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Chapter 92: Clear Strategy! Bottom Lane is the King!
"Nice! Meiko's strategy was very clear this time. Heal for Flash, EDG's bot lane really came out ahead!"

Remember to shout it out excitedly.

On the factory manager's side, when he learned that Cuzz's Gragas was spawning from the top half of the map, he immediately set his sights on LZ's top lane.

However, Dragon Ball had already communicated with the team, and Khan played very steadily in the top lane, giving Clearlove no chance to gank.

In addition, Troll is not a very good hero to coordinate with the jungler, mainly because Troll doesn't have much burst damage.

His only way to deal damage is to simply and brutally swing a big stick and hit the target with basic attacks.

With Khan's Cho'Gath nearly at full health, even if the prince went to gank, neither of them had the damage output or enough crowd control to lock down and kill Cho'Gath.

At best, they could only force Khan to use one Flash.

Left with no other option, the factory manager could only circle around and return to his own jungle, clearing out all the jungle monsters in the upper half of the jungle and taking down the river crab along the way.

Then, the prince was controlled to move towards the mid lane to see if a gank opportunity could be found.

It has to be said that Scout's individual laning ability is indeed formidable, keeping BDD's Galio in a very low state.

Ryze already had an advantage against Galio in lane, and BDD's Galio even leveled up W at level 1, making him even more miserable under pressure.

BDD's mid-lane laning phase was practically like being in jail; he couldn't even farm enough gold to go back and replenish his health and items.

With no other option, he had to forcibly shake the barrel over to help push the mid-lane minion wave forward.

If he can go back to base and build two Doran's Rings, he can poke and harass frequently with his abilities, making his laning phase against Ryze much more comfortable.

Once Galio built Mercury's Treads and Adaptive Helm, Scout's Ryze posed no threat to him anymore.

Galio in the mid-to-late game of this version is truly a representative mid-lane hero who can both tank and deal damage!
Soon, Gragas arrived in the mid lane to try and help Galio clear the wave. Even though Ryze was right in front of them, they didn't care and just wanted to push the wave over as quickly as possible.

But the younger students wouldn't let them push so easily.

He first used his E skill [Spell Flux] to apply a mark to Galio, then moved around and waited for a moment. After the 2.5-second mark was fully charged, he used his E skill on Galio again!
Before unleashing his E skill, he first used a basic attack followed by his Q skill, and then used his E skill.

In the current version of Ryze's skill mechanics, both Ryze's E and W skills can refresh the cooldown of his Q skill.

To unleash maximum damage with Ryze, besides seamlessly weaving auto-attacks into skill combos, he also needs to skillfully use W and E to refresh his Q skill.

Scout's play here is a relatively advanced maneuver in Ryze gameplay. He uses Q first, then uses E, so that Q can benefit from the damage boost from E.

Ryze's Q skill deals additional damage when it hits an enemy unit marked with Spell Flux!
Furthermore, the second E skill can mark the enemy again, and then refresh the Q skill!
Skilled Ryze players can still unleash the magic machine gun-like Ryze of Season 5 in this version!

At this moment, BDD didn't take Ryze seriously. After all, he had Gragas protecting him, so he didn't need to worry too much about what Ryze might do to him.

However, after Ryze unleashed a burst of damage, and Scout used his W to control the enemy, Clearlove's Jarvan IV suddenly appeared!
"Axi!"

BDD was startled and his eyelids twitched. He quickly pressed W to charge up his attack.

One of the bugs in the current version of Galio is that even if he is hit by an enemy's crowd control skill while charging his W skill, he will not be forcibly interrupted!

The factory manager's Jarvan IV used an EQ combo to launch Galio into the air. Meanwhile, Ryze continued to deal damage, but Galio's W provided damage reduction, so his health didn't drop as quickly.

Seeing that the situation was not good, BDD decisively used Flash to create distance, and then used E to perform a displacement.

But Scout's Ryze also decisively followed with Flash, quickly closing the distance with Galio before the speed boost from the [Wind Rider] talent wore off.

After two consecutive basic attacks, Ryze's attack range is 550 yards. However, after Scout's second basic attack, Galio had already moved out of that range.

However, Ryze's E skill has a casting range of a full 600 yards!

So after landing the second basic attack, the junior player quickly followed up with his E skill.

Releasing E refreshes the Q skill again!
This version of Ryze's Q skill has a casting range of up to 1000 yards!

Despite BDD's best efforts to control Galio's positioning and dodge skills, Ryze's predictive Q skill still landed precisely on Galio.

Scout detonates the "Surge" spell mark on Galio, dealing extra damage, and completely drains BDD's health bar!
"Scout's Ryze play was absolutely phenomenal!"

I remember excitedly shouting, "If Ryze had missed even one skill or two auto-attacks, Galio would have escaped!"

Guest Li Jiahang, who was standing nearby, nodded in amazement and said, "For a level 3 Ryze to deal this much damage is really impressive!"

"Cuzz's Gragas is going to be caught too. Can EDG kill him this time? It seems like they can't, but it doesn't matter, EDG still comes out ahead!"

The red buff effect on the factory manager and prince had long since disappeared.

They lack the ability to continuously slow down and keep enemies in place, and once Gragas' E skill is off cooldown, Cuzz immediately uses his E skill to create distance and escape safely.

The kill score between the two teams is now tied 1-1, with EDG having recovered from their earlier deficit!
The LPL audience at the scene breathed a sigh of relief, followed by cheers, celebrating that EDG had finally turned the tide after a bad start.

Viewers in the online LPL live stream chat started flooding the screen with comments.

"Junior: You two dare to push the lane in front of me? You'd kick my health insurance card away!"

"What are you doing, Galio, showing off in the mid lane? You really think you can underestimate the Thunder Force of the Mid Lane Demon King, Ryze, huh?!"

"Duoduo's moves really gave me goosebumps! It really has that old vibe of face-rolling the keyboard and mindlessly spamming spells like a machine gun!"

"..."

"Nice! Well done!"

Wang Yao, who was laning in the bottom lane, quickly switched the screen to check the situation in the mid lane and immediately praised his junior in the team voice chat.

"Low-key."

The junior smiled shyly and then said, "Take it easy in the bottom lane. I'll find an opportunity to roam there and help you expand your advantage."

Scout knew very well that even if a mid laner got a huge advantage in this version, it wouldn't be very effective in the mid-to-late game.

EDG still needs to nurture their ADC in the bottom lane first before they can truly solidify their team advantage!
Scout's strategy in this game was very clear: the bot lane is the king!
(End of this chapter)