The tournament meta is about to change drastically, Riot still finds it difficult to “stop” T1 at MSI 2022
In recent seasons, Riot There are always quite unique moves before the big tournaments. That’s having major buffs tweaking that leads to a whole new meta when MSI or Worlds is about to begin.
At MSI 2021, the community saw a tournament with a lot of interesting choices such as Rumble’s dominance, Morgana in the Jungle position or Lee Sin appearing a lot in Top and Mid. Meanwhile, Worlds 2021 is also highly rated for champion diversity from the Play-In to the Group Stage.
Yone – Yasuo brothers have a chance to shine at MSI 2022
The completely changed meta makes the performance of the teams participating in these tournaments very unpredictable. There are many teams that competed very well in the domestic tournament before but had difficulty entering the international tournament. The most typical is the case of Funplus Phoenix at Worlds 2021. Doinb and his teammates did not have time to adapt to a very new way of playing, which led to the end of being eliminated in the group stage.
Continuing this tradition, Riot is about to make drastic adjustments in the updates before MSI 2022. The changes in the upcoming version 12.7 also give the community a first look at the new meta.
The first is the fact that a series of Gladiator generals with physical damage are greatly increased in strength. We can mention familiar names such as Pantheon, brothers Yone and Yasuo. In particular, Wukong has increased the “magic magic” in this version with the ability to overcome the wall from the W – Mischievous Warrior, thereby creating a powerful mutation in the Jungle position as well as in two single lanes. .
Wukong is about to become a monster in the forest from 12.7
Another stepping stone for the Gladiator meta to return is the appearance of Junglers with a tendency towards Magical Power. Both Karthus and Lillia received increased damage to monsters in 12.7, while Nidalee was also buffed before. Diana is still a useful champion at the moment. It is these generals that will pave the way for Mid lane players to freely choose Gladiator champions without being too dependent on the control mages.
It can be seen that Riot’s goal is to increase game speed. The return of strong early-game ADCs like Lucian, Kalistar is also proof of this. It will make the tempo of the matches increase, not until the pure Aphelios, Jinx, .. Gunners shine in combat or late game when they have enough items.
Maybe it’s only when the Mid Support meta meta makes it difficult for Faker
After Riot released information about the 12.7 update, there were many opinions that the balance team was trying to “nerf”. T1“, the team is showing too much power at the moment when they won the championship LCK Spring 2022. The fact that champions like Jayce, Lee Sin, and Ryze are directly nerfed is not difficult to make the community think of T1’s champions.
However, at the present time, the sudden meta change is unlikely to cause problems for T1. With his many years of playing experience, Faker is knowledgeable enough to be able to prepare well with the coaching staff for any meta.
But even so, T1 still probably won’t have much trouble in the new meta
First of all, let’s talk about the extremely large champion pool of T1 members, in addition to “boy 72 champ” Faker, young players like Zeus, Oner, Gumayusi, Keria also showed that they are ready to use many different types of champions. .
Assuming the meta at MSI 2022 will shift back to last year, Oner still has forehand junglers like Diana, especially Nidalee – the champion that this player loves but is rarely used in the season. last tournament. When the ADC no longer plays the carry role, Zeus or Faker can completely handle it.
Besides, T1 also has a huge advantage that is the time to learn the meta. With the LCK being the earliest to end in all regions, Faker and his teammates have plenty of time to prepare, and look closely at the changes in the upcoming updates.
The early end of LCK Spring 2022 is also an opportunity for T1 to have more time to practice mastering the new meta
Finally, the home field advantage when MSI 2022 is officially held in Busan, South Korea. T1 will save a lot of time on preparing and moving to the competition venue. In addition, recent information shows that T1’s biggest opponent – the 2022 LPL Spring Champion team may not be able to attend or have to play online.
With a series of favorable conditions, favorable weather, and harmony at the present time, T1 has more and more opportunities to win the MSI 2022 championship at home. At this point, the community has questioned whether Riot’s underground efforts can stop Faker and his teammates from reaching the throne?
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