It was a rare moment of relief for Gen.G.

After a disastrous run at the recent EWC and the LCK roadshow 'House of Gen.G,' where they failed to win a single set and recorded a 0-4 set score, Gen.G finally tasted victory again by defeating Hanwha Life Esports 2-1 today.

Reflecting on the end of their losing streak, head coach Yoo Sang-wook stated, "This was a crucial match for the team, and securing the win has provided us with an opportunity to turn the overall atmosphere around." Kim 'Canyon' Geon-bu added, "I'm happy with the win itself, but I'm even more pleased that our team performance is gradually improving."

Regarding the areas addressed during their slump, coach Yoo explained, "There were moments where the players lacked conviction in certain play situations, so we talked a lot and worked on syncing up. We were able to see a clear improvement compared to our previous matches." However, 'Canyon' expressed lingering dissatisfaction, noting, "I don't think the hesitation we've been showing in teamfights has been completely resolved yet."

When asked why they forced a fight during the first Dragon timing in Game 2 despite spotting the opposing Olaf, 'Canyon' replied, "I didn't fully realize that Olaf had headed to the bottom lane. We needed to adjust when the plan went awry, but we failed to do so."

Coach Yoo identified securing lane priority as the key strategy for the win against Hanwha Life. Looking ahead to their next match against KT Rolster, he vowed, "Every remaining match is critical, so we will prepare thoroughly to ensure we defeat KT, who are currently on a major hot streak." 'Canyon' added, "KT's recent performance feels formidable, but if we prepare well, I believe we can definitely win."