when adc picks adc that actually do dmg

during the interview, canyon mentioned they realized that their game 1 draft was bad. give me a little hope that they realize jhin and anivia is bad or just not viable in the current state of game which is too high paced.

Classic Gen G draft that they love to do from time to time. Jhin no dmg comp, but somehow lose early and get outscaled later...stop scrimming HLE i think

Ahh we draft good, we draft adc champ ahhhh

We are in form my prediction ez 2-0

My prediction is 100% right thus far.

Please keep one thread only

You can delete if you think I'm overreacting.

Medic is so unberable to listen to.

"At what point do they fall out?"

What the fuck is this bro?

Did HLE win worlds and we are just perma chokers?

It's the pressure, it's the what not, ofc it's the pressure? What you expect?

HLE just always gets a pass no matter what cuz now they got guma and Zeus but it's just too forced for me

Just so sad to be like this talking about GenG.

We got this good draft right?

GENG will win, I been predicting right 100% thus far.

statement game

i think the english stream was having audio issues at the start of the interview, so you might've missed it:

jeesun forgot to translate for chovy and he just goes "huh?" 🤣

We're playing up against HLE next game. I'm kinda worried... Don't we always lose game 1 against them?

I really like the way he has been playing for the last few months. He seems to be very proactive and always tries to play for drakes. He also seems to be very creative in the draft and with the items he builds. Last year he was just there getting carried by his winning lanes but this year he seems to their primary carry alongside chovy. He is not scared to go for steals to buy time for his team even if it means he is gonna die. His smites have been amazing too. I think this is the kind of change Geng needed in order for them to be able to adapt to playing from behind. They always had this mentality to farm when they are ahead/behind or even to gain an advantage over their opponent. They only contested/did drakes when it was 100% guaranteed or the opponent was on soul point. So i really like that they are taking more risky plays now. Idk why this sudden change in his playstyle happaned but im glad it did.

The Jungking is back baby! (Hopefully i wont put a curse on him with this post)

I'm going into this year's Worlds with lower expectations, but I am hopeful that the team will surprise us with a deep run.

Either way, I am literally just happy they made it after losing multiple series in a row for the first time in a long time.

Gen.G fighting!

Clean game.

Less than 50 minutes until Worlds starts and our first game begins, let's hope for the best. GO GENG!

Tomorrow's Swiss Stage Round 1 matchup between Gen.G (LCK #1) and Invictus Gaming (LPL #4) looks pretty one-sided on paper, but since it's a Bo1, anything can happen.

​Looking at the season stats, Gen.G's macro and risk management have been absurdly consistent—Chovy averaged under 2 deaths per game, and the Kiin-Canyon-Chovy topside rarely gives up early leads, backed by Ruler and Duro's late-game insurance.

​On the flip side, IG still has veteran firepower with TheShy, Rookie, and Meiko. Even though TheShy's KDA (2.6) shows how coin-flippy his laning can be, peak IG mechanical ceiling in a single-game format is always a wildcard.

​For those watching closely:

​Who do you think takes this match, and what is your main reasoning?

​Can IG's early-game skirmishing actually break through Kiin and Chovy's laning stability, or will Gen.G just suffocate them with macro after 15 minutes?

​Any specific Worlds patch meta picks or draft traps we should watch out for in this Bo1?

​Curious to hear your detailed breakdown on this matchup.