In the second game, RW took the initiative to choose the blue side, but the pressure on their BP was still huge. It can only be said that they could suffer less losses.
For RW, this round of BO3 is undoubtedly a wake-up call.
If they want to go further next, such as entering the World Championship, they must make a choice. Should they compromise with the version or continue to stick to the existing style?
Of course, the most ideal situation is for RW to train popular swing heroes and integrate them into its own tactical system.
Otherwise, once they encounter a team like V5 that has a wide hero pool and is good at swinging, RW will definitely suffer in terms of BP.
In the second game, RW banned Zhuge Liang's last move, Sword Girl, who was very hot and almost got the pentakill first.
However, Zhuge Liang had no intention of continuing to use Dao Mei.
As he got older, it took too much energy to play this kind of hero who relied on manipulation. In order to maintain his health, Zhuge Liang took out Mundo, which has a high winning rate in Korean server passerby games recently.
Mixing and reincarnation with c will not stop, the last c, this one is mixed.
Facing Zhuge Liang's Mondo who came first, Aguang Xu's top laner was killed and his courage was shattered. He did not dare to show off his offensive top lane and focus on laning suppression, but chose the captain for development.
Coach Steak's tactical intention has obviously changed. Since the effect on Wolong on the top lane is not good, then don't waste any effort and just focus on development on the top lane.
It's also about sword development. Even if the captain is slightly suppressed, it will definitely be more useful than a Mundo in the late stage.
However, after both parties went online.
Mundo's kitchen knife was thrown very accurately, and he could always hit the captain from a tricky angle.
On the contrary, it was the captain. The explosive barrel was either dropped by Mundo or twisted away, so he had no choice but to step forward and use q to consume it to make it indestructible.
And the captain's attack also gave Mondo an opportunity to throw the kitchen knife more easily.
Colonel Guan: "This captain is a bit like what I used to play when I was playing. He is a good source of wealth, and his e-skills are more like supplementing the opponent's economy."
Remember: "Mundo of Wolong throws the kitchen knife so accurately, it's like the captain has a magnet on his body."
After frequent consumption, the captain's mana quickly ran out, and his troops moved towards the RW tower.
Mondo stood arrogantly under the tower and fired blasts to eat up the plating. The captain could only give priority to last-hitting, watching helplessly as Mondo acted recklessly.
Although the top lane is a bit weak, this RW is mainly for mid and bottom, and the jungler has long planned to let the top lane go, so he will not give Aguang too much care.
Both sides reached six single lines, and RW organized a wave of four-pack-two that they were best at.
At the same time, the captain also uses his ultimate move to provide long-range fire support.
However, Zhuge Liang held the line rights and started reading TP as early as when RW started to double-team the bottom lane.
The captain did not interrupt the skill, but was reluctant to part with the troop line, so he handed over a big move to show that he had tried his best.
The position where Mundo landed happened to be in a rear bush eye position, which immediately had an isolation effect, blocking the RW midfielder and the duo from joining together.
Thanks to this, the V5 duo has room for buffering, and the midfielder and jungler are also double-teamed.
Mundo took a lot of damage and relied on his ultimate skill to survive. RW was forced to pour damage into a Mundo, and was obviously unable to do anything in the subsequent fight.
After a wave of team battles, RW suffered a loss, only killing one support, but at the cost of the jungler and ADC.
V5 took the opportunity to push the line to capture the tapi, and also controlled a water dragon.
What followed was a rather long period of development, with the two sides exchanging resources with each other, and the overall economic gap did not change much.
However, V5 did a good job in controlling dragons. It had three water dragons in hand early on, and this one was lucky, and it happened to be a water dragon soul.
Just because of the recovery effect of the three water dragons, Mundo doesn't need to use a fanatic anymore. If V5 gets the water dragon soul again, it's really hard to imagine how RW will deal with this Mundo!
The key dragon soul group, RW has to take on this wave of team battles.
However, Zhuge Liang gave spiritual command and asked his auxiliary Tahm to carry people to rush the dragon.
RW failed to capture this information and was deceived by V5's positive acting. Only after discovering that V5 had no intention of competing for Xiaolong did they realize that something was wrong.
Unfortunately, it's too late.
Mundo was like a roadblock, blocking RW and everyone could not move forward. As soon as everyone reached the river in the upper half, the dragon's wail suddenly echoed through the canyon.
V5 took advantage of the situation to counterattack, but RW did not dare to take the direct hit and turned around to retreat.
It's just that Mundo returned to the city immediately to resupply and circle around, and used his own body to delay RW's large army.
In the end, Mundo died heroically, but V5 won the game.
Remember: "I think it is more appropriate to give Mondo the MVP of this game."
Colonel Guan: "Indeed, in the key waves of team battles, Mundo took a lot of damage and created space for V5."
Now the LPL's criterion for selecting MVP is no longer just based on data, but will often be judged more comprehensively.
So in the early years, the MVP, which was almost dominated by the C position, now finally has the name of an assistant.
In the end, as the commentators expected, the tournament team awarded the MVP to Zhuge Liang.
Mundo 3/1/11, the group participation rate is 100%, the injury ratio is 35%, and even the damage ratio has reached 27%, which can be said to be quite luxurious data.
The most outrageous thing is that Zhuge Liang has played four games and won four MVPs, ranking first in the LPL!
Some attentive viewers also discovered that some of Wolong's data were exaggerated when looking through the statistics.
After four games, Zhuge Liang’s KDA is as high as 19.2, ranking first in the LPL.
The unit ranks 3rd in terms of average damage per unit, 2nd in terms of average CS per unit, 2nd in terms of average number of kills per game, and 2nd in terms of number of single kills.
Zhuge Liang's average economy per game is not very high, ranking only in the middle and upper reaches of the previous unit, but his damage conversion rate ranks first in the previous unit!
Even if the data sample is not complete enough, it can be confirmed from the side that Wolong has performed well in the previous unit.
He has strong ability to withstand pressure, has a solid base of last-hitting skills, and can deal corresponding damage while taking advantage of economy.
What's even more rare is that he is very good at giving his advantages on the wing to his teammates, and leads them to get rid of poverty and become rich.
On the Internet, as Wolong ranks first in the MVP list, many players have praised it as the new "world's best".
"Wolong is so fierce. He can be so eye-catching even when playing Mundo. I was so stunned that he didn't die even though he was hit to death several times in the middle of the team battle."
"Too strong, Teacher Wolong!"
"Others in V5 have to thank Wolong for taking the rotation, otherwise they might not even get an MVP."
"It's a pity that I didn't get to see Wolong at his peak. If I had played against Faker in the world arena a few years ago, I would be excited just thinking about it!"
"The intercontinental competition will be played next month. I look forward to overthrowing SKT with V5!"
"One thing to say, at present, it seems that the LPL team that has a chance to win SKT is V5."