The first loss of the all-Chinese team has the LPL audience celebrating collectively!

Since BLG underwent the unprecedented "five players and one coach" incident in LPL history, their reputation has steadily declined. Coupled with various embarrassing moments during MSI and the Oil Cup, many LPL viewers have become disappointed with BLG, with some even waiting to see BLG's misfortunes in the new season. However, after replacing their jungler with Shadow, BLG surprisingly rose to the top of the LPL standings, prompting BLG fans to start evaluating other LPL teams.

Among these, AL and IG have become prime targets for criticism from BLG fans. Although IG veteran player Ning once admitted during a livestream that BLG is the biggest fake strong team in the LPL, claiming BLG's true strength is inferior to IG's, many BLG fans believe that Ning is simply jealous of BLG's achievements. Some fans even went so far as to disrupt Ning's livestream. However, unexpectedly for many BLG fans, during the highly anticipated match against AL, BLG, despite having a significant lead, was turned around by AL.

Ning, upon witnessing BLG's outrageous plays during the match, also celebrated with champagne on his livestream, asserting that BLG fans lack game understanding and that BLG's strength is genuinely lacking. (Initially, Ning used WE as an example, stating that IG dominated WE, while BLG narrowly won against WE, implying that BLG's potential is not as high as IG's. He even joked about the weather, suggesting that if it weren't for the weather, BLG would have been defeated by IG long ago.)

In the end, Ning believes that BLG is not a true strong team, as strong teams do not allow opponents to come back from a large deficit. The various decisions made by BLG in this BO3 left many of their fans speechless, especially in a crucial match where BLG had an 8,000 gold lead and Ornn items but chose to forfeit the dragon soul. Moreover, BLG's double carries were completely overwhelmed by AL's double carries, and in the final key team fights, ELK, playing the fully equipped Yuumi, consistently fell prematurely in every fight, giving AL's carries time to develop.

BIN's stats have sparked discussions

Following BLG's unexpected loss to AL, many of BIN's fans began to criticize BLG's double carries for dragging BIN down. After all, in this BO3, BIN completely outperformed the Saint Gunner in both lane and team fights, and post-match, BIN received the highest rating in the entire BLG team. Thus, many BLG fans felt sympathy for BIN, and the data from BIN's final game has also generated much discussion among viewers, as BIN's Ornn achieved a record of 10-1-20, breaking multiple LPL records.

The LPL official stated that BIN's Ornn has the highest KDA in the entire LPL, the most damage taken in the entire LPL, and the highest damage dealt in the entire LPL. Previously, the extreme stats for Ornn were set by IG's top laner TheShy. Many BIN fans expressed that BLG's top laner's major hero pool shortcomings have now been addressed. However, several viewers began to question whether BIN played Ornn too selfishly, as he did not actively engage in damage absorption during team fights, even having fewer deaths than the double carries.

Conclusion

I believe that BLG's biggest problem now is not the change of jungler, but rather the internal discipline issues within the team. It’s important to note that last year, aside from the jungler, the other players were all world runners-up. In terms of skill, they certainly do not lag behind AL. However, BLG's loss to AL despite a lead of 8,000 gold points to a significant issue with their discipline. If all five members of BLG played without making reckless moves, do you think BLG would have a chance to win the championship?