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Chapter 233 The Showdown on the Third Day
When the big brother was still in TSM, many people disliked the big brother because he was really bad, and hoped to change to an ADC as soon as possible, but when he really took a rest and retired for a period of time, when he replaced a new AD, many fans suddenly found that , MD, not as good as the original big brother.

As the saying goes, there is no harm without comparison.

Now TMS's ADC is called WildTurtle, which translates to Wild Turtle.

WildTurtle, nicknamed Brother Turtle, is a well-known ADC player in North America, and his reputation is similar to that of the big brother, otherwise he would not be qualified to replace the big brother as TSM's ADC.

When he came to TSM, it can be said that he was expected by everyone and was highly anticipated by fans.

In fact, he did play well and got good results.

Even though the big brother temporarily retired for a while, he still won the spring championship with the team.

Sadly, North America is just a fish pond.

Although playing very well in the division.

It's a pity that in the international arena, soft-legged shrimps are soft-legged shrimps after all, and the essence cannot be changed, so it doesn't make much sense.

Compared to TSM, G2's performance is not bad.

This European and American duel is the first collision of this team of Huanxi's old enemy MSI.

Just like many people are optimistic about RNG, many people are also optimistic about the G2 team.

Of course, the North American audience firmly believes that they can win EU.

Whether it's European audiences or North American audiences, they all understand that compared with LPL and LCK, each other's divisions are obviously not on the same level as them, and the gap is slightly bigger.

Needless to say, the LCK's undisputed Division 3 has been the winner of the championship since S[-] until now.

Although LPL has declined a lot over the years, but this time the newly rising RNG once again let them see the skills of LPL, and they feel that there is a lot of gap.

In this case, NA and EU began to compete with each other.

I don't care who is the first and who is the second, as long as I compete with you.

EU＞NA
or
NA>EU
This is a topic that European and American audiences love to talk about and like to debate.

No doubt, this is optimistic.

It is this kind of optimism that allows North American audiences to continue to support their team in the S game, when their own championship seed is in the top 16 every year.

In this duel, TSM rose from the downturn, overturned the G2 team, which performed well in the previous two days, and scored another point.

The group stage of the mid-season championship game is 6 to 4. In the case of wild card teams being eliminated by default, the remaining five teams compete for four places.

Both SKT and RNG have a record of 3-1. Depending on the situation and status, they will definitely qualify. There is no doubt about it.

The remaining two places will be grabbed by G2, TSM, and FW.

3 against 2, not too intense, but also not to relax.

Being able to pull down the opponent by one point is really the happiest thing. It would be more comfortable if you can double-kill. In the case of the same points, the double-kill opponent will have the right to directly qualify for the first place without an extra match.

This game took many people by surprise.

After all, in the first two days, the TSM team performed very badly. They only won one game against RNG who came off the bench, and they could lose even a wild card, but they didn't expect to win against the G2 team.

I have to say that the TSM team is indeed a magical team.

The second match was Flash Wolves vs. SKT.

This is a battle of great disparity.

However, the Flash Wolves have always been known as the anti-Korean hero. In last year's MSI group stage, they even double-killed SKT.

When playing against the Korean team, Flash Wolves usually have BUFF bonuses.

It's a pity that SKT didn't give any chance this time.

The game still ended with SKT's victory.

The third game is the Vietnamese team GAM vs. LPL's RNG.

It is worth mentioning that.

For the players of the Vietnamese team GAM, the peripherals are very cheap.

The super talented Vietnamese jungler's mouse is the Fuller 102, worth only $1.

1 mouse.

When interested people discovered this, they reported it and caused a lot of discussion.

Using a $1 mouse to perform the magical operation of grabbing the dragon in one second in the play-in competition is really unbelievable.

In addition to the jungler, the keyboard used by top laner Stark is a Logitech K120 that only costs five dollars.

It is naturally impossible to say that they have no money to exchange for better ones.

On the stage of the international competition, no matter how poor and shabby, it is impossible to be able to afford it.

It's just because these are the peripherals I used at the beginning, and I'm used to these keyboard and mouse peripherals, and it's not necessary, so it's normal not to change them.

despite this.

It is really inspiring to use a dollar mouse to perform all kinds of show operations on the stage of the World Championship.

To be honest, Su Ye admired such an opponent.

but.

Admiration is admiration, but Su Ye does not intend to show mercy.

Giving his best is his way of respecting his opponent.

The third game starts soon.

GAM is on the blue side.

RNG is on the red side.

GAM quickly expressed their respect. They first banned the barrel, then banned Kennen, and then banned Kled.

Such a ban person can't be more upright.

The first three bans were all placed in the top laner position, and the three heroes that Su Ye had played in the previous three games were all banned.

It really doesn't get more targeted than this.

This is actually very good, GAM doesn't give a shit at all, and the hero who should be banned is directly banned. After all, in the previous three games, Su Ye's performance is obvious to all. The only pity is that Su Ye's top laner hero is not It's that simple and can be banned.

As for the ban people on RNG's side, they are quite satisfactory, unlike GAM's side that specifically targets them.

As GAM's three-handed top laner was banned, the two commentators in the LPL commentary booth couldn't help laughing.

"Haha, GAM is really too targeted. They even banned the three top laners that Muran used in the previous three games!"

"They probably couldn't figure out how to deal with Mu Ran's top three heroes. After thinking about it, they couldn't do it at all, so they just pressed it for you."

"To be honest, this is a very wise choice, but I'm afraid GAM doesn't know that it's not so easy to ban the dumb heroes."

"But I have to admit that this is the best countermeasure they can do against RNG..."

"However, even though GAM is only a wild card team to be able to play on this stage, in terms of early stage ability, it is not inferior to the top international teams, but the late stage ability is slightly weaker. Facing other teams, although GAM lost More wins and less, but in the early stage, they seldom fell behind, today's RNG still has to maintain their state and earnestly win."

"Indeed, let's take a look at this game, the hero choices of both sides..."

With the end of the second round of BP, the hero selection of both sides is as follows.

GAM: top laner Jess, jungle man gun, mid laner Syndra, AD Ice, support Karma.

On the RNG side, their hero selection is like this.

Top lane Sword Ji, jungle blind monk, mid laner Ike, AD Verus, and support Lulu.

Facing GAM's self-confident Jess, Su Ye could only settle for the next best thing and chose his sword girl.

Jess was the second pick, and the GAM team did not help in the selection of the top unit in the first round.

So in the second round of BP, RNG first banned Shen, and then banned Galio. When the top unit was blocked to such an extent, GAM's top laner was very brave and chose Jess, and then they When I saw RNG, I chose Jian Ji in seconds.

At that time, GAM's top laner raised his eyebrows.

He somehow had a bad premonition.

(End of this chapter)