LOL: The No. 1 Succubus in the eSports Circle

Chapter 11 Target—Kill the Ruler Emperor!

Two days later.

September 9th, 29 am!
Today’s Korean server ranking journey was a little bit bumpy.

Before 23:446, Cui Zeben won four games in a row and his victory points reached points. He was about to be ranked among the "Grand Masters" by the early morning settlement.

As a result, I couldn't help it and started another ranked game. I was directly defeated by the opponent in the first level team fight. The game snowballed infinitely in the lane and I surrendered in 20 minutes.

Cui Ze, who was very angry, saw that there were still more than 40 minutes until dawn, so he thought about playing another game to get back the points.

结果
Lost three games in a row!

This time, it really hit me.

It's impossible to end the show in disgrace after losing consecutive games, right?
Keep fighting!
√×√
2 wins and 1 loss, we finally got back some points.

But looking at the rankings, when he was maintaining a stable score, several other masters who had similar win points to him won several games in a row.

The promotion line for Grandmaster is higher than before!

How to do it?

Keep rushing!
As long as you can't die, charge towards death!
"Open, open, open!"

"Brother Meng, can you win one more game and leave the broadcast gloriously?"

After drinking a cup of coffee, Cui Ze returned to his seat and started the match.

Barrages of comments drifted across the screen sparsely.
[Come again? Do you want to cultivate immortality? ]

[No, Brother Ze, no! ]

[Be obedient and go to bed! ]

[Baby, you have been broadcasting for 13 hours straight. Go and have a rest. Mom is scared! ]

[Dude, why are you staying up all night here? Do you want your brothers to die suddenly from staying up all night? ]

[It’s normal for professional players to stay up until this point, right? But it’s already 4 a.m. in Korea, do you still want to continue playing? ]

"Fight! Of course I have to fight! I have to keep my score at Grandmaster level before going to bed!"

3 a.m. is indeed not particularly late for professional e-sports players. When some players start the Rank mode, it is not uncommon for them to play until 5 a.m.

After these three days, there is still no progress in the task of solo killing the MSI or S game FMVP.

Around 9 o'clock last night, I did meet Uzi who was in the Master rank. Unfortunately, we were in the same team that time.

I'm not Renata, how can I kill my teammates?

At around 5 o'clock this afternoon, I met Marin, and he was indeed opposite me.

Unfortunately, he was the mid laner, and Ma Da Tou was in the top lane. Although he tried to find opportunities during the lane transition period, his own jungler would always intervene to get an assist, resulting in the failure to complete the solo kill.

There are only seven FMVPs from MSI and S, and Wolf almost stopped playing ranked games because SKT didn't make it to the world championship, so there are only six people left.

Faker did play ranked games, but he basically only played two games during live broadcasts. Most of the time he was playing the crappy bridge-building game called "Poly bridge", which led to him being teased by many viewers.

Fake Faker: Three-time League of Legends champion.

The real Faker: the anchor of the bridge-building game.

Therefore, if you want to complete the ☆☆☆☆ level FMVP single kill mission, it is better to improve your rank a little bit, so that the chance of matching with the FMVP player will be higher.

Moreover, even if it is not for the purpose of completing this task, playing against the King of Paths and professional players in the high-end Korean server games can also help improve operational capabilities and hone hero proficiency.

I entered a new game, but my luck was not very good and I was assigned to the first floor of the blue side.

His teammates didn't say anything about banning any heroes, so Cui Ze directly chose to ban nothing, which has always been his habit.

Qualifying is very different from racing.

There is only one purpose in the competition - that is to win!
In order to win, it is necessary to disable the enemy's special skills, heroes with strong versions, or heroes that have counter attributes to your own heroes and lineups.

As for ranking, there is no need to worry about so many things, at least for Cui Ze.

No matter whether the hero chosen by the opponent can counter you, just do your best!
Ranked matches are a place to practice your operations and techniques. If you are hesitant to ban heroes that can counter you even in ranked matches, won’t you be banned for sure in the competition?
If you can achieve a counter in ranked, then at least you have found a way to deal with it in terms of hero mechanics or attributes, so you will have a better chance of picking the hero first in the game. There is nothing much to say, just lock in [Rogue Thorn - Akali] in one second.

The reworked Akali was officially launched in version 8.15, but her performance in competitions and ranks has been somewhat lukewarm.

In fact, most new heroes will experience a period of low win rate after they go online.

Some of them are because the mechanism is too complicated, and it is difficult for players to figure out high-quality operating techniques in a short period of time, so they are beaten by old heroes.

Some of them are because their numbers are too bad. Even if their mechanisms are much stronger than those of old heroes, they are still crushed by the numbers.

As for the hero Akali, she has no shortage of stats, and also has equipment that is very suitable for her - the [Hextech Gunblade] with attack power, magic power, and double absorption capabilities.

The reason for the poor performance on the field and the mediocre winning rate in the ranking is mainly because the difficulty coefficient of operating this hero is too high after his rework.

In the old version of Akali, Q is a directional single-target damage skill, E is a self-centered area damage skill, and R is a directional charge damage skill.

The new version of Akali
The Q skill [Cold Shadow] causes area damage in an arc shape forward, but the distance is not long and the range is not large.

The E skill [Falcon Dance] throws a shuriken in the direction of the mouse, and the player itself moves a short distance in the opposite direction. It is similar to the E skill of the policewoman. It is easy to make mistakes when using it for the first time.

Although the R skill [Killing Inside and Outside] is still a charge damage skill, it has changed from the original directional to non-directional. While increasing the freedom of operation, it also increases the difficulty of operation, and it can no longer refresh the layers by killing people like the old version of Akali.

The skill effect of W [Haze Array] has not changed much, and it has been enhanced from the original "stealth" to "invisibility", but the range has changed from a complete circle to a circular smoke with a hole in the middle.

The most important thing is: when the skill hits the enemy hero, the new passive [Dragon Seal] will form a circle with the enemy hero as the center. Akali must retreat outside the circle to make her next normal attack gain double distance and extra damage.

For most players, the four skills QWER can be basically mastered with just a little adaptation, but Akali's weird new passive is by no means so easy to get started.

Since the release of [Rogue Thorn Akali], she has appeared 28 times in the five major regions of LCK, LCL, LEC, LCS and LMS, with an amazing record of 8 wins and 20 losses, and a winning rate of 28.57%!

Judging from the winning rate alone, LDL seems to be even stronger.

Taking into account the fact that Cui Ze was selected in the third game of the LDL Summer Finals, the new version of Akali played a total of 23 times in the LDL Summer Games and Playoffs, with a record of 10 wins and 13 losses, and a winning rate of 43.48%!

However, in recent days, with the development of professional players and high-scoring players, Akali's Rank win rate has gradually moved away from the sewer level, and has now become a T3-level hero in the mid lane.

After locking Akali in seconds, the number of comments in Cui Ze’s live broadcast room immediately increased.

[I dodge and you die in an instant! ]

[Akali? Okay, okay, this is a sure thing! ]

[Anchor Akali is guaranteed to win. I’m going to sleep now. I’ll watch the recording tomorrow~~~]

During these three days of ranking, Cui Ze played a total of seven games of Akali, without losing a single game, and he was able to achieve very exaggerated data in every game.

Therefore, when the audience in the live broadcast room saw him locking down Akali, they knew that the game was basically a sure win.

[The new version of Akali is so cool, but it's too difficult to play. When will Aze release a tutorial? ]

[Shenjin, you sound like you can learn it if the host teaches you. Anyway, I can’t learn it with my clumsy hands (crying ×3). ]

[Report!!! The enemy bottom lane is Chidi! ]

【Report again after exploring again! 】

[We found out that, in addition to Chidi, the jungler is Xiaohuasheng and the mid laner is Xiaoxuedi. There are a total of three professional players on the opposite side! ]

I was originally thinking about how to quickly destroy the opponent's mid lane and then go to bed early.

After accidentally seeing the information on the barrage, Cui Ze suddenly felt extremely energetic.

Against the younger junior?
Scout has always been a top mid laner in Cui Ze's mind who is consistently ranked in the top five in the world. There is no need to say much about his operating ability. If Scout can take this game seriously, laning against him will be much more useful than laning against a Grandmaster of the same rank.

But the most important thing is that the barrage said that the opponent’s bottom lane is.ChiDi!

God took pity on me. After I suffered a series of defeats and missed the opportunity to become the [Grandmaster], God finally gave me some compensation!

Emperor Chi?

You are the FMVP of the S7 finals?
Die to me! ! !
The goal of this game is to kill the ruler!!!

(End of this chapter)