I just turned eighteen, and you want me to make a comeback?

Chapter 154-Take a bow, Master Yuan!

The Flash Wolves lineup has strong support and lane-switching capabilities.

Regarding this point, during the BP, Abu specifically reminded the five EDG players to pay attention to the movements of their online opponents at all times and not to let the opponent's rhythm take off.

EDG's early operations in this game were also quite good.

A hero suitable for the global flow must have a skill that is a "long-range support" skill. After this type of hero is formed, the combat effectiveness is often weaker than other heroes.

For example, the most classic Pantheon, Card, Nightmare, and the opposite side's Excavator, Tam, and Dragon King...

EDG plans to drag the game out until their lineup reaches its strong point before fighting the opponent.

However, this incredible way of getting the first blood really exceeded everyone's expectations.

Including the Flash Wolves, they are just trying it out.

But since they succeeded, they would naturally maximize the benefits of this first blood.

Is first blood important?
It doesn't matter in ranked casual games, because the frequency of kills is extremely high, and the first blood only costs a little extra money.

But in professional games, kills rarely happen in bursts, and sometimes you may not get the first blood even after playing for 10 to 20 minutes.

At this time, other sources of income become very important. A soldier or a wild monster is valued very much by the players, not to mention the crucial kill.

Three hundred dollars per head is equivalent to charging you fifteen dollars for nothing.

Moreover, the economy per capita is just the most basic income.

What is important is whether the benefit from this head can be maximized.

The stronger the team, the more likely it is to take advantage of the time when the opponent is killed or outnumbered and snowball.

EDG jungler Graves was killed. Since he died in the upper jungle area, Jarvan IV and Dragon King took advantage of the situation and pushed upwards.

As soon as his teammate died, Mouse immediately fled far away from the first tower and squatted in the autistic bushes at the second tower, silently watching the three enemies destroy his tower and eat his soldiers.

Mouse was already at a disadvantage in the lane, with low health in the lane and defensive tower. This time, the Flash Wolves' top, mid, and jungle players gathered together to push down the top lane tower.

If the jungler is still alive, the 2v3 under the tower can be completely defended, and the Dragon King will still lose the line in the middle lane. The opponent dare not play like this at all.

Now that the top lane tower is destroyed, top laner Ekko is free.

After pushing the line, Yuan Shen disappeared from the line and moved towards the enemy's upper jungle and middle lane. Once a battle broke out in this area, he would definitely be able to join the battle earlier than Titan.

The audience and commentators with a bird's-eye view could see that the upper half of EDG's jungle had fallen, and it was all in Flash Wolves' vision. Graves didn't dare to come to farm the jungle, and the top laner Tahm Kench didn't dare to push the line across the river, otherwise, both of them would be easily caught.

Even the Pawn in the middle lane has to move lower and keep his vision downwards.

The chain reaction caused by heads is more terrifying when the competition between top teams is fierce.

In competitions, we often see big bosses that only get two or three kills but are extremely difficult to defeat. This is the reason.

Two or three kills only mean about 1000 economic points in a Rank game, but in a match, when these two or three enemies die, you can do so many things, and the chain reaction is extremely far-reaching.

History has also proved this point. If a team has a 0/9 super ghost mid laner, or a 0/11 super ghost support, even the world champion team will be helpless.

Who can stand this.

For Yuan Shen, the destruction of the enemy's upper tower also gave him the opportunity to kill alone.

Titan is such a badass hero, with all the tankiness and control, hiding under the tower, how can you kill him?
But if one tower is gone, it means the battle line will be lengthened and the possibility of killing will increase.

After making Ice Fist + Molten Slag, with tankiness, stickiness and cooldown reduction, the combat effectiveness of top lane Ekko has been formed.

Yuan Shen brought a true eye and placed it in the bushes on the top lane. After making sure there was no vision there, he pretended to clear the line and roam away, but actually went around in a circle and returned to the bushes to crouch.

Here it depends on whether Mouse gives you a chance.

Titan didn't dare to bring the troops across the river, but it was no problem to clear the line at the ruins of the first tower.

"This distance..."

After estimating and predicting, Yuan Shen released W.

After waiting for two seconds, the E skill was used, hitting the enemy soldier, triggering the control effect of W at the extreme distance, and immobilizing Titan.

There is naturally no reason for a Titan with full health to use flash right away.

He didn't think that the opponent's tanky Ekko could kill him with one blow.

However, since Yuan Shen had already taken action, how could he not have calculated the damage?
Grasp of the Undying Ekko has strong online consumption and suppression power.

Thunder Knight and Wind Knight's Ekko, the former focuses on burst and is often chosen by AP assassins, while the latter focuses on flexibility in team battles.

And Ike, who is passionate about war, possesses extremely enhanced single-player sustained combat capability.

Q+Ice Fist, double deceleration, Ekko keeps attacking, blocking Titan's retreat, preventing Titan from escaping by hooking the wall. Combined with the attack speed in the runes, Yuan Shen's attack feels very good.

As War Fervor continues to accumulate, Ekko's damage continues to increase.

Titan fought and retreated, EWR counterattacked, and when he found that Ekko's damage was unexpectedly high, he realized that something was wrong and wanted to use flash to hook the wall and escape.

However, the moment Titan used flash, Ekko also flashed and took the hook, sticking to the chase and outputing all the way. The second W control was also triggered, and he naturally got the single kill.

"666!"

I'm not surprised to see the comments repeating like a 6.

It might be difficult for others to kill a scumbag like Mouse alone, but it is not that difficult for Yuanshen.

The biggest difference is that A Guang’s understanding of the kill line is different from Yuan Shen’s.

At the same time, with the same combo, inserting a normal attack during the skill's afterswing will result in completely different damage.

The top laner died, and a chain reaction occurred again.

EDG's bottom lane no longer dares to defend the tower.

Even the commentators could see that Flash Wolves' lineup was capable of instantly gathering five players on the map. How could they not know that?
If one person is killed, the support of the opponent's Dragon King will definitely be faster than that of Clockwork. If they dare to defend the tower, it will be three against five under the tower.

operate?
It's not very realistic. Ekko's ultimate skill can hold the tower, and the tolerance rate is extremely high, so there is no room for show.

Flash Wolves took down the tower and the dragon in the bottom lane in one go.

At the same time, the Rift Herald was also taken by Yuan Shen alone.

After the upper and lower lane towers were destroyed, Flash Wolves' next target was naturally the most strategically important middle lane tower.

Ashe and Tam moved to the middle lane, Ekko continued to solo in the top lane, and Dragon King wandered around the bottom lane.

"We must defend the middle tower. If we lose it, we won't be able to play." Mingkai said, "Try to give resources to Pawn so he can farm and clear the lane."

The hero Clockwork can create miracles.

Especially when the two C positions on the opposite side are heroes without displacement, the rate of miracles happening will increase significantly.

Once Clockwork's ultimate is used, and three or four core players are taken down in a teamfight, even if the team is 10,000 gold behind, there's still hope of a comeback...

Of course, the premise is that Clockwork's development must not collapse, otherwise the ultimate move will only tickle the opponent.

The early game rhythm was completely controlled by Flash Wolves, and EDG could only hope for the late game.

Meiko and Pawn defended the tower together in the middle lane, allowing Deft to gather troops and develop in the bottom lane.

Clockwork's two Qs and one W can basically clear a wave of soldiers. He has a strong ability to defend towers, and it is difficult for Flash Wolves to capture the last bastion in the middle lane for a while.

However, they still underestimated... or rather, they didn't expect how strong the Flash Wolves lineup's lane-switching offensive capabilities were.

Jhin showed up in the top lane to clear minions, but was just a little far from the second tower when Flash Wolves immediately attacked.

Excavator's ultimate skill went to the tunnel left near the enemy's top lane. Tam's ultimate skill brought ice, blocking Jhin's retreat.

"Ashi--"

The three of them surrounded Jhin in an instant, leaving him with no way to escape. Deft sighed and hurried to farm more minions before he died, not even bothering to use flash.

After killing one person, the five members of Flash Wolves pushed forward together.

This wave of group can't be accepted at all.

There is a prerequisite for clearing the line, that is, you have to touch the line of soldiers... Excavator and Ekko are directly blocking the front of the line of soldiers. If Clockwork dares to go forward to clear the soldiers, the two of them will dare to go over the tower and hit him in the face.

EDG's middle lane tower was destroyed, and the economic advantage was rolled to 6,000.

Now, EDG is really in a state of collapse.

They knew what Flash Wolves would do next without even thinking.

With all three outer towers down, EDG's vision is difficult to establish, and their development space will be compressed. The opponent will inevitably invade the jungle area in various ways to build up their economic advantage. Then, they will let Ekko go to the bottom lane to solo push, while the others are ready to drive the Baron at any time, playing their best 4+1 system...

Chronic death.

"Let's do it now. If we drag it on, we will lose." Ming Kai said with a frown.

If there is a chance if the game drags on, EDG can definitely give up the resources.

The dragon can be given up, the high ground can be given up, the front teeth can be given up, the base...

No, I can't give that up.

But there is no way, I can’t delay it any longer.

Flash Wolves is the team that is best at operating with advantages and is also the team that is best at early-game rhythm.

Therefore, their picks are generally heroes that have early lane control and lane restraint, and then they build an early advantage and slowly snowball.

There is no solution to the four-one split push.

Everyone knows how Flash Wolves plays, but they just can't crack it.

One trick is fresh, eat all over the sky.

Perhaps before the next top laner who can suppress Yuan Shen appears, Flash Wolves' four-one split push is an issue that all teams must consider.

"It's a BP problem. BP is crucial in the confrontation between strong teams." Miller saw some clues.

The Flash Wolves lineup's ability to switch lanes and provide support is too strong, and EDG's side lanes will be defeated if they dare to fight.

For top teams of equal strength, BP determines 70% of the outcome.

"We can't defeat them head-on, so we can only capture them individually."

"Tahm Kench kept following Frost, the Dragon King ran too fast.

"The only thing left is... to catch Ike."

The three commentators gave their opinions after a brief discussion.

EDG naturally understood what the commentators could see, and soon they began to set up a trap for this wave of single capture.

Each of them bought a true eye and set up control in the lower jungle area, trying to prevent the opponent from having vision of the lower jungle area.

very smooth.

Because Flash Wolves' vision control is concentrated near the big dragon.

But they couldn't do anything yet, because if they just went to catch Ekko, the other four opponents could easily take down the Baron, so EDG had to wait for an opportunity.

And this opportunity came quickly.

"Dragon King, let's go back to the city!" Mingkai shouted.

A fake eye in the top lane captured the Dragon King's movement of returning to the city.

Without the output of the Dragon King, even if Ashe, Tahm Kench and Excavator started to attack the Baron, they would attack very slowly, which was enough for EDG to kill Ekko and then rush to the Baron pit.

"Go, go, go! Seize this opportunity!" Meiko said excitedly.

The efficient execution of professional teams is simply incomparable to that of casual games.

Several EDG players rushed to the bottom lane. Yuan Shen was not careful in carrying the lane alone, and it could even be said that he was committing a crime. He jumped up and down and rode on Titan's face to output damage.

Because Yuan Shen was hoping that a few people from the opposite side would come and catch him so that his teammates could kill the big dragon.

If you trade a kill for a big dragon, even an elementary school student knows which one is more profitable.

The information that the Dragon King had returned to the city made Yuan Shen prepare to retreat a little, but he did not expect that EDG would act so quickly.

Clockwork and Thresh took the lead. Clockwork's W acceleration and Thresh's five-speed shoes made the two of them move very fast. They even used the lantern to pull and directly took over the male gun.

And as for Jhin...he directly activated his ultimate skill.

Perfect ending!

Looking at Ekko within his shooting range, Deft's eyes were filled with anger.

Take a bow, Master Yuan!!
Jhin's ultimate skill is 4 super bullets at ultra-long range, each of which causes an 80% slowdown.

Yuan Shen was highly focused. At the moment the bullet flew out, he saw the trajectory clearly, predicted the landing point, and controlled Ike's movement.

First shot, twist right, dodge.

Second shot, twist left, dodge.

The third shot, continue to the left and dodge.

The fourth super bullet is sure to be a critical hit. Stand still on the S key to dodge.

Deft: "..."

All four were in vain, but Jhin's ultimate did keep Ekko. While he was moving, Thresh with five-speed boots was already close to Ekko.

Meiko decisively flashed E+R.

But since Thresh cannot use E flash, this leaves Yuan Shen with room to react and operate.

Ekko used his E skill diagonally and narrowly avoided the Soul Ferry. At the moment Thresh released his hook, Yuan Shen pressed the S key again, causing Ekko to suddenly stand still.

After dodging the Q skill, Ekko counterattacked with a Q, slowing down Thresh and making his five-speed boots' out-of-combat effect disappear.

Meiko: "..."

The two EDG players were in a state of panic, but it didn't matter, they still managed to slow down Ekko's pace.

Titan took heavy steps, flashed directly, and locked onto Ekko with his ultimate move.

You can't dodge targeting skills anymore, right?
Looking at the raging waves that were locking onto him, Yuan Shen predicted and threw out a W, then continued to delay time, running away all the way, just as his ultimate move was about to hit him.

When he was alone, he just used Ekko's ultimate skill, Time and Space Fracture.

Ike returned to where he was four seconds ago.

And that position happened to be within Titan's attack range. Seeing Ekko's R coming back, Mouse reacted quickly and used the Q skill.

Q hits!
Mouse's eyes lit up and he immediately revealed an evil and crazy smile.

The two of them quickly stuck together. When Titan was about to attack and freeze Ekko, and then use Clockwork's ultimate to kill him, a silver light fell from the sky and a circle appeared on the ground.

(End of this chapter)