Four teams remain in the 2015 League of Legends World Championships. After three long weeks of competition, two Korean and two European squads have moved on to face each other in the semifinals to attempt to punch their tickets to the finals in Berlin.
Let’s take a look back on how they got there.
It may have taken a while, but Origen was able to take down the Flash Wolves in four games in the first quarterfinal match. With no single game finishing before the 40 minute mark, the two late game-focused teams were happy to just farm up a storm for the first chunk of any given game, only to explode into brutal and chaotic team fights once they had sufficient items in their inventory.
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Let’s take a look back on how they got there.
It may have taken a while, but Origen was able to take down the Flash Wolves in four games in the first quarterfinal match. With no single game finishing before the 40 minute mark, the two late game-focused teams were happy to just farm up a storm for the first chunk of any given game, only to explode into brutal and chaotic team fights once they had sufficient items in their inventory.
Continue reading…
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