My buddy is actually a Cao Cao type top laner?

Chapter 508, First Card: [Full Vision]

Without considering the bottom lane advantage, Luo Ji's laning phase at the start of the game is actually very difficult. The outcome of the matchup between the weapon and the crocodile depends on whether the crocodile allows him to trade blows (at level 1). If he doesn't allow it, it's like playing on hard mode.

It's obvious this time.

Zeus gave him the hard mode.

Not only did I not learn Q in level one to try and outmaneuver him, but I also learned E.

In Zeus's eyes.

I think this is a very smart thing to do.

Avoid the early game strength of the weapon, since the weapon can only fight the crocodile before level 3. After level 3 until the first mythic item, the crocodile can annoy the opponent with his own recovery ability.

However.
As the kill notification sounded in the bottom lane, Zeus belatedly realized that the enemy had done this on purpose!

He never even considered having his blood transfused.

On the contrary, by learning the E skill, I was able to use a formulaic laning strategy with the weapon: push the tower with a level 3 slow, come back to farm the pushed lane, and then try to push it out.

"So dirty."

Neither of them are good people.

"Dirty and rotten-hearted."

Lao Qiang subconsciously made a sarcastic remark.

As the saying goes, laymen watch the spectacle, while experts see the details. This first wave of intellectual battle alone had already greatly excited him.

"He does have some skill."

Abu nodded in agreement, then added:
"But if you play a formulaic game, the jungler will have a hard time. The weapon will be unable to move and will be suppressed for a long time. When the second round of jungle monsters respawns, Oner will invade the top half of the map. Mebius can't help Karsa."

"so."

"Ashe is the support, and Rek'Sai is the jungler. [Hawk Strike] and [Hearth Stalker] can help Karsa avoid Oner as much as possible."

This is where the synergy between the lineups comes into play.

One link after another.

Instead of focusing on a single point while ignoring its connection to other points, it also takes into account that Oner's jungle clearing route was interrupted at the start of the game.

As mentioned earlier, he was clearing the first set of jungle camps when Karsa was clearing the second set.

This leads to.

When he finally managed to farm the top lane, it was the same time that the top laner was pushing the minion wave and recalling.

Redmi, watching from the sidelines, felt a chill run down her spine.

This situation, unfolding as if from a script, was exactly what he dreamed of seeing his JDG team achieve.

Unfortunately, I can't type it.

early stage.

The entire T1 was completely dominated by V5's rhythm.

Faker had a significant advantage in the mid lane, even single-handedly pressuring FOFO's Vigus and gaining a considerable health advantage.

But it can't be killed.

Moreover, FOFO himself is very aware of his own skill level, and tries to avoid making any changes to his character's stats in order to maintain his own health.

five minutes.

When Karsa marked the Elemental Dragon in the bottom lane and prepared to call his teammates to control the dragon, he still had half his health remaining.

This allowed him to continue playing online for a couple more waves without having to return to base, providing cover for the jungler to easily secure the dragon.

Shangluqi.

The middle lane is stable.

The jungler and bot lane had perfect synergy.

This opening move is undoubtedly something LPL viewers are very happy to see.

"They got the dragon."

"We can't get through; the bottom lane is being pushed under the tower, we can't get past it."

Keria expressed that she was willing but unable to help.

This one.

I picked Lena to gain experience in the mid lane and rush to level 6 to fight the Vanguard team at crucial moments. Unfortunately, I died once in the early game and lost three waves of minions. With this loss, the strategy of rushing to level 6 was no longer viable.

They can't play anymore, and their margin for error is also low.

It would be good if we could win.

If they die again, they might as well just surrender this game.

then.

T1 chose not to answer.

After thinking for a moment, Oner decided to directly invade V5's upper jungle to see if there was an opportunity to coordinate with the top laner to tower dive or something.

of course.

Even if there's no opportunity, forcing Karsa to come over would be helpful, relieving some pressure on our bot lane.
just
The ensuing situation left many viewers and coaches stunned.

After taking the dragon, Karsa didn't rush to the upper half of the map to "harvest" the rewards. Instead, he continued to stay in the lower half of the map, even openly wandering around like a street urchin.

Don't worry about whether I gank or not.

Tell me, buddy, isn't that enough to put psychological pressure on your bot lane?
Um! ?

Casa's rather strange behavior caused many spectators outside the stadium to frown.

This idea is a bit too advanced.

Why waste time making meaningless threats when you've already built up such a huge advantage?
Have to mention.

This method is really effective.

At least Xiao Lu Bu and Keria were constantly torn between defending the tower and pushing to the second tower. Back and forth, they even unintentionally lost some experience points that they could have gained.

"I understand."

"They are doing their best to ensure that Lenata has less than six minutes."

"Is it really that simple?"

in the screen.

Because of the jungler's "nuclear deterrence," Varus and Ashe can frequently force towers to attack plating. Conversely, because of the jungler's presence in the bottom lane, Luo Ji in the top lane is having a very difficult time.

Especially after another wave of minions is about to enter.

Looking at the minion wave.

Luo Ji gritted his teeth and chose to give up, creating distance and even retreating outside the attack range of the defensive tower.

The advantage of this is.

Even if Oner comes to gank, he can place a ward and run away at any time; but the downside is also obvious, he can only get experience but not creeps.

"Sacrifice Ueno to protect the Shimonoseki?"

"What kind of playstyle is this? Varus and Ashe won't see a qualitative change even if they get their first item early."

"but"

"why?"

T1 Lounge. Koma and Bengi are like two curious little kids.

They believed there must be something they didn't understand, but V5 was already secretly implementing. It was precisely this veiled approach that made them even more excited.

to the back.

The junglers on both sides went even further.

It wasn't until the eight-minute vanguard team fight that T1 saw that despite V5's poor development in the top and mid lanes, they still had levels to rely on, yet T1 still dared not come to engage the vanguard team fight.

They just discovered.

V5's first wave of decisions has been successful.

Objective 1: Disrupt Lena's mid-lane rush to level 6 and secure the first Rift Herald.

however.

The moment the vanguard took the lead.

Off-screen, Genshin Impact player only glanced at the scoreboard on the screen subconsciously while playing the mobile game.

Then suddenly, the whole person...

It's incomprehensible.

He pressed his face close to the screen as if in a frenzy, then stared intently at the scoreboard.

"impossible"

"How can this be?"

"Only eight minutes! Eight minutes! How did he manage that?!"

As the Rift Scientist of LCK.

Beryl has always considered himself a model of using his brain to play games, but now he's starting to seriously doubt himself.

Because it's right inside the screen.

In just the first eight minutes, Hanbing's salary gear had already been upgraded.

This is even more impressive than the assist from eight minutes to six minutes.

Such a scene.

And gradually, it was noticed by many sharp-eyed viewers.

because.

As if a switch had been flipped, V5, having secured the Vanguard, completely dominated the vision of the T1 half of the map in just thirty seconds!
【Wait, how did the support gear get upgraded?!】

[Eight minutes? Is it a game bug, or did you secretly enable it?]

[Where's the commentator? We need a commentator who can understand this to save the day!]

[This is terrible! V5's matches have progressed to the point where even from my omniscient perspective, I can't figure out what's wrong?]

Shocked!

What does operations involve? Information.

What is the key to influencing information? It lies in perspective.

A player can only carry two control wards at most and place one in the warehouse. Each control ward costs 75 gold, which is too expensive to buy in the early game.

And once the salary equipment is released, there can be three of them on the map at the same time, and they're free. Combined with scanning, they can turn half of a player's area into blindness.

"I see."

"I understand, I finally understand!"

Beryl, who belatedly figured out the strategy, was so excited that he immediately explained it to the other players in the competition area through his chat tool.

It was not about exploiting a bug.

It wasn't actually open.

Instead.

V5 uses a salary-based system!
Normally, when upgrading your gear, you just wait for the gold to automatically appear. At most, it might speed up your gold accumulation when the bottom lane is playing aggressively.

But there is actually another one:
That's touching the tower.

This means that V5's strategy in the early game is to have the support and ADC quickly push the minion wave and reach the tower, while also attacking the enemy mid laner to farm gold items.

This way, Jwei's salary outfit can be completed in eight minutes, while Keria's salary outfit normally takes about 10 minutes to complete.

This brings about.

It was a visual annihilation that lasted at least two minutes!
Why does the jungler always protect the bottom half of the map? It's all to help farm the current support items.

Under the threat of the map being almost entirely black.

Faker didn't dare to move, Oner didn't dare to go to the bottom half of the map, and Xiao Lu Bu and Keria were even more unsure of where the enemy jungler was or whether he would come.

But you can't completely ignore the bottom lane minions, can you?

OK.

You ate it.

I'd like to call in some people to help you defend this wave.

But how do you know if the person you're trying to gank might get ambushed by the jungler, and then Vigus can use her ultimate to provide long-range support, turning it into a 2v1 situation?

in the case of.

Then the bottom lane should retreat if necessary.

Dark Forest Law.

This is a true dark forest law created by vision control starting at two minutes, unless the T1 bot lane can endure not showing their face or farming minions for more than two minutes.

otherwise
The bot lane is basically a "buffet" for V5.

"genius."

at last.

Koma and Bengi, who were slowly coming to their senses, widened their eyes in surprise.

This is the general idea.

The key is whether you've come up with this idea.

Original world.

T1 only came up with this understanding in the mid-to-late stages of Season 14, but unfortunately the opposing team had a Time Assassin who used it ahead of time.

Looking at the minion wave that's about to enter the tower.

After some hesitation, Lu Bu finally decided to take a gamble.

I bet you're near the bottom lane.
No jungler!

He bravely chose to connect the cable under the tower.

pity.

Gambling is a losing proposition, and this anti-fraud app reminds everyone to stay away from gambling and embrace true love, rather than those like Xiao Lu Bu and Keria who don't stay away.

V5's response is...

Send them to God and let God decide whether they should be forgiven.

then
excavator.

[Breaking through the soil!]
(End of this chapter)