Week 6 Day 2 of LEC Summer season 2022 opens with an Astralis upset over a free falling Rogue. Misfits demolish SK Gaming’s surge with an abrupt beatdown!
Misfits vs SK Gaming
I used to be fairly dissatisfied by how one-sided this recreation was…
Each groups have been trying comparatively good going into this match, so I used to be anticipating a backwards and forwards banger, with maybe a photograph end for Misfits.
As a substitute it was merely a gargantuan Misfits mid/jg hole, with each reigning MVP Vetheo and returning crowd favourite Zanzarah simply working amok over SK Gaming, making the most of Gilius’s horrible Vi recreation to execute early performs and construct massive gold leads.
Gilius’s failed flash in opposition to Irrelevant’s Shyvana gifted the Misfits high laner a free First Blood Solo Kill, and Zanzarah abused the flash discrepancy to get Vetheo forward.
I’m very fascinated about each groups’ trajectories with how abrupt this recreation turned out:
Will the honeymoon part with Zanzarah probably give Misfits an opportunity to make a late season push to Prime 4 within the standings?
Will SK Gaming fall again into irrelevancy following their stunning loss to Misfits?
Solely time will inform…
MVP: Vetheo (3)
Astralis vs Rogue
If Rogue are taking it straightforward within the common season to allow them to keep away from burnout after they ramp up for playoffs, that’s wonderful…
If not, we’ve got an issue…
Malrang has been fairly horrible these previous few video games, and with out Rogue’s signature engine propelling them by means of early recreation, not one of the different Rogue members look sharp sufficient to step as much as the plate and take initiative.
Credit score to Astralis for snowballing off of 1 easy ill-executed gank from Malrang, however the entirety of Rogue merely appear to be toothless canine simply ready till they lose.
No aggression and completely no coordination.
JeongHoon had himself an inspiring efficiency on the Bard. The Korean import has been one of many higher helps throughout the league for the entire cut up, and in comparison with an anemic Trymbi, he’s rather more aggressive and prepared to take dangers to seek out a bonus for his workforce.
MVP: JeongHoon (1)
