My buddy is actually a Cao Cao type top laner?

Chapter 513 Say something!!!
The draft phase at the start of the third game was quite interesting for both sides.

A round of ban:

V5: Rakan, Neeko, Lenata
T1: Ashe, Poppy, Senna

There were no opportunities to give a pick to the mid or jungle, or even the top lane. The focus was almost entirely on targeting the bot lane. Even Neeko, which seemed like a mid lane option, actually had the potential to be played as a mid or support.

A round of PICK:

V5: Crocodile, Kalista, Spider

T1: Maokai, Jayce, Aatrox

Second round bans: Zilean, Varus, Rumble, Gwen

Let me mention this here.

From the perspective of the Time Assassin, Luo Ji knew that T1 had a Zilean-Nera bot lane duo, so he communicated in advance to ban it. With Varus also banned, there were actually very few bot lane duos left for T1.

In their fourth pick, T1 secured Bard.

It's out in the open.

At this point, the bot lane combination T1 could offer would be either a carry + a support, but this lineup lacks initiative, while V5 clearly intends to speed things up. Normally, that choice would be fine.

In Kouma's eyes.

The biggest problem is having no problem.

Because he belatedly realized that the opposing team had given him all the heroes in the Jayce-Maoye combo, which was obviously unreasonable. He even felt that the opposing team was holding back a big move.

So, the fourth move.

By directly picking Bard, we're showing you that our last AD carry can be a flexible utility AD carry or a hard carry AD carry. Let's see how V5 plays their game.

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What really came as an unexpected surprise was what happened next.

Because V5's last two picks weren't for the mid laner and support, but rather, under the extremely horrified gazes of the T1 team, they firmly locked in Nocturne and Kennen.

T1: ?
Narration:?
audience:? ? ?
No, what the hell?
Crocodile, Kalista, Spider, Nightmare, Kennen?
[Wow~ There's another expert?]

[Spider Nightmare, dual jungle? Wait, is this Spider a support?]

[Wow, Jwei's got some research going on here too. You play Bard, I play Elise; you roam, I tower dive? Holy crap, this completely shuts down Lu Bu's hero selection.]

[Picking a carry support and roaming is a disaster; the option of a support not roaming with Bard is essentially useless. Are we just throwing the choice back to T1? Hajime, you bastard.]

The sudden outburst nearly broke the backs of everyone present.

According to their normal understanding.

It shouldn't be a situation where T1 plays something and V5 counters it, with everyone responding to each move in a defensive battle. That's how it's always been. But suddenly, in the blink of an eye, it's T1 having to counter V5's killer move.

If only Gojo Satoru had had this reversal technique back then.

I doubt it will even be cut in half, right?

Koma was indeed completely stunned after watching the draft.

These two picks are not just a threat to their own bot lane. Kennen is the first pick, Kennen has an advantage against Aatrox in the top lane, and Renekton has an easy time against Jayce in the mid lane. It's like all the previous draft picks are now useless.

That's it.

I had to bite the bullet and pick Ezreal for the AD carry.

Even Jhin can't be picked because he has no mobility; if he charges into a team fight in the dark, he'll die instantly. Ezreal, at least, can increase the frequency of your poke-heavy composition.

this moment.

He was extremely frustrated.

Why are V5's draft picks all going to the bottom lane?

This would cause T1 to fall into a mindset of inertia, thinking that their bot lane duo of Lu Bu and Keira can play anything, Jhin and Bard are good, and Zilean and Nera are also viable.

So they subconsciously relaxed their priority on the bottom lane and instead went for the obvious trap in the top half of the map.

Thinking of this.

He even felt that Mebius on the other side could be compared to Cao Zhi from the Three Kingdoms period. Cao Zhi could compose a poem in seven steps, while he could be a poet in nine!
So far:

V5: Top lane Kennen, Jungle Nocturne, Mid lane Renekton, Bot lane Kalista + Elise
T1: Top lane Aatrox, Jungle Maokai, Mid lane Jayce, Bot lane Ezreal + Bard
This is the point.

The most desperate of all was Zeus.

He had already planned that this top lane match would be a showdown between Renekton and Aatrox, a true 1v1 solo battle between the two.

The result was sudden.

The enemy top laner suddenly became a long-range Kennen against a short-range Kennen, what kind of fair competition is that?!
He had a broken knife.

Hit someone with a 7.62mm shuriken?

"It's up to you, Jwei. This round is all your show time."

The game is still loading.

Luo Ji and the others were already putting pressure on their support team with a relaxed and carefree attitude.

We've arrived here.

They've got a clear look in their eyes; they're all players with big hearts.

Jwei was not affected by the pressure at all; on the contrary, the excitement in his eyes grew even more intense.

It's described as a 5v5 battle, but it's really just a fight between the junglers and supports in the early game.

Even the impact on the mid lane has diminished.

No matter how good Faker is, he can't possibly outplay Renekton just because of the numerical advantages provided by the current version.

Before Jayce reaches level 3 with his Q, it's like a father beating his son when Renekton is fighting Jayce.

After Jayce reaches level 3 with his Q, he needs enough space to maneuver and not be afraid. Yes, just not afraid, not to reverse the counter.

"I understand. In the early stages, we can play freely; in the mid-stages, we must obey commands; and there is no final stage to end the battle!"

"Very good, very energetic!"

Jwei understands this too.

When it comes to this kind of dirty and rotten stuff, you should listen to Luo Ji's ideas, who has extensive experience in this area. At this point, Nofe's voice is not as effective as Luo Ji's.

It's quite like what people think of when they look at the Shu Han dynasty:

Jiang Wei: I have a plan that can restore the Han Dynasty from darkness to light.

Liu Shan: No matter how much you argue, you're not even mentioned in this memorial to the emperor.

Correct.

That's the feeling of déjà vu.

One level.

Both supports coincidentally chose to follow their junglers, but the difference was that Karsa took a scanner from level one this game instead of a trinket ward. Again, the point is...

In the early stages of fighting a large tree, you can't let it develop peacefully.

Currently, T1 is actually very concerned about Oner's early game jungle comfort.

Considering that V5 might invade directly like in the first game, the support player sacrificed his own time in lane to come over early to help counter-gank.

but.
Useless.

The decision of where the big tree (the jungle monster) should start its jungle camps is not made by Bard, but by the support Elise.

It's still the same as the first game.

They still only start entering the fray after the minion wave spawns.

With the Crocodile Nightmare scanning ahead and the Spider Kalista following behind, this lineup is so strong that even adding another Aatrox might not be enough to beat them, let alone a top-tier mid, bot, jungle, and support team.

Very simple.

It's out of control!
Faced with V5's aggressive invasion, Oner was once again caught off guard and completely driven out of the lower jungle, even though Bard and Jayce tried their best to use their abilities to stop them.

But it didn't work.

Oner: You just let them in like that?

The rest of T1: They insisted.

Oner: If they insist, you have to give it to them.
The rest of T1: What can we do if they insist on this?
No one can guarantee that the enemy support Elise actually learned the E skill. If she did, and they dared to stop her, she might just fly over from the shadows in a cocoon the moment their vision disappeared.

Under the pressure of the Dark Forest Law.

T1 wisely chose to abandon Oner once again.

But this is all it takes to put it down.

Gumayusi: Doesn't this scene seem familiar to you?
Keria: Then what about us?

Collapse, withdraw, sell, and escape!

In the first game without Elise, Karsa dared to gank the bot lane at level one, let alone now that V5 has Elise.

After just a brief sniff of experience, T1's bot lane duo began to retreat in perfect unison, with Keria even voluntarily entering the jungle to act as a mobile ward for their AD carry.

He monitored the entire nightmare of beating the frog princess.

but.
it's useless.

When Gumayusi sensed something was wrong, he started using his E skill to retreat towards the second tower.

in front of you.

Having already obtained the Frog Princess, Karsa controlled Nightmare and used Flash to pass directly over the wall. He then used his Q skill and accelerated past, unleashing a [Silent Fear].

T1 Lounge

Koma and Bengi, upon witnessing this scene, were already covered in black soot.

This is a conspiracy.

The combination of Spider and Kalista already has very high burst damage. In addition, Spider has the ability to tower dive, so if you don't run away, Spider will lead your teammates to tower dive.

An EZ without his E skill at level 1 can't outrun a Nightmare who has already flashed into their jungle. His only chance of survival is to push the minion wave out with a level 1 minion like Lu Bu and Keria, preventing the enemy minion wave from reaching the tower.

However, this possibility became a pipe dream the moment the BP was released.

There was nothing Little Lu Bu could do.

If you're going to use Nightmare like this, then I'll just Flash and give it to you.

"Shh!"

EZ flashed and used his ultimate, successfully breaking Nightmare's chain.

But this flash was given to the back.

Little Lu Bu had nowhere to breathe in the bottom lane. Ruler and Jwei took advantage of the minion wave to push into the tower, bypassed the enemy's bottom tower, and farmed minions and gained experience at the extreme distance on the other side of the T1 base.

After moving up to the second grade.

They even abandoned the minion wave and pushed the T1 bot lane duo into the second tower, covering Karsa's continued entry into the T1 jungle to finish off the three wolves.

No one could have imagined it.

The game had only been going on for less than five minutes.

T1's bot lane duo suddenly found themselves in their "hell mode".

Wow, is this a poet?

[V5 has figured it out: if Oner is uncomfortable, T1's bot lane will definitely be uncomfortable; and if T1's bot lane is uncomfortable, the game is basically won in the early game.]

[Thank you, V5. I was suffering from Demonic Influence, Oripathy, Punishing Infection, Rainstorm Syndrome, Vocal Cord Worm Infection, Collapse Syndrome, Harlan Virus Infection, Worm Virus Infection, Dark Aether Corrosion, Starscar Syndrome, and Abstract Subspace Corruption. Now I'm completely cured.]

[Would Koma feel a sense of helplessness seeing this, like feeding a dog chocolate and then realizing he'd mixed it up, with the dog eating the chocolate and him eating the chocolate?]

Nothing.

If Nightmare doesn't show itself, Ezreal and Bard won't dare to go back to farm lane.

This node.

最好的办法就是大树回来，杰斯TP，把V5的3V2强行变成4V3的反包。

But that's the best thing about V5.

FOFO's Renekton tanked Jayce's damage and forced his way through the lane after coming online this game.

When the first wave of minions hit, Faker's reaction wasn't that quick.

By the time the second wave of minions arrived, he realized it was too late to escape.

That's why I have no temper.

Keria could only follow Nightmare as he farmed the jungle until he saw Nightmare finish clearing their jungle and leave. Only then did Little Lu Bu cautiously begin to go online.

But we've reached this point.

He was already behind the enemy's bottom lane in experience by two waves of minions.

Thinking of this.

He subconsciously looked at the support beside him and said:

"Keria, you're not going to abandon the bottom lane and leave me, are you?"

Keria remained silent.

It simply marks the location of the nightmare.

"Say something!!!"

(End of this chapter)