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With the iG 2-1 Nick BLG winning, the comeback of the eternal god Uzi was not successful after all, although he won the second small game, but lost the entire BO3. However, in terms of performance in the game, although it is far from his peak, Uzi's strength is still enough to compete on the field.
Looking at the data of the second inning first, Uzi's 11-4-17 is remarkable. Of course, the most explosive performance in this round must be the injury turn of 266%, the bloody anti-killing of the two FoFo Victor, directly in the later stages to take over the game, without him BRG should be iG clean sheet. But it can't be denied that Uzi is the best BRG player in the early stage, and the jinx clip and the control chain of his teammates are in place, which once made people see the possibility of taking the MVP on the comeback debut.
In the third inning, Uzi still handed over a relatively bland stat, but it was obvious in the game that his hands were much hotter, and the A-turn position was much less stiff than in the first inning, and there were flashes or wind force face operations. He did not carry any cauldron in the loss of this game, and he played decently, after all, the face protrusion ability on the opposite side was too strong, and only one hammer stone could not be saved.
If you compare the two rounds of data with Uzi's 30% and 40% output in the RNG period, it will naturally decline a lot. However, considering the 895 days off the field, it is enough for the 25-year-old AD player who is still battling the disease to hand over such data on his debut, after all, the 19-year-old starting AD player Doggo in the first round of the BPG was in a miserable state in the first set, and playing EZ was driven to a direct death many times.
Although the BRG Ueno and the two have had several waves of war criminal performances, but most of them are concentrated in the only second game that the BPG has won, so why did the BLG in the West lose to the iG in the East unexpectedly?
I see a lot of claims because the BLG coach allowed the opposite to get the double circle combination of Gwen + Zhao Xin, immune to the damage outside the circle so that the BLG could not output, is this really the case? A query found that Gwen + Zhao Xin is the Ueno combination with the most appearances this season, but the winning rate is only 43.8%, which is a relatively ordinary combination in layman's terms, many teams are willing to release it, and many teams are willing to take it.
So why did the iG's same Gwen Zhao Xin combination lose in the second set and win the third set?
Comparing the three positions of the iG in the middle and lower auxiliaries, you will find that the iG took out the two back row outputs of Reez + Erpheus in the second set (saying that the meat Reitz is the front row is no problem), and the third inning iG is Akali and Zeli with the ability to enter the back row, which means that when playing the group, iG can not have the back row in the traditional sense, and everyone rushes together; and iG at least has an Erpheus in the second set who cannot rush, and needs teammates to protect.
Looking at the BLG lineup, the last two are very standard traditional lineups - the middle and lower rear double C, the nosuke front row anti-injury or protection rear row, the upper single assassin enters the field to cut the opposite rear row, and keeps the double C to play the group. However, the iG directly selected the 5-charge in the third inning, which made the pressure on the back row of the BLG very large. So in fact, this is not a question of whether the double circle combination Uzi can be output, but how long the Uzi team battle can live, and it is only when it is alive that it can be exported.
In fact, if the BLG can keep the double C is completely capable of playing, such as the group battle in the 23 minutes pictured above, the economic difference between the two sides is almost the same as the 800 equipment, Gwen's advanced field is feared by people and horses, and the others in iG are blocked by the hammerstone move and The Kenan move, so the BRG double C can calmly handle Gwen in a safe situation.
Looking at the 31-minute wave of team battles, there is no economic gap between the two sides, and even the ambushed Breathe Kennan a flash of thunder directly electrocuted Zeli fainted The Titans gave BPG a good start. In theory, if the AD zero damage is violent, the iG group should fail miserably, but the result is that the iG played 2 for 3 to win the dragon, iG Nakano 3v4 played 0 for 3, and BLG let his back row be three protrusions at the same time close to the cause of the rout. Each subsequent wave of team battles is actually almost like this, iG rushed up to divide the back row of BLG, and then directly won the game.
Of course, in addition to the BLG back row is particularly poor (one is because the players have a weak sense of protection, the second is because the hero selected by the coach is not strong enough), the performance of the youth version of iG is really eye-catching, Yuekai Akali 1v3 pseudo three kills that wave has the style of flying Thor. And from the perspective of the game, the Uzi state that is not high is actually OK, although the operation is somewhat stiff and the reaction is not as fast as before, but the idea of playing the group first A who, how to stand is still quite clear. He didn't have a big pot in this defeat, and of course he couldn't talk about more C. Looking at him as Uzi, it does decline; but looking at him as a 25-year-old veteran who has overcome his illness and returned to the field after 895 days, it is really good to have this strength, at least there should be more opportunities to play in the future.
In this game, iG won a precious point, Uzi, who played two rounds to prove that he was not a "mascot", also won, BLG gained huge traffic and won, and sunspots had nothing to spray and nothing to blow, and harmony, everyone was happy.