Recently, the 2022 LPL Spring Season regular season ushered in the showdown between JDG and V5. It is worth mentioning that this match is also the first duel between JDG single player 369 and V5 wild player Karsa after leaving TES. And what's even more interesting is that there was a very interesting story between 369 and Karsa before that, and in this story was born a "Bible" that behaved badly with 369. So, whether 369 can prove himself against Karsa has become one of the biggest highlights of this game. In the end, JDG defeated V5 with an aggregate score of 2-0, winning the game and successfully ending V5's six-game winning streak.
As mentioned earlier, this match 369 vs Karsa is undoubtedly quite crucial. In the first set of the two sides, Karsa "educated" 369 with the players in the early stage, resulting in 369 getting an awkward start of 0-6-1. What people did not expect was that even if the early stage of 369 was almost the beginning of the collapse, in a wave of key team battles in this round of the game, 369 Kennan successfully circled, and even played "Sky Thunder" instantly "melted" the V5 three. After this wonderful performance of 369, JDG got the key dragon Buff, which became the beginning of JDG's turnover.
The two sides came to the second inning, and in the early part of this game, V5 once again gained the advantage with Karsa's outstanding performance. However, when the game time was about 17 minutes, it was 369's successful entry and played "Sky Thunder". Although the two sides of this wave of team battles eventually played a 4-for-4 draw, but it allowed Victor of toothpaste to get a very critical "human head", JDG once again sounded the clarion call of counterattack.
Perhaps because they were given the advantage in the early stages of the second set by the JDG, in the second set of the follow-up game, there were some changes in the mentality of the players in V5, and it was obvious that they were in a bit of a hurry and made mistakes. Especially in the last wave of team battles, V5's ADC player Phototic made a serious mistake in the operation of the forward wind force, and this mistake happened to be tightly grasped by the JDG. In the end, in the case of JDG taking the lead in "killing" Erpheus, the V5 side was defeated, and JDG also took V5 away in a wave and won the final victory.
Judging from the overall performance of both sides in these two games, although V5 made a more obvious mistake in the second set, JDG's performance in handling the inferior innings was quite wonderful. In addition, it is the performance of the 369 player, although he did not get the MVP, but his key move of several waves of Kenan should be to successfully prove himself in front of Karsa.
Dear friends, how do you evaluate the performance of 369?