The cards play the road with miraculous results!WE let one chase two to defeat iG!Teasing: BLG's gold content is still declining
As soon as the Spring Festival holiday ended, the second phase of the LPL Spring Tournament was in full swing. Different from the run-in period of the first stage, from the second stage, the major teams began to grab points and compete for playoff spots. According to the schedule, February 23 entered the super weekend, and three matches were scheduled, namely: FPX vs. LGD's D-class battle, iG vs. WE, and the focus battle LNG vs. TES.
In the first match, FPX beat LGD after beating LNG, making it two wins in a row. So what kind of exciting games will be produced in the second battle of iG vs. WE? Let's find out!
WE develops black technology, and the cards have a miraculous effect on the road!
Since the S14 Spring Match, although the championship lineup of the iG team has been scattered, the genes of the little iG who like to fight in their bones are still inherited. In the last game, they defeated the S+-level BLG with two quick wins and broke a big upset. This time, against WE, it's a bit of a sight to behold!
In the first game, IG blue side bans Noshou, Luo, Tsar, Comet, and Airplane, and selects Gwen, Blind Monk, Karma, Varus, and Titan, while WE red side, bans Niko, Calista, Qinggang Shadow, Male Gun, and Zhao Xin, and selects Quisanti, Prince, Clockwork, Senna, and Tam on the red side
In the first game, IG took out a very strong active offensive lineup in the early stage, all three lines have a line advantage, and the most important thing is that the jungler is very strong in the early stage, while WE's lineup is more developed, weaker in the early stage, and the team battle in the late stage is better.
As a result, in the first game, the two teams played a classic Jedi comeback. WE used the pioneer group 1 for 3, and after winning the team battle, it played an early rhythm advantage. Even around 24 minutes, WE took advantage of IG's mentality of forcing the big dragon to let go, played a 0-for-4 perfect group on the backhand, and once opened the economic gap to more than 6,000. Just when the vast majority of players thought that WE would snowball to win, Le Yan stood up, and his blind monk made three kills, helping IG to win Dalong after playing 2 for 4 to erase the disadvantage. Then Gwen also hit two triple kills successively, helping iG turn the tables in 41 minutes and 13 seconds.
In the second game, WE blue side bans Niko, Green Steel Shadow, Titan, Clockwork, Gwen, Quisanti, Bobby, Karma, Varus, and Bard, and IG red side, bans Tsar, Luo, Comet, Ash, and Senna, and Udil, Zhao Xin, Airplane, Callista, and Renata
WE, who lost the first game, still chose a backhand lineup in the second game, but the lineup output points are not many, so it needs to take advantage as soon as possible, while IG's lineup is relatively more active, and the double AD lineup of the mid-laner Kuqi has no shortage of output points, and it is more balanced overall.
As a result, in the second game, the two teams replicated the trend of the first game, but this time it was WE who had the last laugh. In the first half of the race, iG had the field and economic advantage, but not much. After entering the mid-term team battle, WE's pull made IG, which already lacked control, miserable. With pulling, WE successfully won multiple waves of team battles and won the big dragon to overtake the economy. In the end, 27 minutes and 30 seconds, with the crushing of the economy, IG was completely unable to deal with the WE lineup, and WE was not too difficult to pull back a game!
In the tiebreaker, IG blue side disables Tsar, Lo, Karma, Gwen, Male Gun, LeBlan, Senna, and Mokai, and We red side, disables Neeko, Camille, Titan, Cannon, Clockwork, Quisanti, Blind Monk, Comet, Cards, and Bard.
In the tiebreaker, IG's middle and upper fields are all core heroes, and the overall lineup is very developmental, and if you play an advantage in the early stage, as long as you don't wave, the winning rate will be relatively high; This time the card went down, and it was the first time that the hero appeared in the LPL arena in the lower lane position.
As a result, the rhythm of the tiebreaker was similar to that of the second game, with iG playing a slight advantage in the front, but could not turn into a victory. Then after the game entered the middle of the game, the iG crowd made a slight wave, and around 24 minutes, Rhubarb's Quisanti was like no one, and after WE killed IG two people in five and four, he completely reversed the form and took over the follow-up game. In the end, 30 minutes and 30 seconds, iG forcibly fought four and five, and WE killed two people again to capture the big dragon, and then won the game with a wave of big dragon buff.
Frankly speaking, before the game, the embarrassed king actually thought that iG would beat WE and win again, and after iG won one game first, it confirmed this. However, maybe the turnaround is the excitement of LPL. WE played a comeback rhythm in the last two games, and now it looks like it's really exciting. In particular, the card master playing the AD position is really a stroke of genius, and it completely revitalizes the lower road of WE. Joke: WE's game to defeat iG has made BLG's gold content continue to decline!