This t1 bp is very suppressive of the blue side.
Judging from the second round of the game, the red side has the behavior of unbinding itself - except for Lucian Biban, the monkey and fox red side will selectively put one out. Rng's choice in the matches against SGB and T1 was to release the fox – playing against the wind.
But putting foxes is definitely a much better choice than putting monkeys, otherwise the monkeys' combat effectiveness in the wild area is too strong.
Facing the fox on the first floor where t1 should be, rng's response is to choose cards to try to keep up with the fox's running line. T1 does a pretty good job of banning Gario, which is tantamount to forcing rng to either choose cards, or choose Vigus or Youji to bet on whether Xiaohu can suppress fakers on the line.
It seems that Rng does not dare to gamble.
For RNG, another uncomfortable place is that if the fox is banned and t1 is selected to the card, can rng take out the Nakano of Silas + Blind Monk?
You know, the last time Xiaohu played Silas, it was in April 2021.
The cards on the first floor may be rng's helpless move, but the second floor is broken, and I think it is possible to consider the order a little. Because rng hits a lot of damage on the red side that is urgently needed. Card hit damage is obviously unrealistic, and at this time Gwen, who needs bin, is pressed against the pressure on the second floor.
Of course, Wei's broken king has indeed played very well in recent games, and it is normal for the team to take the broken king first, otherwise t1 is likely to grab the broken king on the second and third floors, and Wei will not be able to get it. But it should be taken into account that in the case of a single card, the play of the wild area will inevitably be affected, and passing the ball to the road at this time is a better choice.
Even looking at the ban bear on the third floor of the t1, I think rng should also know that the second floor of the t1 will be out of the Gwen. Ban dog bear means that the broken king and the blind monk can choose one of the two, and there is no hurry to choose the wild, you can choose the list first; if the ban blind monk or the broken king is one of them, then if the first three floors do not go out to fight the wild, the other side on the fourth and fifth floors bans the other one, and they will be uncomfortable.
The consequence of RNG exchanging the broken king for Gwen is that the third floor of RNG is forced to choose to go to the order - if you don't choose a single, the fourth and fifth floors of t1 will be banned, the weapon has been banned, and then ban a captain, what should the bin choose? He hadn't played vampires; the price of putting the fox on T1 was that Rng must ban Wei and Nightmare so that the fox could lock the head of the wild; Rng should not choose the moon man on the fourth floor, because t1 had finished banping, ad the third floor also chose Kasumi, it was impossible to choose the month male to grab the ban to restrict the gala. Rng fifth floor to choose the moon man is completely too late.
In this way, the Titan of t1 is released. And rng could have taken the Titans on the fourth floor to grab the ban—
This raises a bigger question, how about Ming's Renata? Why didn't the Auxiliary Bit choose Renata against the Titans? Is there a concern about t1 choosing Renata without choosing titans first?
In fact, Ming had played a Renata.
The bp of t1 is very cautious, and the fourth and fifth floors are also banned ez kasha. This ez could not have been banned, and it was released to see if rng chose or not - if selected, it was the double c of the ez card against the fox and Xia, the picture was too beautiful to look at, and the friends in the front row estimated that there was another spray point.
No matter how crazy Kasha is, she can't ban. Xia Titan crushes your Kasha cow.
In fact, the red square selection ez is a very normal and helpless thing, and there is no need to target this pick at all.
This game bp ends, representing t1 in the middle to six, the team can cause damage far more than rng; t1 although the early play is not good, but the lineup advantage is extremely huge, bringing the canyon pioneer rng can only be fully released, the dragon can only play two, the vision can only let t1 point on the face, rng's c position can not eat money at all.
There is also a wonderful t1 on the road grass view, see the rng team members on the top, the lower road directly broke the tower to start.
This t1 play is very standard.
Several of the RNG players, Nakashino's play is online, except wei seems to be empty; if you want to say better, I think you can give the head to Wei, after all, he can dance to death, play double AP still depends on him.
Only the play on the single is out of the team.
He always uses big moves for online matchups. Rng, the lineup, wants to stabilize the situation in the early stage, relying on the captain and the card's full map of the big move support. Xiaohu is trying his best to play, but Bin is always in the middle, seeing Gwen's face, he has to amplify the counterattack, and he can't beat it. Teammates need his big moves, but his big moves are always on cd.
In turn, this is also a good place to play t1, Katiming forced the captain's skills.
The loss of the game itself had little impact, but it was clear that T1 was testing the hero pool of RNG - the hero pool of the single, the hero pool of the auxiliary. This reminds me of the RNG of the S11 World Championship, where cryin mishandling caused RNG to play overtime, thus repeatedly exposing the hero pool problem of the single RNG. If I were Zhu Kai, the first and second floors wouldn't think so much, directly swing the demon Ji Gewen, and beat the wild blind monk to defeat Wang Erxuan. It's best to win, and it's okay to lose, so at least it won't be disturbed by the hero pool.