Hey. My name is Khroen, and welcome to the Top 3 Recap for the Gizmos
& Gadgets World Championship.
Coming in at Number 3,
we have WooZzul's Caitlyn 3 at 2 3.
Now, this is something that I'm
pretty sure nobody expected to see in the championship,
but WooZzul pulled it out and not only pulled it out, but leaned
fully into it, itemizing it with double shojins and a blue buff,
managing to even take it to a top four finish and narrowly
being able to secure a fourth place finish overall in the whole tournament
just ahead of guubums.
So really good job there done by WooZzul.
All right.
Coming in at Number 2 for the Top 3 surprises
was Megumin rocking a Twitch re-roll composition
all the way to a first place. Re-roll coming into the championship,
pretty much dead on almost everyone's radar.
But Megumin said, nope, not me.
I'm going to play it, not only play it, but play it
well enough to take a victory on day number two, game four.
"The Twitch makes it!"
"Megumin with the Twitch re-roll!"
"Gets the first place. I can not believe my eyes."
And even tried his luck at it in the very next game
with the same composition, but only really worked once because
unfortunately the next time around, he did go bottom 4.
But still a wonderful surprise and a meta-defining trend of the tournament.
"Wait, no way."
"What?"
"Uh, hello?"
"What is happening, Risa? This is unprecedented."
And coming in at number one.
It was, of course, Dr Oh's Silco 2 that he found on 3 5 at level 7!
Such insane odds to hit three of the same legendary unit at level 7.
It's just it was the whole game was a roller coaster
of emotions, really, because getting tht Silco 2 meant that Oh, Dr. Oh
should be fine in this situation, surely.
Right? But no.
While he stabilized for a little bit, the game, unfortunately, ended with Dr. Oh
in fifth place. Not being able to secure a top 4
there was heartbreaking, but surely either way a game to remember.
And next, we're going to have our Top 3 "Oops" moments.
Coming in at Number 3,
we have caster cats!
Now, for cat owners across the world, it's not your house,
it's your cat's house, and you're just living in it.
So if they want to come on camera when you're working an important show
they're going to find a way.
But they are cute, though, right?
And coming in at Number 2, we have Megumin dies.
Now, unfortunately, you know, it just wasn't Megumin's game.
The comp was okay, but being knocked out before you even get to see your third
augment choice?
Yeah, that's a bit of an oops.
"Megumin ...is dead! Exact lethal not able to see his turn augment."
And coming in at Number 1, we have the three Dravens by LiLuo.
"A Sivir - oh,
hold on, we're going to pivot over and look at Liluo who's also rolling."
"Hold the phone!"
"Did we just pass a three Draven shop?"
"What?!"
"Holy tunnel-vision, Batman!"
Now, LiLuo's rolling down.
It's a super intense spot, really low HP, huh?
Rolls into three Dravens.
Doesn't take them.
But, hey, I guess we can all look past that
when you go on to win the whole tournament, can't we?
And now we finally have the Top 3 players
coming out of the Gizmos & Gadgets World Championship.
Coming in Number 3, it was ddudu.
ddudu a super impressive player all around. Coming in from Korea,
was able to not only play the Sivir composition really well, but
just to make some really, really creative boards happen.
He was super good at assessing board strength in the early game,
using that to push a fast nine and playing so many exciting late game
legendary boards.
It was, honestly, a really well deserved 3rd place.
And comin' at Number 2, we have
LiuLi.
Now, LiuLi was just a half a step behind LiLuo, with both of them
entering game number 4 of the final day of the championship with the opportunity
to win the whole thing, even borrowing a comp from LiLuo
a little bit earlier with those Lucian Arkanas.
Now similar to ddudu, LiuLi was also really good at playing
creative boards, finding ways to Top 4 out of really, really rough spots.
And overall, that is what led to LiuLi being able
to secure a Top 2 finish overall on the event.
Really well done.
And finally coming in at, of course, Number 1, it's going to be LiLuo!
Now, LiLuo had a fantastic tournament from start to finish, not only on day 3
that he finished in 1st place, of course, and win the whole thing,
but in day 2, he got 1st place overall on the day
carrying a top finish from multiple days is not something that pretty much
any other TFT player has been able to do in competitive history.
Playstyle, phenomenal.
China was seen as one of the strongest regions,
if not the strongest coming in for the event,
and LiLuo absolutely delivered on that promise.
A huge congratulations to LiLuo, very well deserved 1st place finish.
And there you have it.
That was the Top 3 recap for the Gizmos & Gadgets World Championship.
Hope you enjoyed those moments and we'll see you in Set 7 Dragonlands!