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There are certain predefined conditions for the appearance of some battlefields or rules, but generally, it is based on probability, determined right before the match. Until it is revealed, even the event organizers do not know what will happen.

No one knows under what conditions the game will be played. Therefore, professional gamers who will step into the match must be able to handle any situation.

This tendency became stronger as the level of the teams and players rose. Kelberos, Hero, Phantom, Reaper—among the players known worldwide, none showed significant fluctuations in their performance based on the battlefield or rules. However, well, pro gamers are ultimately human.@@novelbin@@

Depending on personal preferences and tendencies, there will inevitably be differences in advantages or disadvantages. It's not that they can't perform in a team deathmatch, but they can shine brighter in a deathmatch setting. These small elements shaped the individuality of the players and, by extension, their teams, and even created their styles.

This is why analyzing the opposing team before the match is important. If this match seems too favorable for the opponent, more caution is needed. Just like the current situation.

"The battlefield for the 3rd set between AT and Sigma eSports will be ‘The Place Where Storm Sleeps.’ The rule is ‘Winner-Takes-All.’" "‘The Place Where Storm Sleeps’ has no complicated gimmicks, and aside from the basic natural environment, it's not a very complex field." "It’s true that classes with lightning-related skills are advantageous, but overall, the winner will likely be decided by their skill level." "AT will not show any weak spots either. But still… it seems like Sigma eSports with Ga-wol will be a bit luckier." "‘Winner-Takes-All.’ Naturally, the focus will be on Ga-wol, right?"

At match point, the winner-takes-all rule for the 7-game series was set. The opponent was Ga-wol, who is considered one of the best in individual combat at this point in time. It could be said that fate was playing a cruel joke.