Team Klaw is actually a little stronger than the world thinks.

In the OGN league in South Korea, because the two teams with NJ club shine like twin stars, it seems that the other OGN teams below these two teams are covered up and can only serve as a green leaf foil.

But for example, Team Tolk is also known to the majority of League of Legends players around the world because of the existence of a "god-level" support player like Blaze, who is at the top of the list of the gods.

As a rookie in the season, the Fate team has also come into the world's attention with the strong playing style and amazing operation strength of the mid-laner captain Sword, as well as the arrogant declaration of challenging the entire hanbok.

Team Klaw, for example, was unlucky.

First, in terms of the overall strength of the team, they are not as good as the twin star teams of the NJ club in OGN.

Second, although their mid-laner captain Gem has the strength of the "half-step god-level" mid-stage, he was defeated by Sword in the match with Team Fate a while ago, and he became a stepping stone for juniors.

Regardless, Team Klaw is not to be underestimated.

They are one of the teams with the most World Finals in the Hanbok professional circle, and they are actually slightly higher in the OGN league than Team Tolk, behind NJseal and NJwolf in third place.

At that time, Team Fate won against Team Klaw in the middle lane, but on the one hand, it was indeed a bit of a carelessness on the part of Gem, and on the other hand, the final result of that match was still Team Klaw's victory.

So after hearing that the guest team of the finals of this Hero Cup was the Klaw team, the national server began to be hotly discussed in the Tieba forum.

The topics discussed were basically the same -

What are the chances of Team Back against Team Klaw?

……

The discussion among players in the national server is hot, and there is basically no reason to absolutely support the optimistic Back team.

But on the Korean side, Hanbok players on the Internet are scoffing at this.

Because of this opportunity to play against the guest team of the finalists, only the final champion team of the Hero Cup can get it.

That Back team still wants to win the championship?

Dream on!

In the Hanbok players' opinion, the final result will definitely be their own Fate team in one fell swoop, and then play another friendly exchange match with the senior team, and the fat water will not flow into the field of outsiders, this kind of competition opportunity for teams from other countries servers don't even want to get touched!

However, there is no point in talking about it.

It's just about to start the semi-finals, and both Team Back and Team Fate will have to beat their opponents and advance to the finals before they're ready to talk about the conversation.

In contrast, the hopes of Hanbok players were disappointed faster.

On the morning of the third day of the Hero Cup, the first group of the semi-finals, B03, was played between Team Fate and Team Knight of North America.

South Korea's gaming media and gamers are all more supportive of their own Fate team.

But if they have the ability to really understand the origins of the North American team......

I don't think it takes it for granted.

Of course, there is no need for them to unrealistically fantasize too long, because the results of the first set of matches in the morning came out quickly.

BO3, the North American Knight team won two battles and two wins.

Defeat Team Fate to advance to the finals.

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As soon as the results of the first group of semi-finals came out in the morning, all players in the entire hanbok were stunned.

If the day before yesterday, their Fate team lost to China's Back team in both group games, then it is barely understandable and acceptable to deal a heavy blow to them.

Because after all, someone and a girl have almost become a legendary-level existence in Hanbok, and all Hanbok players still have a fairly clear understanding of the strength of CN, Hook2, CN, and DancingShoe.

But......

Now even a rookie team in North America has beaten their Fate team 2-0!?

This is simply a heavy punch, and the hard swing completely shatters the last bit of belief that Korean players insist on:

Is the strongest rookie dark horse in OGN, which they are proud of, so weak and vulnerable in this world's professional circle......

Not only ordinary Hanbok players, but also many professional team players in the Korean e-sports circle were also a little shocked and moved.

This North American team called Knight is so strong!

In the morning, the Klaw team, which was the guest of honor for tonight's finals, also came to watch the game, and the mid-laner captain Gem, who was sitting in the front row of guests, watched the two matches from beginning to end, and his face was quite ugly.

The strength of Team Fate, as well as the mid-laner Sword, he knows all too well.

However, after these two games, except for the middle laner position that was slightly suppressed by Sword on the line, the other upper and lower lanes, including the jungler, all had the upper hand and suppressed steadily.

The combination of Arrow and Shield on the bottom lane is even stronger!

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From the perspective of the overall style of play, if the Fate team, which has made it all the way to the OGN league with a fierce and aggressive momentum and won the title of the strongest rookie team, is like a wolf pack.

So.

Team Knight is like a group of cheetahs that work together seamlessly.

Originally, cheetahs are not social creatures in nature, because they are strong enough individually, but the Knight team is like a group of cheetahs that have been perfectly blended into a team, and the power exerted is even more terrifying.

Agile and elegant, not cautious and steady.

As fast as the wind and as slow as a forest.

Aggression is like fire.

Fatal with one hit.

Gem, who was sitting in the guest seat at the time, was about to break out in a cold sweat, because he subconsciously compared his Klaw team with this North American team, and found that their chances of winning were almost less than 40%.

By the afternoon, though, Gem's face had become even more ugly.

Putting aside the strength of the two teams in the bottom lane, the main reason why Gem's mood suddenly became extremely bad this time was ......

It was because he saw the figures of the two "old acquaintances" on the field.

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