4-1 and 4-0, the matches that were supposed to be evenly matched have become one-sided.
It is reasonable to say that NE should be greatly more effective after developing a new WD system, and the color can be 2-4 with Happy, and Lawliet should be able to go further by playing 120. At the same time, Chaemiko's operational progress has made him have a battle against Happy, and he can also spell a small score or two.
However, contrary to expectations, when UD slightly modified his playing style, Lawliet's new job of playing UD was not an opponent at all, chaemiko was even more hanged by Happy the whole time, and the confrontation that had originally seen the dawn returned to darkness.
The new job has obvious limitations
If you simply fight the convention, Lawliet's system of starting WD is still effective. UD normal three spiders are destroyed, facing the BP formation in the opponent's home can only sigh, and once the WD and panda take off at the late level and the mountain elf dragon is formed, UD even if it turns out of the banshee is helpless.
120's initial response was to double BH out of the fat + meat grinder to speed up its siege ability. It was all in Lawliet's calculations, and he spiritually gave up Xiong De and jumped straight to chimera, and the class was paired with the fat man and the meat grinder.
If it weren't for Lawliet coming with an "older reaction" to play WD to death, the game might have ended quickly with a big win for NE. But even if he "plays dead" once a hero, Lawliet still makes the UD obedient by relying on the mine runner and the positive output of the WD+ Chimera horror.
In this way, it is not enough to use the conventional front, so how can it be good? The second countermeasure of 120 is a mining book, WD is a hero who relies heavily on rank, which means that she needs a certain amount of development time in the early stage, which is contrary to mining harassment, so the success rate of UD mining is greatly improved.
Lawliet obviously did not have a very good solution to this change of opponent, whether it was the late stage of the duet mine fight or a double BR female hunter Rush, it hit the head and broke the blood. This kind of beating is not a poor beating, but a complete and utter hanging.
From the perspective of actual combat effects, Lawliet's new set of operations ended in a fiasco in the face of Happy and 120, and although Color fought back and forth with The European Emperor, it was also a defeat. In general, the new operation has not played a role in reversing the situation, its limitations are too obvious, only applicable to the destruction of UD conventional spiders, once UD changes its thinking, the new operation will enter a dead end, and it is unrealistic to rely on a set of tactics to eat all over the world.
UD players are evolving
UD players seem to evolve themselves a little faster than the rate at which new assignments are updated.
The evolution of 120 needless to say, a set of mining tactics to complete the gram WD, which also explains why the PREVIOUS NE always debuted KOG, I think it was all educated by UD.
In addition, the idea of 120 pairs of BH promotion is also worthy of affirmation, if you can do a good job of detection and insight into the opponent's intention to steal The Chimera, this move also has a great deterrent effect on NE, Lawliet in the LR to abandon the single WD play may be jealous of this move, after all, the Chimera stealing move can not be useful every time.
On the other hand, Happy updated its own algorithm on the basis of suppressing its opponents, which also made UvH return to the situation of "winning with a hand".
Let's review how Chaemiko beat Happy and 120 before.
The overall process is probably: HUM's early perfect mine - the Grand Mage leads the infantry to counter-press - the UD base is harassed to the point of being miserable - HUM smoothly transitions to the formation of three units - frontal crushing UD.
Chaemiko's mining anti-harassment details are perfect, Happy's first wave of harassment is often fruitless, even if the second wave of harassment killed a lot of farmers, but it is also paid for DK's big pipe state and countless skeleton sticks in exchange, overall it is not too profitable.
But then, HUM's original process could not be implemented, because Happy changed its rhythm to extreme three technology, giving up positive suppression. Chaemiko's timing of the change of home was the same as before, and he still forced his way home when the opponent Sanmoto was promoted and defended at home, and as a result, he sent all the infantry in vain, and he was not able to delay the attack time of UD.
It was this change that made HUM unable to use the griffin against UD's banshee, and the knight was later killed by the banshee, and HUM was not a rival to UD at all, even if dragged to the formation of the three troops.
In addition, Happy also focused on speeding up the rhythm of the three attacks, forcing opponents to defend the knight at the first time, so as to maximize their banshee effect. At present, Chaemiko is still far from cracking this trick.
Human disadvantage or racial disadvantage?
UD slightly modified the way of playing, UvH and UnN situation will become 100 open again, is this the imbalance of racial confrontation or the problem of the players themselves?
First of all, there is definitely a certain gap in the hard power of players. Like Happy not only play NE and HUM to have the advantage, playing ORC is also the upper hand, to know that UvO is difficult to fight, inferior confrontation can still win, indicating that Happy's strength is indeed higher than other players.
It is also an indisputable fact that 120's frontal operation is better than Lawliet's, and last night, in addition to winning the two sets of mine opening, 120 also won in two pure frontal duels. It is reasonable to say that AZ is ne's fixed advantage map, but Lawliet's DH is not an opponent at all, and the pure frontal operation is not enough.
In addition to operational strength, on-the-spot response is also a major criterion for considering the comprehensive strength of the players, at this point, Chaemiko is obviously far inferior to Happy, and its immutable infantry rushing home process has become the biggest failure in the whole field. On the other hand, Happy can respond flexibly to the situation on the field, attack when attacking, leveling when training, and the overall play can be called easy and easy to advance and retreat.
In addition to the gap between the players themselves, playing such a side is also related to the characteristics of racial confrontation. For example, NvU is an extremely test of frontal operation confrontation, and Lawliet is not good at this, his ethereal agility to play HUM and ORC may be useful, but playing UD is half the effort.
In the same way, Chaemiko is an extremely good at positive operations, but HvU pays more attention to operations and strategic judgment, which is precisely his shortcoming.
As for whether these two confrontations themselves have disadvantages, it is a question of the wise seeing the wise. Maybe NvH and NvU are really unbalanced, who to change is also this result, maybe they just haven't found a way for the time being, a change of play may be able to willow the light, see how the NE and HUM players will deal with it next.