Put yourself in the scenario: you're on a low table team wanting to secure a win and all of a sudden something of a game breaking degree throws you and your team off. Invisible ults, particle bugging, Phantom Garens spinning in bushes, you name it. The game is never over until the nexus explodes. Suppose you were on VIT. What would you have done? Cause I would have called for a remake as well knowing if my team were to have lost, that'd just put us one more game closer to relegation, ESPECIALLY if Origen won their following series.
I can understand you're upset. I am too as a viewer. That was definitely a 2-0 win for GIA. But like Korijenkins said, they could have just won again and didn't, effectively resorting back to the same series choking they undergo when they slip behind. And to point out one statement:
Waaay to go Riot, waay to go...but sure, just go brag about how you have a tool to set back time in these cases where it would be of need that can´t do shit apparently.
This is just out of anger. Nobody's bragging whatsoever. Bugs happen. Gamebreaking scenarios happen. Remakes happen. They have the tool which literally underwent an emergency crash course use because of such a scenario. It's unfortunate that it couldn't get around the entire world in 30 days or anywhere else for that matter. Who could've seen such a need for this tool so soon?