My buddy is actually a Cao Cao type top laner?

Chapter 476 Who wouldn't say: Greatness needs no further explanation!

"V5's bot lane has started pushing the lane and recalling."

"KT didn't move here. It seems like they want to give up this Rift Herald because their bot lane has Aphelios (White Blade)."

"Cuzz seems to still have ideas; he sneaked into V5's jungle."

"This is just old wine in new bottles."

Commentary seat.

The voices of Mi Ren and Rita rose and fell.

It was expected that Aphelios would give up the Rift Herald in the bottom lane, since Aphelios with White Blade wouldn't lose much more than giving up the Rift Herald and losing plating.

The problem is that.

Your jungle invasion with Blade of the Ruined King is clearly aimed at catching the bot lane duo who are recalling from the top side of the map.

As expected of the inherently evil LCK veteran, he actually had wicked intentions towards the bot lane duo who were supporting their lane return.

"They released them."

"That's normal. At this stage, their top, mid, and jungle are quite far behind ours."

V5's fighting strength in the upper half of the bracket.

KT's decision to give up was understandable. However, looking at the enemy jungler on the minimap, who had almost no information about him, Luo Ji thought for a moment, marked the top outer tower for Ruler, and then started recalling to base in the bushes ahead of time.

"Change the cable?"

"I have a feeling that the other side has bad intentions and might be waiting for you on your way back to the bottom lane."

This isn't the first time V5 has been targeted like this.

can only say.

Because there are so many AD carries playing Aphelios in the LPL region, they have become accustomed to facing this pioneering rhythm with Aphelios at the bottom.

Jwei nodded in agreement.

If there is indeed an ambush, this is indeed the safest approach. If there is no ambush, then they will only lose one wave of gold from the Sword Demon, which is still within an acceptable range.

"They've already changed the cable?"

"It's been changed. Jinx has already been dealt a blow once. If she gets dealt another blow, Ruler's team is going to collapse."

In the lounge.

Nofe nodded in agreement.

That's what makes high-EQ star players so good. Take GeGe from TES next door, for example. Why is it that no one has ever said anything bad about him after so many supports left the team? It's because you haven't put yourselves in their shoes.

Just imagine putting yourself in that situation.

If you're playing support, initiate team fights whenever you get the chance. If you initiate but don't follow your brother's lead, it's your fault; if you follow your brother's lead but can't beat him, it's your fault. If you win, he'll praise you; if you lose, he'll scold your brother.

Who wouldn't say something like that?
Great, needless to say!

KT clearly hadn't anticipated V5's last-minute lane swap. Cuzz camped in the bottom jungle until his legs were numb, but he still couldn't catch Jinx and Rakan coming back. Then, looking at the minimap, the bot lane duo appeared right in front of their own Renekton.

ohh~
Did you replace the cable?
His instinct was to go to the bottom lane to ambush Aatrox, and then tower dive.

结果
Luo Ji wasn't fooled at all.

Instead of heading straight to the outer turret in the bottom lane, he opted to first take a short stroll through the jungle.

It would have been better if we hadn't gone shopping.

While browsing around, I bumped right into Cuzz's Ruined King.

Just open it with a "da me".

He chased Blade of the Ruined King all over the place, even forcing him to use Flash. When the enemy bot lane duo was almost ready to support, he used his ultimate's speed boost to pull away in the opposite direction.

Even after it's all over.

He even subconsciously exclaimed, "Phew~ What an exhilarating battle!"

And he wiped away sweat that wasn't even there.

"No way, have all the V5s been maxed out?"

Cuzz, completely bewildered by the pursuit, was utterly confused. In the LCK, his ganks today were nothing short of divine intervention; no one could predict his route.

But it could be done today.

It felt like the other side had used Warcraft commands to open "I see dead people".

Did I get highlighted across the entire image?

"This is what the coach was talking about before: V5 has an amazing overall vision and paranoia."

BDD also chimed in with his own complaints.

The time for the second dragon group and the vanguard group is approaching.

At that point, your own jungler's brain CPU will start to overload, which is undoubtedly bad news. But there is good news too, which is that it's not just your own jungler who's like this, the enemy jungler is too.

soon.

After a few more minutes of peace,

The two sides then engaged in a tug-of-war over the second vanguard.

KT actually wanted to rush the dragon, but V5 was currently in the lead, and they were being led by V5's rhythm. In particular, the situation had reached the point where V5 was about to use their best double vanguard tower-breaking mode, so KT naturally had to stop them.

Fighting in the river? That takes real courage.

Wake up, the River Demon is in the bottom river; the top river isn't his comfort zone.

[Lena is a bit annoying at this spot; you can't really dodge her ultimate in the river.]

Trust V5, okay? Trust V5.

The previous skirmishes were just minor skirmishes; the main thing was that Cuzz did manage to turn the tide, preventing Karsa from snowballing his advantage in the jungle.

But now.

In 5v5 team battles, the winner truly determines the course of the game for the next few minutes.

Because the upper half of the map is advantageous, Jwei is relatively safe when he enters the upper river. Therefore, he can place some vision in a relatively deep place before the opponent slowly moves over.

The purpose of doing this was not to obtain information, but to slow down the arrival of the KT players who were lining up for the game.

then
They focused their vision directly on KT's top lane.

At this moment, Aatrox and Renekton had switched back to the top lane. Rakan placed vision in the back to slow down the enemy's vision, while Karsa's Vi used her scanner to clear obstacles in the top lane.

Kiin could sense something was wrong and began slowly letting the lane into the tower.

of course.

Running through the grass is impossible.

After all, it's a crocodile. He just couldn't believe that a strong crocodile in this version could be instantly killed by the enemy jungler under the tower.

Huh~
Luo Ji and his associates were exploiting this very psychology in him.

"The opportunity only lasts a few seconds; we can't give the crocodile a chance to unleash his ultimate move."

"We've got this in a flash. We've got the Herald for sure. If they get caught out by their ultimate, we'll assume the one tanking the tower is going to die and just trade them."

"is that OK?"

"OK!" x2
This is the point.

Kiin knew V5 was staking out him, V5 knew they were staking out Kiin, and even Kiin's teammates knew V5 had designs on their top laner. But the general consensus was:

Impossible, absolutely impossible!
V5's two carries are exposed on the map. If your top, jungle, and support can kill their Renekton top laner, then you can take this wave of the Rift Herald.

Little did they know.
The very next moment they were thinking this.

From God's perspective, Karsa finally found Rakan in the bushes connecting the top lane to the river and launched a tower dive together with Rakan.

RE Flash! ~
A lightning-fast acceleration, an incredibly long dash using E followed by Flash, and a grand entrance that suddenly appeared in front of Kiin!
It perfectly replicates the 0.45s light-speed control of the future T1 against the DRX.

"What...what is this?!"

The yellow flash that appeared in front of them for just a moment amazed not only Kiin on the screen, but also countless viewers outside the screen.

It was as if they were telepathically connected.

After Rakan's W skill is activated, Vi's charged Q dash followed immediately by her ultimate skill is activated.

At last.

Furthermore, the third Q after the first two Qs landed smoothly.

From the moment it started until the end, countless viewers didn't even see what happened, including Kiin. In the second before he was tower-dived, he was still thinking that he couldn't possibly be tower-dived, and his mind was focused on last-hitting minions under the tower and checking the minimap.

"Passing the Flower While Drumming"

"We always thought that the play was an accident, and even when we reviewed the game, we concluded that it was an accident."

"So, it's actually true?"

Redmi was completely dumbfounded.

The key to this play lies in Rakan's lightning-fast initiation, using E, R, Flash, and W. Previously, the R cast time was nerfed, preventing the use of other movement skills, but during the E process, R could be pressed, and the E cast time was calculated during the E process, allowing for Flash and W.

This little trick.

It's rare to see this happen to older professional players these days.

Because older players tend to play it safe, this kind of combo is usually used by new players. Although the margin for error is low, the ceiling is relatively high. But who would have thought that Jwei would actually dare to play it like this, and that he would actually pull it off?

V5_Mebius killed KT_Kiin
The moment the kill notification sounds.

KT was completely dumbfounded, watching helplessly as their top laner was killed before he could even use his ultimate. The problem is, if they were in that situation, they probably wouldn't have been able to react in time to be forced into a fight like that either.

"This is V5, isn't it?"

"How can such an unbelievable method actually be done?"

Why are the highlight reels of League of Legends so good?
The essence is that the scene you imagine is often different from what you actually play. Many players watch their own match replays and think they look incredibly cool while playing, but in reality, the replays are terrifyingly bad.

That's the principle.

It is precisely because it is difficult to achieve that it is so rare, and that it is able to secure a place in the highlights.

The future calculated by the brain has a much lower margin of error than the future seen with one's own eyes.

"Release the vanguard."

Cuzz sighed.

I was prepared for a 5v5 match. If the other team insisted on tower diving, as long as the Crocodile used his ultimate and held on for a while, they would definitely have the advantage if they ganked us.

But it's too late to say anything now.

All the vision he had planned and arranged along the way was in vain. Cuzz even thought about secretly ambushing someone to see if he could take advantage of the situation and catch someone who was alone.

Unfortunately, the V5 is too conservative here.

Ruler isn't the type of AD like JKL who's easily given opportunities.

He wouldn't risk going to places without vision if his teammates didn't arrive, and would wait until his teammates arrived. This scene made KT even more helpless.

They can only transfer to get their first elemental dragon.

【666666】

[How do we solve this? Three faces in the blink of an eye! Even Gan Wencui doesn't have your level of coordination.]

[I can't solve this. I was just about to last-hit the siege minion when two people suddenly rushed out. Who could react in time? Unless you knew someone was ganking you and prepared in advance, putting your hand on Flash, it's too difficult.]

If I had vision, I could have used my flashbangs earlier, but without vision, even at 17, it would have been difficult.

rare.

This time, even the notoriously critical LPL viewers cast sympathetic glances at Kiin.

Really.

Why did you have to provoke these three of them for no reason?!

what?
You didn't provoke anything, did you?

Why would you show up under the tower at full health? Don't you know you're at the kill threshold?

(End of this chapter)