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You don't need to win all the games, you only need to win the most important BO5 to advance? On the evening of August 4, the most amazing scene occurred in the LPL arena. NIP, a team that had lost eight games in a row, defeated RA 3-0 and successfully advanced to the playoffs. This also created the first team in the history of LPL to advance without winning a single game in the regular stage, which attracted the attention of countless netizens.

Although when the new LPL competition system was first introduced, some netizens analyzed the possibility that a team in the Peak Group could not win a single game and still advance after the last BO5, when NIP actually achieved it, it still caused a lot of complaints. Some viewers felt that this new competition system was not fair. Why should the Nirvana Group, who had worked so hard for so long, be denied their results by a BO5?

But it is worth noting that RA is ranked second in the Nirvana Group, and NIP beat them with a beautiful 3-0, which is very telling. The gap between the strength of the Peak Group and the Nirvana Group is really not that big. In this regard, many netizens used the settings of immortal cultivation novels, saying that this battle was "the great perfection of Nirvana can't touch the early stage of the Peak", "the head of a chicken is always a chicken, and the tail of a phoenix is ​​always a phoenix", "only win the key game"...

In addition, DYS made a bet with Danmu that if NIP lost eight games in a row, KID would leave the live broadcast room for a month. Coincidentally, just a few days after KID stopped broadcasting, NIP won its first victory and advanced to the playoffs, which made many netizens tease KID: "The career achievement is to retire, and the live broadcast highlights are not broadcasted."

In short, the current new competition system has made many people realize the necessity of LPL to cancel promotion and relegation. After all, for those teams ranked higher, even the last one can easily beat the teams ranked lower. LPL now focuses on a strict hierarchy.

At present, the knight's road is still continuing. NIP will most likely face its old rival LGD in the future. It is also unknown whether the old IG mid and jungle in the current hot state can continue to counterattack.

Do you think that the new LPL grouping system, which is similar to promotion and relegation, will be more entertaining compared to the old system?