@@kaktuscar3795 mmm because Chovy had grasp, he doesnt have enough damage. If Chovay had electrocute, Faker wouldn't had try that. Faker knows how to adapt
he burned flash, also it's easier for faker to know how much sylas heals to take the trade and force chovy back, than chovy expecting sylas to survive and win even though he burned his flash
@@TwoToo_Sorry to say this but your comment doesn't make sense and added nothing to the original comment. Both Faker and Chovy have played out ahri/sylas or sylas/ahri match up more than you and I could ever imagined. So no, it's not supposed to be easier for Faker nor Chovy. It ultimately comes down to decisiveness and calculations of both players.
I didn’t even count the number. The reason people kept bringing this up is because T1 is a big name. Do we even recall how many time T1 had beaten DRX before that 2022 Finals? Yep, one who wins the final battle, wins all. With that said, T1 still needs to win this Final only then will this victory over GEN be glorified.
Forgot to mention in the Akali game that Faker gave his mid wave to Guma and went bot, in contrast to Chovy who tp'd to mid and caught his mid wave. This forced Chovy to match Faker on bot and run there, and in turn, Faker was able to tp to the void grubs fight.
You can see the t1 tempo there also. They swaped 3 lane at the same time, whoever have tp goes bot and swap adc + sup to mid or top. If geng overstay and don’t swap, they risk losing cs, having to match by using tp or lose grub prio and they did swap but late by 10 sec. Just 10 sec make a lot of different there and t1 did it perfectly and really know what they need to do.
Really shows how different both Midlaners approach winning. Chovy will always prio farming and scaling while ahead to close out games when major objective fights come around, whereas Faker will always prio Macro and skirmishes while sacrificing personal tempo. Throughout the series Chovy was always the most ahead in levels and items, and the casters and streamers all point out how fed Chovy is, and that's he's gonna make a play. But it seems like he just uses his leads to farm more and avoid fights until they're unavoidable. Domestically it works out every time, but T1 with Worlds Buff somehow just wins.
@@notdesmondesmondthe biggest issue I have with all community it's that this chovy strategy is statistically winning but u can't win all the time like ppl say that T1 is better cuz they win during worlds but forget that last 13 series was constantly won by geng and u want me to say that T1 didn't try to win those it's just dump take like there is a issue outside of game plan that isnt working
@@marcinsadowski7230 Complete different metas those metas where suited to GENG most of the time with late game comps and farm centric game, this meta is not about farm is about early tempo and control with strong skirmish picks like yone, akali, pyke, gragas, vi, jax full fights win objectives with stronger comps then waiting to minute 40 of the game scaling wise.
i love that if you listen to the T1 comms during the last fight, After taking down Canyon Faker calls for the team to get dragon and Keria is the one that pushes them to continue on to take down Chovy and push for the win. What a force this roster has become.
More accurately, it's zeus who pushed the fight closely by oner silently pinning peyz (and canyon) before also calling for help. What Keria called is calling for push after he's certain he can catch chovy when faker and guma were calling for a dragon soul
@@mamiedubingo Kiin popped off catching Faker instantly too at the final teamfight. The teamfight loss can be attributed to Peyz's overconfident mispositioning with both summs up, not cleansing the right cc and flashing the wrong direction. But the game loss has to be attributed to Chovy, who after bailing out of the teamfight, still wanted to pat his damage numbers and overstayed, leading to the end of the game. Kiin and Canyon can honestly hold their head up high after this series, they played their roles very well.
I was saying the entire series, banning 2-3 adcs and then giving guma ashe is one of the worst drafting decisions ive ever seen from a team as amazing as GenG
If guma got kalista or xayah, peyz is out of the equation. You see peyz even with ashe is losing early game vs varus, imagine guma get kalista renata or xayah rakan 🥹 and lehend cannot play poke support cause he is lehend, otherwise they can play neko varus against guma ashe. But i think guma still win that duo 🤪
Nah Guma have a lot of Champions to pick. If that Xayah is open, I’m pretty sure that thei comp will just be solid. Ashe is a known champion to get easily burst out in the rift, with a little movements and escape mechanics this champ is heavily guarded by the team but easily to be targeted when alone.
6:09 GenG group actually did not see Guma and Keria coming because sweeper only active for 6s and Lehends sweeper ran out before it could spot T1 member (at exactly 1.22 game time). So Peyz has no warning before he getting hook
And Choker with grasp like he keeps the farm up but he's useless when in teamfights that need to go all out the do or die moment he doesn't trust his team to pick him up when he falls 0% NOT A CLUTCH FACTOR PLAYER team losing he backs off and catch waves instead standing his ground and fight
@@videosovertv9190sorry but Chovy is actually really good in teamfights even with his builds. Laning phase and standard teamfighting are the things that he's generally better at than Faker and most analysts would agree even now. T1 was so good this series because they avoided even front to back teamfights. Faker and T1 are just really good at playing split teamfights, making picks and taking fights that are favorable. Look at the champions they win on and lose on and you can tell what T1s strengths and weakness are.
@@JerryReyes Sure you like him but thats it he's just GOOD period a regular good player thats an 8 out of 10 or 7.5 out of 10, he can't clutch in moments when needed while faker is always the clutch factor last year against jdg. Like Choker is just that good pick not the best or clutch pick, in the game 4 he just straight jumps away instead killing skaner to save ash like bro your playing double ad with faker dead why run you high ego scared to die not taking risk, newbie mistake they commit first then they run like wtf this is not a turn base game. All in all Choker is just that oh he's good but not reliable player sure he has high cs but when will you use that cs and items, League of Legends is a fast game that most end on 25 to 30 mins they just relied on slow scaling champ to win and got to comfortable and here's the results maokai got too confident, choker keeps farming and uses grasp to scale and too scare to die, canyon useless to use noc and instead of throwing spear at game 4 to kite them sure he kill the wave but the champs are more impact than wave, which has another full wave coming a jungler that cant read map, peyz got too cocky getting hit with skarner ult that's dodgeable games that they're losing he's just invisible unlike knight, guma, ruler, and massu, kiin is the only one who just woke up in game 4 he's the one that only wants to win and have to carry this sinking boat, like game 1 he hesitate which to help like canyon was the right choice he backed off like that's a report if i see one. Flyquest just made them expose them selves on worlds thank you and fearless draft next year will be the time western team to shine and beat this an excuse of a meta slave that's called geng Geng meta is eazy to read and they are long over due but they're lucky next year is fearless draft so pray that Choker can do well
I'm a massive Faker fan, but I don't think cancelling the auto is impressive/intentional here. I think he was just holding charm and aa'ing until he saw an angle that can't be dodged and threw the charm; which happened to cancel his next auto.
@@yusufonepiece faker was playing the mind game. he had Q and W both held and used ult to be right on top of canyon, so canyon had to look and flash an animation. if he flashed ahri Q instead of W, he dies. much harder than flashing a color-coded projectile
Most people missed the play by Keria at top, hooked PeyZ and E towards turrent killed Lehends who was trying to stun Keria That's a crazy outplay for me
As a person who's played Pyke a decent amount, I actually called out in drafting that I loved this matchup for Keria because Maokai can pretty much never E onto Pyke. Same as the Leona matchup, except even easier to pull off.
Mindgames was really at play as well. Lehends wanted to cancel the Pyke hook before it releases on Peyz, and the moment Keria realises it he instantly lets Q cast and E back into turret. Lehends looked so int honestly during the Live broadcast, but his reasoning was sound: Surely Pyke won't expect my W, or can't finish Q into E THAT fast...
@@jomareyd.parreno5112 would have look very cool for fake but he still won that exchange hard. he should have been force to base and lose prio, but he traded well and burn flash to gain prio/tempo.
he (chovy) technically did lose the fight because faker turn it around and has prio/tempo now, but its not as easy to see the impact to casual viewers since chovy live.
@@masonlazy2740 It's all about the style points. Even in the Zed mirror fight, Faker winning there does not impact the game at all (his team were pushing bot inhib already). Still, the reason why it became the most famous play was because of the outplay that Faker did. The same can be said of this play.
@@brandibrit5029 i've seen pro player get hit by way worse spears 😂 they are still humans after all. I do get it that it may look very intentional for you, but saying its "100%" intentional is a big stretch. There is no way to know. He might as well just went in that direction to try getting in a better position to land his E stun
@@upsxace I'm more inclined to believe it was intentional for 1 specific reason. If he was just dodging poppy I don't think he would purposely put himself closer to a wall due to poppy's wall slam damage potential. Right before the nidalee spear is over the wall he started to turn around and run up so that poppy can't hit him but as soon as the spear was over the wall and in vision range he started going towards the wall. Of course we can never be 100% even if we ask the players themselves but I'm inclined to believe it was intentional after watching it back on 0.25x speed.
Kinn really was incredible game 4, both the drake fight and him catching out Faker could've taken them to game 5, looking at how emotional Keria was even after winning I think there's a high chance they could've the momentum to take it all.
Yeah, it's the E got blocked. He R maokai and instantly E You can see Poppy got stunned for a sec because of it Poppy can only interrupt dash not teleport skills
The funniest aspect I've seen in all this is how T1 utilizes Ashe, at some point T1 is carrying red Trinkets and uses Ashe Vision so well. Wards are gold and xp and it's probably frustrating for GEN to not see any ward except control wards. T1 slowly crept up their gold and exp lead just cuz GEN is not finding wards
The ash arrow part is true but a lot of teams play with sweepers only and one blue trinket. A lot of wards come from tbe suppory item, control wards and zombie wards
@kkoromsp3674 I think it needed a bit more context than what I said. Guma also uses the Ashe Vision Arrow even if they had control to discourage GEN pushing a bit further to not clear the control and Zombie Wards. A lotta ADC uses the Vision Arrow to see unwarded spots but at mid game you can see Guma uses it to parts where T1 are heavily warded and where GEN is wanting to clear wards but GEN couldn't make a play after being spotted leading to them not clearing T1 Control and Zombie Wards leading to T1 spending less on Control wards and frustrating GEN. This is why Lehends died a lot where T1 had Ashe. He had to push a bit further to try and find wards and gain vision but T1 kept discouraging GEN from finding vision and gaining control. I think BLG needs to ban Ashe at the Finals, Elk might pick it but I don't think he uses Ashe the way Guma does.
The gold and exp gain from wards is incredibly negligible in the grand scheme of camps, turrets, waves, etc. T1 wasn't ahead in gold and exp because GenG couldn't kill wards lmao.
@@YuYuYuna_ no but it certainly helps. Lehends died a lot trying to gain and find vision. I didn't say it was a game winning factor. I'm just saying some unseen mechanics
Wards are swept faster than they can be placed by good teams(useful ones at least) and zombie Wards are kinda broken since they do the same thing just for free, just need a blue trinket to check if sneaky barons are a risk
In game 2, T1 was trying to swap lane to match GenG's botlane but didn't get it so the kaisa didn't have any pressure laning with maokai and started to get fed, so their tempo got much faster and they started taking every objective and that how they got a game from T1. Early game is almost everything in proplay.
saw someone says that fans glaze too much with plays like this 1:10 i'm convinced that they've never experienced flow state in any of their games or intense sport like boxing where there's times that your brain working so fast that you're able to react and counter so fast that you plan it in your mind in split second then execute and it feels so good.
yupz, when u put your focus in intense situasion. time felt slowed down, for the viewer it's just like split second. from the player POV it's more than enough so, they can make mutiple choice in that split second.
At 5:10 it looks like gragas ult look troll, but he got noc ulted frames before, and is actually ulting blind where ezreal was, thinking that the vi ult got him before he flashed.
4:56 "I have a feeling that Chovy is going to do something really crazy." - They never learn, it has been "Chovy's year" for 3 years in a row at this point. lmao
yeah the casters were biased towards gen.g like they were almost 10k gold behind and they kept saying gen.g would be able to comeback from that deficit.
They expected many things from the choke artist. Imagine the pressure from chovy tho, most people watching (except for the t1 fans ofc) and the analysts are expecting great things but doing everything perfectly is not enough, he needs to go above and beyond to prove something. Hope he learns something from this tho, Sike lmao, choky should've learned his lesson from his past mistakes, hes been playing long enough to know that but he just couldn't.
its like what Cadrel said. THey trying to big up people like Chovey and Knight but they don't preform at critical moments. "The rookie storyline has been ready for four years but he just doesn't make it to worlds" and "We say chovy is walking if Faker's footsteps but Faker keeps walking in his own footsteps"
9:04 Chovy kept attacking Zeus Jax might be a misplay depending on whether he has W or not. If he did and decided to jump immediately, he would've survived to defend
I believe he does have W. He used W at 33:22 in that game and landed 10+ AAs afterwards, his W would've been up by 33:32 when he started attacking Jax. For reference, a lv17 Tristana would have rank 4 W with 16s cd, just attacking 3 times with Navori already reduces the cd to ~10s. Chovy died because of his indecisiveness. He couldn't choose between fully committing to the fight (flash and burst Guma for example), fully clearing the wave so T1 can't push, or run away ASAP so he can defend. He cleared the wave when T1's abilities were down (Guma only has flash) but dropped mid-way to re-engage on Jax with E, then run away when there's a Pyke nearby and also panick-flashed.
They were right. The meta team play nowadays is to all in flash those engage-enemy support. Enemy support dies asap = no engage = Useless enemy team no matter how op carries are. Punish utilities over simple dmg characters.
If the support is caught out while getting vision or engaged while team is zoned then yes, all pro teams will call off the fight and give objectives to avoid 4v5, but if the whole team is already there spending cds on the support can be bad. Lehends was very mismatched with his team honestly. The entire series he was heavily mispositioned during fights, also caught warding and roaming alone. Usually you do this with your jungler or Mid/Top with prio but he was too tunnel-visioned and thought he could bluff T1 like he does domestically.
Some other things: -In the fight at 2:14, both mid laners react in time to the enemy's E in practically melee range -The vision battle was insane to watch. Just look at how GenG in a worse situation regain so much vision each time they get a push or a rift on mid and don't just go for tower. It's like fighting in Nocturne ult. Of course, T1's vision control around objectives is a classic too. -Faker trained the minion at 5:33 and sent him to GenG to get revenge for the Peanut incident. The minion showed exceptional patience, waiting for this final teamfight to give Peyz a false sense of security before juking Zeus.
ikr?? Other players also do well ofc but it feels like a lot of plays they made happened because oner was backseat setting them up but not many people saw it (like Atlus only focused on casting Guma's triple kill without saying a single thing about Oner killing Leona in a 1v2). Hope he gets the FMVP he wants this year.
I feel like only jungler main noticed that. Jankos pointed out and said Oner set up a really good position for ashe for the triple kills. He said any adc could've get that kills after that perfect set up. But sadly, there's only a few clips of praised nor noticed that 1v3 play from Oner. Reminds me of ppl praising Faker's shockwaves but forgot Wolf initiated so well that turn the game around.
their morale must really be at their peak now after this series and that 3-inhib-down-not-out win! picked them for my pickems to win worlds on a hunch, hopefully they see it through this weekend!
1:20 Peyz while trying to put damage into the T1's backline, he forgot that he stepped onto his own satchel and got bounced right back onto Oner, forcing him to flash right away and not be able to put more damage to the T1's backline. This allowed Guma to hit more freely and won the fight for T1
These types of videos are 10x more entertaining than actually watching it live or any co-stream. Really makes you understand why pros are actually so good.
@@xJol4n ? It literally says "But Zeus correctly *dodges Leona Q* with E and prevents a CC chain" Which is incorrect. There is no "dodging Leona Q" it's an auto attack proc. Either it hits and you are stunned where you are or you buffer a dash to gain distance while still being stunned. It says above Zeus's champion as he buffers his E "STUNNED." and you can also see Leona's aftershock gets proc'd which wouldn't have happened if it was "dodged"
Since the minute that series was over I'd been anticipating this video. LoL Dobby with some of the most informative and concise league content on the platform. Big thanks
@@gemmameidia8438 I agree with Guma being consistent but Oner is anything but consistent lol. He was getting gapped by most LCK junglers before Worlds.
@@centralunit100I think he means at worlds. Everyone knows that T1 were struggling domestically but for some reason when they get to worlds all of them just consistently play at an elite level.
@@centralunit100actually during LCK summers without oner they would have not even made it to playoffs. He’s been really consistent since last worlds minus a couple games.
ok wtf the way you explained each small details makes me more mesmerized about this series. i really love that poppy plays montage, the way kiin makes uses each abilities and spells to counter each member in t1 is such an insane moment
That oner play vs leona is underrated. He removed two units from spacing. And latter due to health issue made it three as a bait. Having chovy and kiin vs 4
Faker does usually get the credit for brilliance. But these 5 are ALL 2 time world champions now. And everyone of them has had so many flashes of brilliance and outplays that have gone without a video or a breakdown. We will be farming content off these boys for years. They are cracked and deserve all the recognition Not just the king Faker
THANK YOU for covering that first dragon fight! I rewatched that multiple times and still missed someof these plays because of how insane each individual player is playing out of their damn mind in a SINGLE fight lasting 10 seconds. CINEMA
0:14 Zeus didn't dodge Leona Q he buffered gragas E when he got stunned. You can see this by the "STUNNED" tag above Zeus's champion as he is E'ing. You can also confirm this by seeing Leona's aftershock get proc'd which only procs on CC.
dude, THANK YOU so much for this video and explaining the plays. I'm a casual fan and cant keep up with it all but this was great that I could actually see how much goes into these plays. Well done!
I have a theory: @3:53 Keria and Gumayusi were standing very close to each other @3:54 Lehends moved towards the tower in attempts to flash w+ult Gumayusi and Keria if they were to stand close together again @3:57 Gumayusi and Keria moved away from each other to avoid Rell's Engage @3:59 Now Lehends is in an awkward position and got punished for his positioning error.
It wouldn't matter if Lehends comes from right side. If he attempts to actually Flash - W - ULT that, he would probably get either one of them or probably none at all, because they both have Flash. The same if he actually forced the combo there from left.
3:40 it's important to note that chovy tp'd bottom to secure bot turret while jax was already pushing. t1 noticed this and that's when this play exploded. the whole time this was happening, chovy was walking all the way from bot and barely made it to mid tier 2 turret before the play ended.
T1 played very well but Gen G made some uncharacteristic mistakes game 1- the redive on Zeus is trivial and he's still 100% dead after Peyz drops aggro, but Canyon forgets about Skarner passive which does damage over time and takes 2 extra turret shots, preventing the redive and forcing him to blow flash. game 3- on the grub play, Faker has tp advantage over Chovy, but Nocturne ultimate can deny TP's. If Canyon uses R1 instantly, Faker cannot tp, T1 dont have time to react to the Kiin flank and both Keria and Oner instantly die because it's a 4v2. Canyon ulted EXTREMELY late and didnt even use R2 to commit to the fight. This grub fight decided the game, which puts game 2 entirely on Canyon. between this and some very uncommon peyz misplays, dying in final fight in game 1 and 4 with flash up, and lehends opening an all you can eat buffet, it was an easy series for T1. As an aside, Zeus almost outplaying that 1v4 dive as Maokai in game 2 was something that deserved an highlight. Extremely high level dive, both on Zeus incredible play and usage of maokai W and flash but also on Gen G's part for executing a hard dive flawlessly (which was only possible because they caught keria on rotation).
7:30 I like that in any other circumstance flashing like that when Maokai was W on you would be a bad play but by doing this he forces them to overextend, whether he lives or dies its a good trade.
you've actually missed this play at 6:14 where Keria waited until the 1:29 mark when nidalee wasted his Q on blue and maokai went in to tank the blue's hits so that when he landed his hook, it'll guaranteed to hit ashe if not they can't fight back either since nidalee doesn't have Q and maokai is not in position
Wrong! At 0:15 Leona hits the Q on Gragas (you can even see the stunnned icon on Gragas head and the word "STUNNED" lol), but Gragas moved at the time he got stunned so the dogde animation applies and then he got stunned. Leona misses the E due to the movement of Gragas dodge animation.
Any chance you could cover what makes BIN's Jax on a different level? I ran across this short with Bwipo, talking about how he got dominated in favoured matchup by it (Back in 2020), and it certainly bumped my interest.
on 8:35 that fight is in favor of gen g and might go on game 5 if they won that fight but t1 did so so very well in counterplay, punishes the very single mistake of peyz (not knowing skarners ult is up) he got caught and the rest is over
3:15 because of the Faker's TP, this void grubs fight was already unwinnable for geng (Chovy didn't have TP) . Canyon used his ult but couldn't do All-in. Using his ult sooner than the Faker's TP, or grouping before the fight was the correct play geng could take. Free 2 kills and 6 grubs were the worst outcome.
Yeah this fight was a free win for GenG. As a T1 fan I saw Renata + Vi in baron pit hitting grubs with 2 people on both sides collapsing and I thought "fuuuuuuck they got greedy and didn't wait for their Gragas + Ashe to fully come off reset" Gragas and Ashe were roughly half way to the fight coming from base so this was a big point of weakness for them and it looked like a clear GenG fight win. My only guess for why Canyon hesitated is that he thought T1's members were closer nearby and wasn't confident the play would work but if you're going to TP your Jax in and position like this you have to commit. If they had snap engaged right as the Jax TP was finishing Renata + Vi both die and GenG denies 6 grubs.
If you watch Oner closely in that last fight you'll see that he hold his Q for a while. He waits for Peyz to walk forward confidently, then uses the Q throw to disguise the tail animation of his ult + slow Peyz. Peyz starts trying to dodge just a TINY bit too late and gets clipped with the very tip.
They all stepped up in this series and had their shining moments. This T1 roster is just unbelievable and possibly the best one ever. I was ugly ass crying after the match 💀
7:11 That auto cancel was huge because nidalee still had flash, if he flashes the charm he lives and the best nidalee in the world can keep snowballing.
8:50 Chovy jumping away just shows how defensive he plays, the potential clutch play would had been to jump on top of Varus and kill for the reset and potentially also Skarner but Chovy doesn't have it on him to make the risky plays.
the faker sylas vs chovy ahri anime fight scene at 2:14 being only shown in a tiny corner on bottom right and not getting a replay was criminal tbh
Yes sir. I still don't know how Faker did that
Was watching Caedrel and I was focusing on that fight instead of the tower dive, crazy to me that both Caedrel and casters missed such a cool trade
it was perfect too, the half second the anti heal wore off faker went in won the trade and prevented the crash
@@kaktuscar3795 mmm because Chovy had grasp, he doesnt have enough damage. If Chovay had electrocute, Faker wouldn't had try that. Faker knows how to adapt
Tbh I really miss this
2:14 Faker pushing that trade with low health to mark Chovy is insane
he burned flash, also it's easier for faker to know how much sylas heals to take the trade and force chovy back, than chovy expecting sylas to survive and win even though he burned his flash
Wish i could see that with higher quality. That was sick.
@@TwoToo_Sorry to say this but your comment doesn't make sense and added nothing to the original comment. Both Faker and Chovy have played out ahri/sylas or sylas/ahri match up more than you and I could ever imagined. So no, it's not supposed to be easier for Faker nor Chovy. It ultimately comes down to decisiveness and calculations of both players.
@@arkayn1906 tru
Faker: PROVE IT.
In the coming years nobody will remember GenG's 10 wins against T1. They will only remember that T1 beat GenG in Worlds 2024 semi-finals.
They will just because it makes t1's win all the more cooler.
If T1 wins worlds, that semifinals will be immortalized. If not then LCK championship still holds a better value
Yeah it's honestly kinda tragic for GenG, domestic performance is completely ignored for Worlds results.
I didn’t even count the number. The reason people kept bringing this up is because T1 is a big name. Do we even recall how many time T1 had beaten DRX before that 2022 Finals? Yep, one who wins the final battle, wins all. With that said, T1 still needs to win this Final only then will this victory over GEN be glorified.
Neglecting T1 effort towards the finals to glorify GENG hardwork won’t help either
Forgot to mention in the Akali game that Faker gave his mid wave to Guma and went bot, in contrast to Chovy who tp'd to mid and caught his mid wave. This forced Chovy to match Faker on bot and run there, and in turn, Faker was able to tp to the void grubs fight.
You can see the t1 tempo there also. They swaped 3 lane at the same time, whoever have tp goes bot and swap adc + sup to mid or top. If geng overstay and don’t swap, they risk losing cs, having to match by using tp or lose grub prio and they did swap but late by 10 sec. Just 10 sec make a lot of different there and t1 did it perfectly and really know what they need to do.
Really shows how different both Midlaners approach winning. Chovy will always prio farming and scaling while ahead to close out games when major objective fights come around, whereas Faker will always prio Macro and skirmishes while sacrificing personal tempo. Throughout the series Chovy was always the most ahead in levels and items, and the casters and streamers all point out how fed Chovy is, and that's he's gonna make a play. But it seems like he just uses his leads to farm more and avoid fights until they're unavoidable. Domestically it works out every time, but T1 with Worlds Buff somehow just wins.
@@notdesmondesmondthe biggest issue I have with all community it's that this chovy strategy is statistically winning but u can't win all the time like ppl say that T1 is better cuz they win during worlds but forget that last 13 series was constantly won by geng and u want me to say that T1 didn't try to win those it's just dump take like there is a issue outside of game plan that isnt working
This time they did banphase correctly though... Not giving comfort picks to chovy and that damn ksante.
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@@marcinsadowski7230 Complete different metas those metas where suited to GENG most of the time with late game comps and farm centric game, this meta is not about farm is about early tempo and control with strong skirmish picks like yone, akali, pyke, gragas, vi, jax full fights win objectives with stronger comps then waiting to minute 40 of the game scaling wise.
i love that if you listen to the T1 comms during the last fight, After taking down Canyon Faker calls for the team to get dragon and Keria is the one that pushes them to continue on to take down Chovy and push for the win. What a force this roster has become.
Faker calls drake when trist still alive after keria hook her then keria say they can end mid.
More accurately, it's zeus who pushed the fight closely by oner silently pinning peyz (and canyon) before also calling for help. What Keria called is calling for push after he's certain he can catch chovy when faker and guma were calling for a dragon soul
8:01 Oh man, Kiin was locked in that game4. Didn't notice this at all even after rewatching the entire series.
the only good fight they made unfortunately
@@mamiedubingo Kiin popped off catching Faker instantly too at the final teamfight. The teamfight loss can be attributed to Peyz's overconfident mispositioning with both summs up, not cleansing the right cc and flashing the wrong direction. But the game loss has to be attributed to Chovy, who after bailing out of the teamfight, still wanted to pat his damage numbers and overstayed, leading to the end of the game. Kiin and Canyon can honestly hold their head up high after this series, they played their roles very well.
@@notdesmondesmondchovy literally died because he stayed farming instead of recall lol
@@Matt-qc4fxhe is so sick he has to farm all the time
@@notdesmondesmond ofc, i'm not saying they were bad... i was just expecting more. Tbh, i was more disappointed by Chovy, and you explained why.
That Faker zhonya fountain kill with Akali is amazing.
Faker vs Ryu's outplay flashbacks
And the roar of the crowd. Goosebumps
@@c0ldf1r3-z8thonestly we’d get a repeat of that if chovy had overstayed in lane after the Sylas 1hp trade in game2
@@retricallltann6243 Chovy's mental actually kinda dropped after that exchange.
yeah because he reported instantly to riot that sylas is broken @@littledeathmark8991
I was saying the entire series, banning 2-3 adcs and then giving guma ashe is one of the worst drafting decisions ive ever seen from a team as amazing as GenG
If guma got kalista or xayah, peyz is out of the equation. You see peyz even with ashe is losing early game vs varus, imagine guma get kalista renata or xayah rakan 🥹 and lehend cannot play poke support cause he is lehend, otherwise they can play neko varus against guma ashe. But i think guma still win that duo 🤪
tbf, before this series no one was scared of Guma's Ashe.
Nah Guma have a lot of Champions to pick. If that Xayah is open, I’m pretty sure that thei comp will just be solid. Ashe is a known champion to get easily burst out in the rift, with a little movements and escape mechanics this champ is heavily guarded by the team but easily to be targeted when alone.
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Yeah Peyz is a great ashe player and didnt to prio him and they didint realize that until game 4
6:09 GenG group actually did not see Guma and Keria coming because sweeper only active for 6s and Lehends sweeper ran out before it could spot T1 member (at exactly 1.22 game time). So Peyz has no warning before he getting hook
I love how faker plays an assasin champ like it should be. Ahri Akali with electrocute. Insane micro.
Respect GOAT
And Choker with grasp like he keeps the farm up but he's useless when in teamfights that need to go all out the do or die moment he doesn't trust his team to pick him up when he falls
0% NOT A CLUTCH FACTOR PLAYER team losing he backs off and catch waves instead standing his ground and fight
It's a pleasure after so many years of Azir Orianna
Also building AP to the moon when he's ahead on Ahri, no utility no resistances until after D-cap
@@videosovertv9190sorry but Chovy is actually really good in teamfights even with his builds. Laning phase and standard teamfighting are the things that he's generally better at than Faker and most analysts would agree even now. T1 was so good this series because they avoided even front to back teamfights. Faker and T1 are just really good at playing split teamfights, making picks and taking fights that are favorable. Look at the champions they win on and lose on and you can tell what T1s strengths and weakness are.
@@JerryReyes Sure you like him but thats it he's just GOOD period a regular good player thats an 8 out of 10 or 7.5 out of 10, he can't clutch in moments when needed while faker is always the clutch factor last year against jdg.
Like Choker is just that good pick not the best or clutch pick, in the game 4 he just straight jumps away instead killing skaner to save ash like bro your playing double ad with faker dead why run you high ego scared to die not taking risk, newbie mistake they commit first then they run like wtf this is not a turn base game.
All in all Choker is just that oh he's good but not reliable player sure he has high cs but when will you use that cs and items, League of Legends is a fast game that most end on 25 to 30 mins they just relied on slow scaling champ to win and got to comfortable and here's the results maokai got too confident, choker keeps farming and uses grasp to scale and too scare to die, canyon useless to use noc and instead of throwing spear at game 4 to kite them sure he kill the wave but the champs are more impact than wave, which has another full wave coming a jungler that cant read map, peyz got too cocky getting hit with skarner ult that's dodgeable games that they're losing he's just invisible unlike knight, guma, ruler, and massu, kiin is the only one who just woke up in game 4 he's the one that only wants to win and have to carry this sinking boat, like game 1 he hesitate which to help like canyon was the right choice he backed off like that's a report if i see one.
Flyquest just made them expose them selves on worlds thank you and fearless draft next year will be the time western team to shine and beat this an excuse of a meta slave that's called geng
Geng meta is eazy to read and they are long over due but they're lucky next year is fearless draft so pray that Choker can do well
7:06 I noticed this too, rewatched the moment at least 5 times, it’s unreal how fast he cancels the auto
isn't canceling the auto just pressing the fkin charm? ... wtf are you smoking
tbh cancelling your auto too fast would be bad because the auto animation will barely play and it just looks like you pressed S
I'm a massive Faker fan, but I don't think cancelling the auto is impressive/intentional here. I think he was just holding charm and aa'ing until he saw an angle that can't be dodged and threw the charm; which happened to cancel his next auto.
@@yusufonepiece faker was playing the mind game. he had Q and W both held and used ult to be right on top of canyon, so canyon had to look and flash an animation. if he flashed ahri Q instead of W, he dies. much harder than flashing a color-coded projectile
It was clearly an intentional play, not a mistake. The faker played a very clever psychological game.
1:08 that play by Oner to zone out the opposing botlane was 🔥🔥
Most people missed the play by Keria at top, hooked PeyZ and E towards turrent killed Lehends who was trying to stun Keria
That's a crazy outplay for me
As a person who's played Pyke a decent amount, I actually called out in drafting that I loved this matchup for Keria because Maokai can pretty much never E onto Pyke. Same as the Leona matchup, except even easier to pull off.
Mindgames was really at play as well. Lehends wanted to cancel the Pyke hook before it releases on Peyz, and the moment Keria realises it he instantly lets Q cast and E back into turret. Lehends looked so int honestly during the Live broadcast, but his reasoning was sound: Surely Pyke won't expect my W, or can't finish Q into E THAT fast...
It’s really a bad call by Lehends. You can tell Lehends was super nervous this whole series
Nah you can’t rate Keria for that, Lehends just ran it down so hard this series. Why would you do that as Maokai to a Pyke who has his dash.
@@2SiKPr3daT0rZKeria landed 2 hooks at the same time😅, 1 hook on Peyz and another one on mental breakdown Lehends
2:23 Faker’s crash out moment caught live (bro said “f it we dive”)
Lol in Game 4, he was telling the team that hewanted to dive Peyz before ending as well. Keria replied "SCREW THAT. END THE GAME!!"
과연 저 피상태로 쵸비를 상대하는 프로들이 있을까?
@@Derren82actually he begged not to do rather than rejecting. Like Please don't do, just end the game please!
2:14 If Chovy downs there, he might be Ryu 2.0
if only faker flashed forward, we might have gotten the play of the year
@@trailfork7815 Chovy still had another last Ahri dash, so no point on going after him
@@VeeZzz123 If Faker saves his e and Chovy sucks it its over
he got ryu 2'd at game 3 xD
@@jomareyd.parreno5112 would have look very cool for fake but he still won that exchange hard. he should have been force to base and lose prio, but he traded well and burn flash to gain prio/tempo.
2:19 if Chovy lose this fight, Ryu will be FREE
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
it got worse. fountain dive in game 3. ;)
he (chovy) technically did lose the fight because faker turn it around and has prio/tempo now, but its not as easy to see the impact to casual viewers since chovy live.
@@masonlazy2740 It's all about the style points. Even in the Zed mirror fight, Faker winning there does not impact the game at all (his team were pushing bot inhib already). Still, the reason why it became the most famous play was because of the outplay that Faker did.
The same can be said of this play.
He's lucky he's on grasp. Or maybe that's the reason Faker didn't die, too. Either way, he backed down. He can't stand the pressure from the king.
5:58 that say's it all "Prove It" - perfect execution
8:58 oner actually sidestepped that nidalee's spear mid fight omg!
i dont think that was intentional homie
not sure if he could see canyon from the place he was playing, the camera is not wide enough i assume
@@upsxace100% sure that was intentional. You don't know what's happening in pro players' head. It's crazy
@@brandibrit5029 i've seen pro player get hit by way worse spears 😂 they are still humans after all. I do get it that it may look very intentional for you, but saying its "100%" intentional is a big stretch. There is no way to know. He might as well just went in that direction to try getting in a better position to land his E stun
@@brandibrit5029whats crazier is you saying contradicting things nd acting like you're right lmao
@@upsxace I'm more inclined to believe it was intentional for 1 specific reason. If he was just dodging poppy I don't think he would purposely put himself closer to a wall due to poppy's wall slam damage potential. Right before the nidalee spear is over the wall he started to turn around and run up so that poppy can't hit him but as soon as the spear was over the wall and in vision range he started going towards the wall. Of course we can never be 100% even if we ask the players themselves but I'm inclined to believe it was intentional after watching it back on 0.25x speed.
One of the cleanest akali game I've ever seen in worlds.
My jaw dropped when I saw that Zeus getting away from the dive 3v1. That's so impressive!
2:14 He is a warrior, not a king. How brave!
저때이후 사일런스 벤을 하는게 의아했는데 저런게 숨어있었네요
8:01 Insane! Kinn continues actually: W on Pyke ult so Pyke gets knocked and killed, then blocks charm ult saving chovy.
Kinn really was incredible game 4, both the drake fight and him catching out Faker could've taken them to game 5, looking at how emotional Keria was even after winning I think there's a high chance they could've the momentum to take it all.
Wasn't that the e from Pyke? He ult in e out, the e got caught by Poppy's w
Yeah, it's the E got blocked. He R maokai and instantly E
You can see Poppy got stunned for a sec because of it
Poppy can only interrupt dash not teleport skills
@jeffsan0.5 3rd game ever on Poppy
The funniest aspect I've seen in all this is how T1 utilizes Ashe, at some point T1 is carrying red Trinkets and uses Ashe Vision so well. Wards are gold and xp and it's probably frustrating for GEN to not see any ward except control wards. T1 slowly crept up their gold and exp lead just cuz GEN is not finding wards
The ash arrow part is true but a lot of teams play with sweepers only and one blue trinket. A lot of wards come from tbe suppory item, control wards and zombie wards
@kkoromsp3674 I think it needed a bit more context than what I said. Guma also uses the Ashe Vision Arrow even if they had control to discourage GEN pushing a bit further to not clear the control and Zombie Wards. A lotta ADC uses the Vision Arrow to see unwarded spots but at mid game you can see Guma uses it to parts where T1 are heavily warded and where GEN is wanting to clear wards but GEN couldn't make a play after being spotted leading to them not clearing T1 Control and Zombie Wards leading to T1 spending less on Control wards and frustrating GEN. This is why Lehends died a lot where T1 had Ashe. He had to push a bit further to try and find wards and gain vision but T1 kept discouraging GEN from finding vision and gaining control. I think BLG needs to ban Ashe at the Finals, Elk might pick it but I don't think he uses Ashe the way Guma does.
The gold and exp gain from wards is incredibly negligible in the grand scheme of camps, turrets, waves, etc. T1 wasn't ahead in gold and exp because GenG couldn't kill wards lmao.
@@YuYuYuna_ no but it certainly helps. Lehends died a lot trying to gain and find vision. I didn't say it was a game winning factor. I'm just saying some unseen mechanics
Wards are swept faster than they can be placed by good teams(useful ones at least) and zombie Wards are kinda broken since they do the same thing just for free, just need a blue trinket to check if sneaky barons are a risk
In game 2, T1 was trying to swap lane to match GenG's botlane but didn't get it so the kaisa didn't have any pressure laning with maokai and started to get fed, so their tempo got much faster and they started taking every objective and that how they got a game from T1. Early game is almost everything in proplay.
saw someone says that fans glaze too much with plays like this 1:10 i'm convinced that they've never experienced flow state in any of their games or intense sport like boxing where there's times that your brain working so fast that you're able to react and counter so fast that you plan it in your mind in split second then execute and it feels so good.
How does that have anything to do with glazing?
yupz, when u put your focus in intense situasion. time felt slowed down, for the viewer it's just like split second. from the player POV it's more than enough so, they can make mutiple choice in that split second.
At 5:10 it looks like gragas ult look troll, but he got noc ulted frames before, and is actually ulting blind where ezreal was, thinking that the vi ult got him before he flashed.
chovy is absolutely invisible without his smolder 😭
faker the goat uncontested nr1 mid for the 10th year in a row
2:16 faker insane🤯🤯🤯🤯
4:56 "I have a feeling that Chovy is going to do something really crazy." - They never learn, it has been "Chovy's year" for 3 years in a row at this point. lmao
yeah the casters were biased towards gen.g like they were almost 10k gold behind and they kept saying gen.g would be able to comeback from that deficit.
riot think they can replace faker
They expected many things from the choke artist.
Imagine the pressure from chovy tho, most people watching (except for the t1 fans ofc) and the analysts are expecting great things but doing everything perfectly is not enough, he needs to go above and beyond to prove something.
Hope he learns something from this tho,
Sike lmao, choky should've learned his lesson from his past mistakes, hes been playing long enough to know that but he just couldn't.
@@tuanriccy1026 No, they're just trying to build up other players organically. Do you want casters perma glazing faker?
its like what Cadrel said. THey trying to big up people like Chovey and Knight but they don't preform at critical moments. "The rookie storyline has been ready for four years but he just doesn't make it to worlds" and "We say chovy is walking if Faker's footsteps but Faker keeps walking in his own footsteps"
You didnt put how Kiin ulted 2 away and dodged pyke ult by e forwards to prevent reset in the top fight
That scene was cool
Kiin and Canyon were the best performing members on GenG.
@@nufasniyamathulla6479They were playing to their limits, so much respect for them.
It was highlighted even by the casters.
@@nufasniyamathulla6479 And Chovy fans still calling him Ksante merchant and want to replace top
9:04 Chovy kept attacking Zeus Jax might be a misplay depending on whether he has W or not. If he did and decided to jump immediately, he would've survived to defend
Yup, he could have jump earlier and maybe dodge the hook, but he had no guts and was panicking he he got punished for that
I believe he does have W. He used W at 33:22 in that game and landed 10+ AAs afterwards, his W would've been up by 33:32 when he started attacking Jax. For reference, a lv17 Tristana would have rank 4 W with 16s cd, just attacking 3 times with Navori already reduces the cd to ~10s.
Chovy died because of his indecisiveness. He couldn't choose between fully committing to the fight (flash and burst Guma for example), fully clearing the wave so T1 can't push, or run away ASAP so he can defend. He cleared the wave when T1's abilities were down (Guma only has flash) but dropped mid-way to re-engage on Jax with E, then run away when there's a Pyke nearby and also panick-flashed.
2:14 Chovy almost become the second Ryu
They were right.
The meta team play nowadays is to all in flash those engage-enemy support.
Enemy support dies asap = no engage = Useless enemy team no matter how op carries are.
Punish utilities over simple dmg characters.
If the support is caught out while getting vision or engaged while team is zoned then yes, all pro teams will call off the fight and give objectives to avoid 4v5, but if the whole team is already there spending cds on the support can be bad. Lehends was very mismatched with his team honestly. The entire series he was heavily mispositioned during fights, also caught warding and roaming alone. Usually you do this with your jungler or Mid/Top with prio but he was too tunnel-visioned and thought he could bluff T1 like he does domestically.
Some other things: -In the fight at 2:14, both mid laners react in time to the enemy's E in practically melee range
-The vision battle was insane to watch. Just look at how GenG in a worse situation regain so much vision each time they get a push or a rift on mid and don't just go for tower. It's like fighting in Nocturne ult. Of course, T1's vision control around objectives is a classic too.
-Faker trained the minion at 5:33 and sent him to GenG to get revenge for the Peanut incident. The minion showed exceptional patience, waiting for this final teamfight to give Peyz a false sense of security before juking Zeus.
1:20 Oner is SOOO OVERLOOKED! he legit made that fight so easy for T1 backline but i feel like he didnt deserve enough credit.
Oner looks so cracked this worlds
@@sharpasacueball he is also cracked last world. always the sleeper agent
ikr?? Other players also do well ofc but it feels like a lot of plays they made happened because oner was backseat setting them up but not many people saw it (like Atlus only focused on casting Guma's triple kill without saying a single thing about Oner killing Leona in a 1v2). Hope he gets the FMVP he wants this year.
I feel like only jungler main noticed that. Jankos pointed out and said Oner set up a really good position for ashe for the triple kills. He said any adc could've get that kills after that perfect set up. But sadly, there's only a few clips of praised nor noticed that 1v3 play from Oner. Reminds me of ppl praising Faker's shockwaves but forgot Wolf initiated so well that turn the game around.
@@BobbyBoomBob yea, big names gets big attention
4:21 Oner on Vi........ **chef's kiss**
Thank you so much for these reviews, we miss plenty of little details I wish you could also cover other great matches.
Not sure if 2:14 was a planned play, but that alone resulted GenG to ban sylas for game 3 and 4, which save T1 drafts
their morale must really be at their peak now after this series and that 3-inhib-down-not-out win! picked them for my pickems to win worlds on a hunch, hopefully they see it through this weekend!
when I hear the first track and see your analysis of T1 it makes me tear up. It becomes a very emotional experience. Thank you
1:20 Peyz while trying to put damage into the T1's backline, he forgot that he stepped onto his own satchel and got bounced right back onto Oner, forcing him to flash right away and not be able to put more damage to the T1's backline. This allowed Guma to hit more freely and won the fight for T1
These types of videos are 10x more entertaining than actually watching it live or any co-stream. Really makes you understand why pros are actually so good.
in the first play, Zeus didn't dodge the Q, rather he waited to buffer it so he could use his e, since Leona's Q is a guaranteed stun
Does that mean the Leona's Q is sending Zeus for quarantine?
I think you mistook the letter q from g.
@@xJol4n ? It literally says "But Zeus correctly *dodges Leona Q* with E and prevents a CC chain" Which is incorrect. There is no "dodging Leona Q" it's an auto attack proc. Either it hits and you are stunned where you are or you buffer a dash to gain distance while still being stunned. It says above Zeus's champion as he buffers his E "STUNNED." and you can also see Leona's aftershock gets proc'd which wouldn't have happened if it was "dodged"
@@YuYuYuna_he mean not *Q*uaranteed but *G*uaranteed
@@xJol4n oh yes i did LOL lemme change that
Since the minute that series was over I'd been anticipating this video. LoL Dobby with some of the most informative and concise league content on the platform. Big thanks
Oner absolute peak performance
I wish ppl notice him, he and guma is soo consistent
@@gemmameidia8438 I agree with Guma being consistent but Oner is anything but consistent lol. He was getting gapped by most LCK junglers before Worlds.
@@centralunit100I think he means at worlds. Everyone knows that T1 were struggling domestically but for some reason when they get to worlds all of them just consistently play at an elite level.
@@AtlasAdvice254 The T1 Worlds buff is real man
@@centralunit100actually during LCK summers without oner they would have not even made it to playoffs. He’s been really consistent since last worlds minus a couple games.
ok wtf the way you explained each small details makes me more mesmerized about this series. i really love that poppy plays montage, the way kiin makes uses each abilities and spells to counter each member in t1 is such an insane moment
That oner play vs leona is underrated. He removed two units from spacing. And latter due to health issue made it three as a bait. Having chovy and kiin vs 4
In the last game, I didn’t realize how much the poppy did. Kudos to Kiin
Awesome analysis, thank you!
Faker does usually get the credit for brilliance. But these 5 are ALL 2 time world champions now. And everyone of them has had so many flashes of brilliance and outplays that have gone without a video or a breakdown.
We will be farming content off these boys for years. They are cracked and deserve all the recognition
Not just the king Faker
Man Kin played so well in the last series. He almost singlehandedly won them that game, but his team was not able to capitalize completely off it...
He tried to pull a kill faker/win game moment and peyz didn't get the memo
best video to watch. explaing whats happenig in fights in slow motion.too good
THANK YOU for covering that first dragon fight! I rewatched that multiple times and still missed someof these plays because of how insane each individual player is playing out of their damn mind in a SINGLE fight lasting 10 seconds. CINEMA
0:14 Zeus didn't dodge Leona Q he buffered gragas E when he got stunned. You can see this by the "STUNNED" tag above Zeus's champion as he is E'ing. You can also confirm this by seeing Leona's aftershock get proc'd which only procs on CC.
1:00 Oner's reaction speed to buffer renekton and leona in a row is crazy
bro look at some Oner gameplay and you will see that this was completely not on purpose lol it was such a random play but yall are glazing too much
dude, THANK YOU so much for this video and explaining the plays. I'm a casual fan and cant keep up with it all but this was great that I could actually see how much goes into these plays. Well done!
Good video! I just missed the Peys satchel that pulled him away from the fight in game 1 during the decisive dragon fight.
I have a theory:
@3:53 Keria and Gumayusi were standing very close to each other
@3:54 Lehends moved towards the tower in attempts to flash w+ult Gumayusi and Keria if they were to stand close together again
@3:57 Gumayusi and Keria moved away from each other to avoid Rell's Engage
@3:59 Now Lehends is in an awkward position and got punished for his positioning error.
Interesting, but I think it's an overanalysis. They're both just autoing tower and would get punished if they were on the right side of it.
It wouldn't matter if Lehends comes from right side. If he attempts to actually Flash - W - ULT that, he would probably get either one of them or probably none at all, because they both have Flash. The same if he actually forced the combo there from left.
3:40 it's important to note that chovy tp'd bottom to secure bot turret while jax was already pushing. t1 noticed this and that's when this play exploded. the whole time this was happening, chovy was walking all the way from bot and barely made it to mid tier 2 turret before the play ended.
That dragon fight on poppy by Kiin was actually absurd, these guys are playing perfect league of legends
I came here looking for t1 vs geng highlights. What a nice quality.
T1 played very well but Gen G made some uncharacteristic mistakes
game 1- the redive on Zeus is trivial and he's still 100% dead after Peyz drops aggro, but Canyon forgets about Skarner passive which does damage over time and takes 2 extra turret shots, preventing the redive and forcing him to blow flash.
game 3- on the grub play, Faker has tp advantage over Chovy, but Nocturne ultimate can deny TP's. If Canyon uses R1 instantly, Faker cannot tp, T1 dont have time to react to the Kiin flank and both Keria and Oner instantly die because it's a 4v2. Canyon ulted EXTREMELY late and didnt even use R2 to commit to the fight. This grub fight decided the game, which puts game 2 entirely on Canyon.
between this and some very uncommon peyz misplays, dying in final fight in game 1 and 4 with flash up, and lehends opening an all you can eat buffet, it was an easy series for T1.
As an aside, Zeus almost outplaying that 1v4 dive as Maokai in game 2 was something that deserved an highlight. Extremely high level dive, both on Zeus incredible play and usage of maokai W and flash but also on Gen G's part for executing a hard dive flawlessly (which was only possible because they caught keria on rotation).
7:30 I like that in any other circumstance flashing like that when Maokai was W on you would be a bad play but by doing this he forces them to overextend, whether he lives or dies its a good trade.
you've actually missed this play at 6:14 where Keria waited until the 1:29 mark when nidalee wasted his Q on blue and maokai went in to tank the blue's hits so that when he landed his hook, it'll guaranteed to hit ashe if not they can't fight back either since nidalee doesn't have Q and maokai is not in position
These recaps are so good, I actually need the slow mo plus text to see some of the ridiculous mechanics and mind games on display
8:49 Peyz save his flash xd
Wrong! At 0:15 Leona hits the Q on Gragas (you can even see the stunnned icon on Gragas head and the word "STUNNED" lol), but Gragas moved at the time he got stunned so the dogde animation applies and then he got stunned. Leona misses the E due to the movement of Gragas dodge animation.
your video deserves more likes. keep doing it
That Zeus didn't flash-E at @0:29 , my god. Those play are why they may be named Pro's.
Any chance you could cover what makes BIN's Jax on a different level?
I ran across this short with Bwipo, talking about how he got dominated in favoured matchup by it (Back in 2020), and it certainly bumped my interest.
on 8:35 that fight is in favor of gen g and might go on game 5 if they won that fight but t1 did so so very well in counterplay, punishes the very single mistake of peyz (not knowing skarners ult is up) he got caught and the rest is over
The whole team played their peak game. They're top 1 all time in each role when they're in this form
Great video, would be even better if you had the Faker Yone buffering Kiin's Renek rage buffed W during all the teamfights with his Yone E re-proc
T1 really went through the gauntlet after Swiss ended. GenG and BLG were the two toughest teams at the tournament and they played it so well
8:45 it was the same place with 2017 when Faker got caught by Ruler,but this time different lineup on T1,they fight back
3:15 because of the Faker's TP, this void grubs fight was already unwinnable for geng (Chovy didn't have TP) . Canyon used his ult but couldn't do All-in. Using his ult sooner than the Faker's TP, or grouping before the fight was the correct play geng could take. Free 2 kills and 6 grubs were the worst outcome.
Yeah this fight was a free win for GenG. As a T1 fan I saw Renata + Vi in baron pit hitting grubs with 2 people on both sides collapsing and I thought "fuuuuuuck they got greedy and didn't wait for their Gragas + Ashe to fully come off reset" Gragas and Ashe were roughly half way to the fight coming from base so this was a big point of weakness for them and it looked like a clear GenG fight win. My only guess for why Canyon hesitated is that he thought T1's members were closer nearby and wasn't confident the play would work but if you're going to TP your Jax in and position like this you have to commit. If they had snap engaged right as the Jax TP was finishing Renata + Vi both die and GenG denies 6 grubs.
I really love this analysis thanks for making it!
Love this videos!!! I didnt see halg of what happened !
Another thing to note is that Guma was probabaly half a step away from getting ulted by Skarner into a Ziggs ult combo
4:00 song name pls
I love the music over your vids. great choice
If you watch Oner closely in that last fight you'll see that he hold his Q for a while. He waits for Peyz to walk forward confidently, then uses the Q throw to disguise the tail animation of his ult + slow Peyz. Peyz starts trying to dodge just a TINY bit too late and gets clipped with the very tip.
5:40 canyon flashing to get the wave so it'll delay the push 😮
I've been waiting for this
Kiin should be called Noe, cause he is carrying those animals
5:50 missing faker's akali e-flash combo.
I was looking for this comment
Well deserved T1 the world championship.. Beats all the top teams in an epic ways
Those highlights are better than just montages
They all stepped up in this series and had their shining moments. This T1 roster is just unbelievable and possibly the best one ever. I was ugly ass crying after the match 💀
2:14 Chovy with his grasp Ahri
Thanks for this. Very helpful to really see the plays.
That Kiin stopping pyke from ult killing Maokai was insane together with everything else Kiin did there with poppy wow.
I like game 4 the most because T1 ran the reverse merchant on GenG using both Jax and Skarner.
I appreciate the whiffed Gragas ult from Zeus at 5:15
Thanks for the analysis, great work
Anoither good video!
7:11 That auto cancel was huge because nidalee still had flash, if he flashes the charm he lives and the best nidalee in the world can keep snowballing.
8:50 Chovy jumping away just shows how defensive he plays, the potential clutch play would had been to jump on top of Varus and kill for the reset and potentially also Skarner but Chovy doesn't have it on him to make the risky plays.
I am a T1 fan, but we could have seen game 5 if Peyz flashes upward from skarner's R in last fight.