Hello LPL viewers and League of Legends summoners, this is the World Game Exchange.

The T1 team won the championship again in this World Championship, and in the transfer period after the World Championship, the T1 players are also very laid-back, and it is likely that the original team of five people will successfully renew their contracts again and compete in the new S15 season.

And in this process, the T1 players also started the championship review, among which Oner's review caused some heated discussions.

T1 won the championship and recapped, Oner thanked BLG

Keria was the first player to start the championship review, not only reviewing the game with BLG, but also reviewing with TES, pointing out that there was a problem with Meiko's Ruier combo, and when it came to BLG, Keria said that it was really difficult to play with BLG, and BLG's line change, BP and pre-processing caused them a lot of trouble.

Keria bluntly said that in the quarterfinals and semifinals, it is generally difficult for opponents to defend when they start line change operations, but BLG can defend very well, on the one hand, because their line change operations are not 100% showing, and on the other hand, BLG plays well enough.

Later, Oner also bluntly thanked the players of BLG, bluntly saying that in the key wave of resource group battles, On's Ruier Q was empty.

Oner showed that if his Zhao Xin was hit by Ruier, there was a high probability that he would be more than lucky, and On's kind Ruier directly Q empty, which led to a direct reversal of the situation at that time, and T1 took the initiative in the situation.

In fact, that wave of On Ruier Q did have a crucial impact on the situation, and LPL audiences also felt that if that wave of Ruier Q hit, maybe the final winner would be BLG.

Between the winners and losers, the nest insect group decides the winner

Oner bluntly said that in the World Championship version, the nest worm group is very important, and there is also the change of line, they think that changing lines is boring and it is not good for them, but through everyone's efforts, they successfully overcame this problem and finally won the championship.

It can be seen from the review of the T1 players that T1 recognizes the strength of BLG, and BLG did push T1 into a desperate situation in the finals, but the T1 team has been competing in the world arena for too many years, especially the existence of Faker who is a Dinghai Shenshen needle-level player, so that they can still maintain a good mentality in the face of crisis.

This kind of ordinary heart is the key to T1 being able to chase two games in a row when they are 1-2 behind, in contrast, I personally think that the mentality of BLG's players is slightly inferior, in fact, the strength of the two teams is between the two teams, the key point is to look at the BP of the two sides, the selection of the lineup, and the victory or defeat of the nest insect group in the early stage.

Basically, in the World Championship version, as long as you can win the nest bug team battle, with a game of BLG and T1, you can basically suppress the opponent all the time and win the game in the end.

The bottoming out of T1 is worth learning from LPL

Many viewers will say that T1 can still win the finals this time, breaking all kinds of metaphysics, is a lot of luck with the blessing of the component, I personally think this is true, but in the case of T1, the phrase luck is also part of the strength is a perfect fit, T1 is qualified to have that kind of luck, because they can do every time they participate in the World Championship can have a top competitive level.

Luck is more likely to be on your side when you're in a lot of Worlds and you're in good shape every time you do it, and T1 hasn't been without painful defeats, a configuration that was condemned to death by a lot of people a few years ago for not having a chance to win again.

Especially after losing to DRX in the S12 finals, S12's defeat was devastating for T1, who had maintained this lineup for several years at the time, and as a result, there were many problems and a large number of missed championship windows.

As a result, no one would have thought that this T1 team could also bottom out and complete the two consecutive championships of the World Championship, I personally think that this spirit of T1 needs to be learned by LPL, T1 is a team that really shows that it never gives up, and it can still start to start again in the face of huge failures, LPL needs to learn such T1, maybe the future LPL will also usher in the day when it bottoms out.