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

The LPL Pro League played a matchup in Group C yesterday, which was also the last match day of the first round of the group stage, and TES ended the first round with three consecutive wins.

This also means that the first round of LPL's "liquidation action" has failed.

The LPL liquidation operation failed, and TES won three consecutive victories

Because TES completely became a laughing stock in the Pioneer Tournament and created the worst record in LPL history, the audience's favorability of this team was reduced to the freezing point, and after Guo Hao's apology, TES fans came to a wave of sacred separation, bluntly saying that the LPL division did not treat TES as their own person, and there was no need to apologize to the LPL division, which caused a large number of audience dissatisfaction.

In such a situation, many viewers are expecting other teams in the LPL to beat TES violently, and then liquidate TES fiercely.

However, yesterday's first round of liquidation action was declared a failure, and the NIP, which was pinned on by the audience, was directly crushed by TES, and the top single pheasant Abesa suffered a 0-9 record in the whole game, and the absolute core Leave faced JKL's female guns who had committed many illnesses in the World Championships, not only could not take any advantage, but also lost in the matchup line killing.

The other two teams, OMG and FPX, could not pose any threat to TES, although TES made some mistakes in the process, but the overall game trend was still firmly in control, even if it lost a wave, it could come back and win the game easily.

Among them, the best performance is Kanavi, both hands of the hound jungler are effective, and the mastery of the strong hero of the version is enough.

The pressure on Doinb was huge, and NIP was reduced to a pseudo-powerhouse

In contrast, NIP is a little sweaty, and the problems in the first stage have been exposed in the second stage without being corrected, and in terms of team configuration, NIP is currently considered to be the top in Leave, but his signature Ember does not work when he hits TES.

Then the state of the pheasant is extremely bad, and Abesa was crazy to target TES in the first hand, and the final 0-9 can be understood in a large part because he was targeted, but the later use of Gwen was killed by Sheer Nar is a little incomprehensible.

In the laning version, there was a problem with laning, and then there was the core problem that the pheasant had always had, which was the lack of hero pools.

Pheasant has also been a long-time player, and now that he's still doing this, it looks like his ceiling level might end there, while Aki's rhythm is also seriously missing in the laning version.

The pair of Ueno pairings of NIP are the team's biggest concern, and NIP almost overturned in yesterday's game against FPX.

In the case of being won by FPX and playing 2 for 4, he still relied on Doinb's wave of active opportunities and Care's mistakes to complete the wild area capture, and after successfully reducing the number of personnel, he controlled the situation and won the ancient dragon team battle.

What is the strength of the LPL division, the summit group will see the real chapter

From the perspective of the audience, I personally think that TES can kill indiscriminately in the group stage, and LPL is already in a more dangerous situation, because judging from the configuration of several participating teams in the Pioneer Competition, teams like CFO and KC should normally correspond to the top six or even top eight teams in the LPL.

The NIP side should be at least the top eight, but the TES are all killed indiscriminately, and it looks like the situation is a little wrong.

Of course, the reason for this result may be NIP status problems or version understanding problems, and it is not excluded that there is a possibility that TES will grow after experiencing a fiasco.

In this way, the key depends on the competition of the summit group later, and how TES performs in the face of other LPL top teams, you can probably judge how much LPL's current strength can rank in the world.

The current momentum is not very good, because JDG, AL's state is not good, it seems that they have been affected by the lane version, TES's strength looks to be in the top four or top three level of the LPL (the four groups are currently the first in the group), if TES can win the last in the second stage, the LPL sky is estimated to collapse.