LOL - MSI 2022: The main G2 eSports weapons to destroy with Evil Genuises in the group stage

Although the rivalry between the US is presented as an eternal war, the winner of the latter can still be decided. ** The figures do not lie, and in most cases these clashes have been for the benefit of Europeans.

• Jankos: Subject verb complement
• The macro game is the key to victory
• The EG are slow at the beginning of the game
• A weakness in the draft
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Jankos: Subject verb complement

The G2 ESports jungle is one of the veterans of the international panorama. His experience will be very important to a team like evil geniuses that will make his international debut. In addition, the Polish has demonstrated again during the playoffs that he can be the Metronome of the team, with 73% of Kill Participation. Among its extremely large champion Pool, its always acute game mechanics and its ability to read the map to anticipate opposite actions, Jankos will be one of G2's great assets in an area where its US rivals could have a much lower performance.

The macro game is the key to victory

For years, G2 has had the reputation of being a very solid macroeconomic team. With an average of 3.1 dragons per game in the playoffs and 0.94 heralds, Europeans are accustomed to mark the rhythm of the party. G2 strategies often revolve around a very strong midgame, and the team prefers to collect dragons at the beginning of the game that collects dragon souls during its peak of power. It is not a predetermined dragon, than It is created when the opposite team recovers the Herald for the snowball, but of an election made knowing by the players of the European team.

The EG are slow at the beginning of the game

While those of G2 proved to be the most effective in the midgame, their future opponents stuttered several times in the early. Despite their general victory, they only brought the first blood in 27.8% of their games during the LCS playoffs. Usually the team manages to return to the game before 15 minutes, and The gap is never very important, but this will mean a particular problem against Europeans. Having a simple early will allow you to reach a position of strength in the midgame, when the team has shone more recently. The combination of these two factors could well cause the defeat of Americans.

A weakness in the draft

Those of Evil Geniuses have also shown a tendency to ban Ahri in the playoffs, and the team ruled out the fox in 78% of the games. That is why , if the champion is very powerful in the goal today, it is not an important problem for most other teams. He received during the LCS playoffs. It should be noted that if she also has been regularly bane in China, neither the LEC nor the LCK have considered it useful to put it at the top of her priorities (only 3 ban during the playoffs in each of these regions). At this level of competition, being put into difficulty by a specific champion that is not OP (even if it is very strong) is a great disadvantage during the phases of picks and bans. ** If EG have not corrected this defect, they will come out directly at disadvantage about Europeans even before the start of the game.

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The last G2 representative is none other than its Midlaner Caps. The Danish has already taken the best of all the leaders of the midlane in several international competitions. Honestly, the Canadian could have had more chances and not fall directly against one of the monsters of the competition (because Faker and Xiaohu are not funny either). Certainly, to become the best, you have to defeat the best, but a beginning in a group without such a strong rival could have been good for EG's rookie to take the brands of him. Therefore, it would not be unlikely that Caps could impose the rhythm of him and, therefore, have much more impact than his direct opponent. **