Kanae Spends Four Hours on League of Legends Team Practice Before the Next Day’s Match

NIJISANJI — Kanae streamed about four hours of League of Legends practice with teammates on Sunday, a session the stream title framed as final adjustments for LTK, with the real match due the next day. The stream opened with draft planning, working through which champions the opposing team might pick or ban, and came back to the draft before it ended.

The practice games did not all go smoothly. About 55 minutes in, a team fight fell apart when an opposing split-pusher pulled the group out of position, and someone on the call summed it up as a lesson. Chat agreed, with one viewer writing that it was good it had not happened in the real match.

Later stretches were mostly review. The group replayed fights and talked through when to fight from the near side instead of diving in, how to avoid being pulled into narrow ground, and whether to push for the dragon instead of chasing kills. Around the one-and-a-half-hour mark, the players spoke candidly about moments when their goals had drifted apart. In the last game they reviewed, the team fell behind on gold and discussed how to deal with Mordekaiser in team fights.

From about 3:35 on, the talk turned to the next day’s draft. The group weighed what to pick or ban against several likely opposing line-ups, said they wanted to run a scrim that follows the real draft order, and planned to practice against Mordekaiser after the match. The stream drew 4,471 chat messages and five Super Chats.