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Chapter 273 A Cunning Tactic? All the Trump Cards Revealed in the Final Battle of the Version!

The JDG members, their faces ashen, slowly stood up.

The five players walked backstage in a 2/0/2 formation—the top laner comforting the jungler, and the support comforting the AD carry.
The difference between them and the five people opposite them who stood up, hugged each other, and walked off the stage arm in arm, was quite obvious.

The screams from the copper box pavilion were particularly piercing, causing Emperor Chi to shake his aching head in annoyance.

Meanwhile, Guan Zeyuan in the live broadcast room forced a smile and said, "Congratulations to V5 for winning 2-0 in this final internal battle and successfully taking the match point. I can only say that they were very well prepared for this final, both in terms of tactics and the players' performance."

"Just like during the draft phase, we all thought that Diana Yasuo was the key to this game, but in reality, Diana Yasuo was just the most basic part of V5, not even the main part."

"Especially that last wave, the team's coordinated performance truly proved the charm of V5 once again. Their teamwork was just too good!"

Doinb didn't miss any opportunity to slurp: "Yeah, yeah! What a pity, what a pity! I didn't expect that YE's Yasuo proficiency, which he's never picked even once, is so high! I wonder how long he's been hiding it!"

"And the key point is, who knows if V5 only has this one thing hidden? They've been ahead of the curve in this MSI patch, having Nautilus and Neeko before. It's hard to say that there will only be one Yasuo in the finals. Junior, don't you think?"

Scout, who was inexplicably called out, was speechless but dared not express it openly.

All I could do was pinch my nose and nod perfunctorily, "Mmm-hmm."

Guan Zeyuan was quite optimistic, continuing Scout's line of thought: "But I must also say that I believe JDG must have something they haven't been able to reveal yet!"

"V5 is strong, but I believe JDG, who have been battling all spring, won't be defeated so easily! This regional war won't end so easily!"

However, Redmi, backstage, was not as optimistic as he was.

He couldn't help but sigh at this moment.

Redmi was initially full of confidence, believing that JDG had recovered from the internal conflicts, mismatched playstyles, and lack of unity that plagued them in the spring, and that they could train JDG into a super team that met everyone's expectations.

But now it's clear that, at least in terms of teamwork, V5's integration and improvement are far superior to theirs!
The final fusion skill combo of "Team Power" seems simple.

But that requires everyone to move at the same time and execute the exact same unified strategy!

This proves that the other team must have a lot of training and a harmonious atmosphere, so that they can wholeheartedly trust all the instructions given by the leader at critical moments, which is why it is possible to achieve this!
In this respect alone, Redmi believes that only the T1, which has been in use for a year, can compare with them — but the problem is that the V5, like them, has only been in use for half a year!
It seems that if the MSI version hadn't been so unsuitable for T1, and if the core members of the team hadn't been in such poor form at the lowest point of their careers, it would have been a different story.
Redmi's reverie was interrupted by the sound of the door being pushed open.

Seeing his team members walk in dejectedly, he quickly adjusted his mood and greeted them with an indifferent smile.

"It's alright, it's alright. Their main problem is that they've come up with something we didn't expect."

Unfortunately, the same trick might work once, but it becomes less effective when used repeatedly in a short period of time.

The last wave of V5's coordinated attack was too strong; that was a gap that everyone could clearly feel.

The sense of frustration is particularly intense!
Among them, the mid-laners felt it most acutely.

Left Hand now wishes he could turn into an ostrich and bury his head in his lower body. It's obvious that he has entered the "second stage". He has lost all his momentum and just wants to be invisible. He has no courage to look directly at the other side when he first appeared.

Yasuo executed several incredible plays against him in this game.

Whether it was the near solo kill at level 3 in the early laning phase, the amazing teamwork of the long-distance rescue, or the terrifying 0.73-second close-range sword and fist clash, it was all like heavy hammers, slamming into his mentality!
If there were an attribute panel showing the values of each character's attributes, the "Courage Value" column on the left would probably have turned into a negative number with a minus sign.
Once this attribute becomes negative, it's not something that can be recovered quickly; it would take at least several "power banks" to return to normal.

Redmi is certainly aware of this.

"Don't be discouraged, everyone! We still have a secret weapon we haven't used yet!"

"Maybe this is all they have? This is a global ban/pick phase; if we can win this game, the advantage will be back in our hands!"

Redmi tried to sound confident: "Don't forget, based on our previous strategy, there are no heroes left in the mid lane in the third game. YE will most likely only be able to get a mage carry, just like when we played against GEN!"

When Redmi mentioned "Secret Weapon," the other members of JDG didn't react much.

the reason is simple.

The reason this so-called secret weapon was not used in the first two games was that, in addition to certain heroes being banned, it was also because...

More importantly, this thing is a "wicked trick".

Since it's an evil trick, it should only be used in desperate situations.

However, the extremely agitated Ruler Emperor's eyes suddenly lit up.

In the last game, I picked Aphelios against Yasuo and he played me so badly I felt like throwing up. I was stuck in jail for the whole game. I finally feel like there's some hope left.

"Of course, I estimate we won't be able to get Sion, so we'll have to make some minor adjustments to the draft, especially in the mid lane."

Listening to Redmi's follow-up arrangements, Zuo Shou slowly raised his head.

Meanwhile, the V5 team was reviewing the game and watching the replay.

The MVP selection segment was playing right then.

Yasuo stood gracefully behind Ye Bo, sword in hand, and the various stats he displayed were astonishing, instantly filling the chat with question marks!
KDA: 9/0/6
Team output percentage: 39.4%
Counter-economic difference: 3351
Damage conversion rate: 250.0%
[Those who live abroad have connections to the heavens!]

[Dude, Yasuo can deal this much damage? This isn't the Yasuo I know at all!]

[Isn't that normal? V5's lineup is practically killing their teammates to feed Yasuo gold. The main purpose of the other four teammates is to set up Yasuo's ultimate, of course the damage is high.]

[Hehe, to be honest, if I were given a team composition like Diana with this kind of lineup, I could play it too!]

[Did you even watch the match? Wasn't this all about Yasuo knocking up Diana? You're seeing dotted lines like Darius entering Hex and getting -500 intelligence. Do you even understand the significance of having the highest death count in LoL history?!]

The most valuable data is actually the "zero death toll".

A few years ago, the official data review was quite interesting. Yasuo, with 4.5 million deaths per year, crushed Teemo, who ranked fifth with a mere 1.4 million deaths, as well as other "suicide" champions like Karthus and Sion.

Become the hero of "The Most Deadly"!

This is why many players have the stereotype that Yasuo is a troll hero, and no matter who picks him, they feel like he's a troll.

This is indeed reasonable.

After all, Yasuo's skill set is designed to require him to use his ultimate (R) to engage in combat, resulting in a huge gap between his skill ceiling and floor. In addition to issues such as his item build being that of a crit-based ADC, many players who can't resist the temptation will simply give in when they see the dotted line.
"Master Ye is amazing! I was stunned backstage by the way his butt was blowing so hard!" Kitagawa was still praising his older brother with genuine emotion.

"Brother Chuan, Brother Chuan, why don't you praise me? I also managed to kill some people, okay? Master Ye's kills owe a third of their credit to me!" Xun couldn't help but tease.

"Give me a break~ It was clearly Master Ye who knocked you up, your Diana didn't even manage to coordinate a few plays, I could have done it myself!"

The two joked and teased each other.

Although Xun didn't let his friend off the hook verbally, he subtly noticed the fleeting envy in his good friend's eyes.

He leaned forward and nudged Ye Bo closer, saying, "Master Ye, hey Genshin Impact, how about we let Chuan play a game in the third round? I felt like I played a bit awkwardly when I went on stage."

Hearing this, Kitagawa quickly shook his head: "Hey, no, no, Xun-ge, try to take them away directly! When they're raising the trophy, just let me go up and join in. I promise I won't go to the wrong place this time!"

Kitagawa definitely wants to play; he dreams of it.

But he didn't want to put his teammates in a difficult position, and he cared more about the team's victory.

But then Ye Bo showed a serious expression: "You know what, it actually works."

"I reckon the opponent will definitely change their tactics in the third game. They won't play the mid-jungle matchup anymore, so they'll probably only play the bottom lane matchup. Kitagawa's playstyle is just right."

"What do you think, Genshin Impact bro?"

As mentioned before, the two junglers have been communicating openly and without reservation, and their core playstyles have become quite similar. They later deliberately differentiated themselves: Xun focused on his favorite and strongest jungle battles, while Kitagawa focused more on lane protection and utility as a jungler.

In the first two games, JDG focused on Kanavi's jungle duels, so Xun was clearly a better fit.

As Ye Bo guessed, if the opponent wanted to focus on protecting the sidelines, Kitagawa's style of play would be more suitable for the third match—and although this was the more important final, it was an internal battle within the same region.

Compared to GEN and G2, JDG's player Kitagawa is no stranger to them, and can even be said to be extremely familiar with them!
"Look, look!"

Since Ye Bo had already expressed his thoughts, Beryl was too lazy to discuss it further and simply lay down to rest, fully embodying his interview remarks.

The news of the replacement was quickly announced, which made everyone at JDG feel like they had found a glimmer of hope.

When Kitagawa stepped onto the stage, he was clearly still a little nervous, but fortunately, the enthusiastic cheers from the audience quickly turned his excitement into a positive force.

"In the match point game of the internal battle, V5 once again used the strategy from the semifinals, choosing to make a substitution in the third game!"

Guan Zeyuan's voice sounded full of hope again.

"While Kitagawa's performance against G2 in the semifinals was quite good, it was by no means flawless. I think this presents an opportunity for JDG!"

"The draft has begun! Will JDG be able to break through the gloom and rise against the odds, or will V5 be able to finish this final in one fell swoop? Let's look forward to the match point game of this internal final!"

The commentator's impassioned speech drew countless responses from the audience and reminded everyone once again that this was a glorious intra-regional battle!
All the spectators cheered and shouted for both teams at the same time!
Both sides banned extremely quickly in the first round —

JDG: Akali, LeBlanc, Galio

V5: Neeko, Braum, Leona

"In the third game, JDG still banned three mid-lane champions! But V5 changed their strategy and banned three support champions!"

"It must be mentioned that many heroes have already been burned in front of the mid lane."

If you look closely at the "Disabled by Default" section below, you'll easily find it.

The previous junglers, top laners Quesant, support Annie, top laners Gragas, and AD Tristana have already burned out a lot of mid lane champions from other positions!
In addition, JDG continued to ban three mid-lane champions.

Now, it seems that only mage-centric heroes like Azir, Aurelion Sol, Orianna, and Ryze remain outside.

Redmi was overjoyed to see that they had actually managed to pick Sion!
Although he discovered that V5's three bans on supports were clearly aimed at the bottom lane, they had practically wiped out most of the strong hard supports in lane.

However, this exchange still did not deviate from JDG's tactical objectives!
"JDG instantly picked Sion! 69's Sion, who was banned for two games, is finally here!"

"V5 has picked Caitlyn and Kennen. It seems they're definitely going to focus on the bot lane in this match?"

Kennen is one of the best choices to counter Sion in the current version. If you don't pick him, he'll likely be banned later, so he's a standard pick.

V5's decision to pick Caitlyn is likely due to the intention of banning her in the first round, which is to ensure Caitlyn's laning priority.

But there's actually a deeper meaning, which the commentators didn't realize.

Redmi has it.

At this moment, the only strong ADCs left outside are Xayah and Lucian.

Neither of them is too weak in lane, but their range is among the shortest, even 25 yards shorter than Vayne's. Without a hard support who can engage, Caitlyn will definitely be at a disadvantage in lane.

The problem is that long-range AD carries have all been burned out, and there are no more Twilight Titans or Tristana, so there aren't many options for protecting the lane.

It doesn't matter to JDG at all!
"JDG picked Xayah and Lee Sin! Ruler can actually get Xayah!?" Guan Zeyuan, who didn't see the deeper meaning, was slightly surprised.

"V5 let a lot of their opponents' heroes through in this game! They even let Sion and Xayah, who were banned in both games, play!"

"JDG is targeting this team in every way, directly picking Lee Sin, which can be seen as another attempt to block the mid-lane champion pool. And this Lee Sin should be the one Kanavi is playing!"

The draft was originally supposed to be a bot lane duo, but due to Redmi's concerns about the mid lane, they opted to pick Lee Sin first.

While ZuoShou can also play Lee Sin, everyone knows that given the mentality he developed in the previous two games, JDG has no reason to give him such a high-risk champion.
V5 picked Poppy on the third floor and won a game in the jungle matchup.

Entering the second round of BP —

V5: Thresh, Lena

JDG: Gwen Morgana

"Wow, JD Gaming bans Morgana?"

"V5 picked Bard directly, since supports have been banned far too many times. V5 themselves almost bans five supports. Missing also knows how to play Bard!"

"So, on JDG's side, it's Taliyah mid lane Blitzcrank first!?"

"My god, is this a robot?! JDG is going all out in the match point game, they're actually going to go on the offensive against V5!"

From Redmi's perspective, V5 will most likely be giving the mid lane a mage carry.

So, Taliyah is the change he made in midfield.

This thing doesn't require much thought in laning; it's basically all about pushing lanes and roaming, with no laning pressure whatsoever. In addition, its utility roaming hero attributes slightly counter the mage cores that have difficulty making plays in the early game!

But Redmi was actually quite nervous at that moment.

He wondered if the enemy had a similar tactic, since he had one.
As he wished.

As expected, a hero that exceeded everyone's expectations lit up on V5's fifth floor, something Ye Bo had left behind in GEN's third match.

Although it is also a core of law, it is definitely an "outlier" among cores of law.

It is a rare mage-type hero who can "do things" in the early game.

"Ice Phoenix Spreads Its Wings"

A voice, seemingly standing atop the northern peak, rang out, instantly locking onto a long-unseen figure, drawing cheers from the entire audience!

"Icebird!?"

Both teams' lineups confirmed —

Blue Team: JDG vs Red Team: V5

Top Lane: Undead Warrior vs. Heart of the Tempest

[Jungle: Lee Sin vs. Juggernaut]