Starting with Zaozi Ge, a dream lineup

Chapter 150 The Drawbacks of Stormbreaker, IG Wants to Break the Stalemate
"As expected, without Stormrazor, Tristana still feels a bit awkward to play."

When Li Luo first transmigrated to this time period, he felt something was off when playing a critical strike-reliant champion like Tristana. After thinking about it carefully, he realized that it was the Stormrazor item that was causing the problem.

Previously, the typical build for a crit-based ADC was to have a B.F. Sword if you had enough gold on your first back, and a Pickaxe if you didn't.

First, build up your attack speed stats, then build your first attack speed item – from Zeal to Statikk Shiv (or Runaan's Hurricane), and after you get Infinity Edge, build your next attack speed item.

Double attack speed plus Infinity Edge, take over the game.

However, the current awkward problem is that the endless synthesis is too uneven, and the attributes it provides are weak in the early game. The whole equipment can drive you crazy.

In the S7 Ardent Censer version, we didn't feel much of an impact yet, but once we got past that point, it became a bit difficult in S8.

However, not having Storm Gear doesn't affect performance.

As a true ADC mainstay, if you can't even adapt to the current version, then you've failed to live up to the name Uzi that's associated with you.

For a small cannon, development is very important, but that doesn't mean its damage is much weaker before it gets equipment.

Ning chose Olaf to counter Tristana's ultimate, thus creating more threats in team fights.

Unlike Ezreal who starts with Relic Shield, Li Luo directly bought Cull from Tristana to start. By now, the benefits provided by this item have been maximized, which is equivalent to getting more than a free kill.

"Ning seems a bit hesitant here. Seeing the Tristana with the BF Sword, Berserker's Speed ​​Boots, and Zeal, I feel that pairing her with Ezreal's damage output is risky."

Seeing Ning Wang moving in and out of the triangular bushes on the blue side, waiting for an opportunity, Wawa also analyzed.

"I'm only now realizing how disgusting Chris's tactics for RNG's bot lane were when combined with the other lanes. The reason why IG couldn't gank the bot lane this game wasn't just Chris's fault, but also the result of RNG's overall tactical style and Uzi's dominance in the bot lane."

"???"

Miller, standing to the side, looked completely bewildered, giving him a look that said, "Please continue your performance."

You know, even though RNG was the champion team last year, people still love to hear you praise RNG like this.
The key is that you can't just make things up. Miller is completely confused by what the doll is saying.

I don't see why Prince Ning didn't arrest the enemy because of the points you mentioned.

"In this game, Tristana's support is Tahm Kench, not a soft support!"

Miller didn't see it clearly, but Doll had been thinking about Chris's intentions from the beginning. When she saw Ning Wang's actions, she immediately understood.

Between RNG's top lane and bot lane, which is more important?

It goes without saying that anyone who has played LoL understands this, including the style of the entire LPL region, which is to have the top lane withstand pressure and the bottom lane carry, making the bottom lane the main focus.

However, everyone knows to protect the bottom lane, so how exactly did RNG manage to protect the bottom lane in S8?
It's important to know that the top laner is the backbone of the Korean team, and the jungler and mid laner are also frequent visitors to the top lane.

During the 15 to 25 minute period when the ADC is not making their move, the top lane is the most important lane for burst damage, solo kills, or lane dominance.

A well-developed top laner, even at this point in time, can instantly kill an AD carry, and a tank top laner can ignore the AD carry. As long as the top laner's teleport is available, the bottom lane rarely has a chance to initiate a team fight.

But this is precisely why RNG is still unable to initiate team fights in the bottom lane at this point.

Ning Wang wasn't afraid of the damage from the cannon, nor was he afraid of the toad's protective abilities.

Take Uzi's first departure to form the OMG Dark Force Galaxy Battleship as an example. At that time, the official ranking was Imp first, Bang second, and Uzi third. This was the official recognition of the ADC strength.

But why is it that when many teams faced OMG, even though AD carries like NaMei and Umbrella were getting completely dominated and humiliated by Uzi, few teams would gank the bot lane and try to kill him? The reason is simple: OMG's players were very strong at the time. Not to mention their top mid laner, Cool, their top lane carry with TP was a nuclear bomb.

If you dare to gank the bot lane, then the crazy OMG will unleash their advantage during the laning phase.

A strong top, mid, and jungler can completely ignore the AD carry's role in fights, which is why in S8, TheShy and Rookie alone were enough to carry IG all the way.

Chris is now even more ruthless, directly picking a set of heroes for RNG that can gain an advantage in lane, thus completely relieving the pressure on the bottom lane.

Since you want to play 5v5, fine, let's give it a try. Anyway, we're both strong in the early game.

As for what to do in the mid-game, well, there will naturally be little dogs to step up in the mid-game, which is not within our scope of consideration, okay?

And that's exactly the role of a toad. In the early game, because of its health shield, a toad can be as good as two. When someone comes, I can just sacrifice myself and that's it, since you can't catch the little dog anyway.

At this point, Prince Ning had taken this into consideration, worrying about the speed of the Great Tree Wandering Prince's reinforcements, which was why he hesitated.

While it's not quite a case of IG's slow demise, there's certainly no good way to find a breakthrough against RNG.

A 0-0 cannon is just as difficult to deal with as a 2-kill wanderer.

During the game, why do people keep shouting for the puppy's three-piece set? This kind of quantitative change and qualitative change that occurs once a certain period of time is reached is often more unacceptable.

A sudden, mournful cry reached the earpieces of everyone on IG.

While Ning hesitated, the prince had already stolen the Rift Herald, catching IG off guard.

"No, we have to gank this time. Rookie needs to get close to the bot lane. We have to fight this wave, otherwise we'll have wasted all our time."

When the team was in a stalemate, Ning, the reckless king, did not hesitate and immediately called on Rookie to fight.

Anyone who has listened to the hero's microphone knows that IG doesn't explicitly state who is in charge, but normally, Ning's opinion takes precedence, which is why Ning was able to win the FMVP in S8.

Since coming to LPL and to China, Rookie has discovered how wonderful life is here. There are no abnormal systems, it is very safe and convenient, and he has a large following of fans.

With a beautiful girlfriend and lots of money, Rookie felt content even without a championship.

But who doesn't like money?

Having been in the LPL for so many years, he understands very well how much money a championship can be exchanged for, and even more so how much security a championship can provide for his future life.

As for returning to China?

Ha ha.

Let whoever wants to go back go. How many Korean players who have established themselves in the LPL would choose to return to their home country? Even a champion AD carry like Imp lingers in this great country.

Ning is commanding me, a veteran in the LPL?

As long as we can win the championship.

What do you think of this jungler who came from LSPL?

(End of this chapter)