100T Quid Seeks Championship-Winning Team After Title Drought
The League of Legends community is buzzing with the news that Lim “Quid” Hyeon-seung is leaving 100 Thieves after a remarkable tenure. Following a tough loss against T1, the North American team concluded their journey at Worlds 2025, marking the end of an era.
100 Thieves End Their Worlds Run
Despite showcasing strong performances throughout the tournament, 100 Thieves fell short in their final matches. Quid expressed disappointment about the loss, stating that they could have achieved a different outcome with improved teamwork. However, he remains proud of the team’s accomplishments in reaching Worlds.
Reflections on Team Performance
In an interview, Quid reflected on the challenges the team faced, including visa issues and a rocky start to the Summer Split. He believes that, despite the ups and downs, they should hold their heads high. Quid remarked, “I’m proud of our team; we made a pretty good run this year.”
Growth and Lessons Learned
Quid noted significant personal growth during his nearly three-year stint with 100 Thieves. He emphasized the importance of camaraderie among teammates. “It’s essential to maintain a positive atmosphere for improvement,” he stated, showcasing his evolved perspective on teamwork.
Looking to the Future
As he bids farewell to 100 Thieves, Quid is eager to secure a championship title. He mentioned, “I want to join a team that can win championships.” His next steps remain uncertain, but he remains open to opportunities both within and outside of North America.
Memorable Moments
- Quid’s fondest memory with 100 Thieves was qualifying for Worlds last year.
- He feels proud of their achievement despite the challenges.
As he reflects on his time with the organization, Quid stated, “I enjoyed a lot of time with them. I just want to say thank you to 100 Thieves for everything.” North American fans can only hope that his next chapter leads him closer to the championship-winning team he seeks.
