On March 3, foreign media INVEN released the "Specific Analysis of the T1 Team's Unbeaten Record in the LCK Division", the following is the original text.
In the LCK division, Gen.G is closely following the top spot in the standings, which is occupied by a team that remains unbeaten in the spring, which is currently the only team in the world that has remained unbeaten. Led by "Legendary Single" Faker, T1 is the only team with a record of 12-0 in the 2022 LCK Spring Games, so why does this team look so dominant at the moment, especially when it is considered by many to be the best in the world?
The role of teamwork
The 2021 season was a turbulent season for T1, but they stood firm towards the end of the summer season and proved to the world that T1 was one of the best teams, and since the second half of the 2021 summer season, Oner-Faker-Gumayusi-Keria has built a team to work together and synergy, leading them to fourth place at last year's World Championships. When Canna left the team after the world, rookie single Zeus became the starting single for the 2022 season.
Since everyone thinks differently about the game, it will take time for five players to reach an agreement. While most of the teams in the LCK made lineup changes for the 2022 season, the core members of T1 are still united and therefore have a good start in working together as a whole. Zeus is catching up, but so far he has been seamlessly integrated into the team.
So why does this list look so dominant?
The prerequisites for every great League of Legends team stem from individual strength. Oner looks great in both skirmishes and team battles, thanks to his supreme ability to make spontaneous decisions. Faker looks like he's back at his peak because his biggest strength is in making games that leave audiences awe-inspiring and unexpected. Not only did Gumayusi and his rival Keria dominate the line stage, but his survivability and sustained damage in team battles were also jaw-dropping.
In a recent interview with Keria, he shared details of his conducting role in the match against DWG KIA.
"As far as the Baron stealing in the second set was concerned, I knew that the opponent could not see the baron's vicinity because of his condition and position. I told my teammates the details of the guard placement, where Zhao Xin and Jinx should stand when they took the baron, and how we should react if we were caught as a baron. ”
His ability to take over the game from the start was frightening, as he tended to move half a step faster than his opponents at the start of the race and was a 3-man gank in the middle. Keria sets a new standard for assisting players with the way they play, as he has an unparalleled view of the big picture of the game.
T1 will play Gen.G on March 3, and in the first round, many of Gen.G's starters were replaced for coronavirus reasons, so the upcoming matches look fierce. Can Gen.G break T1's undefeated record? Or can the T1 remain undefeated?