As the most important event of the year for the LOL, the 2023 League of Legends World Championship has kicked off on October 11, and although there were no LPL teams participating before the Swiss round, there are still many viewers who love LOL events to pay attention to the play-in stage. VCS No. 2 seed TW became the biggest dark horse since the start of the S tournament in today's qualifying day, facing BDS, the fourth seed of LEC, one of the four major divisions, who completed a comeback after trailing 1-0 in the opening game.
In the first game, BDS relied on the excellent performance of the upper single hand to clear the upper level, and directly won the first game easily, so he held two match points. Adam followed Galen and took out the noble hand, and established a line advantage after successfully helping a wave of Gank on the road, and then made many single kills and cooperated with teammates 2-on-3 to get three kills to transform into a big boss. Even TW gathered four people and failed to kill Noshou, but was brought to the dragon by BDS to finish the match.
However, TW, as the second seed in the VCS division, did not give up easily, but took out the double C combination of Sindra and Kasha in the second game. And TW's lower AD player Artemis, as the starting point of the Vietnamese team of the Asian Games, also proved his strength in this game, not only killed Adam's bounty crocodile by extreme pulling in the case of 1-on-1 on the next road, but also played explosive output in team battles, and escaped with extreme blood many times.
In the end, the second game relied on Artemis' undead Kasha, and TW dragged the match into the third tiebreaker. BDS still chose to believe in Adam's crocodile, and took a lineup that lacked stable output, but BDS took out the double C of Demon Ji and Kasumi, and the blind monk who went on the road to Kuisanti and Dano, assisted by a titan with strong ability to start a group. The overall lineup is very active, and the strength of the lineup is far better than that of BDS in the middle and late stages.
Relying on the advantages of the lineup and the more stable operation processing in the first and middle periods, BDS did almost nothing in this game, but BDS accurately predicted the Q hit and handed over the E skill Izerell in the early stage, plus Kasumi's E flash to complete the counterpoint kill. Subsequently, TW also steadily controlled the map resources, and finally won the game by relying on the strength of the lineup in the later stage.
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