Joseon had won two to zero against the Vikings. Regardless of the process, they had won decisively and this outcome significantly impacted the entire national competition.0

“What? Joseon won two to zero?”0

“So Joseon will face Persia?”0

“I never thought I’d live to see this.”0

“This makes no sense...”0

Various participants and stakeholders in the national competition thought that reaching the main tournament would be the limit for Korea.0

“Underdog upsets usually end in the preliminaries.”0

A team could get lucky and break through the preliminaries since they only needed to win one match at a time. Looking at Joseon’s preliminary strategies, they clearly planned and played with a single-win mindset. That was enough to get them through the preliminaries, but the main tournament differed.0

“How did they win an entire series with those players?”2

The main tournament required winning multiple games in a series with each match requiring at least two to three wins. 0

Hardly any other variables impacted an entire series besides skills when it came to extended competition that could stretch up to five games. 0

“Winning...0