You actually want me to...

TES took the first game and secured match point.

Sublimation: Chapter Seventy-Three: The Final Gift

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[2-0! Is this the DWG that LCK has been hyping up so much?]

Why didn't you guys just fight like this from the beginning?

[Comfortable, I feel extremely comfortable right now.]

Throughout the entire S-series, no team has ever come back from a 0-2 deficit to win 3-2 in the finals. This is beyond the explanation of skill and mentality. If it really happened, it would definitely be manipulation.

In most people's eyes, the current game is simply a matter of whether it ends 3-1 or 3-0, with even the chance of 3-2 being pitifully small.

Meanwhile, in the TES rest room, the team was still basking in the excitement of the previous match. After all, playing Draven was a truly unique and enjoyable experience.

"That was great today. Now you can do whatever you want with me, even let me solo Ezreal bot lane and be a dog." After having a blast, JKL felt like he had no more ambitions.

I've played the hero I most wanted to play, and I've achieved the results I most desired.

Next,

They're really just one championship away from winning this year.

However, in the third game, TES still managed to pull back a point against DWG. Although they lost a game, it was clear to everyone that DWG won this game with great difficulty.

First, the blue side, with the advantage, used all their respectful bans on the bottom lane, helping Ghost get the most reliable Ashe + Pantheon. Second, DWG's mid, top, and jungle all went on a scoring spree, and their sudden burst of synergy and skill caught TES completely off guard.

Of course, TES is not to be underestimated either.

Because the team had a bunch of veterans, everyone was able to adjust their mindset very quickly. However, in the final crucial team fight, Xu Xiu found an opportunity to break through.

After a contest.

2 is better than 1

TES's attempt to sweep DWG 3-0 has been completely thwarted.

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"Oh my god, I didn't expect the other side to bounce back from rock bottom." As soon as he returned to the rest room, Roland, the team commander, took the blame without hesitation.

There was nothing he could do; he truly hadn't anticipated it.

In his mind, he was a transmigrator representing "justice," so it was only natural that the phenomenon of "exploding power" would only happen to people like him. However, he was completely unaware that reality does not have a clear-cut good or bad side. The feeling of being unwilling to accept defeat and the desire for victory are the catalysts buried deep in the hearts of every professional player.

So he was careless and didn't dodge.

"It's okay, it's normal for the blue side to win a game. Next game is our turn, let's just send them packing in one go."

"Indeed, I suggest finishing the game early and getting off work; I'm starving."

"Wait, aren't there still a bunch of interviews after the fight?"

"What does that have to do with us? Just let Knight and Jack go, that'll be fine."

At this moment, no one in the room took Roland's scapegoating seriously. They had all known the same thing during the semi-finals, and... they even had more specific thoughts in their minds.

Everyone is aware of Roland's performance this year.

Almost everyone understands the league's own salary cap system.

Barring any unforeseen circumstances, today's match will be the last time these five players are on the same team. After this season, regardless of the outcome, at least two of them will choose to leave.

Beneath the calm surface of their conversation lay a deep reluctance to part.

The unspoken attempts to persuade each other to stay represent the entanglement and stubbornness between them.

As the atmosphere in the room gradually calmed down, Roland looked at his teammates gathered around him, and everything seemed just like when they first met.

"This is the last one."

“Yeah, it’s the last one.” Casa and Xuanjun exchanged a glance and responded to Roland’s words almost simultaneously.

Even though the game wasn't over yet, they already had a vague premonition.

He's at his peak.

The blood and qi are burning hot.

Their near-perfect team atmosphere and winning confidence are a testament to their strength.

I've never felt so strong before, but... just looking at these familiar faces in the room makes me feel like everything was meant to be this way.

"Brothers, let's put a perfect end to today."

"It's time for this title of world's number one to change hands. Consider it... the final gift we prepared together."

Ten minutes later.

When the fourth round of the competition began, everything had already changed.

Most LPL viewers were actually a little worried about the loss in the third game. Part of the reason was that the long-standing fear of Korea was acting up, while another part was that they were slightly worried about the mental resilience of the TES players.

But when they saw their teammates on the big screen again, all their worries vanished in an instant.

Because it's too stable!

At this moment, the TES team on the screen neither displayed the frivolous and carefree attitude that everyone was most familiar with, nor did they show the solid and serious demeanor that a normal team should show at this moment. But strangely enough, you could see a confidence and domineering aura on TES's faces that had never been touched before.

This kind of temperament reveals one familiar shadow after another.

Of course, it might have a more fitting name: champion's appearance.

First round of bans:

TES: Ashe, Camille, Sylas

DWG: Twisted Fate, Nidalee, Lucian

With almost the exact same bans as in the second game, TES, with its vast hero pool, was not afraid of DWG's draft. No matter how they changed their strategy, they had their own way to break through.

One round of PICK:

TES continued to pick Syndra, while DWG opted for Akali and Jhin. This move by DWG sent a signal that they were choosing to go all out and actively seek change, allowing Ornn while creating space for Nuguri to perform.

It's not that he played Ornn badly.

If he continues to play Ornn, his own team might repeat the same scenario.

TES's second and third picks: Ornn + Lee Sin.

DWG picked Kindred as their third pick.

Second round of bans: Draven, Thresh, Pantheon, and Sett were all banned.

In the second round of picking, DWG locked in the Monkey King.

Monkey King against Ornn was truly a last resort. In this game, DWG's coach was desperate and tried to turn the tide by dominating the lane when they knew they couldn't win in team fights.

"I never thought that one day we could actually push the LCK to this point." Looking at the opponent's draft picks that seemed to have run out of ideas, Roland couldn't help but laugh out loud.

"Then this last game will depend on your performance." After saying that, White Crescent gestured for JKL and Roland to choose the heroes they had agreed on beforehand.

The last two picks: EZ + Gragas.

Locked successfully!

TES: Top lane Ornn, Jungle Lee Sin, Mid lane Syndra, Bot lane Ezreal + Gragas

Everyone knows what Genshin Impact's champion pool is like. After losing Pantheon and Thresh, the remaining champions are Leona, who has appeared five times in the World Championship, and Bard, Alistar, Braum, and Nautilus, each once. He might also have Rakan and Tahm Kench in his inventory.

Among the supports that pair best with Jhin, the best are Braum, Alistar, Nautilus, and Leona.

Considering the team composition lacks a counter-initiator (to ensure Kindred can unleash her ultimate), a healer in lane (to prevent Ghost from dying instantly), a roamer to counter Roland's abilities, and a disruptor in team fights (to absorb damage from abilities), the team needs a strong counter-initiator.

Therefore, there is only one best option.

Fifth floor bull's head, successfully locked.

DWG: Top lane Wukong, Jungle Kindred, Mid lane Akali, Bot lane Jhin + Alistar

The competition has now begun.

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P.S.: Those who didn't get all the marks in the first few chapters can now pay the bill (doge).

Sublimation: Chapter 74: The Inventor of the Line-Up - Xu Dingdang

The format of the S10 World Championship was more unique than any previous World Championship. In this year, the ADC's output only needed to account for about 20% of the total damage. In other words, they just needed to coast and wait for their teammates to carry them. As long as they didn't get fed and crash the lane, they were considered to have succeeded.

Based on this version, DWG's previous lineup was able to advance to the finals. In the mid-S11 MSI version, when the version required AD output to account for 26% or 27%, Ghost became the team's weakness.

In the current version, Draven is the only bot lane AD who can precisely target specific enemies, because his damage and passive are so outrageous that he cannot be considered a pure AD.

To put it bluntly, DWG's core strength in S10 lies in their mid, jungle, and support.

In this game, DWG removed JKL's Draven and gave Ghost King an AD Jhin who could engage from a distance, and paired him with a roaming Alistar as support. Their intentions were obvious.

DWG wants to compete with TES in terms of roaming and support.

But... isn't it a bit too obvious to think about liberating the bull's head?

The EZ + Gragas combo isn't too strong in the early game, but it also depends on who you're laning against. Jhin is a champion who has difficulty farming and pushing lanes in the early game, and when paired with Alistar, who's practically a minion before level six, the TES bot lane duo is easy prey.

[Secret Shot] [Rolling Barrel]

In the early game, fights usually involve using an AOE skill to clear minions. However, EZ's auto-attacks are unlimited and he can use AQA to speed up the wave clear. As for getting level 2 first, DWG's bot lane duo has no chance.

Speed ​​2, press forward, unleash your skills.

Faced with two rogues who crossed the minion wave and entered the bushes to start pressuring, Ghost King and Genshin Impact were both angry and helpless. After all, they really couldn't beat them in the early game and could only stand in the back and wait for the minion wave to come over. They would occasionally go up and trade some experience for health when the minions were about to die.

"Slightly block the minion wave and push according to the timing."

"I understand what you mean."

The reason Kindred is inferior to Nidalee and Graves is that, due to their passive, this type of jungle carry is too easy to counter. If the bot lane has lane priority and pushes the lane at the right time, they can directly take the bot lane crab when it spawns.