YamatoCannon said that when he saw some of Bo's highlights before, he was amazed by his level of play, and even his ADC abilities might surpass 80% of European AD players. However, he also mentioned that during his time coaching KC, KC's mid laner saken and support Targamas were not compatible with Bo. Yamato believes that teammates in Bo's team need to do some dirty work for him. He also mentioned, "When I worked with Bo, I noticed that if Bo felt he wasn't getting what he wanted from his teammates, or if their efforts didn't meet his expectations, he would become very frustrated and negative. You need to constantly motivate him. What I really like about Bo is that after you encourage him, he acknowledges his mistakes and then works harder in solo queue to improve himself."

Perkz said, "He told me that when he was in FPX, Doinb and Lwx would tell him what to do and where to go for team fights. And Bo would perfectly execute their demands to invade the jungle or seek team fights. I'm not joking, but if last year at Vitality the game version was like this summer split's version, we 100% could have won the league championship."

Yamato then also mentioned that he thinks mid and Korean players who just arrived in the LEC are used to feeling surrounded by people. They all train in one room, under high pressure, and the training is very strict. Perkz also mentioned that they are often used to training until at least 3 AM in the training room. They are accustomed to solving problems by constantly grinding in solo queue after encountering issues.

Yamato said, "Just like Bo told me before, 'When Chinese players perform poorly in matches, they go to solo queue and often achieve very high scores. I hope my teammates can also solo queue more and achieve high scores. I think it's very simple; they just need to keep grinding.' But in the LEC, it's common for players to have their own lives after going home, and some players, especially foreign players, are used to high-pressure environments, the sound of keyboard clacking, and the tense atmosphere in the room."