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Chapter 438 Take G2 away! I'm going to pick a Yasuo skin this year!
At the 21-minute mark of the match, Perkz started causing trouble.

He typed directly to Wang Yao in the chat channel.

"Kshine, 1v1, solo!"

He showed up in the bottom lane and challenged Wang Yao to a one-on-one duel, and Wang Yao naturally granted his wish.

Wang Yao, who already has 25 stacks of the Mejai's Soulstealer, doesn't even need many fancy maneuvers.

Standing still, I let Yasuo's wind attack knock me into the air, taking the full damage from Yasuo's combo.

Then came a simple QRWE combo, a straightforward and powerful attack that completely killed Yasuo with sheer hard damage!
Wang Yao didn't waste any more time.

Take down Baron Nashor, then push forward head-on!!

When Wang Yao was pushing the high ground, he used his W dash from the side to reach the high ground, and then used QRE to trigger "Electrocute" and instantly killed the enemy ADC, completely destroying G2's ability to defend.

Their mid laner is Yasuo, so they rely entirely on their ADC to clear the wave. If the ADC gets instantly killed, what's the point of clearing the wave?

In the end, Wang Yao pushed straight through and destroyed the opponent's base crystal.

3-0! !
Without creating any suspense, Wang Yao easily destroyed the opponent's base crystal!

"Congratulations to Wang Yao! He defeated G2 3-0 and secured his ticket to the finals! He certainly didn't disappoint us!"

"Now it's IG's turn to shine!"

It wasn't as exciting as I'd imagined!

From the commentators to the audience, the gap in strength between EDG and G2 was clear after the first match.

After all, among the known professional players' Korean server account ranks, G2's ADC player has the lowest rank, only at Diamond level.

G2's bot lane has been dragging them down since the play-in stage.

If it weren't for their strong performance in the top, mid, and jungle lanes, and their favorable draw, a team with such obvious weaknesses would likely not have made it to the semifinals.

During the quarterfinals, RNG used a large number of bans to target their bot lane, aiming to allow Uzi, their absolute strongest player, to accumulate enough advantages to lead the team to victory.

And that's exactly what happened.

Unfortunately, no matter how fed the marksmen are in this version, they still can't handle the monster heroes who dive into the top, mid, and jungle positions.

This is also the most awkward aspect of the marksman position.

Once sufficient advantages are accumulated in other positions, the equipment acquired will provide a certain level of survivability to increase one's margin for error.

Warrior heroes' equipment will usually include some health, armor, magic resistance, etc.

In addition, the hero has a high level in the solo lane, and due to the hero's role, both the initial panel data and the growth attributes brought by leveling up will give him a solid physique.

The difficulty of instantly killing a warrior with three pieces of equipment is on a completely different level than that of instantly killing a marksman with three pieces of equipment.

Now let's look at the marksman. In the only duo lane, there will be a support to share their experience, so their level is naturally lower than in the solo lane.

Looking at the equipment that marksmen need, attack power, critical strike chance, and attack speed are all for increasing damage, but they have absolutely nothing to do with survivability.

This is also a major reason why the four-protect-one system around the marksman is difficult to win the world championship. The margin for error is too low. A slight positioning mistake can ruin a good game!

But the marksman position is also very important.

By relying on basic attacks for damage output, marksmen are destined to have very stable damage output, ensuring the team's minimum performance level!

RNG is already so out of the meta, and G2's top, mid, and jungle are so dominant, averaging over 100 CS more than RNG's top, mid, and jungle, yet they still managed a 3-2 score.

Moreover, it was a comeback victory, and Uzi won because he was out of form and made a fatal mistake.

This shows just how much G2's bot lane is dragging them down. They weren't so lucky against EDG; iboy's individual skill probably can't compare to Uzi's.

However, EDG's bot lane easily crushed G2, and their top, mid, and jungle trio were even stronger than G2's.

G2 has absolutely no chance of winning!

It's understandable that the audience assumed EDG would win, and it's no wonder that the commentators have already started speculating about tomorrow's match between IG and SKT.

On stage, Wang Yao took off his headphones and revealed a smile. He and Xiao Tian next to him smiled at each other and then gave each other a high five in celebration.

Making it to the finals is undoubtedly a cause for celebration for the entire EDG team, and it's also something to celebrate for Wang Yao!
At the beginning of the year, some people questioned his transition from AD carry to mid lane. Faced with overwhelming criticism, everyone thought he was definitely not up to the task.

Now, he has once again arrived at the World Finals, which represents the highest level and the highest honor. This is the best proof of himself!

"Nice! The Grand Finals! Here we come!!"

Saint Gun was also extremely excited. Every advancement since the quarterfinals has been a major motivation for them!
This means their careers have reached a whole new level!

This level is something that 99% of professional players can only dream of.

For 99% of professional players, let alone making it to the finals, just having the opportunity to participate in the World Championship during their short professional careers is already a remarkable achievement.

Looking at the LPL league since its inception in Season 3, so many professional players have come and gone, but how many have actually made it to the World Championship?

"I know you're in a hurry, but don't worry yet."

Wang Yao said with a smile, "Let's go, let's go over and shake hands with the other side first."

He gestured to his teammates to move to the side, across the stage, and to the other side, where the G2 players' bench was located.

The European branch of the Optimistic Family is not without reason.

Even when they were 0-3 down, they were still laughing happily, chatting and joking with each other.

It was as if they were discussing where to travel and relax after returning home, or how to throw a few high-quality parties to unwind.

Upon seeing the EDG players approaching, Perkz immediately went to Wang Yao's side.

"Hey, Kshine, you're really strong! This year's championship is definitely yours. When choosing the championship skin, consider Yasuo!!"

perkz made a surprising statement.

Wang Yao was immediately at a loss for words, not knowing whether to laugh or cry.

Goodness, he even suspected that this guy, A-P, might be the moderator of the Yasuo forum in China.

"I will think about it."

Wang Yao did not directly refuse.

"I'll definitely remember! It's such a shame that such a fun hero doesn't have a championship skin." Perkz got more and more excited as he spoke.

To Wang Yao's surprise, after shaking hands, Saint Gun Bro quickly walked to his side and whispered something.

"I think A-P's suggestion is good. Yao-ge, you should really consider choosing a Yasuo championship skin."

"what?"

Before he could speak, Meiko chimed in, "Shut up, someone as clumsy as you can't possibly play Yasuo properly."

"Are you messing with my mentality?! Can't I have some fun even if I don't understand the game?" Saint Gun rolled his eyes.

The two started their usual bickering again, but fortunately it was only a short distance before everyone came to the front of the stage to bow in greeting.

(End of this chapter)