"Theshy went down. Karsa and Xiaohu started retreating, but could they get away? This was Zeri with her ultimate active and her movement speed maxed out!"
"Ahri turned around with an E—could AK react in time? Beautiful! He reacted, and there was the Flash! Wait! How was the team fight already this intense, yet AK still had a Flash in hand!?"
"Wukong went down, and Ahri was nearly dead too. Was this a reversal? EDG was really about to turn this around! Unbelievable! What had ignited the fighting spirit of the entire EDG roster, allowing them to pull off such a perfect outnumbered team fight? How did they do it!?"
When WBG's death count reached as many as three, and Zeri led her teammates in a frantic pursuit of WBG's remaining forces, even the casters and audience could hardly believe their eyes.
Pure reaction speed, powerful mental resilience, and incredibly coordinated teamwork.
With those three things, EDG had actually won a four-versus-five team fight against WBG after Renekton, the biggest carry on their team, had died. Sure, WBG had used two crucial ultimates to kill Renekton, but they still had one more player. Turning a five-versus-four around like this was more than shocking enough for most viewers!
A Le was staring dumbfounded from the player seats.
What was going on?
When I was alive, you went in and instantly died. Once I was dead, you went on a four-versus-five rampage. Was me being alive somehow holding back your damage? If Luo Zhen had known what A Le was thinking right then, he might have instinctively replied, "That's entirely possible." After all... a qualified old ass always found ways to suffer, let alone a Solo Queue AD who had spent years playing alone.
Four versus five?
That was just basic mechanics.