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Just when EDG seemed to be making it into the finals in a rather uneventful way.

SKT, a team that countless LCK fans had high hopes for, unexpectedly fell to G2 after a hard-fought five intense matches.

You know, this is the renowned SKT!

They're not some unknown wildcard team!

Eun-jung is gone, and now she's lost the championship too.

To be fair, G2 seemed to be getting better and better in this match, especially Khan, who seemed completely outmatched by the opponent's Pyke.

[It wasn't just Khan; honestly, even Faker's team must be feeling pretty dejected. Who could have predicted that the opposing team would pick Morgana in the mid lane?]

After the match, related discussions immediately erupted online.

After all, this best-of-five series provided viewers with just too many topics to discuss.

Throughout these five long and arduous battles, G2 Esports has been constantly innovating, continuously coming up with unexpected new tactics and hero combinations.

On the other hand, SKT's tactics and gameplay are always the same, with no innovation whatsoever.

Furthermore, G2 Esports is clearly superior in terms of tactical initiative.

Throughout the entire BO5 series, SKT's performance was indeed disappointing.

According to the EDG players, SKT's defeat was due to two main reasons: firstly, they made many mistakes, and secondly, they were heavily influenced by G2's tactics, which caused them to lose their composure and fail to perform to their full potential.

Many LCK players condemned G2 as despicable and shameless.

Because G2's actions in the game were simply too cunning.

Displaying a badge is already considered a very basic operation.

G2 excels at a range of tactics, such as standing on the enemy's corpse and twitching after killing them, and deliberately provoking the opponent instead of killing them immediately when victory is assured.

In addition, G2 was also incredibly active off the field.

After each victory, G2's official Twitter account posts various exciting updates, showing their extreme excitement.

The SKT players may not see this content, but the team's management certainly will.

As a result, everyone from management to the players in the game was enveloped in the mind-bending atmosphere created by G2.

Given that they were already at a tactical disadvantage compared to their opponents, it would have been truly strange if SKT hadn't lost the match.

This incident caused a strong shock across the entire internet.

Especially on South Korean online forums, a huge uproar has already begun!

On South Korea's largest online forum, a post titled "SKT loses to G2" quickly went viral and became the top post.

"?????"

"SKT? Am I seeing things? The losing team really is SKT?!"

"There's no doubt about it, upstairs. Yes, SKT did lose."

"Impossible! How could this be?!"

"What the hell are they doing?"

"Is this the number one seed we worked so hard to get throughout the entire Spring Split?"

"It's over, LCK is completely finished. Destroy it, I really don't want to watch it anymore."

That's right. After this round of matches, the Korean Open players collectively suffered a mental breakdown!

It's one thing to be unable to beat EDG, but now they can't even beat G2?

This is such an outrageous and unimaginable thing; it's unbelievable just to think about it.

After G2 Esports successfully defeated the formidable SKT, they unsurprisingly turned their attention to EDG, as if baring their sharp fangs.

However, since EDG has not responded to the information posted by G2's official Weibo account, several "masters" in the G2 team, including the owner and coach, who are good at making fun of things, have become somewhat bored.

Even so, the competitive atmosphere on the field will not diminish.

In the post-match interview after defeating SKT, G2 Esports directly told EDG to be careful.

Moreover, the confidence they displayed was by no means unfounded arrogance.

It's important to know that the version used in MSI is completely different from the version used by teams in previous leagues.

In this brand-new version environment, almost all participating teams are on the same starting line.

This is precisely why G2 Esports has enough confidence.

They believe that as they play more matches, their understanding of the new version becomes deeper.

Although in a BO5 match, every team is hoping to win decisively with a score of 3-0.

In fact, the gains from playing five games are often greater than those from winning 3-0.

After all, a score of 3-0 means that the team was in an absolutely dominant position in the game.

There is very little that can be learned from teams weaker than oneself.

Furthermore, the timing of events like MSI is quite awkward for the daily training schedules of various teams.

After all, most domestic teams are on holiday at this time, so it is difficult to invite them to practice matches.

Even if you manage to book a match, it's hard to find a strong team.

It's clear that everyone in G2 Esports firmly believes that the experience they've gained during this period of competition is far greater than that of EDG!

Just one day before the start of the competition, EDG finally released the tournament poster on its official Weibo account.

The poster features only five simple yet powerful words: "Tomorrow, we'll see the truth!"

These five words immediately attracted the attention of countless EDG fans upon release.

In this poster, Su Mu stands dashingly at the front, his eyes exuding an aura of power.

Combined with a slightly cool-toned poster style and the similar body proportions of the EDG players, the style of a strong team is immediately and vividly displayed.

……

EDGVSG2!

This highly anticipated final has sparked considerable discussion on the internet, with the comments section unusually enthusiastic.

For example, a famous commentator posted a unique opinion on his Twitter account: "G2! They have successfully overcome another difficult obstacle! Now, these brave and fearless warriors are about to pick up their weapons and embark on their journey to challenge the final boss once again!!"

Of course, if we're talking about something even more quirky, then we have to look at G2's official Twitter account.

They selected an image of Iron Man fighting Thanos and meticulously photoshopped it into an emoji.

Here, they compared themselves to Iron Man and EDG to Thanos.

In this way, they express their firm determination to defeat EDG, who are like "gods," even though they are "mortals"!