★ Game Horseshoe Original
TL will play against T1
Due to the stereotypes of the Worlds in the past few years, many people originally thought that the lower bracket Fnatic would play TL, and the winning side would be the European team, but they did not expect the North American team TL to eliminate Fnatic 3-1. After BLG defeated T1, TL also ushered in their opponent in the lower bracket in the next round, last year's champion, T1, who temporarily played less than ideal at this year's MSI. Although the T1 players expressed a somewhat capitulation statement in an interview, with the huge disparity in strength on paper, does TL really have a chance to win T1?
Can BLG's 5Ban single learn?
When BLG played against T1, he took out the BP of the 5Ban mid lane in the fourth game, can TL copy the homework? First of all, it is certain that Faker's Tsar and Clockwork can't be given, and TL's mid-laner APA itself has a high proficiency in Rock Sparrow and Dragon King, and there is also a unique bomberman, and the small cannon has also performed well before. The difference from BLG is that the fox may be released, and he is not very good at it. So only from the middle side, copying homework can be copied. However, it is almost impossible for the team to completely replicate BLG's BP style of play, because the players in the other 4 positions of the team are far behind T1.
TL does not have ELK and ON
TL's support is the 30-year-old veteran CoreJJ in '94, and the reason why he can still be active in the world at this age is because the intensity in North America is too low. Compared to ON, he can only be regarded as experienced, and if he wants to play the Titan effect of BLG vs. T1, it is basically impossible. In addition, ADC player Yeon should be said to be the weakest point of TL, and his Lucian is unlikely to play the explosive damage effect of ELK.
The top laner Impact and Zeus may be able to develop smoothly, and no one can help anyone, while the jungler Korean aid Umti was crushed by T1's Oner most of the time when he was in the LCK. Unless TL makes full use of lane changes to erase T1's advantage in the early lanes, and then play a bigger role than Faker in the middle lane and defeat T1 with a stronger teamfight lineup.
Does T1 change version understanding?
Last year, T1 took a version that deviated from other teams in the World Finals, and this year MSI they can do it again. Since the opponent's hero pool against Faker was exposed when playing against BLG, T1 should strengthen the strong hero selection of the other 4 players. It's not a good direction to let Zeus play meat all the time, but it's more appropriate to change back to Sword Demon Rambo. In the next lane, he should take the initiative to take Luna, as well as big Cs like Jinx and Delevingne who can take over the game. Junglers should be used as a secondary option for teams to replenish front row and stat damage, so that even if the middle lane is disadvantaged, T1's upper and lower lanes can carry the game like last year.
Still bullish on T1 to win
Although TL had a chance, it was still difficult to imagine the image of T1 losing to the North American team, which has never been seen in history. The emaciated camel is bigger than the horse, and even though it feels like T1 is struggling a bit in this MSI version, TL still struggles to beat a South Korean team that has won the World Championship in Bo5. Unless TL's mid-laner is really a new generation of North American Light, the handle can beat Faker silently, so that T1 loses the team brain. T1's difficulty in the lower bracket is still in the last 2 rounds.
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