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

Chapter 317 Bdd's Shattered Dao Heart!

The Xuanming Elders didn't collapse in lane; it was just that Wang Yao kept putting pressure on them, forcing them to make mistakes that resulted in missed kills.

On this side of the road.

Khan was also frustrated. Flandre's Irelia wasn't as smooth as Wang Yao's, but he could still dominate his lane after getting first blood.

This put the Khan under tremendous pressure!

At the 6-minute mark, Peanut came to the top lane again, wanting to cooperate with Khan to gank Flandre.

Saint Gun Bro once again displayed his amazing skills. He used W to withstand the opponent's first burst of damage, and then used Twin Blades followed by his ultimate to quickly stack up his passive stacks and launch a counterattack!

In particular, he used his Q skill to avoid Aatrox's highest burst damage, Q3.

One person drove away two people directly. On the contrary, Xiaotian's Gragas came to the mid lane and used E-flash followed by R to blast Yasuo into Jayce's face. Jayce immediately used Q-E to enhance his cannon and then activated W to switch forms!
Before Yasuo even landed, he was already down to a sliver of health, and Jayce easily secured the kill!
collapsed!

After that fight in the top lane, it meant that KZ's top, mid, and jungle were completely collapsing, and the top, mid, and jungle were precisely the core of both teams' lineups.

As for the bottom lane, in this version, the bottom lane is basically about farming minions steadily, and then dealing damage in team fights later on.

Whether or not there is a bot lane makes no difference in the early to mid-game.

KZ showed some fighting spirit, putting up a fierce fight against EDG in the Rift Herald team fight. The two sides traded 2 for 3, but EDG managed to win the team fight with their equipment advantage and take the Rift Herald.

After losing this team fight, KZ basically entered a vicious cycle.

Wang Yao's Jayce got too much gold, and KZ couldn't stop him whether he was split pushing on the side lanes or leading his teammates to push forward on the front.

Although their lineup can also engage, in order to break down EDG's lineup, they didn't equip their mid-lane Yasuo with a lot of knock-up champions, which meant they couldn't really engage.

As the game reached 24 minutes, Jayce executed a beautiful QE-Switch FlashQ in front of the high ground tower.

The combination of cannon and hammer attacks instantly killed Xayah who was clearing the wave. The Rat King didn't even have time to react before he was killed at full health!
This once again drew gasps of amazement from the audience.

KZ completely lost their resistance and could only watch helplessly as EDG easily pushed all the way through!
The match was ultimately stopped at 25 minutes.

EDG defeated KZ, helping the LPL region even the score and further solidify its position as the top team in the group!
"Wow! Congratulations to EDG! They defeated the formidable KZ, helping our LPL region retain its top spot in the group. This is a well-deserved victory! KZ had no answer to EDG's inconsistent drafting!"

As a former professional player, Haokai's understanding of the game is still sharp. He directly pointed out the key reason why KZ lost the game.

That's swaying!
KZ should have had the better chance, but EDG's mid and top lane flex pick turned KZ's advantage in the mid and top lanes into a disadvantage in both lanes.

"Wow! This is awesome! Winning without lifting a finger feels so good!"

iboy was overjoyed. "It would be even better if I could feel a little involved."

Although the bot lane feels a bit uninvolved, that's just how this year's version is.

Or perhaps this is just how League of Legends' version progression will go.

A strong top, mid, and jungle lane will inevitably squeeze the ADC's survival space. And if it's a version like S7 where the ADC or bot lane is strong, other lanes will easily become mere utility players.

It seems that Riot Games hasn't yet found a way to balance this situation.

This has caused the game's versions to constantly switch back and forth between these two extremes.

Either the ADC dominates team fights, or the ADC has virtually no presence.

For the sake of making the matches more entertaining, Riot Games certainly doesn't want ADCs to be too dominant.

Because so many years of professional competition have shown that in any version where ADCs are even slightly stronger, teams will always mindlessly drag the game into the late game and wait for the ADC to get their items in order to increase their margin for error.

After all, the primary source of damage for an ADC is auto-attacks, and auto-attacks are the only type of damage in League of Legends that cannot be avoided. This results in a very high floor for damage output when building around an ADC. In the top and mid lanes, there are always times when skills miss, but auto-attacks are almost impossible to miss.

This is why teams with a super ADC often have a very high skill floor, which is determined by the way the ADC position outputs damage.

However, the ceiling of a team's potential rests on the top, mid, and jungle players.

Because ADCs have a single function, are fragile, have a low margin for error, and consume a lot of resources and slow down the pace of the game, they can only play a role in stabilizing the lower limit of performance.

BDD was very annoyed.

Almost every contestant who debuts with the title of "genius" has their own arrogance.

The same applies to BDD.

Fans and viewers have given him the prestigious title of 'Lee Sang-hyeok's successor,' which is both an expectation and a pressure for him!
His good performance in China seemed to indicate that things were slowly getting better for him.

Last year, he was taken away by EDG in the semifinals, and this year he was repeatedly crushed by Wang Yao in MSI and the Intercontinental Cup. He was so badly beaten that he was almost heartbroken.

It's said that LPL players are under a lot of pressure because if they don't perform well, they'll be criticized by the entire internet.

But in terms of sheer fighting spirit, Chinese netizens are no match for South Korean netizens.

If South Korean netizens really wanted to engage in cyberbullying, it wouldn't be as simple as just talking.

If you really push someone to the limit, they'll send death threats, dead rats, or even drive a truck to the club's entrance to gank the players—they're capable of anything.

Domestic netizens might launch all-out attacks on the contestants online, but when they actually meet offline, it's all about asking for photos.

Online, I curse him as an animal, NMSL; offline, I thought Uzi was so handsome, so I took a photo with him and got his autograph.

The post-match interview was conducted by Flandre, while Wang Yao and his teammates returned to the backstage area early on.

Immediately, Wang Yao found a place to sit down, and the first thing he had to do was take out his phone to check out the anti-cough forum. That was his thing, he loved watching other people's coughs.

Wang Yao's comments were undoubtedly perfect.

"BDD, who was hailed as Lee Sang-hyeok's successor, was beaten into a nursery in front of my brother Yao."

"Yasuo, is that even BDD capable of playing? You don't have the skill, you know that."

"Why does BDD always get so badly beaten by my brother Yao? Is he just being a dutiful son? Is my brother Yao his designated father?!"

"That's right, BDD has dominated all the mid laners in LCK, but his hands trembled when facing my Yao-ge."

Wang Yao couldn't help but laugh out loud. So, after playing a few matches, he suddenly had a 'son'.

Nobody told him that Summoner's Rift had become a father-son sniping match on the transport ship.

In addition, Wang Yao also took the time to check the other teammates' evaluations, and netizens gave Flandre a very high rating.

"The correct way to use Flandre is to play him as a top laner. I was sick of seeing him play him as a tank for so long."

Even Xiao Tian received rave reviews!
"LCK's best jungler? Did you even ask me, Gao Tianliang, first?!"

"Little peanut? You bastard! You're a piece of trash that I, the God of War, can grind into the ground and rub against!

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(End of this chapter)