This foreign aid is ridiculously strong

After a short break, the second game officially started.

DWG BAN first on the blue side, and KT came to the red side.

The blue side BAN dropped Zoe, Spider and Olaf in the first round.

Since today is the first game of the second round, DWG has banned the most popular heroes in recent training matches.

I don’t know if he looks down on Bono, but even if he keeps winning with Prince, no one bans Prince when facing KT.

But it is true that the prince's priority in this version is not high, with the exception of KT.

KT gave Aphelios, Kalista and Silas the BAN position in the first round on the red side.

There is nothing to say about Aphelios being the son of version.

Kalista was very frustrated when she played Aiming last time, so she didn’t plan to use this one herself, but she didn’t want to give her opponent the combination of Kalista and Tarik on the blue side in the first round, so she simply I'm BANed in the red square.

However, the red side's third move, BAN Silas, was a bit unexpected. It seemed to be telling the opponent that KT was going to take Ornn this time.

The blue side DWG chose to grab Senna, KT took down Varus with a backhand, and then the second hero locked the prince.

KT’s obsession with the prince is understandable. Since he can always win, why not keep choosing?

There is no problem with Varus. In this version, AD is usually picked first in the first round, and it will be very uncomfortable in the second round.

Senna was weak online in the early stage. After Aiming won the first game, he really wanted to carry in this game. He decisively took out Varus, who had performed very well in the previous training matches, and wanted to use Varus to crush Senna.

In the previous period, LCK teams played each other in training matches every day. Everyone had tried various lineups, and poke-player Verus had once again entered the field of vision of professional players.

This hero is a lane tyrant in his own right, and his poke-released outfits take his laning ability to the extreme. He often has to go home after hitting two arrows against the AD, unable to line up with Varus at all.

The same principle applies to mid-term team fights. Once Varus uses his long range to shoot an arrow at the opponent's C position, the opponent's team fight will become difficult.

In addition, in the current version, the battle breaks out early, the dragon competition is fierce, the poke flow Verus equipment is cheap, and the early stage is quickly formed, and all aspects are very suitable for the version.

In the LPL games a few days ago, some players brought the poke-flow Verus to the field, but so far there has been no particularly outstanding performance.

After all, this thing relies on skill accuracy, and without some proficiency, it’s not necessarily how strong it is.

Seeing the opponent's choice, the blue side directly locked Setigaon on the second and third floors.

Corgi: "I want all of Setion. DWG is a very greedy BP. Since you let him go, I want them all."

Eleven: "KT's own BAN of Sylas will probably put DWG on guard. Ornn Sett will take all of them for you, so it's hard to determine the line split. Sett's three lines are swinging, and DWG Ornn can also hit the top." shake."

The red side KT locked Kalma in the third hand without any hesitation.

Corgi: "Karma? This feels like Aiming wants to take Tusin to directly defeat Ghost. In this combination, either you will explode or I will have a problem."

11: "The duo of Verus and Karma have very strong online pressure. Aiming is going to vent the anger he suffered last time."

In the second round of BANs, KT connected with BAN Dashu and Tahm Kench on the red side.

It's really disgusting that these two guys are paired with Senna in the support position. They are completely the second top lane hero.

Eleven: "What's the most embarrassing thing for KT right now? With these two assists pressed down, if Sett really goes to assist, KT will feel as uncomfortable as eating shit."

Corgi: "But if KT doesn't press it, it will be uncomfortable for DWG to choose at will. This can at least force Seti to the support position and reduce a few variables."

Eleven: "Hmm~~~ The good thing is that unless this Senna takes the support position, no matter what support DWG chooses, it is impossible to beat Varus and Karma online."

In the second round of BAN, the blue DWG dropped the Czar and the Enchantress.

Senna is very afraid of being hurt by heroes like Enchantress, and DWG doesn't want the only long-handed Ghost to play horror games.

As for the Tsar, the LCK's understanding of this hero is really different from other regions. Even in this version that emphasizes the early rhythm, the Tsar's appearance rate is still not low.

Even if this late-stage core hero with great carry ability has been nerfed again and again, it still fits the LCK team's play style very well. Even players like Li Ge will always use the Czar when they are in desperate situations.

It seems to carry the last glory of the previous era of LCK. The veteran mid laners of LCK include players like Faker, BDD, Kuro and even Ucal. They can always come out with a czar no matter what.

Although everyone knows that times have changed, in the end, they seem to be able to trust the hero who has made them change their lives against the odds many times.

In the second round of selection, KT locked up Kenan first on the fourth floor.

No matter how the opponent shakes, Lin Cheng will not suffer any loss when using Kennen against Ornn and Sett.

The last two heroes of the blue side were finally revealed, Rambo and Pig Girl.

KT chose Syndra as the last hero.

Corgi: "DWG still wants to have a 5V5 team battle with the opponent. This lineup is too strong, and it is very strong when used as a two-piece set."

Eleven: "That's true, but when the game reaches the late stage, DWG will face the problem of insufficient output. Rambo is very powerful in the mid-term, but no one in DWG's lineup seems to have output in the late stage. If we have to wait for Senna, it will be too late. , unless this Senna is a last-hit kind of guy."

Corgi: "However, Varus shouldn't be able to use the poke style anymore. He still has to use the attack speed special effects. If he uses the poke style, he won't be able to defeat the DWG lineup."

After the hero selection of both sides is completed, the hero exchange begins.

KT was pretty good, but DWG was very cool by shaking Rambo out of the support position.

The hero Senna's current play style is still too special. The profit without last-hitting is higher than that of last-hit. As a result, the auxiliary heroes he matches are often strange.

And Niu Bao did not use Ornn, who was beaten badly by Lin Cheng in the previous game, but got Sett. Ornn was used by ShowMaker in the middle to face Syndra.

Corgi: "The last KT was swinging wildly, and this time the DWG is also shaking. Anyway, it's just a hard shake. Do you think my Rambo will hit the target? I don't."

Eleven: "One person swings one. In fact, KT's swing in the last one did not bring any advantage. I feel that DWG's move does not mean much. After Rambo reaches six, if Sena hits W first, there may be a chance to create an attack. kill."

The lineups of both sides are confirmed.

Blue Square DWG:

Top lane: Nuguri (Wrist, Seti)

Jungler: Canyon (Wrath of the North, Sejuani)

Middle: ShowMaker (Flame of the Mountain Hidden, Ornn)

Bottom lane: Ghost (soul-purifying holy spear, Senna)

Support: Beryl (Mechanical Enemy, Rambo)

Red side KT:

Top road: Cheng (Heart of Fury, Kennen)

Jungler: Bono (Prince of Demacia, Jarvan IV)

Middle: Kuro (Dark Leader, Syndra)

Bottom lane: Aiming (Arrow of Punishment, Varus)

Support: Tusin (Apocalypse, Karma)