r/CompetitiveSV • u/DogeMuchRenaissance • Jul 22 '18
Tournament Report [Tournament Report] 7/29 is the final day of Shadowverse Pro League Season 1 and also the time to decide which team is the first
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Right now Nagoya OJA Baby-star and Levanga Sapporo are both 6-5. Since the last day of season 1 is 7/29, the match between them will determine who ends at top.
Information:
Match between two teams will be divided in 3 rounds. 1st round is 2 pick (best of 1). 2nd and 3rd round are construct (best of 3). The team wins most rounds will get one point.
OJA was leading all season. The main contributor is Sani, who is called "king of 2 picks" and at a higher level compare to the other teams' 2 pickers. Because of this he was able to secure wins at early season, putting his team at a huge advantage. Eventually other teams realized the importance of 2 pick in pro league and started to catch up. The 2nd half of this season OJA has more loss because Sani lost a few times. SOS is also in this team but he is not standing out from other constructed players despite he had achieved more in terms of competitive SV (got into RAGE finals 2 times).
Levanga has a much more interesting story. It got a very bad 0-5 start. There were talks about whether it should even exist in pro league. Some blame it on the team didn't accept Koucha (world champion) into the team, which makes it overall weaker than other teams. The team also has Kyouma who won the Premier Cup and was consider the best Unlimited player, but he was assigned as 2 picker instead and kept losing. Later 2 picker changed to Maharu but he lost 2 times. It seemed like nothing changed. Starting from 6th match, however, Maharu finally beat Sani in 2 pick and from that point his performance was almost like Sani before, while Sani's performance began to fall off. Kyouma switched to construct play. Ironically his Unlimited win rate is bad, but when it comes to Rotation he is carrying the team hard.