Let the two chase the three to fail! GenG defeats TES to advance to victory! The hero pool is too shallow

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2024-05-11 19:39Published in Jiangsu

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TES let two chase three failed

GenG got the match point 2-0 early in today's match against TES, but TES chased two games in a row and both sides played Bo5. In the case that its own mid-laner hero pool is too shallow, TES did not have the first three hands to help Creme choose heroes, and the result was that GenG did study TES thoroughly, and finally Ban made up for Yon, forcing TES to continue to take Akali, which is not easy to use in the MSI version. In addition, after Canyon sent it in the fourth game, it took out its signature champion Leopard Girl in the fifth game to complete self-redemption.

The advantage of the single hero pool in GenG is too great

Dragon King, Tsar, and Airplane, which are the key mid-laner heroes who are very popular, are basically characters that TES does not play well. After the small cannon played well, it was targeted by GenG for Ban, and Yongen, who had the bottom of the box, was also eaten through and then Ban, and when Chovy grabbed the plane by himself, GenG also directly crushed TES in the fifth game. Of course, the hero lineup actually has to play in the early stage, but TES chose to take the initiative to change the line, but as a result, he was not proficient in playing, and he lost a lot of troops in the upper and lower lanes in vain. Quisanti's lack of fertilizer caused the mid-term TES to not be able to play at all. At the end of the day, the hero pools of both LPL teams at this MSI are disadvantages.

TES fell into the lower bracket

Everything seems to be moving in the direction of winning the Korean LCK civil war, not only the BP of TES is limited, but BLG is the same. Faker is not good except for the Dragon King, and the Clockwork Tsar Plane is a unique skill. And Knight is not good at these versions of popular heroes, and only one fox T1 is estimated to be a must-have. The only good news is that neither team is very good at changing lines. There is a high probability that TES will play G2 if it falls into the lower bracket, and this year's MSI will be difficult for LPL.

The version is very disadvantaged

It's not good to change lanes, and neither is the hero pool, what LPL is good at is still strong in the early stage. However, this year's South Korean GenG and T1 are obviously stronger, if it weren't for Canyon's too many mistakes, GenG might not be so difficult today, but after all, he finally won the game with a set of 8 consecutive kills of the super god Leopard Girl, the depth of the hero pool makes the Korean team's tactical advantage still too great, on the contrary, the team version of the LPL has a great disadvantage.

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