- Farming: cs per minute and cs differential at 15 min
- Aggressiveness: kills per minute and damage per minute
- Objectives: objectives per minute and % of objectives killed (objectives are Herald, dragon and nashor)
- Vision: wards per minute, vision wards per minute and wards cleared per minute
Group stage statistics
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Plexa
Aotearoa39261 Posts
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Plexa
Aotearoa39261 Posts
It's hard to read anything into RNG's stats since the only thing they have going is vision control. This suggests that they want to use vision control to execute their gameplan... but are unable to do that. This shouldn't be too surprising given their volatility during the group stages. Albus Nox are statistically the weakest team moving into the Ro8, and these stats suggest that H2K should win their series. Why? The disparity in vision control and the fact that H2K can capitalise on objectives. These stats also portray Rox as one of the aggressive teams in this tournament. However that's not the style of gameplay that they're known for (as they're known for their late game macro play). I'd hazard a guess that this represents a willingness to pull the trigger and end the game given the opportunity. I wonder how much Samsungs steam-rolly last week influenced the statistics. Outside of that last week, Samsung have been anything but a steam-rolly aggressive team. Will be very interesting to see if that continues against C9. Speaking of which, C9's stats suggest that Samsung will have a good time against them. The stats suggest C9 are playing farming games without focus on converting that into something (being it vision or objectives or kills). This might mean they're unable to punish any mistakes Samsung makes in being overly aggressive. | ||
Yorbon
Netherlands4272 Posts
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Sent.
Poland8962 Posts
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geript
10024 Posts
On October 13 2016 20:40 Plexa wrote: Some thoughts: It's hard to read anything into RNG's stats since the only thing they have going is vision control. This suggests that they want to use vision control to execute their gameplan... but are unable to do that. This shouldn't be too surprising given their volatility during the group stages. Albus Nox are statistically the weakest team moving into the Ro8, and these stats suggest that H2K should win their series. Why? The disparity in vision control and the fact that H2K can capitalise on objectives. These stats also portray Rox as one of the aggressive teams in this tournament. However that's not the style of gameplay that they're known for (as they're known for their late game macro play). I'd hazard a guess that this represents a willingness to pull the trigger and end the game given the opportunity. I wonder how much Samsungs steam-rolly last week influenced the statistics. Outside of that last week, Samsung have been anything but a steam-rolly aggressive team. Will be very interesting to see if that continues against C9. Speaking of which, C9's stats suggest that Samsung will have a good time against them. The stats suggest C9 are playing farming games without focus on converting that into something (being it vision or objectives or kills). This might mean they're unable to punish any mistakes Samsung makes in being overly aggressive. Pretty interesting. I'd disagree about Rox; they're known for being a strong macro team, but they 'win macro' almost solely by winning the mid-game. It's like they get to the 1-2 item power spike and ram straight for the opponents weak points. FWIW, H2K doesn't look like a good objectives team. I missed their week 2 play, but week 1 they looked bad. | ||
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