Why Kanavi Being TERRIBLE in the MSI Finals Didn't Matter

So I would just say this, Yamato.

Let's talk a little bit about the final first, 'cause it was a fucking banger final.

I even think, actually, I would start here.

One thing I actually like, I don't know if you saw this, as a random side tangent, but on Twitter, um, someone posted...

I saw even LS saw this later.

Someone posted this new, like app thing where basically what it does is it shows you during a game of League of Legends.

You know, normally we track things like kills, gold advantage, et cetera.

Well, what this thing tries to track, as far as I can tell, is sort of who has control of the map, basically, using things like positioning, kills, wards, et cetera.

And so the, the funny thing is it's like a new way, just like with the gold graph, that you can see how extreme the swings of a game were.

And basically for game five of the MSI final, there is actually a moment, I, I took a screenshot of this, at like 33 minutes into the game, where actually BLG has like 87% control of the map or something, because obviously this is right before they then, like lose a fight.

It goes to the bar...

You know, all that shit that ended the game.

So one thing I wanted to start with here is this.

I do think, as usual, whenever anyone wins, people draw really extreme conclusions about the winner and about the loser.

But I wanna just start by saying this.

Mate, if you were someone who didn't have a dog in this fight, like look, I wanted BLG to win.

I think it's a cool story.

But I think Hanwha Life's brilliant too.

They've got some mega fucking players.

They're both super teams.

I actually just appreciate it.

I always tell you this.

It's not about like my team winning.

I just want a great game.

I actually did think, like the series in general was good, but I actually think that game five was a banger, Yamato.