Starting with Zaozi Ge, a dream lineup

Chapter 120 Single-handedly sets the pace of the game

"Oh dear, looks like our FMVP is going to carry me to victory this game."

Even though Shenchao's Renekton is top-tier, he's still a Diamond 1 player from the Korean server last season, so it's normal for him to be out-farmed. Getting a solo kill will be difficult.

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"A classic 'anyone with hands can do it' line, implying the streamer is disabled."

"Looks like I don't have hands, waaaaaah~"

He picked Twitch for mid lane and, in a short period of time, solo-killed Bdd, the top Zed player in the Korean server, twice. The popularity of his live stream was still steadily rising, and at this point, it had reached a record high of 8 million views on X-Fish.

It's worth noting that the total viewership of the S-series finals was only slightly over 2 million. Now, the influence of a single player is even more terrifying than the live broadcast of the finals.

This infuriated several major platforms that had previously lost out in the competition for RNG's live streaming contract, to the point of slamming their fists on the table in anger.

With 8 million views, even with the bonus of gifts, the actual number of viewers today must be at least several hundred thousand.

This data could only be achieved during the peak years of live streaming platforms in 17 and 18. If this opportunity is missed, both the popularity and the number of viewers will plummet.

Originally, most of the viewers who came to watch Uzi's live stream were casual players from other games, or casual players who usually only played normal games or ARAM and came to join in the fun.

However, an hour has almost passed since the broadcast started, and the number of viewers shown in the background has not decreased much.

And people are still pouring in, and the numbers are still rising.

The owner of X Fish, who defied public opinion to sign the sky-high contract, was all smiles.

The reason why the popularity can continue to be maintained is not just because of the titles of S7 champion and FMVP. The only reason for retaining casual fans is the outstanding quality of the live stream.

Casual fans also actively participated in the live chat interaction. Although Bdd in the mid lane unfortunately lost to Samsung in the S7 World Championship, there is a saying that goes, "He feeds like a dog in the game, but is as fierce as a tiger in ranked games."

With bdd's high win rate with assassins in the Korean server, coupled with League of Legends' intention to create an assassin myth, his strength can be firmly ranked in the top five among mid-lane professional players in Korea.

Most casual viewers don't understand how Bdd performs in professional matches; his title as the best Zed player in the Korean server is enough to intimidate them.

The audience couldn't discern the details of this exchange; all they knew was that Uzi solo-killed Bdd, and a bottom lane ADC solo-killed the mid lane assassin king, which indirectly reflects the current dominance of the LPL region.

In the numerous League of Legends servers, very few AD carries are actually able to carry a game and achieve the honor of being number one in server rankings.

The top-ranked players are mostly mid, top, and jungle players with strong individual skills in solo lanes. Even the few ADCs who briefly rose to the top are accompanied by their own dedicated supports.

ADC is undoubtedly the least popular position in solo queue, and this is only in the early stages of Season 8. Once the game progresses to the mid-to-late stages, the status of ADC will suffer a Waterloo-like decline.

Seeing the numerous questions appearing in the live chat, Li Luo began to patiently answer them.

"Some viewers asked about Twitch's strength points. Actually, Twitch's strength points are at four points. As long as you grasp these four points at levels 1, 3, 6, and 9, you generally won't lose when you go in to trade blows. Patient players can choose to play a game in the training camp and record the approximate kill threshold of Twitch at these points." After solo killing Bdd's Zed, Li Luo wasn't very excited. After winning the S7 championship and FMVP, his mentality had changed, and he was more indifferent.

After solo killing Zed, two more waves of minions pushed into the tower. In this version without tower plates, Twitch is not suitable for staying in lane.

The mid laner is already leading by three kills; the remaining task is to find a way to convert that advantage into a win.

By pushing the lane under the tower, Twitch once again demonstrated one of the reasons why he was able to dominate in patch 8.2.
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The push-line speed is extremely fast.

The passive venom damage combined with the area-of-effect venom from the W skill, along with the venom detonation from the E skill, makes Twitch comparable to some mid-lane mages with strong wave clear. This is the real reason why Twitch can truly establish himself in the mid-lane.

This means that if Zed abandons the mid lane and goes directly to the top or bottom lane, not to mention whether he can catch anyone, just considering Twitch's wave-pushing ability, he can push through at least two waves of minions, and after two waves, he will lose a tower.

Even though Li Luo only auto-attacked the rat a few times before turning away, these minions still managed to take down a third of the mid-lane tower's health before Zed arrived.

After a skillful use of QB to return to base, Li Luo safely returned to his home base. He then pulled out a Vampire Scepter, and with the attack speed boots he had previously acquired, his ability to sustain in lane was now extremely strong.

It's only been 6 minutes and 30 seconds, and not only is the equipment ahead, but the rat's level has already reached level 7.

After giving a hero like Twitch such a huge advantage at the start, the first ranked game of the day was already a foregone conclusion.

After calling out to the Widowmaker who was focused on farming jungle monsters, the two headed straight for Shenchao's top lane. The Rat was currently level 7 and the Widowmaker was level 6. Both of them had the ability to become invisible, allowing them to sneak up on the enemy without them noticing.

"Brother Chao, let's just go up and fight."

The two had already reached the tri-bush in the red team's top lane. They called out to Shenchao, who, upon hearing this, used his Renekton's unreasonable E to directly hit the tree's face, and immediately unleashed his familiar red-rage W.

The big tree wasn't going to be outdone. It used an Asian-style binding technique, with the old tree roots coiling around the crocodile's feet. After getting up, it used an AQ attack to calmly knock the crocodile back.

Just as the tree was about to retreat, a strange exclamation mark suddenly appeared above his head. Nakano suddenly appeared behind him, and the high physical and magical damage mindlessly took away the last bit of health from the tree.

This kill was still given to the rat.

After helping Shenchao gain an advantage, Li Luo and Widowmaker never went to the top lane again.

With his skill as a former runner-up top laner, Shenchao's old Renekton completely pushed Maokai out of the experience zone.

Furthermore, Shenchao also built a semi-tank build, acting as the team's front line. This build left Kuzi's Nidalee helpless.

Once the crocodile gains the advantage, it has plenty of meat to eat, plenty of resources to consume, and plenty of healing.

As for the bottom lane Braum and Ooze, Li Luo and Widowmaker went to the bottom lane twice but failed to catch anyone.

However, thanks to the strength of the bottom lane and the coordination between the mid and jungle, they managed to push down the bottom lane tower early and secure the first fire dragon.

The mid-lane Twitch, in tandem with the jungler Evelynn, has already steered the team's pace towards a fast-paced game of lane swaps, tower takeovers, and resource control.

(End of this chapter)