Alliance: If you block my contract, I will just start!

I don’t know if it’s the coach’s problem or the player’s problem, but RNG seems to be obsessed with the hero Lucian today.

Although the first two games ended in a 1:1 draw, anyone with a discerning eye could see that choosing Lucian in the bottom lane was not very effective.

In the third game, Lucian was not chosen, but the team defeated G2 in a crushing manner.

However, after winning the third game, RNG chose Lucian again in the fourth game.

The combination of Lucian and Gragas in the bottom lane, Galio in the middle lane, and Taliyah in the jungle, RNG's support system can easily help the bottom lane gain an advantage in the early stage.

But the question remains -

No post-production!

In comparison, G2 is much smarter.

They did not lose their composure because of the unfavorable situation. They still focused on stability in the bottom lane and chose the combination of Sivir and Tam.

The offensiveness of these two heroes is almost non-existent, but their defensive attributes are maxed out.

Not only that, their jungler is Nightmare and their top laner is Ryze, their support capabilities are also not bad, and Perkz in the middle lane even took out Aatrox to fight against Xiaohu's Galio.

Galio is still easy to beat against traditional mage heroes, but it will be very difficult to face strong warrior heroes like Aatrox in this version.

Keep the bottom lane stable and be strong in the top and middle lanes, this is G2's strategy.

There were not only problems with the BP, RNG also played very badly in this game.

At the beginning of the game, Karsa kept ganking the bottom lane, but G2's bottom lane combination was very weak, and coupled with the characteristics of the heroes, Karsa couldn't find any opportunities at all.

There was no other way, he could only change his target, thinking of looking for an opportunity in the middle lane first, freeing Galio and then joining forces to target the bottom lane.

However, Taliyah was counter-amped by Nightmare when he ganked the middle lane for the first time, allowing Perkz's Aatrox to take the first blood. Later, Xiao Ming's Gragas came to support and wanted to kill the low-health Nightmare, but G2's support Wadid also came to support at this time. Not only did Gragas fail to kill the low-health Nightmare, but he was killed instead.

After this team battle, G2 gradually established an advantage in the mid and jungle, and successfully captured the Rift Herald at 10 minutes, and then used the Herald to take down the first blood tower.

At this stage of the game, the RNG players were a little panicked.

Their lineup was originally more oriented towards the early stage, but in the early stage of this game, not only did they fail to gain an advantage, but they allowed G2 to gain a considerable economic advantage.

When the game reached 21 minutes, G2 was already leading by 8000 economy.

At this point in time, this is definitely an exaggerated number. Wawa in the commentary booth was full of confidence at the beginning, but gradually he began to say that it was not a loss. At this time, the three commentators became silent.

Although they didn't say it directly, anyone with a discerning eye could see that RNG was already far behind in this game.

The fourth game lasted only 29 minutes, with the head-to-head ratio between the two sides being 15:1.

There is no doubt that this game was a crushing victory.

RNG defeated G2 in the last game with a crushing momentum. In this game, G2 immediately fought back and won the game with a crushing momentum as well.

The score between the two sides came to 2:2.

"No way, no way..."

iboy started mumbling before the game was over, and until now he still finds it hard to believe the result.

RNG vs. G2.

What was supposed to be a crushing victory was dragged into the deciding game by G2.

To be honest, being forced into this situation, even if RNG wins in the end, it would be a huge loss of face.

"At this time, RNG players and coaches should have panicked."

Shen Lang guessed secretly in his heart.

It was precisely because they did not take G2 seriously before the game started that they panicked when forced into the deciding game. No one knew better than them what the consequences of losing today's game would be.

RNG players can be said to be battle-hardened. Under normal circumstances, even if the game reaches the deciding game, the players' mentality will not fluctuate too much.

But now that they are forced into the deciding game by a team they don't take seriously, the players' mentality is bound to have problems.

After a short break, the deciding game began soon.

When the director connected to the commentary booth, the sighs of Wawa and Miller were clearly audible:

"Oh, I really didn't expect this. I feel like our BP wasn't done well. Now that the game has come to the final round, we must work harder and not make any more mistakes..."

"However, RNG chose to make a substitution in this game, with Mala Xiangguo replacing Karsa."

After realizing that something was not right, the RNG coach finally started to adjust the lineup. He must have realized that his style of play had been figured out by G2, so he chose to replace Mala Xiangguo in this game.

Not only did they change players, they also made changes in BP.

In this game, Lucian was finally not picked again, and instead a bottom lane combination of Sivir and Thresh was chosen.

Choose Ryze in the middle lane, Sion in the top lane, and Nightmare in the jungle.

These heroes have very strong support capabilities and can easily help the bottom lane gain an advantage. As for the hero Sivir, as long as she develops normally, she will have a lot of room to play in the later stages.

Facing RNG's lineup, G2 fought very hard and chose the mid-jungle combination of LeBron and Olaf.

When seeing these two heroes, Zzitai said bluntly: "G2 picking these two heroes is equivalent to self-destruction."

"As long as we can keep the score at 15-0 for 0 minutes, the game is basically won."

Wawa and Miller quickly agreed, and it was obvious that they were more optimistic about RNG's lineup.

The BP is over and the game will start soon.

Uzi continued to fight very aggressively in the bottom lane. Even though he was playing a hero like Sivir, he still directly exchanged blood with G2's bottom lane combination after going online.

However, due to being hit by Jhin's fourth bullet, Thresh's health was reduced to a very low level. Even so, according to the commentator, this blood exchange was still not a loss.

After the two sides had distanced themselves from each other, Uzi began to push the line.

But just as the line of troops was pushed forward, Jankos controlled Olaf to come to the bottom lane.

Seeing this, Shen Lang immediately perked up.

The famous scene is coming!

Seeing the jungler in place, G2's support Wadid decisively controlled Braum to use his flash, weakened Sivir, and used AQ at the same time.

Sivir was inflicted with two layers of passive, and Thresh was only level 1 at the time. Xiao Ming learned the E skill, but he was very meticulous and quickly launched a normal attack on the low-health soldier next to him.

After killing the minions, Thresh reached level 2, and Xiao Ming threw a lantern next to Sivir.

In fact, if Uzi directly used flash and then lit the lantern at this time, Sivir could quickly create distance.

But for some reason, he did not give up the flash, but chose to walk up to the lantern.

But at this time, several G2 players were frantically placing wards on Thresh's lantern.

In fact, as long as you master the method, even if the opponent puts a ward on the lantern, he can still click on the lantern instead of the A ward.

but……

Uzi doesn't seem to know how to do that.

"Light the lanterns, light the lanterns!"

Amid Wawa's anxious voice, Sivir still failed to light the lantern and was killed by Jhin.