Aran 's Assessment of Rezz, Not Yet Worthy of Replacing Lutpi or Buts

Team Liquid ID managed to pick up a win and continue their positive trend in MPL ID S14 in the sixth week, when they hosted Rebellion Esports, which fielded a different line-up composition.

Still with the MDL trio combo combined with Aran and Yehezkiel, Team Liquid ID seemed to have no trouble at all.

All the players fought hard to get the victory which now brings them to third position in the standings.

Will meet Fnatic ONIC on Sunday, Aran , EXP Laner belonging to Team Liquid ID, gave a little comment to Rezz, the new kid who was appointed to the main team, in order to give a new color after the departure of Lutpi who is now defending Onic Prodigy in MDL ID.

I'm Better Than Rezz, This is Aran 's Comment on MPL ID S14

When asked by RevivaLTV about the match that will bring him together with Rezz, Fnatic ONIC 's new EXP Laner, in an interview after the match that took place on Friday, (09/13/2024).

Aran said that Rezz could not replace Lutpi or Buts, as his seniors. According to Aran , even after Buts left, the EXP Laner who entered Fnatic ONIC was only a complement.

This also refers to the existence of Lutpi who is currently no longer defending Fnatic ONIC , because he has moved down to MLD ID, and plays for Onic Prodigy .

"From what I see and feel, after Buts left Onic, the EXP Laner who replaced him was only a complement, because the other four players were still carrying the game," said Aran .

When compared to himself, Aran thinks that Rezz is just an ordinary EXP Laner, and has not reached the stage where he needs to be wary.

Furthermore, Aran also explained that he is confident that he is better than Rezz so far.

"In my opinion, Rezz is only an average EXP Lane, very ordinary. If compared to me, it's clear that I'm the better one," he concluded.

It will be a very interesting spectacle when the two meet in the Land of Dawn in the next few days. Will Rezz be able to prove that he is indeed worthy to replace Lutpi, or will Aran maintain the consistency of his performance later.