It was obvious that, in the eyes of these true League elites, the situation had practically already been decided. All that remained was the choice between being buried lying down or standing up.
And the facts were exactly as Coach Homme had predicted.
After suddenly going feral for no apparent reason, Luo Zhen's Kalista abruptly started playing for the team again.
My teammates went in first, then I went in. My teammates tanked the damage, and I cleaned up.
Flash engages? Leaping into their faces to show off mechanics?
Those kinds of scenes were impossible with Luo Mouren around. His whole style was being obedient, honest, and scared of dying. His sudden shift to such a cowardly playstyle even made G2 wonder if the player in the opposing booth had been swapped out.
[2333. He's back—the familiar flavor is back!]
[Why do you think AK is called the Wall of Sighs in the LPL Region (doge)? There are players who can lane more steadily than him, but when it comes to being so steady that opponents grind their teeth in frustration, there's only one bot laner like that in the LPL.]
[A strong player doesn't necessarily need to have the fastest, most accurate aim! He just needs to do the right thing at the right time.]
[A Kalista with a huge lead who still refuses to overextend is truly enough to make the other side despair.]
V5 right now—
They had Gangplank to split the battlefield with his ultimate, Renata Glasc to guarantee the counterengage, and Sylas and Vi as two complete troublemakers. Against a Four Protect One composition like this, G2 could forget about diving the backline—they couldn't even guarantee their own safety.
In the end—
After a grueling battle that lasted nearly twenty minutes, G2 finally crumbled under