"Brothers, have you found that your 20 years of Warcraft career have been in vain today? Presumably the same is true of the major Warcraft anchors, and there is no anchor on the whole network who can understand Warcraft!"
When Infi led Moon 2-0, he uttered the above "boastful remark", which in a way was "champagne at half-time". I have to say that Infi's tactics in the first two sets were quite in place, and the wolf riding infinite network cooperated with the high-attack fire demon and the prophet's lightning chain strong second hero, which made Moon complain. You know that Infi team battles are only seconds heroes (Moon has N blood vials for heroes), but you can't prevent it, how desperate it is.
The performance of Moon's first two sets can be described as "pulling the crotch", and all kinds of unbelievable acrobatics are even more outrageous than the color. The most exaggerated thing was in the first set, where Moon's KOG had plenty of time to eat a lot of blood to save his life, but he didn't make it. This kind of most basic operation with props is believed to be able to be done by VS level 5 players, and I don't know if Moon has changed the keys or the mouse/keyboard has not slept well.
Moon looked frustrated after his mistake
The same was true in the second set, when Moon kept the panda on the panda after it was set on fire, and finally killed the panda on the battlefield. If you can exchange the save for KOG or hand the blood vial to the panda earlier, I don't think it will be like this.
This is not over, in the next wave of team battles, the remnant blood panda has obviously fled the battlefield, but Moon just dragged him back, and Infi naturally will not let go of such a good opportunity, and a set of combos will take it away. In fact, the panda is only a stone's throw away from the store, but Moon didn't buy any life-saving items to let it return to the battlefield, which is really too much.
With this momentum, Infi is highly likely to sweep Luna 3-0 to advance to the next round. However, from the third set, the situation on the court changed abruptly, and when Moon became familiar with Infi's routines and regained his sense of operation, Infi was a little overwhelmed.
It is worth mentioning that Infi switched to TK for the second serve in the third set, and TK does not have the ability of a strong second hero like the Fire Demon. Once the NE hero can't be lost in seconds, and the simple frontal operation, Infi is naturally not Moon's opponent, and the moon god successfully pulled back a point.
In the fourth set, Infi changed his routine again, and this time he chose Juggernaut to start and play with Moon. Should I say it or not, this change of move still caught Moon off guard, and the early AC opening was completely targeted by Juggernaut, which was also the only time that Infi had an advantage in the early stage of this series.
If Lyn takes over in the middle and late stages, then Moon may be completely unable to parry, but Infi usually plays the prophet wolf ride, and there is too little practice of regular routines, so even if the situation on the field is dominant, the front is still not an opponent at all, and the team battle can be said to be a one-touch collapse.
Moon also came to the state at this time, and the show of siege and bomberman flew up, and soon the population gap was more than 30, and the two sides returned to the same running line.
In the tiebreaker, Moon didn't give Infi any chance, and the three AC books of a single mine finished the two headhunters of Infi, and the hero protection was much better than the first two sets. In the first two sets, Infi was able to rely on the strong second hero to force Moon to make mistakes, but in this game, there was no wolf riding to restrict the opponent's hero's position, and Moon couldn't perform acrobatics even if he wanted to.
In the end, Moon came back from 0-2 down to win three sets in a row and beat Infi 3-2 to advance to the next round. Throughout this round of the series, the gap between the two sides is still relatively obvious, Infi's threatening orc routine is relatively single, and once it is explored, it is difficult to be Moon's opponent. In fact, if it weren't for Moon's own acrobatics, the game might have ended 3-0/3-1 long ago, and it can only be said that Luna himself dug a big hole for himself (fortunately, he filled it in the end).
Infi's defeat is quite a pity, and I have to say that it is really taboo to open champagne at half-time.