The beauty of T1 vs BLG

[@thatsawesomeithink]

yeah yeah we all know youre actually keria in disguise

[@laurakastrup]

You know how people sound different when they speak Korean vs when they speak English? What if Poly is just Keria speaking English

[@WinterBoots15]

Thats awesome i think

[@user-qp1jn7cm3y]

He plays lux thresh pyke and BARDO just like keria

[@Dzifii]

"I did not know Keria played Poppy" is a big giveaway. everyone knows Keria can play 260 champions

[@ImAxyl]

good one

[@Giratina13luck]

my favourite moment was when they revealed poly taught blg about invades

[@ShinYamiZakura]

The quality on the editing, subtitles, analysis, and the effort to illustrate the ideas discussed is really top-notch.

[@eesamees]

literally. these people are so calculated and think about the game so fast i had to pause and rewind so many times even tho poly explained everything perfectly😂

[@EVAN-dl6ef]

bro the analyses made me realize how crazy some plays actually are and helped me understand what was going on.

[@denden6316]

It's interesting too on how some people interpret certain plays For example the faker chasedown on ELK in game 4 was shown as a gamble here but another video highlights pings that gave faker the info that it was safe to engage

[@Ben_Poi]

Fav moment has to be noticing Ahri's icon fly backwards in the minimap during the last match. I was so engaged with the fight and thought the ahri TP was gonna seal the deal, but it stopped short, and i immediately turned to see the minimap and a lil rrat of a poppy scurry away from mid. The absolute game sense and presence of mind for Keria to stay mid just a lil bit longer won them the game.

[@RollaRSPS]

I 100% think keria was robbed of MVP, yes faker played insane in 2 games but keria played nearly perfect in all 5.

[@window9213]

@@RollaRSPS Faker was quite literally the entire reason they won games 4 and 5 securing their worlds victory. Yes Keria played really well but nowhere near Fakers play making and decision making.

[@RollaRSPS]

@ eh idk about all that tbh, he made the huge flashy plays that the low elo players can understand sure, but Keria silently won the series. Every game

[@RollaRSPS]

@@window9213 Biggest example is literally game 5, if keria doesn't chase and cancel ahri tp in, she literally gets a triple kill and HARD wins that fight.

[@RollaRSPS]

The issue is we over glaze faker's plays. Like tell me him chasing down ziggs in a long lane as sylas and everyone freaking out wasn't COMPLET glaze. Ziggs wasted satchel charge a silver player will run down a ziggs in the long lane.

[@plebbutter3811]

I still find it crazy how well BLG played out the second last teamfight: - They make their two least important members push up to contest for vision, making Gumayusi walk towards them. - Jarvin gets a last second ult on Gumayusi, who has to Xayah ult to prevent a cc chain follow-up - Knight waits for the ult and charms on the descent to also force out the flash - Knight then ults to bait Zeus into committing on him but uses Zhonya's to prevent any follow up - Bin flashes the Poppy R, jumps over the Poppy E and manages to get cc onto Gumayusi despite the entire team comp being designed to protect him, while Elk dives in at the same time past all the peel. But all of that and it only took the four seconds of the teleport for T1 to completely turn the fight around.

[@mattheww1930]

I think everyone thought in that moment that it was a T1 loss the moment Gumayushi went down. It's I think however the moment Knight missed his charm that T1 saw the opening and went for it, if they were even a second or two more patient, that would've ended very differently. Luckily for T1 they weren't and of course the Goat resurged.

[@tb4076]

@@mattheww1930 Yup. I feel like if knight hadn't stepped up too far in midlane there, then they were in the driver's seat for the next engagement. The game was far from won, but they had the lead then. They could've just backed off or continued chasing after bin's TP was over. But that split second mistake from knight was enough of an opening for a cracked out faker to turn it around. Absolute cinema

[@imhereforyoulord3538]

Everybody knows T1 is the come back king their coordination and team fight prowess makes them win unwinnable fights survive sealed deal deaths and out drafted and resourced they find a way always. That's why the term "Worlds Buff" is existing just get these fuckers to worlds the game is over. That's why other regions even their own regions pay millions to D-Dos them the entire year so they wouldn't be able to practice but it didn't matter.

[@shadowmark2224]

I just wanted to point out something from the Bin Jax Guma kill. When Poppy E'd into him he timed his stun release right just when the poppy was gonna push him back, which let him not get cc'd.

[@crimsonphoenix8907]

all that just for Faker to just say “Fuck you, we win this”

[@giangdang2755]

I broke up with my girlfriend that day, going home feeling depressed as hell. Still, I managed to scramble some of my remaining energy to watch T1 and BLG, and it did not disappoint. Absolute cinema indeed. Also, I love your video and your positive vibe, Poly. You brighten my day with every video. Anyway, sorry for using this as a vent. I hope everyone who reads this has a wonderful day. Stay safe out there, friends.

[@nobody-bt7mu]

I hope you're doing well!

[@Vizible21]

Girlfriend is temporary. Faker is eternal.

[@WanderingPatata]

@@Vizible21😂😂😂

[@Mika-xw1xp]

Wishing you the best! i hope you´re doing well

[@cat-des650]

you watch this series after breakup brave man ideeed😂

[@RC-Striker]

16:57 hmmm I think Faker did some mind games here. Him, faking (pun intended) an initiation, and seeing ziggs using w directly might've led him to the conclusion that they indeed recalled. It was a calculated risk in the end. Amazing.

[@lilpink6192]

True, it also lines up with the way he moved, that split backing off to immediately "wait hold on let me cook" . God these players are so good.

[@SpecialJeffX]

Also gotta point out Oner stacking his passive before going in for the counter engage by Faker. His knockup made it possible for everything else to be layered perfectly. The presence of mind pro players have in tense moments like that is absolutely insane

[@fivefive8192]

After I saw Oner played Viego into perfection in a match vs G2. I'm without a doubt know that Oner can pull it off.

[@genericpotato7118]

Please do more of these next year! it's exactely the middle point I would hope for between a fairly surface-level live cast and a 3-hour long in-depth analysis that I wouldn't understand anyway

[@duoduosfriendwuzhere3639]

19:28 goated caster call "but Guma is making Xun look like a pin cuXUN (cushion)"

[@tristanridley1601]

So hilariously cheesy

[@kmr_tl4509]

They have these lines ready to go before the game. I don't know if that breaks the magic or makes it better. They probably have dozens of these prepared but never see the light of day because the situation they prepared for just didn't come up, which is impressive on its own.

[@ENRYUUMACHANNEL]

Caedrel also talk about how amazing this series because this is the S+ tier in term of Macro play. especially 1st,2nd,3rd game. No missplay and perfect execution

[@blastedman]

I'm a Dota player, but I dabbled in league over a decade ago at this point so I still catch some of Worlds if it happens to be on. This year, I only managed to start watching as game 4's draft was underway. Told myself let's hope for a game 5 and just watch and enjoy. And boy, did they not disappoint. I walked away from that series thinking how the hell did this go to 5 games. Your video was the perfect way to experience the rest of this brilliant series. Thanks for the analysis!

[@andersonputrairawan8148]

I was legit in O2 arena watching this and had no idea what was going on, just clapping and screaming. Needed this video 🙏

[@百鹿]

Those details are so on point and original. Love the way you think and actually breakdown about small things like that.

[@pseudophi]

Great quality documentary, fitting for a great quality series of games. Nice job, great attention to detail. The showcasing of pathing, fog, hawkshot/arrow sorcery, and mechanics like breaking chain with protobelt also elevated the whole thing.

[@viriato219]

Nah, i was truly blessed to witness this live. Kudos to the random guy that sat next to me, talking about this video game with a stranger with the same passion hits different

[@dengitpeter]

T1 2022: lost to 4th seed T1 2023: win against 4th seed T1 2024: They are the 4th seed

[@HarryFernandes15]

they win as *

[@dengitpeter]

@@HarryFernandes15 ok yea but dont take away that they were the 4th seed and almost didnt make it to worlds.

[@SinDreamer]

In 2023, T1 played BLG in Swiss. BO3. They did end up playing all four LPL teams.

[@DarkCyberElf]

They did not, however, ELIMINATE all four LPL teams (as this was impossible in the format unless both they and BLG were 2-2). BLG was the last team they didn't eliminate, and at both 2023 and 2024 MSI were the team they simply couldn't overcome in a Bo5, and unlike JDG had yet to beat in a Bo5 internationally, as they beat BLG in a Bo3 earlier during the EWC this year. As of this year's World Finals, this roster has now personally eliminated 5 different LPL teams on their way to a Championship.

[@Terminus-ey9qm]

@@DarkCyberElfwasn’t really the point being made I think. The fact was they beat all lpl seeds

[@gugamanel137]

Hey great video! just wanted to point one final play from the GOAT Faker you seem to have missed: After winning the last game Faker gets up from his chair and immediately turns to Oner and Zeus to get a hug in at optimal speed, having learned from past worlds wins that the botlane couple always focus on each other first and therefore turning to them is suboptimal

[@tioalra6746]

zeus is all of us toplaners getting towerdived every game XD

[@sonnycao1522]

i love content like this from you, pointing out big brain macro movements and micro mechanics that we mightve missed in the series. I hope this type of content gets big views and is rewarding so that we can see more :D keep it up

[@zeisix.]

This is by far the best and most interesting analysis of the finals I have seen. Beautiful stuff as usually! Love you Poly!

[@davidawakim5473]

That ashe hawk shot to bait Yone E was crazy, the highest tier is just such a different game thank you for elucidating how awesome it was Poly!

[@DestinySeeks]

Chills the whole time The Apex of the World was playing during game 5, your macro explanation is easy to follow, detailed and entertaining at the same time. Good stuff

[@andreacosta7248]

I love the ping analysis! It's exactly what i try to do in my games, and it's wonderful to see this level of mindgames explained. Thanks a lot!

[@technicalleon]

Great analysis, really interesting stuff! I'm a long time League player but this was a great insight into T1 and BLG's decision making.

[@duydang0]

best quality analysis with the coolest details focused I have seen Yamato and Bwipo got some really nice deep dive discussion but your video is such a treat to watch, definitely make more of these please

[@sebastianodeangelis6558]

I mean... not only you are an awesome strategical player but also an incredible person: the details, the similarities with past games. you really bring passion in this game

[@DarkCyberElf]

11:19 - The reason Guma/Keria decide to go back bot is two-fold. One, they may be trying to mindgame BLG's tempo yet again by guessing that Elk/On are returning top themselves expecting GuKe to laneswap immediately to top after Zeus clears the wave and they lose vision. The other reason could be simpler still: they think that from Level 3 they can play the 2v2 lane out now with access to all three skills now that Kalista's Level 1/2 advantage over Xayah/Renata isn't as prominent. Also, if they do end up matching 2v2 bot, this is better to defend Oner from invades based on where the Kindred mark spawns are likely to be, and this is better to defend Faker from roams because the jungle roam path for Blitzcrank is stronger coming from Blue-Side bot. 17:50 - ON doesn't "perfectly block" anything here, T1 are attempting to zero out the Rakan before Bin can get involved but their CC chain timing is slightly off with Gumayusi' Arrow being late. However, as Keria had just used his Q to soft-trade on Rakan, it's on cooldown during this attempted CC chain so it's unlikely it would have worked anyhow. 20:42 - "I honestly can't tell which is objectively better." Watching this game live, my assessment was that BLG's comp would live and die by whether they could quickly perform a "shock-and-awe" snap-engages on T1, either instantly killing their target or chunking them out before T1's reply. Jarvan was drafted to double-down on locking down Xayah (as he was the only remaining viable jungler who can this, with Vi not doing well into T1's comp) and guaranteeing a forced-Flash if done quickly before T1 can get into position. I thought Jarvan in particular is very risky here because his Cataclysm feeds into the CC chains of Galio/Poppy, and the projectile protection from Xin Zhao ult can also be tricky to play around for Knight/Elk. While there is also entirely too much AP damage on BLG's comp to deal with the Galio pick in an even gamestate, and while Knight would have liked to go Sylas to gain access to T1's strong ults, there is too much disruption on T1's comp so BLG opted to provide their comp with more pick-potential, a drafting decision T1 made during the TES series which was used to safely punish their frontline repeatedly. T1's comp is perhaps objectively better because it likely for BLG to overextend in teamfights trying to kill the Xayah as they lack the tankiness to absorb the AoE from T1 even if they succeed. In an even gamestate, it comes down to exploiting vision pockets to achieve numbers or HP advantages before objective fights for BLG, and for T1 it comes down to their choice whether to defend Xayah at all costs or counter-dive BLG and use their superior topside champion matchups to punish clumping. The reason why T1's 3v4 turnaround on BLG works is because 23:44 Knight's Charm-Flash is pixels away from hitting Oner and despite it not hitting BLG decide to continue chasing in order to strafe through mid to Baron. Faker takes advantage of the smallest window of a Flashless Knight overextending before Bin's arrival. Each of Faker's subsequent Galio E's hit Elk, the last at max range at the exact moment Elk tries to fit in an orbwalked auto. Friendly PSA: The word "doven" in English is not any existing conjugated form of the word "dove", so the context in which you're using it makes it grammatically incorrect.

[@danielkang1560]

yeah game 5 blg comp is all trying to run into t1 and all of t1's champ WANT that to happen, blg is forced to engage onto xayah gragas galio where they can fully utilize their kits and punish them.

[@Catzy96]

your video gives me a lot of better understanding about the finals gameplay from both teams, thanks, you got a sub!

[@AbsentGod]

Elk AA'ing minions @24:17 will forever crack me up. You zoomied through it, but man it's comedy for sure.

[@AcediaRulerOfSloth]

he had no one else to AA anw, Oner was protected by his ult, Faker was flying and Zeus was in Zhonya so he should just clear the wave + keep his APM up

[@joshuafloro9352]

Great recap video man! You pointed out some really great stuff that I would’ve never noticed.

[@youknowmysteeeez]

Such a great final. And such great analysis. Thanks for the content!

[@mylespiper5561]

This game was crazy, and the only worlds that I got to watch from beginning to end live. And the stuff you’re pointing out makes it even crazier.

[@Proud-in-Ukrainian]

Knew that Elk sent in hawkshot but I thought it was after it had reached Faker he fired the arrow. The fact he not only hit it blind but also went for the "shadow shuriken jutsu" makes it so much better. Still, the most favorite play is nonetheless Faker's Rakan ultimate flank. Simply gorgeous. Unfortunately, I'mbad at League, so I would never get most of the macro decisions you so insightfully broke down here. I only wish I could watch these finals with your eyes.

[@gostreiver8036]

Incredible breakdown dude. The movements, choices and even mentalities of every player This was truly even more of a game of chess than I ever realized watching it live And way closer also than I gave it credit for Great work

[@shanefoster2132]

My favorite moment was after the opening ceremony when they had the player cinematic. They talk about all those feelings and pressures of competing in the final, and they asked "Where do you go to find the light?" Then they played supportive messages from the competitor's family, friends, and fans. Perfection, right in the feels.

[@wanghyeonwoo6191]

Even as a Korean and a hardcore T1 fan, I couldn't help myself but be impressed at how well BLG prepared for the finals. Very happy that T1 and Faker won, but even if BLG won I would have said "well deserved". Very excited to see how far BLG can go next year if they keep the same roster!

[@BobbyCorwen42]

My favorite moment was when I completely forgot this was going on and missed the matches altogether. You just reminded me it happened.

[@ethantenorio6014]

Fakers performances in games 4-5 was like Lebron in 2013 against Boston in Game 6 of the ECF down 3-2. He was not letting his team lose. That was the craziest stuff I've ever seen and we've seen alot of crazy Faker moments. He was playing like a man possessed.

[@toefu6182]

24:25 a small detail i think a lot missed , where Faker held his stopwatch so he could Q first before going Zhonya's. This is big because he had Riftmaker AND a full on Rabadon instead of a Zhongya, making him heal while stalling at the same time.

[@hoangDo-jh2eg]

Dodging Jax's e-stun allowed him to even make that play. Also using galio e to dodge j4 eq was clutch. All these plays including yours cumulatived with Faker living. Faker is soo clutch. 😂

[@AuroraTheFirstLight]

When i saw Smolder I stopped believing for a second it took luck and all of Faker skill to win with thaf draft there was no engage in the side of T1

[@jickhertz4124]

Very well done! You shared different insights on macro timings and explained teamfights much better! Also so glad for the final ending, so many videos just cut abruptly after the win, but the endscreen let us savor the moment! Thank you Polypuff❤️

[@justaguy9681]

Excellent analysis, incredible video brother, liked and subscribed, hope you upload more stuff like this

[@jsafr8656]

No kidding this was one of the best pro games analysis games I've seen in my life

[@Tijmen90C]

16:48 It's not really that big a gamble - I think it's just a read off Elk's posturing. When Faker walked up while waiting in between last hitting under tower, Elk instantly Ws away. Every single move from that point onwards is body language that says 'I'm caught'. It COULD of course have been bait, but I think the body language is what motivates Faker to make his play

[@Tijmen90C]

@@miantava Thanks for attempting to champion proper grammar, but I think my sentence needs no correction. You might want to reconsider your suggested correction: 'could have course been'.

[@sahanwickramarachchi1505]

​@@miantava how are you so confidently wrong 😂

[@sahanwickramarachchi1505]

@@miantava he said "could OF COURSE" not "could of". If he said what you're trying to say it would be "could have course been" which makes no sense bruh 💀💀

[@chichichi131]

12:57 knight bows twice to faker

[@velvet287]

24:02 I believe Knight doesn't have ult here. He used all the dashes on Guma, the ult icon is still lit up either because spectator error or because ult timer starts after ult period is over.

[@DarkCyberElf]

The ult timer icon is still lit up as well as the dash indicators are above his champion because it is still possible for him to gain charges during that time. But yes, you are correct, he has no charges to use.

[@Rayden440]

Yep, that was just very stupid positioning by knight after missing the flash+charm. No reason to be melee range with no movement or cc ability left

[@sb0w761]

This is an awesome video. I watched worlds live; it was a hype game but getting a challenger perspective is something special. It would be interesting to see T1 react to this video to get some confirmations.

[@toreole5831]

Zeus and keria did amazing stuff this series, and worlds in general too

[@biggity9646]

"keria chased knight all the way into his house" LMFAOO

[@lighting7508]

24:00 slight correction, Ahri doesn’t have ult. the only reason the client shows it’s up, is because it’s still active for a potential reset. The Galio flash was completely free

[@TheTduabna]

The 3 v 4 turnaround onto Knight was my favorite play of Worlds. That saved the game for T1

[@Eri-h5o]

ZOFGK MICRO IS CRAZY I think this roster is the best in LOL, when playing as a team, they shine with each other. The five players were perfectly in sync

[@EijiTheRonin]

As much I love the analysis in the video, I love the music picks just as much. I loved the use of various sonic pieces and Apex of the World from Fire Emblem Three Houses to talk about game 5 was perfect lol.

[@JK-qi7pp]

After watching both teams struggle throughout the year to get to this point I got to see them both playing at the highest level. There were so many moments of intelligence as well as mechanical brilliance it was an absolute treat to watch. One of my favourite points that Poly didn't touch on was the drafting. The way that BLG drafted was the best I've seen anyone ever draft against this version of T1. The only flex pick they walked into the entire series was a Poppy. Admittedly, they had to give Keria Renata every time he wanted it to make it possible but together with the Varus bans they managed to prevent Keria counterpicks from ever becoming an issue and at the same time outdrafting on top side in most games. Also none of Zeus' more unorthodox picks ever got an angle, unfortunately that's relatively easy to prevent in a laneswap meta. In another timeline we would have gotten a showdown for the ages between Bin and Zeus, who both played extraordinary but were held back by being on the receiving end of punishment resulting from laneswaps.

[@Candy_Kindred]

The kindred pick was so awesome to see c:

[@falwiuhf]

2022 - 2024 worlds are absolute cinema. For a lot of us who follow league for well over a decade now, there was never a more exciting time to watch worlds..

[@christophermauro-barias7451]

1:00 this is wrong. they beat BLG 2-0 in the swiss stage. They went through the LPL gauntlet 100 percent .

[@4thwall826]

technically speaking it doesnt count … and “100% winrate against LPL in a bo5 at world” as a complete statement they did face all 4 LPL teams but only 3 bo5 in 2023

[@christophermauro-barias7451]

@4thwall826 it does count

[@HGKuroPhantom]

​@@christophermauro-barias7451 T1 has not won against BLG on any Best of Fives as well (Mainly MSI). So T1 and BLG has never faced each other in a BEST OF FIVE AT WORLDS "YET", before the finals match up

[@christophermauro-barias7451]

@HGKuroPhantom no but they beat all lpl teams at worlds last year so it's wrong

[@matthew6910]

8:02 I believe they were intending to rush Herald but right as Faker tp's Herald got reset losing the chance to burn it down before BLG could stop them

[@jametsu]

The mental resilience these pros have is incredible. Zeus dying 3 times to dives and still winning is amazing. I can tell you for a fact that my top laner would run it down and stay jungle diff after the first dive.

[@menchoxe5544]

Just before the Sylas play with Rakan ult at 18:30 you can see first Faker starts recalling, then he stops, waits a while and then goes for the play. We will have to wait for the coms but just like his Azir engage vs JDG last year he calls the play 1 min before. Great analysis!

[@AbyssArray]

You can use Shen Ult, Galio Ult and TP during Nocturne ult.. if you cast it basically within the 0.5s of Paranoia starting up. The nearsighted effect from Paranoia can also be blocked by spell shields or removed using QSS.

[@dimitriusmiranda2348]

hey poly i really enjoyed this type of video of your commentary. i like watching LCS but i don't know the little details of what is going on so i enjoyed your commentary. im hopeful you make more videos like this :D

[@oliversotir3914]

Excellent analysis, I´ll go ahead and subscribe for more

[@kentho7093]

I am far from a pro player nor am I a good analyst, but the moment I saw Bin TP to the ward in the second last fight, I immediately screamed in my heart that T1 need to notice that and re-engage the other three BLG members now or lose the game. I am fvcking glad they did right away.

[@heartshxn]

polypuff should be at the next worlds.

[@sunneater]

gotta give Medic the props for learning and pronouncing the spells correctly and without stuttering cool small detail if you aren't paying attention enough

[@Addicu]

I really enjoyed Keria redeeming his miss on Bin at Dragon by completely keeping Knight out of the Zeus pick up top.

[@user-9097]

great video and analysis!!! :D

[@monday225]

ITS GOOOOOOOOOOOOD

[@allesarfint]

20:38 Poppypuff confirmed?!?!?!

[@EugenethePhilostopher]

Great match. Best one this year actually.

[@spaceglidinmio2388]

I'd like to point out the the cheese from game 1 worked because Guma was greedy about his flash and died after using it anyways despite definately able to react to both

[@fillphd]

great video. I'd love to see more breakdowns of series like this. I think you give a bit too much credit for some plays though lol. A lot of their genius is instinctual after playing thousands of hours of this game

[@r4g3r_]

Congrats on the 2nd Worlds champ Poly!

[@jalanit]

What I like about this series was that it was like a UFC Championship Fight by which BLG knocked down T1 to take round 1. T1 then retaliated by knocking down BLG and took round 2. BLG Scoring a takedown on T1 in round 3 and put the ground and pound until the bell rings. Game 4 and both fighters are exhausted, it's a toe-to-toe standup fight leaving both bloodied after the round but T1 edging BLG just a little bit. Round 5 and it all comes to down to pure grit. T1 knocks down BLG in the final seconds and lays down a hammer fist for the finishing strike before the referee stops the fight. T1 defends their title.

[@harunora13]

Faker's Galio taunt gives me TI8 OG Ceb chills. What a legend.

[@theunforgiven9386]

16:55 I think the moment Elk commits the Ziggs W early, Faker knew the others were at base since if the the two were still around, the W is vital for the cc chain

[@toad7395]

POLY DO THIS EVERY YEAR!! I BEG YOU

[@ramadumpy]

i love how u explained the macro like zeus faking to help bot dive and avoiding vision to go top lane

[@codino97]

good video, just a quick note, it was t1 vs the lpl not because of semis, but it was dubbed during quarters since t1 vs lng was the last game of quarters and at the time the 5 teams in the competition were t1 and the 4 lpl teams, eventually they beat lng and then it was t1 vs the 3 you mentioned. Also t1 beat blg in worlds 2023 in swiss 2-0 in a bo3

[@braynergabriel6282]

This final was wild.

[@wencekbabilonia2836]

good day mr. Bard guy

[@l3monlif33]

Also in the second last play where faker galio flashes in, I originally thought Ahri has ult seeing the icon on left side but Ahri actually used all charges of her ult before already so there's no way knight could have get out of it

[@Zelphyn]

Huge Respect to BLG though, they're not just all talk, they're a very formidable team and gave us an amazing finals.

[@KagamineNachy]

I do sincerely believe that poppy ult last game was THE mvp of that game

[@joacodominguez13]

It seems knight has been enlightened by the all-knowing lvl 1 poly techniques. We need T1 to learn these techniques for the 6th trophy

[@mateuslevi8700]

beautiful quote in the ending!

[@SSkurai]

Game 4: 16:45 Faker got the hint because Elk used Satchel away. Sure Elk could mindgame him and baited that, but Faker still has Flash himself with Elk still being very far up in the lane, chance of him dying to Ziggs, Rakan and Sejuani is quite slim if he plays it out well enough. So this was a good play for Faker regardless, pretty bad by Elk. Oner also sidesteps Rakan knock-up at 17:27 to add to this micro play.

[@zzrroott6459]

you should watch theshy explaining the rocketbelt e sylas. he explains how it works in his vod review of finals

[@Hellothere-ss4jq]

Next FlyQuest vs. GenG...please

[@Darkstormsun9865]

correction T1 BEAT BLG IN A BO3 IN SWISS, why do so many people forget this? did no one watch worlds 2023?

[@leaguefixesyourmatches8259]

I learned more about league in 25 minutes than 8 years of playing.

[@sarmonnimuras4138]

tbh the fact that Guma died from the same cheese twice in a row actually surpised me and made me second guess myself

[@danielliang9266]

13:21 Faker limit testing even for 1 cs. Also, the timing has to be right after the E hits to get it. 16:58 Faker knows that they reset because Elk used his W the moment Faker walked up and faked pressure. It's just full on mindgames from Faker Just finished watching. Really love this type of content from you, your touch of editing tickles my brain just right

[@Tofumang]

awesome video poly

[@jackevarts5698]

I know he's probably picking sylas, but man T1 Galio son would go so fucking hard

[@terr0byte661]

i like how in game 5 draft t1 after letting bin have his jax went immidietly to get galio to try to prevent sylas pick due to how bad this match up looked in game 2 for sylas well at least i had this wibes from how quickly they locked galio in