Showdown between IG and RNG: The Peak Battle in the 2021 LPL Spring Split (Exciting Performance of IG vs RNG in the 2021 LPL Spring Split)

Showdown between IG and RNG: The Peak Battle in the 2021 LPL Spring Split (Exciting Performance of IG vs RNG in the 2021 LPL Spring Split). Introduction: The finals of the 2021 LPL Spring Split will take place at 2 PM today, where 12 teams from major regions around the world will compete in thrilling matches. With the start of the preseason qualifiers, semifinals, and finals, the League of Legends World Championship will kick off on July 6th, where two teams defeated RNG with a score of 3-2 to advance to the regular season.

Match Results:

【Winner’s Bracket】 RNG vs EDG

【Loser’s Bracket】 LGD vs FPX

The starting players for this match are FNC, WE, G1, T2, IG, and RGE, and from the picture above, it can be seen that the strength of both sides is quite equal.

【Win-Loss Comparison Analysis】: In the first game, RNG’s lineup was quite different from the previous season, but starting from the second game, both sides showed obvious advantages in their gameplay and started focusing on jungle development.

【Conclusion】: There is not much difference in the performance of both teams in the game, but starting from the mid-game, they gained a significant economic advantage. They were able to team fight in the mid-game, so RNG had a certain advantage in the mid-game team fights.

Above is the summary of the two matches in the League of Legends LPL Spring Split finals stage. We hope you enjoy it!

Exciting Performance of IG vs RNG in the 2021 LPL Spring Split

With the start of the LPL Spring Split, the first round of matches in 2021 has already ended. In the 2021 season mid-invitational tournament, each side won one match. What kind of challenges will they face? Let’s take a look at the performance of EDG vs RNG in the League of Legends mobile game on the regular season field of the 2021 season!

Exciting Performance of IG vs RNG in the 2021 LPL Spring Split

【Starting Lineup】

Top laner Theryf, support Meiko (Xiaopao), mid laner Zetch, jungler DRX.

【BP Analysis】

First, let’s talk about the top lane:

Let’s start with the blue side:

At the start of the blue side’s match, both sides pressed hard on the side lanes, and they engaged in intense battles in the mid-game. RNG, relying on their strong early game ability, killed both teams in exchange for one. However, this time the opponent is RNG, and these two heroes also have high capabilities. Both sides were at a disadvantage at the beginning of the game.

So, in the early game, both sides had a minion defending the towers, while RNG took down the dragon.

In the mid-game, from the mid lane to the bottom lane, the jungle areas on both sides were opened up, and both sides had two heroes roaming to support. RNG had an advantage in the early game, and these two heroes also had some development potential.

In the mid-late game, RNG, with their economic advantage, established a good overall situation in the bottom lane.

In the late game, both sides had two heroes cooperating to catch enemies. With no advantage for either side in the early game, the gap between the two lanes widened, and the strengths of both sides were quite equal.

In the late game, RNG relied on their ultimates. In small skirmishes, both sides were at a disadvantage. Therefore, the final result was that RNG took down the Baron and won the game.