Worlds 2023: Laud loses to Paris Saint-Germain and relegates to the bottom bracket | very funny

LOUD lost 2-0 to Taiwanese team Paris Saint-Germain Talon, in the first group qualifiers for the entry stage of the 2023 World Championship, the League of Legends World Championship, which was held in Seoul, South Korea, with the defeat in the early hours of Thursday morning, Friday. The Brazilian team fell to the lowest category, and still maintains its chances of ascending to the stage.

After the setback, LOUD shooter Geom-su “Route” held a press conference. He gave his opinion on both games, pointing out communication problems and relieving his compatriot “Croc” Jong-hoon, who performed poorly in both games, of responsibility for the characters’ jungle choices.

The decisive round of Group A, which deserves to remain in the tournament and qualify for the qualifying stage, will be held on Saturday, at 4 am (Brasilia time). The opponent will be the winner of the showdown between the Latin American team Movistar R7 and the Vietnamese team GAM Esports, also scheduled to take place on Friday at 4 a.m.

The setback suffered by Paris Saint-Germain, after its first win on GAM, means that LOUD only has a chance of achieving an unprecedented Brazilian classification for the second stage through the bottom bracket, not the top. In the qualifying round, if they pass the deciding series, the team will face the first-placed team in Group A in the fight for a place in the Swiss stage.

Game 1: Defeat with JunJia Show

The first match started with a LOUD initiative, with PSG attacking in front after just 3 minutes. The Brazilians got the first kill and were eliminated after that.

Three minutes later, LOUD gathered four players to try to move to the top, but they ended up surrounded by their opponents, losing two members and strengthening the J4 bulldozer of Taiwanese hunter Yu “JunJia”. Of PSG’s four eliminations at that stage, three were at the hands of Gongia.

In the 15th minute, with Paris Saint-Germain leading with an additional two thousand gold, Leonardo “Robo”’s attack on two of the competitors at the top opened the way for LOUD to create Al-Mubashir, the second in the match, after he became the first in the goal. Taiwanese.

Robo, playing as Renekton, was a silver lining for Brazil, the only player who, at that moment, could at least compete against PSG. So much so that when the player had the first kill and fell on top, PSG felt comfortable moving on and achieved two more eliminations in the middle. After that, the gold advantage increased to 4 thousand.

The decisive move towards a Brazilian victory came almost in the 24th minute, when Laud eliminated the five rivals in a fight in the middle initiated by Thiago “Tinoans”, from Thalia, and caught the Baron. The Brazilian team reversed the number of kills (12-11) and gold medals (1000).

However, the joy was short-lived, because in the following minutes, the bad decisions made by LOUD and the excellent performance of JunJia – who continued to set the pace – in initiatives, battles and sieges, turned the match around again.

In the 28th minute, Paris Saint-Germain took the lead and the Dragon scored – his third of the match. LOUD tried to fight, but eventually got the worst of it, opening the way for the Taiwanese to knock down towers and suppressors in the middle.

Four minutes later, before the scoreboard again, PSG started with the Baron and took advantage of the opponent’s approach, in another battle led by JunJia, to eliminate the Brazilians and proceed to destroy the Nexus.

The second match: defeat by Taiwanese dominance

If the first match was balanced, despite the pace imposed by PSG, the second match was a walk in the park for the Taiwanese.

Robo, with the surprise selection of Malphite, became the target just 3 minutes after the opponent attacked to open the kill score. PSG maintained their siege on the Brazilian top, while LOUD responded by taking the first dragon and hitting the bottom lane tower.

But PSG quickly began to dominate all the action on the map, and after 10 minutes, they already had a 3-0 lead in eliminations and an additional 3 thousand gold, with a superior farm in all three lanes.

In a battle started by LOUD in the bottom lane, PSG played and killed three players, reaching 6-0 and extending the golden advantage even further, meaning the Brazilian team only had to fend for itself from then on.

The superiority was so great that Laud was only able to achieve the first kill in the 22nd minute, when Paris Saint-Germain bought a fight under the Brazilian tower. However, the Taiwanese came out with the advantage, with 9 to 1 eliminations and a lead of 10,000 gold.

Therefore, it was only a matter of time, with a lot of advantage and control of the map, PSG won, in the 32nd minute, with a score of 23-4, and secured the series victory with a score of 2-0.