As soon as Cuzz’s bear came out, T1 fans already noticed that it was broken.
The barrage was full of wailing.
"Fuck! The Dan dog has started doing it again. How dare you bring a bear to Cuzz?"
"I still vividly remember that bear with 900 damage."
"Trivia: Yesterday, Cuzz attacked Gou Xiong and killed everyone in the Korean Server Game of Champions all night long."
"Speaking of RANK, brother Cuzz, which hero doesn't kill randomly?"
"God is fair. He opened the door to RANK for Cuzz and closed the window for him to compete."
“The strengthening of the bear by Riot in this version is actually a huge weakening of T1.”
Perhaps in the eyes of the audience, there is something mysterious about the arena.
For example, some players seem to be very bad when they play certain heroes, or they are not bad but they just can’t win the game.
But the team still has to be scientific...
The feedback from training matches is positive. Even if they sometimes perform poorly in games, they still have to believe in the results of training matches.
For example, Cuzz’s bear performed really well in training matches, and this version just received a huge enhancement.
There is no reason not to choose.
The second round of BAN begins.
Neither side played the upper middle, and the red side chose to ban Zoe first on the fourth floor.
KT banned Victor with a backhand, which seemed to pave the way for Chaowei to use the clockwork.
The last BAN slot of T1 was given to Silas.
Junri: "Silas! Do people like T1 who ban Silas want to get cards? Otherwise, I really can't think of a reason to ban Silas."
Corgi: "But they banned Qinggang Shadow in the first round. There is no dual-card and dual-belt system to put pressure on the points. If T1 really chooses the card + Senna's double-C mid-term dragon team, it will
Very lacking in output.”
Regarding T1's ban, the KT team has also discussed it.
Although Faker's card has a strong ability to find rhythm, the hero of the card is chosen to help his teammates carry.
Canna can only be an orphan when facing Lin Cheng, and there is a gangster combination in the bottom lane. KT does not feel that the opponent's cards need to be wary.
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Therefore, the blue side disabled the Tsar in the last move to prevent the opponent from making a false shot.
We started to select people, and Jace came out first on the fourth floor of the red square.
The casters all thought that this move was fine and that T1's lineup needed to compensate for the damage, but the T1 fans who commented on it had their opinions.
"It's Jace again! Canna misses his Jace all day long!"
"Canna Jace is always sucking the blood of his teammates, and when he is helped, he suddenly kills him again."
"The top laner's first move is always either Jayce or Barrel. Barrel plays like shit, and Jayce will die if he dares to catch him."
"Don't be embarrassed! His Jace advantage still works."
"It's so similar to 369! And 369's last hit is better than him."
It was KT's turn to make the last two choices, and the blue square on the fourth floor made the first move.
The last move has yet to be revealed.
KT now has many choices. Lin Cheng can either choose Lucian to go head-to-head with Jayce and put aside his worries about the laning, or he can choose a warrior like Crocodile.
Kang Dongxun: "What did Lin Cheng say? How about the wine barrel coming out first?"
The T1 mid laner hasn't been released yet, so giving Lin Cheng a hero with stronger pressure resistance seems to be the best choice.
After all, if T1 does choose a card in the end, there will be a lot of pressure on the sideline with Jace.
But Lin Cheng doesn’t really want to use the bastard hero.
"I can't drink, I don't want a barrel."
Kang Dongxun: "······"
If you don't want to play with the barrel, just tell me you can't drink. What the hell?
Little Peanut: "Gnar is also outside, let's get him Gnar. His Gnar can overwhelm Jess."
Gu Xun/span> Lin Cheng: "Forget it! I don't really like reptiles lately, so I don't want Nar."
This reason was so outrageous that his teammates couldn't help but laugh.
Mr. Dai: "Just tell me what you want to play, and don't tell bad jokes here."
Kang Dongxun responded: "Except Yasuo!"
Lin Cheng stopped nagging, "Give me Riwen! I can kill the opponent."
"Do you really want Riven? It's Jace who's fighting!"
"It doesn't matter! You still can't trust my Riven? He can't counter me."
This version of Riven is not very strong, and it is also countered by Jayce.
But seeing how confident Lin Cheng was, his teammates weren't too worried.
Lin Cheng's top four sisters all have very high proficiency, but relatively speaking, Sword Girl and Qinggang Shadow are more well-known, while Riven and Sword Girl are relatively less frequently used.
But judging from the results of the training matches, Lin Cheng's Riven is really not afraid of Jace.
Moreover, the back row of T1 is really afraid of Riven. Tahm Kench only has one mouth. Once Titan and Udyr start a team fight in a team battle, Riven will be very threatening.
In the end, KT made the final decision to lock Riven.
Junri: "Riven! Classic! Orange Brother's classic back-up pick was chosen by Counter's hero, which shows his confidence! This is the semi-finals, don't treat Canna as a human being, right?"
Corgi: "After all, the ID is here. As long as it is a hero that can be shown off, even Counter Orange will dare to choose it."
Junri: "Of course we all know that Brother Chengzi has an explanation for his ID...but if we lose, it's another story."
"Pretend it up! Haha!"
"Brother Cheng and Teacher Shai are really at the extremes. One is addicted to the ultimate counter, and the other is obsessed with being countered."
"Whoever loses in this duel will be embarrassed, either Brother Chengzi fails to show off, or Canna is ridiculed and humiliated!"
"Hurry up and call the magazine to come over and learn the skills. The world's number one top player Riwen will teach you how to beat Jayce."
"Confidence is countered, and it will be funny when it is blown away later."
"I'm really looking forward to Brother Cheng's overturning, 23333."
"Just wait for Brother Chengzi's pork liver face."
Seeing that the opponent single Riwen had been selected, the red side locked the card in the last hand.
Junri: "In the past, Brother Cheng was supporting Jayce to play Riven, and in the back, Faker was holding the clockwork to play cards. The highlight of today's game is that there is a back and forth."
"It's not easy to play the card lane. Although I understand that Brother Li wants to help Jess on the wing, he may not be able to do it in this game unless he makes up his mind to help his teammates despite losing the lane.
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Corgi: "To be honest, even if it's not against Clockwork, there aren't many cards that can beat it in the middle. Experienced cards have very clear ideas, which is to resist pressure online, farm, and rhythm. Brother Li
Of course he understands! It just depends on how he grasps this rhythm."
Junri: "However, the T1 card is also equivalent to the bright card targeting the top lane. In the early stage, the card can only benefit Jace. Riven, who is already at a disadvantage in the lane, will be under greater pressure. It depends on how Cheng Zi handles it.
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The lineups of both sides are selected.
Blue side KT:
Top lane: Cheng (Blade of Exile, Riven)
Jungler: Peanut (Spirit Walker, Udyr)
Middle lane: Chovy (Clockwork Demon, Orianna)
Bottom lane: Deft (Daughter of the Void, Kai'Sa)
Support: Effort (Abyssal Titan, Nautilus)
Red square T1:
Top road: Canna (Future Guardian, Jace)
Jungler: Cuzz (Immortal Crazy Thunder, Volibear)
Middle: Faker (Card Master, Drizzt)
Bottom lane: Teddy (Soul Purifier, Senna)
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