 Worlds the team made it to the play-offs anyway. 2018 saw Caps ascend individually and team-wise, as people began to acknowledge him as the best LEC player and FNATIC won both EU LCS splits. At S8 Worlds Caps and company went all the way to the final only to be beaten there by Rookie's iG. The 2018 off-season shocked the world as Caps chose to leave for rivals G2 where Perkz role-swapped to ADC to make space for him. 2019 is arguably the best year of League of Legends any Western side has played. G2 won both splits, took the MSI title and went as far as the final of Worlds, a back-to-back appearance for Caps specifically. G2 lost only a single Bo5 all year long. 2020 was the run-back, with the unusual difference of Caps and Perkz swapping roles with each other for the spring only to swap back for summer. G2 overcame some bumps along the way to win the split anyway. Similarly, they had some stumbles in summer but prevailed to win a fourth LEC crown in a row and six on the trot for Caps. That year's Worlds ended a play-off round earlier in the semi-finals. 2021 had Caps reunited with Rekkles but the team could not maintain early form and didn't win a title or make a final. 2022 was a bounce back as Caps even looked individually subdued by came alive in the play-offs to win another title and this time with a totally new set of botlane team-mates. They also made the summer final but Caps suffered his only ever finals loss as Rogue upset. 2023 and 2024 have been the era of the new three split format and Caps has been even more successful. Of a possible eight titles, six mini-splits and two season finals, Caps won all but Spring last year. Alas there has not been the kind of Worlds successful Caps and G2 likely hoped for. In part one Caps talks about his early years as a pro, developing in FNATIC and the epic Worlds final run of S8. This interview was recorded on the 25th of November, 2024. ► Time-line of topics discussed: 00:00 Nicothepico in Caps's rise 03:42 Parents when he joined the Turkish league and involvement early on 05:54 Did he dream of playing professionally? 07:06 Flaming in soloqueue early on 11:29 Space to develop 14:27 Playing with Rekkles 17:50 How did he handle team drama? 20:44 Chasing Perkz 25:21 S7 Worlds group troubles 27:55 Broxah 30:48 Dylan Falco 32:51 2018 as a year 34:51 What if the solo lane meta hadn't arrived at S8 Worlds? 37:01 Overcoming Worlds drama 40:11 iG in the S8 Worlds final 43:02 Hylissang 44:16 How good was prime Rookie? Subscribe this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfeeUuW7edMxF3M_cyxGT8Q/join ► Check out bite-sized Thorin on my new clips channel: https://www.youtube.com/thorinclips ► Follow me on social media: https://twitter.com/Thorin https://facebook.com/Thooorin https://www.instagram.com/thooorinofficial/ ► My written content: https://iamesports.substack.com/ ► My stream: https://www.twitch.tv/Thorin ► You can discuss this content at my Discord server: https://discord.gg/rDKxKfM ► This video was kindly supported by: Matt, Pugnatio, Rajcula Animosity Banediesel Jasun Jensen Goh Tosh touken_ Special thanks go out to JerCkysMiNi0n. #Caps #Hylissang #Thorin