Yeah, fair. I'm not saying the coaching move wins lobbies on its own, just that it probably made the roster easier to trust in late-game chaos. If they can keep that balance while everyone else starts playing scared, they've got a real shot at PGC.
VP's season looks less like a hot streak and more like a team that finally figured out how to turn pressure into a repeatable plan. The ibiza move stands out to me most, because a strong player-to-coach transition can smooth out the chaos without dulling the edge.
I actually think the punishment is the point. If the last circuit is supposed to decide the season, then the standings need to hit hard, otherwise teams coast once they bank a cushion.
The seeding angle is the part people might miss here. Finishing first in PGS points sending you straight to Grand Finals is a huge reward, but second versus third-through-eighth is a pretty big drop too, so even teams already inside the top eight still have a lot to fight for.
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