The 3rd East Asia Esports Championship opened in Yeosu, South Korea, and the players who represented the Chinese team in the League of Legends project in this tournament were all players from the LPL sub-league LDL.
The League of Legends event was held today at the Yeosu City Expo Center in Jeollanam-do. But who knew that the Chinese team was beaten by a disparity of 2:27 in the first game against the South Korean team, and the Chinese team was defeated in the first game and was easily won by the South Korean team.
Let's take a look at the players who represent the Chinese team this time.
Top Lane: Garvey (from LDL Champion MAX Team), Jungler: Haoye (FPX Team 2 FPB), Mid Lane: Lzq (Substitute Mid Laner from JDG Team), Shooter: Xingye (Team FPB from FPX Team 2), Support: Vinay (Team from LDL Champion MAX)
Let's take a look at the players who represented the Korean team.
Top Lane: Rooster (from HLE Team 2), Jungler: HamBak (from KT Team 2), Mid Lane: Calix (from NS Team 2), Down Lane: Vital (from NS Team 2), Support: Duro (from LSB Team 2)
The line-up options for both sides are as follows:
Chinese team PICK: Top Single Sword Demon, Jungler Blind Monk, Mid Lane Jace, AD Ephelius, and Auxiliary Ruier.
Chinese team BAN: Clockwork, Han Bing, Niko, Yongen.
South Korean team PICK: Top laner Gwen, jungler Foyego, mid lane Akali, AD Verus, support Titans.
South Korean team BAN: Weapons, Crocodile, Kai, Lenata, Kaisha.
From the perspective of the lineup, the lineup of both sides should be 55, mainly depending on the performance of the players.
The Chinese team has Jace in the middle and Ephelius in the late stage. There are blind people in the opening group, and there are sword demons in the front row. It's just that the output in the early and middle stages is a little small, and you need to Poke first to play a group.
The Korean team has Akali and Verus in the middle stage, Gwen in the late stage, and Titans in the opening group. But in the early and middle stages, it was better than the Chinese team.
The biggest gap in normal games lies in the judgment and awareness of the game, and interested friends can search for it themselves.
After the opposite jungler Fyego was counter-killed by four from the bottom of the road, the players of the Chinese team were knocked unconscious. Although I can see that I am trying very hard to find an opportunity, I am completely unaware of the situation such as the opposite side of the squat. Frequently used by opponents to take advantage of counterattacks, in the final small dragon group, Verus scored three kills, and the game entered garbage time, purely watching the rookie performance of the Korean team.
In this regard, the editor only felt helpless. At present, it seems that LPL has entered the period from S3 to S7 again, and there is no strength to fight when it encounters the Korean team. Whether it is LPL or LDL, it is even worse to say that LDL is even worse. More and more excellent summoners have chosen to play with them and live level up, resulting in too little fresh blood in LPL.
LPL is also in the S competition this year, such a good start, was defeated by the T1 team, and directly won the championship in a series of three. The Asian Games are the same, this year's Asian Games only won a bronze medal, and almost was bean curd by Vietnam.
Now LDL is even more miserable, and he was abused directly in the game. At 2:27, the newcomers to the LDL don't get more than a fraction of the heads of the LCK secondary teams. To be honest, it's rare to see such a miserable situation when you play a passerby, and I can really do it.
At the first East Asian Championships two years ago, the Chinese team also won the championship. The second session was taken away by South Korea 3:0, and now if the Chinese team loses to the Xiaori team in the next sentence, it will not be able to qualify.
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