Wa: It’s broken, I’ve become a cutting monster!

After releasing the thunder roll, Mazino also jumped down from the second floor. Tex and Kingg ran towards the tree house at the same time, apparently wanting to pull it together.

Kingg played it safe and withdrew his black push into the tree house. Tex pulled in first, but Simon's flash was released directly in the next second!

Tex and Kingg were too far away to react in time. Simon had prepared the flash before Mazino's Thunder Roll was released and released it at the moment before takeoff.

Tex, who was defeated by the white team before him, observed Kang Kang's position, and finally took down Kang Kang with a gun in advance when he was completely defeated by the white team. However, Simon was knocked to the ground and killed Tex with a single shot. Kingg, who came behind him, killed Simon, and Qiuqiu shot him again!

"Wow! Although Mazino's ultimate release timing was very good, Simon's flash was also good at seizing opportunities. Treehouse completed a 2-for-2 trade. EDG can totally accept it!"

In the end, Mazino was counter-circled and killed by Smoggy in one shot, and EDG won!

"Both sides were very attentive to details. Through the replay, we can see that both Lev and EDG put a lot of effort into this wave of skill games!"

First of all, after Mazino released his Thunder Roll, it did shock many EDG players, but Smoggy opened the revolving door of the tree house in advance and retreated to A. In order to avoid the EDG players in A from shooting at Tex who was pulled into the tree house, Kingg even cast a one-way smoke at the revolving door.

But EDG's handling of this was also perfect. Simon first made an early flash, and after landing, he immediately followed up with an uncharged instant sky-shattering and earth-shattering attack at the entrance of the tree house, which led to the replacement of tex and kingg who were pulled in later.

I can only say that Lev's handling of details can indeed be described as delicate, but EDG seems to be better!

You use the Earthquake and I use the Earthquake, so let's just fight with guns. Simon was the absolute hero in this round. After releasing the Earthquake, he also played another one. Without him, EDG would have exploded in the endgame.

Lev called a timeout. Now it was not only the mentality of Lev players that was a problem. The benefits of their ultimate skills and small skills were very, very low! This was definitely wrong. For example, Aspas' Goodnight Fireworks was an empty explosion in the last round, and Thunder Rolling Earth in this round only achieved 2 for 2.

Even when using his ultimate skill to trade for the opponent's small skill, Lev couldn't win. This is unacceptable for any team, even if Tex's shooting skills are used, it is far from enough.

Just like what the comment said, even if you kill four in every game, you have to bear it if you lose! Moreover, this is the semi-finals of the championship game, how can anyone perform well and kill 4.5 in every game? At most, you can perform well once in a certain game, and it depends on the opponent to give you a chance.

Otherwise, if we are all professional players, it’s either you kill me or I kill you. In the top four teams, no one dares to say that they can win a map by their own strength, not even non-humans like Aspas and Shan Anyang can do it!

After the timeout, Lev indeed scored a point. EDG tried to launch a fast break in area A, but coach Lev seemed to have anticipated it and directly dispatched four people to the melee in area A!

The two sides fought in the meat grinder of A-Da, and finally it was nobody1v2 in the endgame. Tex and kingg won the endgame together.

Although they lost this game, EDG also forced Com to use his ultimate. With all the players losing their hearing, EDG was able to achieve a 4-for-3 exchange, which was a great performance.

The cycle of the ultimate skills of both sides was very perfect. No matter whether it was Black Dream or Iron Wall, they would give up almost all the map resources if they could. Therefore, Black Dream of both sides released their ultimate skills once in the entire first half. Simon also relied on his Thunder Roll to help EDG get a point.

KingG was even more exaggerated, turning on two big moves in the first half, but he died before the last one was used. In the end, relying on the advantage of Smoggy's butterfly transformation, EDG won the last point of both halves.

The score was 8:4, and the two sides changed sides in the second half. This score was just average for both teams, after all, EDG was a lineup of two neon vanguards, and their main focus was offense.

But with only 8 points, it can only be considered a pass. If he wins the lev pistol round in the second half, he will be able to catch up quickly.

In the pistol round, Lev still started with two justices, Aspas and Tex, no problem. Judging from the previous map and the first half of this game, these two can completely open up the situation with their shooting skills.

Lev's tactics were very different from EDG's. In the pistol round, he directly planned to have five people fight for the big A, still to test EDG's attitude.

EDG only put nobody at point A. At the beginning, Qiuqiu gave a one-way smoke to the A gate, and nobody bound and forced Lev to retreat. But if your Black Dream's binding was not coordinated with other skills, Lev could also roughly guess that EDG's A area had few people.

But nobody played the effect of a horde of thousands of people, directly pressed to the A big interruption position, and mixed fiercely into the smoke! This made Lev really unsure of how many EDG players were at A big!

He set up his gun on the spot and wanted to wait for the smoke to dissipate before moving forward, but the second before the smoke dissipated, the second smoke from the ball came again.

EDG's double control lineup has no shortage of smoke. If Lev wants to enter the A area, he can't wait for the smoke to dissipate. But if he doesn't wait for the smoke to be pulled out, Lev must use his skills to clear the gravel area.

Nobody naturally decided to withdraw while he was ahead and returned to defend the base. Lev used Skyfall and Earthfall and Trick Eye, plus a Smoke to help him pull out A.

But when I pulled it out and looked at it, I realized I had been fooled, what a boast!

EDG's A was left alone! Looking at Lev's skill storage at this time, there was only one push and one flash left, which was their last resort!

Now that he was here, Lev could only swallow his anger and first took the skill ball, then broke the stone door of the small dark room. At this time, Smoggy sealed a large partition with smoke, and Lev could not get in directly.

They could only move to b. Kingg covered the second floor of b with smoke. Mazino gave the last flash to send aspas into the small dark room, but EDG obviously let lev into b. There was no one at b!

In the end, Lev did not choose to rush into B in one go. He wanted to hold on for a while and wait for his smoke to turn around before doing anything else.

But time is equal, when your skill CD is over, EDG’s skills are also turning!