Embrace Conflict with Composure: The Art of Strategic Engagement

by John Garrett
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리그 오브 레전드 League of Legend : Clash of Fates
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BNK FEARX started the third round of the 2026 LoL Champions Korea (LCK) regular season with a strong 2-0 win against DN Supers at LoL PARK in Jongno on the 30th. Jeon ‘Raptor’ Eo-jin stood out as the Player of the Match (POM) for his key role in disrupting the opponent’s flow, showcasing impressive performances on Lee Sin and Pantheon in the two sets.

Reflecting on his POM award, Raptor expressed his satisfaction with the team’s victory while acknowledging areas for personal improvement. He mentioned, “I’m pleased with the 2-0 victory, but I realize I need to work on my movements. The POM award was unexpected, and it only crossed my mind after the second set with Pantheon.”

When questioned about the team’s focus during the break, Raptor revealed, “Our main objective was to maintain composure and adopt a more methodical approach. We’ve had instances where we were ahead but faltered, so we concentrated on rectifying those issues.” He added, “Given the diverse strategies in the current meta, we embraced our aggressive playstyle and were prepared to engage in skirmishes, utilizing picks like Lee Sin.”

In the initial set, the team efficiently secured the Dragon Soul by the 24-minute mark by prioritizing dragon control, while in the second set, they focused on neutralizing the opposing jungler, Kim ‘Shabel’ Dan-woo. Raptor explained, “Our team composition in the first set provided us with significant control over the bottom river, allowing us to secure dragons early. Regarding Shabel, I studied his gameplay extensively from his KeSPA Cup matches.”

Wrapping up the interview, Raptor emphasized the upcoming challenge against Nongshim RedForce, highlighting the importance of the bot lane matchup. With a solid start to the third round and positive momentum, he expressed his determination to maintain the winning streak moving forward.

This article was originally written in Korean and translated with the help of NC AI. It was then edited by a native English-speaking editor. All AI-assisted translations are reviewed and refined by our newsroom.
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