peke's also played assassins like kha6 and zed and teamfighters like orianna,
Yes, he played assassins... sitting in bushes as soon as a tower went down, waiting to catch people on rotations. He plays Orianna... and sits in a bush as soon as a tower goes down, waiting to catch people on rotations. Regardless of what champion xPeke is playing Fnatic as a
team had huge tells that were easily punished.
it's a team that likes splitpushing but they've also done poke comps with jayce, double ap comps with liss or karma top, they're playing renekton mid right now, seriously the fact that they're doing gank squads (like every other team right now) is just work as usual.
Everyone tried poke comps during Jayce fever, and it's worth noting that Fnatic never really got very good at it. "Double AP" isn't really a playstyle, especially when you're just doing it to enable the playstyle that's already been stated.
And no, not everyone did Fnatic style gank squads. The Korean teams take advantage of towers being down and lack of map vision to make rotations and take objectives, which is the antithesis of playing peek-a-boo with bush ganks. That's why they won: Fnatic would go hide in a bush and wait for someone to walk by so they could kill them, the Korean team would just go take a tower since there weren't any enemies on the map.
They were way too slow to adapt to using vision superiority in ways other than setting up ganks and it costs them the tournament. They need to stop doing "signature Fnatic plays" because as soon as you have a play people can call a "signature" it's become a liability against good teams.
and like I'd be the first to whine about that, the reason I hate c9 is that because they play every single game the same. your mediocre laners push push push and avoid fights until dragon fight, then snowball off someone reaching 6 faster than the other team. fortunately they seem to be adapting to new meta because they played like 27 games exactly like that
Oh, don't get me wrong, C9 has the exact same problem. The fact you can
always count on Meteos to show up to claim farm in an empty lane is a huge liability you can exploit against them, for example. You basically have free vision of their jungler any time there's a wave in a lane where the laner is missing, which gives you free aggression and invasion elsewhere on the map. He's greedy as shit and thinks of himself too much as a carry, and good teams will punish him for it.
(Though, watching these games, it does seem like he's - ironically - become a somewhat more "giving" jungler despite the changes this season being more in favor of his hard-farming jungle style.)
and fnatic's playstyle didn't have anything to do with this game. bad picks and a fed kassadin is what sealed the deal
It made it impossible for them to come back once they got behind. Knowing that their reaction to falling behind is to look for surprise picks, C9 was constantly moving toward "target" champions (ie, the Draven) so that they could turn around the inevitable attempts to gank them. Every time Fnatic tried to pile onto someone Meteos and Hai were literally right behind them to counter it. That's not coincidence, that's one team having a far too predictable response to a situation.