Roughly a week ago, we gave our opinion on the roster changes in the Call of Duty League. However, out of 12 teams, we simply couldn’t comment on the Paris Legion roster. Why? That’s because they left the announcement until the last day possible – let’s dive right into it.
Last season, Paris Legion offered an poor, though not horrible performance. Dropping their entire roster and signing a new coach – here’s the newly announced roster:
- Matthew “Skrapz” Marshall
- Luis “Fire” Rivera
- Ulysses “Aqua” Silva
- Nicholas “Classic” DiCostanzo
- Coach – Dylan “Theory” McGee
Commentary on the Paris Legion Roster – Low Tier
Indeed, there isn’t much of a bright outlook for this team. Let’s look at the players individually:
- Aqua – very poor season on LAG last season
- Classic – seasoned veteran with a ‘good’ season on Toronto last year
- Skrapz – separated from his brother, a strong player though may offer difficulty in communication due to nationality
- Fire – the biggest question mark from this team, the youngster managed to finish third in the Challengers League last year – is that enough to spark this roster?
Does this team have potential? Yes, especially when coached by 4v4 veteran of “Theory”. However, my concern is over the fact that none of these players come across as star players, will probably have communication problems and crushed by juggernaut 4v4 teams. I expect this roster to have difficulties from the start though potentially stealing a series or two later on in the year. In my opinion, it all revolves around how well the youngster in “Fire” adapts.
We know have our 12 league teams! Time to go to war.
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