Bilibili Gaming

If you don't know, by the way, another thing I hate about Swiss is I get punished for winning and going to zero.

If I'm not the best team in the world, because now my best three, now my three best of threes in this order, go G2, Gen G, NRG, BLG, two of those are two of the best teams.

Like that's fucking, you've just made this really hard for me.

So another thing I also hate is each tournament life is an equivalent.

And then at the end, you get to the playoffs and you gradually power up.

this is the worlds where you really would have got knocked out in my opinion in Swiss if you'd have ever drawn like a real team in that.

Like if you'd have drawn a BLG or someone in this one earlier on, look, maybe not BLG because that was the worst one.

Like it's a top team basically.

A lot of back and forth trading across the map.

Had a few small skirmishes in this game that left us with about a 2k gold lead around 17 minutes for Bilibili, but two dragons to one for Carmine Corp with Hextech as the sole.

So reasonable overall lead for Bilibili, but the carry gold was more or less dead even at this point.

I bring this up because this is sort of in that area where I'd call this a relatively neutral game state or close enough to it.

These are the types of games that Bilibili tend to struggle in as a whole.

If they don't really, really balloon a huge goal lead, they look kind of middling as a team, and I've talked a lot about this.

Carmencourt, they ended up picking up the fourth dragon, which was their third around the 22-30 mark off of successive picks on Knight and On back-to-back.

At this point in the game, still felt relatively coin-flippy to me, given that the carry-goal differential was more or less the same, but knowing how much Billy Billy tend to struggle to problem-solve in these types of games, I felt really, really good about my Carmine Court position.

Sure.

He did actually – they did recover that game to a point, but then continued to make – slow plays on the map based off what their level was and had bad setups to team fights because they actually pulled back to a gold lead in that game because I thought part of it was because they were better than CFO but then they still choked and then I felt like the level that they had from like the 18 to the 30 minute mark in the CFO game is the level that they displayed the entire BLG game and specifically Quidd was just getting turbo gapped by night like Quidd was sacrificing way too much CS playing way too passively and in the BLG series and honestly the AL series as well in his Akali game.

However, they played with so much more decisiveness against AL when compared to the way they played against BLG.

So I rewatched the whole series last night and it is, AL definitely is playing a little bit below the level that they would have shown when winning the LPL, but I feel like they were more, at the level that AL was throughout the entire year.

And the TL then played at a high level for them.

thinking...

Because KC versus

BLG, they

Sports is going to be next.

Then we have BLG versus MCOY and AL versus KC.

So it's going to be all of the LPL representatives to kick off the day.

They're the only ones that are all playing their games right back to back, which is hilarious.

And if he's able to, like, tilt Jan whole,

that could go poorly.

Just to add on, like, from the EU-centered thing, like, I would be super happy that Emcoi and KC get to face off against BLG AL, because first of all, you don't have to match up against them again, at least for the while.

But also, you just get to see what the level is, right? And you're literally facing the 1-2 team from LPL in a best-of-one.