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Chapter 215: Two consecutive MVPs, releasing the second official portrait!
On the large screen at the scene.

The blue team's base crystal exploded.

Remember to shout loudly: "So, let's congratulate LGD on winning the third game of the BO5 series! They now lead WE 2-1 in the overall score and have secured match point for the LPL Spring Split Finals!"

“Yes, congratulations LGD!” Miller added.

"It was somewhat unexpected. After losing the first game of the BO5 series, LGD adjusted very quickly, winning the next two games and taking the lead in the match!"

"Now is the time to test WE's ability to adapt! If Team WE can't make adjustments quickly, we might not hear 'Congratulations WE' again today!"

"At that point, WE will very likely be swept by LGD in three straight games and eliminated!"

As the commentators were talking, the director turned the camera to the players' seats.

After the third game was decided, both players quickly took off their headphones, got up from their seats, and swiftly walked into the player tunnel.

The shot didn't last long.

However, it was also obvious that the WE players all looked very serious.

The previous relaxation and composure are gone.

Meanwhile, smiles were beginning to appear on the faces of the LGD players.

After all, they had already taken the match point, and winning just one more game would secure the championship. Anyone would be in a good mood.

At this moment, PYL, as an experienced veteran, played the role of captain.

Walking through the player tunnel, PYL kept telling his teammates to stay calm and not get too cocky.

WE is not someone to be trifled with.

LGD is far from having won this match.

Back to the scene.

After the players returned to the rest room.

The live stream began playing highlights from the third game.

After the highlight reel finished playing, the post-match results panel for the third game was also displayed.

EZ's damage is, of course, the highest in the entire game.

Similar to Jayce, these poke-type heroes often have inflated damage output.

Secondly, there's Zhou Dian's Vayne, whose damage is second only to Ezreal.

Vayne, a hero with a short range and no AoE skills, deals damage through solid, real auto-attacks, without any artificial inflation.

After the damage panel is displayed, the screen switches back to the commentary section.

In the commentary section, Changmao continued to use his signature Taiwanese accent, making small talk and forcing conversation.

WE legend Smile, who was a guest, looked completely dejected.

It's already starting to resemble Sima's face quite a bit.

It's worth noting that when the first game of the final ended and the camera cut back to the commentary booth...

The smile was practically a grin.

At the end of the second game, when LGD tied the score.

He smiled, seemingly unconcerned, maintaining his nonchalant expression.

What's wrong with letting them win one round?
Shaving your head is just too ugly!
However, at this point, LGD took a 2-1 lead and secured match point.

She was starting to panic, and her facial expressions were starting to crumble.

"Could we be getting swept 3-1 by LGD? I really can't accept this!" Smile cried out in her heart.

After listlessly chatting idly with the other two commentators for a few minutes, it was time to select the MVP of the third game.

Of course, the commentators only have one vote, which cannot influence the MVP's comments.

The group simply followed the procedure and discussed who they thought would be the MVP of the third game.

To be honest, in the third game, everyone on LGD performed very well, and no one dragged the team down.

Comparatively speaking, Zhou Dian's Vayne, Eimy's Elise, and imp's Ezreal all performed better.

The MVP of the third game could be awarded to any one of these three individuals without any problem.

Ultimately, the MVP of the third game was awarded to Zhou Dian's Vayne.

There are two main reasons.

First, Zhou Dian had a spectacular comeback, defeating two opponents in a one-on-one fight.

In a match, if you can create those eye-catching highlight moments.

In the MVP selection process, they generally have an advantage.

There have been many such examples in the past.

Sometimes, a player who has made a disastrous performance can turn the tide with a single play, completely redeeming themselves and even winning the MVP award.

Of course, Zhou Dian did not commit any war crimes in this game with Vayne from beginning to end.

And this is the second reason why Zhou Dian was ultimately awarded the MVP.

It's obvious that the authorities are intentionally promoting Zhou Dian!

A player who consistently delivers outstanding performances in matches is certainly worthy of praise.

As for Zhou Dian, he has made many enemies in the LPL and offended a large number of fans.

These are not problems at all.

The official team is more than happy for Zhou Dian to offend the fan base even more.

Black and red are also red!

LPL officials may not be good at much else, but they're masters at stirring up fan rivalries and generating buzz.

And so, in this LPL Spring Split finals BO5...

Zhou Dian won his second single-game MVP and revealed his second official portrait.

When the MVP was announced, a few viewers were still debating whether it would have been more appropriate to give the MVP to Elise or Ezreal.

In addition, most of the viewers have gone to Weibo to mock Guan Zeyuan.

After the first game of the finals, Guan Zeyuan posted a Weibo message: "Will we still be able to see Zhou Shen's official photos?"

Once again, fans from all walks of life have launched a wave of mockery against his corpse.

While mocking Guan Zeyuan.

Many people are already looking forward to the third round of criticism and ridicule of this Weibo post.

Guan Zeyuan, the person involved, was naturally grinning. Curse! Curse some more!

The more people criticize, the more traffic I get!

My "jinxed" persona is becoming more and more deeply ingrained in people's minds!
Now it's not just the general public who are looking forward to it.

Even Guan Zeyuan himself is hoping that Zhou Dian will win his third MVP in the finals, so that the onlookers can give his "jinxed" Weibo post a third round of criticism.

Ideally, LGD would win the fourth game, and Zhou Dian would get a three-peat as MVP.

This is another huge surge in traffic!
Aside from a lot of fans simply expressing their emotions and engaging in fan-circle-style insults or trolling, online discussions about this final match have largely been limited to a few.

Of course, there were also spectators who were seriously watching the game and seriously discussing it.

LGD won two consecutive games, taking the lead in the match.

Instead, it pushed WE to the brink of disaster.

WE has reached a point where it has to make adjustments.

If we don't make adjustments soon, the competition will be over.

As for what needs to be adjusted?
Viewers with a certain understanding of the game could clearly see the outcome of these two matches.

The reason why WE was defeated by LGD in two consecutive games.

Apart from the fact that LGD had all their players online and no one messed up in these two games.

The most important reason is that WE's top lane was completely destroyed in these two consecutive games!

Therefore, if WE cannot make any adjustments in the top lane at this time, they can expect to be swept three games by LGD!
But the question is, how do we adjust it?
It's not just WE fans who are having a headache over this issue.

WE's head coach, Hongmi, is also having a major headache over this issue.

Nanjing Olympic Sports Center.

Backstage at the venue, in the WE lounge.

WE's head coach, Hongmi, was holding a notebook and, with the help of a translator, was quickly communicating with his players.

During the discussion, ideas were put forward one after another.

It was then quickly rejected.

Of all the people, 957 was very quiet and rarely spoke.

He's really starting to become a little withdrawn.

It's not that I'm mentally broken.

It's more of a sense of helplessness.

We're simply not as skilled as them, what can we do?

It seems there's really no way!
"If only we could get Kled! It's a pity LGD bans him every game!" 957 thought to himself.

In the current LPL, 957 is definitely the best Kled player, without a doubt.

LGD's practice of banning Kled in every game is proof of this.

Of course, LGD's ban on Kled was more about disabling WE's teamfight initiation strategy that utilized Kled's ultimate.

It's not that Zhou Dian is afraid of Kled in the single line.

The idea only flashed through his mind for a moment before 957 dismissed it.

If you can't do anything about banning Kled, it only proves that your champion pool is shallow.

Why isn't the opposing top laner, Zhou Dian, afraid of having his heroes banned?
In these two games, I was simply crushed by Zhou Dian, so I can't blame anything else.

Players who dare to admit problems and not shift blame are generally very confident in their abilities.

957's confidence has not been shattered.

After figuring things out, 957 said to Redmi, "If we're on the red side in the next game, give me the fifth counter position!"

The phrase "957" wasn't a request for the coach's opinion, but rather an expression of the coach's own thoughts.

He only won against me on week 18 by countering me with the second move.

If I could counter with a 957-level move, I could still beat him at the weekly championship.

Redmi has never heard 957 express its demands so directly.

In the past, 957 always followed the coach's instructions in terms of draft picks and bans, acting like a brick that could be moved wherever needed!

Therefore, Redmi's previous thinking was limited to how to help the 957 better get through the pressure phase and how to not lose too much to the top-ranked players during the laning phase.

For this reason, Redmi even considered changing the cable.

Send your own bot lane duo to the top lane to suppress Zhou Dian.

Of course, with EDG's painful example before them, Redmi immediately rejected the idea of ​​switching lanes.

957's initiative to take the counter position immediately opened up Redmi's thinking.

Yup!

Why keep trying to minimize 957's losses in the top lane?
Why can't we think about letting 957 win the weekly championship on the top lane!
The competition has come to this point, so I should trust my players.

"Okay, let's do it this way, the counter slot is yours!" Redmi's trusting gaze fell on 957.

957 nodded heavily.

On the other side of the backstage area is the LGD lounge.

There was also a lot of discussion inside about the upcoming fourth game.

Of course, many things are still being prepared before the competition.

Nothing new was discussed.

The reason Dgc kept talking about draft picks and tactics was mainly to take the opportunity to stabilize the players' mentality.

Keep the team in a relatively tense competitive atmosphere, and don't let them get carried away just because they have match point.

After all, leading 2-1, although it's match point, isn't a huge advantage and can easily be overturned.

Barry is only half of 90.

The closer we get to victory, the more cautious we must be.

When the staff came in to inform the players to prepare to go on stage, head coach Dgc immediately got up from his chair, called the players over, and shouted a couple of slogans.

Next, LGD's players and coaches walked out of the lounge and headed towards the main stage.

As for the upcoming fourth game, LGD's strategy is naturally to remain unchanged in the face of any change.

I'm in the lead, so there's no need for me to cause trouble.

WE will make the first move, and then I'll respond!
(End of this chapter)