Xia Decisive will begin immediately, let's take a look at the radar map of the two sides of the battle:
The single position is the position with the largest gap, looking at the data directly exploded, 369 from the data map to see that it has become a small hexagonal warrior, and the data image of rhubarb Wayward is a pair of briefs.
TES's biggest shortcoming at present is the single, there is this short board, many people think that TES is not far from the world.
Playing wild positions, Kanavi's data is better, both are the absolute core rhythm initiation point of the team, before Kanavi liked to play wild core, Tian is the rhythm of the wild master. Now Kanavi rarely plays wildcores and has become the top in terms of rhythmic play.
The two teams still have to look at the field, where to start the rhythm, a high probability can determine the outcome.
From this chart, Knight's data is better, but in fact, the two are similar, why?
Because there is a problem with this diagram, the person who made the map does not know what kind of mentality, take a closer look, Yagao's diagram has 5 circles, and Knight's diagram has 4 circles, so Yagao naturally suffers losses.
So if we remove the outermost circle of Yagao, it is not difficult to find that their data is still similar, and even Yagao is better.
However, in the game performance, Yagao was better than Knight before.
There is also a problem with this map on the lower road, AD's most important injury data is not put down, but the injury data is put on. Hope is better in AD, which is also related to the fact that Jackeylove has used Senna.
On the auxiliary side, Missing has the advantage, and it makes no sense for him not to take it for a while. In other words, Missing was so fierce, so how fierce the burst of assistance really was, I couldn't imagine.
Kanavi rarely plays wildcore anymore, which can be seen from the economic ratio, and from the proportion of damage, it can be seen that TES is really too dependent on Jackeylove.
TES seems to be a strong team, but now it always feels like there are hidden dangers: over-reliance on one or two players, always playing against the wind, according to past experience, this is often a precursor to the collapse of strong teams.