LOL: Can’t I play other games professionally?

Chapter 27 These people have problems with their thinking
Wawa next to him was a little confused. Because VG gave up the fight early, his attention was always on the death of the Rift Herald, and he didn't really see the process of the policewoman killing the Mantis in seconds.

I could only spread my hands and joked to myself, "All I saw was the mantis turning a corner and stepping into the trap, and then it was gone."

Miller, who had been watching the entire process, savored it and marveled, "Lin Ruo's operation just now, I can't say it was full, but it did cause the policewoman to deal all the damage."

"The most important thing is the decisiveness. I really don't worry about getting hurt at all."

The professional director quickly exported the playback footage.

I saw four EDG players besieging the Rift Herald. After the main output player, the policewoman, had completed five basic attacks, she put away her gun and took a few steps towards the blue team's jungle.

At this time, the mantis happened to emerge from behind the wall and hit the clamp placed along the corner.

The policewoman fired a headshot, then immediately flashed to use the E skill, triggering the second headshot attribute, followed by the third passive headshot, one after another.

In a very short period of time, the sudden attack was like a violent storm, which immediately reduced the mantis's health to the lowest point and killed it on the spot.

After watching the replay, Wawa suddenly realized, "He must have accumulated his passive first, then used Flash E and the trap to land three high-damage headshots in a row."

"I think our focus should not only be on the sharpness of the operation, but how he judged that the mantis would come?" Miller was thinking visibly.

Wawa echoed, "That's right. Just the fact that he chose to install the trap in the corner instead of at the intersection is already a very strange decision. So how could he be so sure that the mantis would come and see it?"

When I was in doubt, the attentive director played the replay from one minute ago again.

It turned out that before the Rift Herald was launched, EDG jungler Ai Loli had gone deep into the jungle and planted a fake eye on the edge of the three wolves.

Just as it disappeared, the mantis on the line was moving towards the toad area.

Miller paused and continued, "Then everything is logical. Because the view is exposed, Lin Ruo behind him set up a trap in the blind spot along the wall, hoping to try his luck."

"As a champion jungler, Bengi shouldn't have made this mistake. Since he had already decided to let it go, why did he still think of coming over to take a look from afar?" Wawa said in confusion.

"No one is perfect."

Miller explained, then added seriously, "In my opinion, the most astonishing thing about EDG's new AD carry is his meticulous observation. He was able to spot Bengi's fleeting movements even when his ward was about to disappear. For an AD carry whose laning ability and damage positioning are more important, his ability to observe and judge the overall situation is truly valuable."

The doll nodded in agreement.

With the two of them boasting, EDG made great progress and won a big victory in the dragon group in 16 minutes.

Twenty minutes later, when the big dragon was born, they pushed up to the high ground with great momentum.

The policewoman, who has developed ahead of her time, kills anyone she sees in the blink of an eye and is unstoppable.

"Let's go, let's go back and fight the big dragon." Meiko, who had been holding back for the entire game, started giving orders again in the voice chat.

Lin Ruo couldn't help but roared, "It's not Tian Ye, why are you being so cautious? Two of the opponents are dead. Scout went back and teleported over. A Guang took the tower to lead the troops. It was a direct attack."

When VG's crystal exploded, Wawa turned around in surprise: "Is this really the EDG I'm familiar with? They were so bold and quick, pushing through the middle lane and taking down their opponents."

Miller shook his head and said meaningfully, "I don't know. Anyway, the EDG of the past would definitely go back and fight for the Baron."

As EDG won the first game very smoothly, Lin Ruo won the MVP with a perfect record of 7-0-7, and the barrage of comments that followed also exploded.

[You told me this was EDG, but people who didn't know would have thought it was SKT.] [It's different without the waste factory. EDG isn't scared anymore.]

[LPL, get ready for your inner war gods. If they can't crush you at Worlds, they'll come back and take it out on you little Karamis.]

[The emperor is messing around again. He can't see the other team doing well even though he lost, right?]

[I heard this AD is a piece of junk that RNG didn't want, but he looks much stronger than the Void War God.]

[He's already yelling after just one fight. Once the newbie protection period is over, just wait for his true form to be revealed.]

[Hahaha, I don't know if this AD has revealed his true form, but a certain god has already revealed it.]

After a short fifteen-minute break, the second game began.

After the brutal defeat in the previous game, VG got angry and chose Spider as the jungler, making the lineup more biased towards the early stage.

EDG chose the excavator to counter.

At the beginning of the game, both sides played mahjong openly in the bottom lane, staging a top-level melee.

VG mindlessly ganked the bottom lane, but EDG responded calmly. The ten-man melee lasted for a full twenty-nine minutes, with both sides having a great time.

The cheers at the scene were getting louder and louder.

In the end, the more skilled EDG won with almost the same number of kills.

Miller, speaking from the commentary booth, was a little hoarse as he touched his throat and said, "To be honest, I never imagined this game would go on at this pace."

Wawa was unable to describe it, so she said tactfully, "In short, those who watched the entire game today are blessed."

In the EDG locker room off the court, Abu, whose mood fluctuated with the game, was truly convinced.

Sitting on a chair, talking on the phone, he glared at the five team members coming down: "Hey, boss, these people must have a problem with their thinking. I didn't scold them. I didn't scold them even when the fight got a little intense last time."

The coach had already laid out all the plans for them before the game, saying they should focus on mid-to-late game operations and avoid early-game battles. But who knew they'd start a fight in the bottom lane at level 2, turning it into a bronze-level brawl.

After complaining for a while, Abu hung up the phone: "Tian Ye, what are you doing? Why didn't you avoid fighting in the early stage? How many opportunities did you give to the opponent?"

Tian Ye, who was called out, was completely numb and collapsed on the sofa: "Please don't mess with me, I'm just a support. What can I do if my teammates insist on hitting me?"

Abu turned and looked at the jungler fiercely: "Zhao Zhiming, tell me, why do you always go to the bottom lane to fight in the early game?"

Ai Loli was confused from the beginning and waved her hands: "I don't know, Lin Ruo is the commander, he keeps asking me to go so I go."

Abu's eyes were filled with anger.

Lin Ruo quickly stood up and argued, "The opposing jungler, Spider, is very strong in the early game, but we also have Syndra. Why should we be afraid of them in the early game? In terms of operation and coordination, we are obviously a level better than them."

"Besides, what's the level of the opposing bot lane? What's my level? That AD Xuanxuan is such a loser. If I let him shit on my head, how will I survive if the message gets out later?"

(End of this chapter)