It is worth mentioning that deft, an advertiser who plays opposite DWG, fought in LPL for five years. At the peak, his strength can be compared with uzi, but like uzi, he failed to realize his dream of becoming a world champion. This is not a sad player.
In fact, the match between DWG and DRX was staged as early as the lck final, and the script was exactly the same as the eight-in-four knockout. DWG beat DRX with an absolute advantage of 3-0. As the number one seed in South Korea and the favourite to win the championship, DWG has shown its absolute superiority. In the group stage, the group only lost one game in the first qualifying. That game was still determined by the first qualifying of the group, and the composition of the trial lineup was there. Even so, JDG is hard to win.
According to Doinb's news in the live broadcast, the winning rate of DWG's training competition is as high as 80%. This horrible winning rate can't be achieved even as the top seed TES team in the first division.
So, why is DWG so fierce?
The first and most important thing is the player's personal ability. Showmaker is the first in Hanbok, and its personal strength is self-evident. After receiving shy education in S8, Nuguli's strength has also steadily improved. Their wild canyon player is also the first wild player in Korea. He once beat up the existence of Tansan, and the strength of the cross-country duo was slightly inferior, but in the cross-country version, it was completely enough to stabilize the line and make a good output.
The second is their team division. Different from the traditional LCK operation style, DWG's style is more inclined to LPL, which is what we call combat style. However, their fighting style is not completely reckless, but also with a little operation. Their understanding and control of the military line and vision is beyond the reach of many LPL teams. It is the handling of the military line and vision that makes them a team.
Generally speaking, DWG is a strong enemy to prevent LPL from winning three consecutive championships. I hope the LPL team can study it well and not take it lightly.