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[Life] Nagoya Asian Games / "League of Legends" Taiwan Loses 0-3 to South Korea, Wins Silver for the Second Consecutive Time

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Taiwan's "League of Legends" representative team faced South Korea in the Nagoya Asian Games gold medal match today (2nd), ultimately losing all 3 games with a score of 0-3 and taking home the silver medal. Following the Hangzhou Asian Games, the Taiwanese team once again stood on the podium, winning silver for the second consecutive Asian Games. The best-of-five gold medal match saw South Korea take the first 3 games, ending the match 3-0. Although the Taiwanese team showed competitiveness in some games, they were outmatched by South Korea in crucial team fights and resource control, ultimately failing to win a single game. South Korea's roster this year was star-studded, including the legendary mid-laner "The Unkillable Demon King" Faker (Lee Sang-hyeok). However, Faker did not play in today's gold medal match; Zeka (Kim Geon-woo) took the mid-lane position for all 3 games, supported by other team members. They ultimately defeated Taiwan with their overall team strength in a straight-set victory. This Taiwan-South Korea showdown was highly anticipated by many players. During the match, the Taiwanese team was able to contend with South Korea in the early stages, leading to a surge in online discussion. Many players paid close attention to the resilience shown by Taiwan in team fights and laning phases, but South Korea's mid-to-late game decision-making and resource control proved superior. Led by coach Chen Ru-chih, the Taiwanese team achieved a 2-1 record in the group stage, advancing as the second seed. They then defeated Vietnam 2-0 in the semifinals, reaching the Asian Games gold medal match for the second consecutive time, and once again finishing with a silver medal. Further Reading Nagoya Asian Games / Esports League of Legends Wins Silver Against Korea, Matching Best Historical Result Source Link: https://www.rti.org.tw/news?uid=3&pid=235345

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