KT collapsed at the speed of light, T1 swept KT and firmly topped the list!
On February 24, the last day of the Spring Festival, the second phase of the LCK Spring Tournament next door has also entered the exciting stage of grabbing points. According to the schedule, LCK has arranged two games on the day of the Lantern Festival, namely: T1 vs. KT, and GenG vs. FOX two games.
To put it bluntly, the embarrassed king personally thought that there was no suspense in the second game. Only the first match between T1 and KT is still a little suspenseful! If KT can explode, there is still a chance to beat T1. So who can have the last laugh, let's find out!
KT光速崩盘,T1傲居榜首
Prior to this fight, T1 was ranked first with eight wins and one loss in nine fights, while KT was third with six wins and three losses in nine fights. In terms of record, KT still has a chance to threaten T1. But KT has a tradition that once it is disadvantaged, it will collapse at the speed of light, I wonder if it will repeat the same mistake this time?
In the first game, T1 blue side bans Blind Monk, Quisanti, Tsar, Ruined King, and Rock Sparrow, and selects Sword Demon, Bobby, Airplane, Senna, and Titan, and KT red side, bans cards, Rel, Comet, Ash, and Clockwork, and selects Udil, Zhao Xin, Karma, Skateboard Shoes, and Renata
In the first game, T1 faced KT, which was strong, and confidently played the double AD lineup of mid-laner aircraft, while KT responded to the enemy with the traditional lineup with the highest error tolerance. It's up to BDD to resist Faker's explosives pack!
The two top four teams in the LCK played a typical Korean game in the first game, with only 16 kills in 32 minutes of play. In the vanguard group of about 14 minutes, Zeus Sword Demon God descended to earth, and after T1 played 1 for 3, he basically laid the victory. Then, in about 24 minutes, KT, which was economically backward, used Dalong to force the group, and as a result, T1 took over the group head-on, and won Dalong after playing one for four. In the final 31 minutes and 23 seconds, T1 had an unlimited economic advantage and won the game in one wave.
In the second game, KT blue side bans Sword Demon, Ash, Skateboarders, Zeli, and Lucian, and selects Nar, Monkey, Tsar, Varus, and Titan, and T1 red side, bans Senna, Rock Sparrow, Udil, Blind Monk, and Ruined King, and selects Quisanti, Vi, Clockwork, Smod, and Bullhead
In the second game, KT, which lost one game first, is still a traditional lineup with the tsar as the core, which requires them to be able to survive the early stage smoothly, and in the middle and late stages, they can form combat effectiveness;
As a result, just 3 minutes into the second game, KT was blossomed by T1 in the middle and lower lines at the same time, and after killing four people in the middle and lower lanes of KT in a row, KT collapsed at the speed of light. The subsequent game, in fact, entered KT's garbage time, and T1 snowballed steadily, saying nothing along the way, nothing more than operation and operation and operation. In the end, at 32 minutes and 03 seconds, T1 carried unlimited economic advantages, rushed to the high ground, and won the game in a wave.
Frankly speaking, after watching the match between KT and T1, I just want to say that it's not that KT is too weak, but that T1 is too strong. If I'm not mistaken, Faker hasn't lost Clockwork since T1 lost to Geng's bo1 at Worlds. And after T1 won against KT today, they have won 9 in a row in the LCK. Maybe some friends will ask, "Why don't you move Faker's clockwork?", what the embarrassed king wants to say is, it's not that you don't move the clockwork, but you can't finish moving, you move the clockwork, so how do you version the heroes such as Tsar, Airplane, and Hui?