LOL: My talent is top-tier, my professional skills are unparalleled.

Chapter 219 version answer! Banner of Command + Forced Activation!

In the final team fight around Baron Nashor, Varus, fully equipped and protected by his teammates, secured a quadra kill, leading his team to victory in the crucial team fight and taking down Baron Nashor!
Uzi also used his godlike performance to tell everyone that he is indeed at the peak of his professional career this year!

The two teams are now tied 1-1, and the players on both sides are back on equal footing.

"That's the dominance a puppy has in the bot lane!"

Guan Daxiao couldn't help but praise, "RNG seems to have found a way to deal with EDG, which is to let Xiaohu pull Kshine to self-destruct in the mid lane, giving the solo opportunity to Uzi."

"Everyone says that RNG relies heavily on Uzi, but I think EDG also relies heavily on Kshine's performance."

Umbrella King shook his head. "I think this is a test for the EDG players. If they can overcome this hurdle, EDG will truly evolve into a championship team!"

No strong championship team can have obvious weaknesses. You don't have to carry the team, but you absolutely cannot drag the team down.

Especially in matches between top teams, even the slightest difference can be magnified by the opponent!
Looking at the word "defeat" displayed on the screen, Wang Yao remained calm. He had lost quite a few games to some weaker teams during the regular season.

This brand-new team ultimately needs more experience to go further. Whether it's Wang Yao himself, or Flandre, iboy, and others, they all need to grow.

iboy sat in front of the computer, looking somewhat lost and confused. He made some mistakes in the first game, but they were still acceptable.

In the second game, however, he was completely outmatched by Uzi's individual skill. To put it bluntly, it was purely a difference in the bottom lane!

He was outmatched in his matchup, which led to the team's defeat.

Uzi's overwhelming individual skill was suffocating him, like being stared at by a vicious dog. Any slight mistake he made would result in the dog pouncing and tearing him apart.

Last year's 0-2 defeat to RNG in the summer finals is still fresh in our minds. Is it going to be another defeat to Uzi in this year's spring finals, where we'll be relegated to the bench?

"Xiao Zhao, it's time to go back." Wang Yao walked over and patted iboy on the shoulder, comforting him.

Hu Xianzhao, this young AD carry, actually has quite good talent and ability. After receiving guidance from Wang Yao, this young man has also worked very hard and has never slacked off in training matches.

At least for now, iboy is firmly holding onto EDG's starting AD position, completely outclassing Lin Weixiang.

Wang Yao also believes that iboy is a player capable of withstanding Uzi's attacks, and as long as iboy's fighting spirit remains, he will not easily give up on this young man.

Soon, the EDG team returned to the backstage area. Maokai did not blame the players for their mistakes, but instead attributed the errors to himself, saying, "This game was my fault. My draft was not good."

Wang Yao, the captain of EDG, also spoke up to point out any shortcomings and issues for the team.

"I originally thought RNG's strategy would be Ornn + Kai'Sa to forcefully gank the single lane, but now it seems that Ornn + Kai'Sa are just the two best champions in this strategy."

"RNG's real killer move is the Banner of Command + aggressive engage strategy."

In the previous game, after Sion bought Banner of Command, he immediately buffed a minion on the side lane. Ryze couldn't handle it alone and had to call for help from the jungler.

Otherwise, EDG's bottom lane minions will never be able to push forward, and they will always be tied up by the bottom lane minions.

Once the jungler leaves the mid lane, EDG will be outnumbered on the front line. RNG will seize this opportunity to launch an attack on the front, force a team fight, and use their numerical advantage to quickly end the battle.

It has to be said that RNG has truly mastered the version of the Spring Split, which is why they were able to overcome all obstacles and reach the finals.

“If we want to deal with this system, we have to steal Kai'Sa,” Wang Yao said.

Kai'Sa is a mechanical monster among marksmen in the current version. Other marksmen who support the side lanes can at most provide a skill, like Ezreal and Draven, but even their ultimates aren't guaranteed to hit. However, once Kai'Sa applies the Plasma Mark, she can fly directly to deal damage, which is incredibly overpowered.

The reason RNG didn't choose Kai'Sa in the last game was because Kai'Sa's laning pressure wasn't that strong.

Although Varus can't support the side lanes and dive like Kai'Sa, he can force team fights with his ultimate.

Varus doesn't need to evolve his Q and E skills like Kai'Sa to carry the game.

Varus with special effects builds becomes quite powerful after acquiring a Blade of the Ruined King.

Once you get the Guinsoo's Rageblade, your combat power will basically reach its peak. Even in the late game, the damage output of the on-hit Varus build is still quite impressive.

It can be said that Varus is a hero whose output is guaranteed in the early, mid and late game, which is why RNG had no choice but to adopt this strategy.

If Uzi can't quickly snowball an advantage in the early game, and choosing Kai'Sa means slowly farming and developing, then the team simply won't be able to withstand EDG's onslaught.

In the backstage lounge of RNG, everyone was extremely excited.

"I told you, EDG isn't that scary at all. As long as we play well, we'll definitely win! Their bot lane is our weak point!" Uzi said confidently.

He completely dominated the opposing duo in the bottom lane in the previous game purely through his individual skill, so he certainly has the right to say that.

Heart and Sun Dayong were very satisfied with the team's performance. This time, they didn't need to make any adjustments; they just needed to win one more game!

Soon, both sides returned to the stage, and the players on both sides were about to start the third round of the competition.

"Welcome back to the 2018 LPL League of Legends Spring Finals, Summoners! This is the third game of the best-of-five series, and the score is currently 1-1!"

"After EDG used their lock-on composition to break RNG's Kai'Sa system, RNG immediately pulled out a support Shen to counterattack and win the game!"

"Now both sides are back to square one, let's see what adjustments EDG will make!"

RNG's first ban was still Taliyah, while EDG chose to ban Shen.

In the last game, it was this support Shen who caused EDG's rhythm to fall through many times. Since we can't deal with him, we'll ban him first.

RNG's second ban was still Camille, nothing special, they just didn't want EDG to keep locking in kills. EDG, in turn, chose to ban Tahm Kench.

As a third move, RNG banned Jayce again, while EDG banned Ornn.

Kai'Sa was placed outside again, but RNG still ignored it and instead chose to first pick Jarvan IV.

Spicy Hot Pot's Prince is arguably in a class of his own among all junglers in the LPL.

Although Uzi won the MVP in the last game, in fact, RNG's early game rhythm was entirely carried by Xiangguo's Jarvan IV.

EDG countered by locking in Sion and Sejuani, taking down two frontline tanks and placing them in front of RNG.

If you can't beat them, then join them!

(End of this chapter)