Q: Is there anything you'd like to say to encourage your teammates?
Daeny: "As professionals, it's our job to produce results, especially in the playoffs and at international tournaments. At the same time, I think we've shown real progress.
BLG used to be a team that would always force chaotic fights, but now we're communicating more, trying to create favorable situations together instead of simply skirmishing. I think that's one of the biggest improvements we've made.
That said, when the pressure is at its highest, people naturally fall back on their habits. Looking back, I think I should have made the draft easier for the players or given them a clearer direction.
To be honest, I was mentally exhausted after the previous two matches, so I wasn't in the best condition today either. That's not an excuse, but it did make me reflect on myself. I realized that when the team starts to lose its composure,
I need to step in more decisively and help steady them instead of letting everyone fall back into their usual tendencies.
Even in Game 5, we were debating about Vi and whether to go with Aatrox. But at the end of the day, we lost.
I told the players this: this wasn't just your fault. I wasn't at my best either, and I'm sorry I couldn't keep the team together the way I normally do.
I can't promise we'll always win championships. But my goal has always been to build a team that people can watch and feel, "This team plays beautiful League of Legends."
We'll be shaken for a while, but we'll recover and come back with better performances.
I want to tell the players that this wasn't only their fault. I also lost my composure, and our opponents simply played very well.
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