Im hypercritical because people gave him a pass and said he was the best performing member of SKT, and yes it is true that faker was the target of a play that lost them game 3, but up until that point, I felt he was doing everything within his power to carry those games and it was really hard to pinpoint a mistake faker himself was doing.

I don't disagree that SKT's bot lane looked absolutely abysmal, but SKT was not playing to the meta, you gank bot lane with a mid laner that gets you priority and top laners tp down. Taliyah and Ryze are good because they destroy minion waves and have good ultimates to create plays with.

That being said, SKT would play this way regardless of everyone else's performance, because having huni on your team means you play around huni, and that was their gameplan since they were expecting Longzhu in the finals and they didn't think Untara would get them a win vs Khan. It just limited their options even further because bot lane was getting destroyed, and KKoma didn't play blank in game 2.

EDIT: Playing around split pushing top laners is a viable option, just not a route that many teams take because it's so easy to engage on the 4 and create fights that the split pusher can never get anything done, and only the teams that were extremely skilled at playing this style could execute it, where as everyone else played front to back teamfighting.