Recently, the second day of the seventh week of the 2022 LPL Spring Season regular season ushered in the showdown between UP and JDG. Interestingly, because there are many examples of "East" first defeating "West" teams this season, before this game began, many people felt that UP, which was temporarily ranked first in "East", could beat the "West" JDG. But in the end, it was JDG who was better, successfully defeating UP with a total score of 2-0, refusing to lose consecutively, and defending the glory of the "West" team.
Perhaps it was the first duel between JDG's auxiliary player Missing and UP's ADC player Elk after leaving WE, and the two-person road collision occurred in this game. At the beginning of the first game, JDG's auxiliary player Missing played extremely fiercely and proactively, not only completing the "line kill", but also cooperating with the wild player Kanavi to successfully invade the wild area of UP. Also because of his early activity in Missing, he successfully helped Kanavi find the rhythm.
In the second inning, Missing, who used Hammerstone, was once again aggressive during the matchmaking period. However, unfortunately, it seems that UP has long expected that the JDG duo road will fight so fiercely, so in the early stage of this round, it is up's double road that has gained the advantage with the help of the wild. However, even if Elk's Jinx got three heads in the early stage, JDG's ADC player Hope stood up in this round, and in the final face of the 13-0-3 Jinx, Hope directly took the initiative with the force of the wind, directly cooperating with the 369 seconds to drop Elk's very fat Jinx.
Of course, in addition to Hope and Nosuke performing very well, JDG's single player 369 also found his "9" state in this game. Especially in the team battle of the second game, Gwen of 369 staged "Heavenly God Under the Mortal" many times, which can be said to directly "cut the hemp" of the up crowd. But in fact, if you regularly watch 369 games, you should know that 369 will not use Gwen more than five times in his career, plus this time JDG hit UP, 369 currently only uses Gwen a total of 4 times. However, judging from the performance of the 369 Gwen competition, the proficiency is still relatively high, which also reflects the efforts of 369 from the side. Maybe it's a little hard to practice Nar in a season, but it's good to be able to train Gwen as a strong hero in a season.
Finally, dear friends, how do you evaluate the performance of 369 in this game?