LPL The summer split is in full swing. If we talk about who is the best top laner in this summer split, it may cause some controversy, because judging from the current performance, it seems that V5 top laner Rich and TES top laner Wayward He is considered to be the most stable performer, while the other top laners either have ups and downs, or their team's performance is poor and their performance has not attracted attention. However, recently in an interview, DK top laner Nuguri boasted about a domestic top laner in the LPL. He was talking about OMG top laner shanji.
Nuguri was asked by reporters during the interview: Have you watched any LPL games recently? Are there any teams or players that impressed you? Nuguri said: Recently, I have found that the OMG team in the LPL is in a hot state, especially their top laner is also playing very well.
After that, Nuguri also praised Shanji. He said: Shanji played very aggressively. I think his Gangplank is really good. I watched a lot of his games.
Beta believes that shanji only played one captain role in this summer split, which was when OMG played JDG. At that time, shanji chose the captain and won the small game with his teammates, but was chased by JDG for 2 consecutive games. Game, OMG still lost this BO3. However, OMG is in really good shape recently. They defeated LNG not long ago and played 3 full games with RNG. Their performance is remarkable. Among them, shanji is the more intelligent top laner. His sprinting pig girl, and Dragon Girl top laner, both are eye-catching.
However, the main problem of the OMG team is still the support in the middle and jungle. There is no problem with the strength of the two in the middle and jungle, but there is a big problem with the hero pool. Once targeted, it will easily explode in the early stage. I don’t know if the support cold is old. Nowadays, the operation problems are relatively big, and the reaction is relatively slow. Some cold players are still very clever in starting groups, but if they don't choose the support type to start groups, they often get lost, and then there are some problems with command.
However, it is still difficult for OMG’s lineup to enter the playoffs. The problem is relatively obvious. Most of the players have hero pool problems, which will be difficult to change in the short term. Even if they barely make it to the playoffs, they will probably be eliminated in the first round. I think To go further, we may need to make adjustments to the lineup. Shanji plays well and is very smart, but he is not a big C player. OMG mainly relies on double C to deal damage. If you want to achieve results, double C The cap is important.
So, do you have anything to say about this wave of Nuguri reviews?
