Occupation? I won’t even hit a dog!

"Congratulations to G2 for taking the match point with a commanding 2-0 lead in the semifinal against SKT!"

"I can only describe this scene in four words."

“——It’s amazing.”

Wawa raised his voice: "If G2 used all their tricks to suppress SKT in the first game, G2 was just toying with SKT in this game!"

"Faker and Clid handled the early game very well." Miller said this, then changed the subject: "However, their attempt to catch Tian Ge was a very serious mistake, as they were beaten back by Ryze + Galio's teleport across three-quarters of the Summoner's Rift!"

"If Faker and Clid didn't take the initiative to go to the top lane to catch Tian Ge, but instead used their advantage to force G2 to play against the mid and jungle, and then radiated the advantage to the bottom half, SKT might not be powerless to fight."

"He went to the top lane to catch Tian Ge, but was killed by Tian Ge's show, and then Clid, who had used his flash, died. Faker took a long detour to escape, which wasted a lot of time. The two kills plus the development of the mid laner became a point where the direction of the game shifted."

The words have not yet fallen.

The camera turns to the audience.

The audience in the front row held up cheering boards with "Let's go G2" and all the team members' IDs on them and pumped their fists.

Look away.

The red and white cheering sticks collided with each other, forming a sea.

"You can hear the audience singing their fight song."

Wawa followed the director's camera: "In the past, the European region has won the MSI championship, but has never entered the finals of the World Finals. This year, G2 broke the previous record and is about to break the latter record!"

When the screen jumped to the replay, the three SKT players double-teamed Shi Guang aggressively, and many viewers who knew the result couldn't help but laugh out loud.

The European commentator's comments were even more incisive.

"Before this tower dive, Crocodile was still somewhat useful."

"After making the Mercury Boots, I can at least cooperate with Lee Sin to threaten the outside of the defensive tower, especially when I am pushing the lane."

Vedius, who used to be a professional Blade & Soul player, was blunt: "After SKT's mid and jungle came up to catch Tian and killed Khan, Khan disappeared from this game."

"The main reason is that the confrontation between the mid and jungle is very intense. After falling into a disadvantage, SKT can't be distracted to help a crocodile that is destined to be disconnected." Drakos was relatively neutral: "But in that kind of situation, it was really hard to resist the urge to catch the Time Keeper. I can only say that Tian fished too well."

"I caught a crocodile." The Chinese-speaking lady Maomao replied.

The subsequent tug-of-war was expected.

The difference between a main hero and an auxiliary hero is that after the main hero gains an advantage, he has the ability to easily kill the target, which can easily turn a MOBA competitive game into a mowing game.

Support heroes are different.

Most support heroes lack damage skills and tend to be more functional, so they can only be slowly sharpened like cutting meat with a blunt knife.

It is precisely this kind of blunt knife cutting meat that is most damaging to the opponent's mentality.

From the camera footage, we can see that the SKT players all had red faces and thick necks, even the usually calm Faker was no exception.

“No wonder UZI said seeing him in the bottom lane is like seeing Faker in the middle lane.”

"It turns out that they were all beaten red by Brother Tian."

Iboy has been targeted and criticized by GSL for a long time. He was subjected to a lot of abuse and attacks for not making the playoffs this year. He used this as an excuse to vent his emotions: "The substitutes are all getting skins, and the starters are still...tsk tsk tsk."

[The A-monster was really lucky. First, Faker helped him gain popularity and he went straight to LPL. But he didn’t play well and went to G2, where he was led by Tian Ge again.]

[Winning the championship as a substitute and making the top 16 as a starter, it’s amazing]

[Xiao Zhao's aggressiveness is always good]

[Does the underdog have the right to call? He doesn’t even have the right to hug someone’s thigh]

[You keep calling him Tian Ge, and you expect him to lead you in the regular season? You can’t make it to the LPL playoffs in the EDG team, you have no face left]

[Really? When Jin Chuandeong was there, at least he could dominate LPL. The underdog team only behaved like a human in the first year, and then got worse and worse every year.]

[At first, some people praised Pisces as EDG's big shot, but later they found that after leaving the team, Pisces couldn't even beat the noobs, pure F5]

"No matter how bad I am, I am still a champion AD."

"Hey, that's not right."

Iboy enlarged the camera to full screen, turned around, and deliberately counted: "One, two, it turns out I'm a double champion AD, I can touch the trophy as long as I want, and I can even use the trophy to hit a meteor hammer!"

talking.

Iboy held one in each hand and swung them with great vigor.

Suddenly he let go.

The trophy flies towards the camera.

With a 'bang' sound, the screen in the live broadcast room instantly went black and the program effect was maximized.

After Iboy turned off the camera and switched back to the broadcast, the official channel switched to the post-match statistics panel.

Time Keeper, a support hero, dealt the highest damage in the game, with data reaching 11K.

The total damage of the Ahri used by Faker was fixed at 5.5K because there was no output environment.

The barrel is even funnier, no more, no less, just 2.2K.

[Fuck, the Five Tiger Generals! ]

[Even a support like Gragas who is at such a disadvantage can still be played by a tiger. It is hard to imagine that Ryze with 2200 is played by a human]

[What do you say when the crocodile is less than 2200? 】

[It is not normal to be less than 2200 when laning with Tian Ge. It is useless in teamfights]

[Khan: Li Ge, save me, my hands start shaking when I see Tian, ​​Faker: Why are you shaking? I feel like there’s a tiger in my body]

[A show of seven tigers is OK]

[Brother Li took off his mask and it was revealed that he was another mid laner with the surname Li, who looked like Li, Li Yuanhao]

The barrage is going crazy.

There is no suspense in the MVP selection.

Although as a support hero, Time's team battle ability is slightly inferior to Ryze and EZ, and it plays a similar role to Galio.

But in terms of laning, rhythm and even split pushing, Ye Tian is not inferior to traditional top lane heroes.

The final solo kill of Faker was even more of a performance.

SKT backstage.

After discussion, KkOma and Zefa gave up the idea of ​​changing players at the last minute.

There were no obvious problems with Mata's performance in the first two games.

At least it's not the worst point.

Moreover, the other support player Effort is a young player and his psychological endurance is weaker than that of the veterans.

If Effort goes on first, Mata can be tried in desperate situation. As a former world champion and old veteran, losing the game will not have a big impact on Mata.

on the contrary.

After Mata lost two games in a row, he let Effort play, which was equivalent to assigning Effort to take the blame for his predecessor.

It is inevitable that one's hands are tied. It is also easy to see the behavior of bloating data by protecting KDA and selling teammates.

It’s better to let Mata fight to the end.

The break was over quickly, and when the big screen switched from sponsor advertisements to a bird's-eye view of Madrid, Spain, the players from both teams had already stepped onto the main stage.

"Neither side made any personnel adjustments, and they are still the same 10 players as at the beginning."

"There's a little Easter egg."

Wawa looked at the banner that the director unfolded in the lower left corner: "In the media interview after the victory over DWG, Perkz said that he would form a team of five mid laners, including Faker, Rookie, Doinb, Caps and himself."

"Brother Tian said that if there is an opportunity, he will form a team of five top laners, the members are to be determined."

"All the swingmen are OK." Miller imagined the scene. "Indeed, as everyone's understanding improves, the bottom lane doesn't have to be a traditional AD carry. Mages or warriors can go to the bottom lane. SKT chose Yasuo + Gragas in the second game. If the mid or top laner uses this combination, it may play better than AD + support."

"The main solo lane is often in better shape." Wawa made a comparison: "The jungler can rely on experience, such as Zweizhang. The bottom lane just needs to hold the line and wait for the teamfight to play. The confrontation of the solo lane is too important. If the solo lane cannot fight, the loss will be very large."

Here.

Wawa was more subtle in what she said.

To put it bluntly, the solo lane is not in the best condition, but it requires the most talent.

If you have enough talent, you can shine brightly no matter you are a novice or an old man.

No matter how hard a player without talent studies and practices, he or she will only be mediocre.

The jungle, AD, and support positions are relatively less competitive, and players who have big problems in laning or hero pool can still be the main force of a strong team and even win some honors.

A-P's so-called all-mid lane team wants to bring together non-saleable players like Faker, Rookie, and Doinb, which is obviously a prank.

It is not impossible for Ye Tian to get a full team of top laners...

“Let’s look forward to it!”

Miller finished talking about the gossip and turned the topic back to the game: "Everyone in G2 looked very relaxed. Caps and Mikyx were talking and laughing, probably reminiscing about the combo of Ryze driving and sending Galio away in the last game."

"One high-speed train, one plane." Wawa made a description: "Okay, we have come to the most exciting moment. G2 has a 2-0 record and three match points, forcing SKT into a desperate situation."

"For SKT, whether they can take another step forward in their quest to become three-time champions and win their fourth championship all depends on this one move."

"In the third game, SKT took the initiative to choose the red side. Although it will bear greater ban/pick pressure, it will give Khan room to respond later." Miller looked at the interface: "G2 banned Akali as usual. This hard ban may be a smokescreen. We all know that Tian Ge is very good at using Akali. He may choose Akali in the finals."

In the other half of the group, the LPL's No. 1 seed FPX got a spot in the finals.

From Miller's perspective, he hopes that Ye Tian can win an unprecedented three consecutive championships, and he also hopes that the LPL region can achieve three championships. Based on his contradictory psychology, he couldn't help but say one more thing.

of course.

This is something that professional teams also want.

No impact at all.

SKT banned Pantheon on the first floor, refusing to release the most monstrous hero in the S9 finals.

The second class.

G2 gave it to Ahri.

SKT gave it to Ryze.

G2 targeted LeBlanc out of respect for Faker's performance in the second game, and SKT targeted Ryze largely because they were afraid that Caps and Mikyx would replicate the famous scene of driving across three quarters of the Summoner's Rift.

In the third ban, G2 gave it to Kaisa.

SKT is a little bit confused again.

"It's time to compete for the hero pool."

Wawa was very interested: "Kai'Sa was banned by G2, SKT should ban Xayah, because in this version, if you lose Xayah, you will have to face the pressure of Rakan. Using other heroes to fight against Xayah and Rakan combination will be very uncomfortable from laning to teamfighting."

"As expected, Rakan is banned. Let's see which hero G2 will grab first. Will they pick Syndra?"

"Don't worry." Miller made an analysis: "If Perkz is on G2, he can swing with Syndra, but in these three games, G2 has Able on it. If Syndra is used, it will definitely be the mid laner, which is easy to be caught."

Syndra focuses on laning.

The teamfight ability is average.

Not only is the burst limited to a single target, but the speed is also very slow, and the skill does not hurt the front-row tank at all.

As long as the advantage is not big enough, or perfect control cannot be achieved, Syndra's role in team fights will not be as good as that of mage heroes with sufficient AOE.

As for whether the laning battle can be successful, it depends on the strength of both sides.

Caps is indeed the strongest mage in Europe, and his performance in this World Championship can ensure he can secure second place and fight for first place, but his opponent is Faker, who has won three championships. This ID alone is enough for Caps to respond cautiously.

Unsurprisingly.

Syndra paused for a few seconds and switched to Gragas.

It seems like they are trying to induce SKT to choose Syndra.

“The barrel is nice.”

"Jungle, support, top lane are all fine."

Wawa's comment: "Let's see how SKT makes the decision. Ezreal and the Yasuo they used before are suitable for the bottom lane... Oh, let's lock on Qiyana first!"

"Clid has never played this hero in previous games." Miller showed the data: "From what I remember, Faker hasn't played this hero very often either."

"Qiana's Ban/Pick rate is as high as 90.6%, but her win rate is only 54.5%, which is a polarization." Wawa combined her previous performance and said: "If the players can use her well, Qiyana's strength will be very high. If the players don't use her well, Qiyana will easily drag the team down."

"Clid should accept the challenge."

"If he didn't take it, Jankos would have probably taken it."

"It's not certain whether this Qiyana is in Clid's hands or Faker's hands." Miller made up for his partner's small mistake: "SKT got Varus on the second floor first, so the third floor should be reserved for Tam. With Gragas on top, choose AD without displacement. Without Tam's protection, almost half of it will be gone."

Tam is not only the undisputed No. 1 among protective supports, but at his peak he even has the strength to suppress a number of mainstream top laners.

Inevitably, it suffered a series of weakenings including reduction of basic attributes, reduction of gray shield recovery ratio, reduction of damage, modification of stun mechanism, removal of swallowing teammates' movement speed, etc.

The truly fatal blow is in versions 9.9 and 9.14.

9.14 adds shield-breaking mechanisms to Crocodile's Red Rage W and Robot's R. As a less popular hero, the impact on Robot is not that great. However, Crocodile has become a hot topic in the arena due to the existence of the Blue Dragon Sword. With the shield-breaking ability, he instantly knocked the top lane Tam into the abyss.

The support Tam died earlier.

——The effect of the 9.9 update is: Tam will be slowed down by 95% when swallowing any hero, and he will enter the grounded state.

In other words, after swallowing his teammates, Tam can only stand still and can't even use flash.

The W, which used to have unstoppable protective capabilities, is now just like a stopwatch that can move a little bit.

Based on these nerfs, SKT felt that G2 would not snatch Tam, and it would still be in time to take it on the third floor.

G2's selection did not meet SKT's expectations.

The second floor is the Dark Sovereign Syndra. It seems that Caps is confident enough that he insists on using laning heroes even when facing Faker.

The third floor posed a difficult problem for SKT.

What he took out was... a steam robot with a big move that could break shields! (End of this chapter)