You've only been playing for half a year, and you've already reached the finals?

Chapter 19 Great Character
Watching the enemy crystal explode, Ming Jing lay on the chair and scratched his head.

I have to say that Han Bing is just a tool and has no real damage.

In the last wave of team fight, Ashe with four pieces of equipment chased Noxus and attacked him all over the street. Her hands were numb from attacking, and she managed to reduce Noxus to half health.

As a result, Yang Cuiheng's male gun came up, and with two shots from AEA, Noxus was killed with half of his health left.

It's crazy.

It's hard to imagine that these are two heroes in the same game.

Just looking at data such as output and KDA, this game doesn't even seem to have anything to do with me. I'm a complete outsider!

It would have been better if it was Jinx, maybe she could have won the MVP, it's a bit regrettable.
At this time, Ming Jing looked back and found that there were a lot of people standing behind him, some of them were looking at him, and some were looking at his teammates.

Many people are talking about this game.

Of course, the core of the discussion is still the perfect decision-making when the second little dragon was killed.

From catching the enemy with archery to delaying time by relying on the fact that Noxus did not bring TP, they successfully destroyed the upper tower and delayed until the CD of Monkey King's ultimate skill was ready, and then won the game in one wave.

Even in a professional competition, it is a remarkable top-notch idea!

The source of all this is the ice whose data does not seem to be very impressive!

And this Ice had previously handled the situation perfectly under the tower, where he fought one against three and killed one person. Although his statistics were average, he was definitely the most eye-catching player in this game!

No one expected that the four players in Group A would be overshadowed by an unknown little-known person!
Who is this guy?

Abu's smile grew wider. He patted Mingjing on the shoulder and asked, "How do you feel about your first training match?"

The person behind was eyelid twitching again, and the four teammates were a little surprised to hear this.

First scrimmages? Seriously?

Is this guy just a random guy? But wasn't he sent by EDG?

Ming Jing didn't care about the countless stares behind him, and said honestly: "To be honest, I feel like I didn't play well enough. I played too stiffly in the middle stage."

Ming Jing was speaking the truth. He also knew that his rhythm in the mid-game was too bad, which caused the game to be prolonged for several minutes.

There was no way around it. His only gaming experience was ranked matches, and his rank wasn't high either. In that kind of game, there wasn't a link that could push the rhythm forward. Usually, in the mid-game, everyone showed off their skills.

This was also thanks to his experienced teammates who were able to lead him in the fight. If they had been stiff for a while longer and waited for the opponent's Aphelios to get an extra piece of equipment, it would have been hard to say who would win or lose.

"It's okay, it's not a big deal." Mni didn't take it seriously. "In the youth training camp, this is not a problem at all!"

The youth training camp is not looking for experienced players.

On the contrary, if there are still people here who have rich experience in training matches, it means that they have played so many training matches but have not yet entered the professional field, and they are most likely mediocre.

What the youth training camp wants is a true genius like Ming Jing, who knows nothing about professional competitions but is still not inferior to anyone else.

This is the spirituality we want!
For these geniuses, the so-called tactics and playing rhythm are just a matter of learning for a while, and they will catch up soon.

By then, everyone in the youth training camp should be ranked according to their strengths and weaknesses.

"But there's still one point," Abu said patiently. "When playing, you must communicate more with your teammates. Communication is always the most important thing in a professional team. You talk too little when playing games. The opponent's Nidalee came to cut you several times, but you didn't say a word. Although you almost didn't die, you still need to pay attention to this aspect."

"Yeah, I understand." Ming Jing nodded. He actually realized this problem.

The main reason was that his AD role was always played solo, and no one ever talked to him. Now Luo Wenjun was unwilling to pay attention to him, so he naturally didn't bother to talk and just focused on the operation.

After talking to Mingkai, Abu put away his smile and spoke to the other four players: "To be honest, you four didn't play well in this game! I believe you know that too." When the other four heard this, some of them lowered their heads and had nothing to say.

This is the case with Yang Cuiheng and Huang Xiang. After all, they both delivered a fatal rhythm. If it weren't for Ming Jing's decision to fight back, they might have lost the game.

Some people are not convinced.

"You have nothing to be dissatisfied with," Abu continued sternly. "I'm talking to you, Luo Wenjun. In the last ten minutes or so, have you ever protected your AD carry? Is this the right attitude for a support?"

Luo Wenjun habitually wanted to be stubborn, "Didn't he only die once?"

"He died less often because he played well, it has nothing to do with you!" Abu sneered, "But that doesn't mean you don't need to protect him! If you have a more positive attitude, he won't die even once!"

Luo Wenjun became furious when he heard this and simply stopped talking.

At this time, Ming Jing spoke up, "It's okay, it's a minor issue. It's normal to protect the male gun. The male gun's output is much higher than that of the ice."

Abu was touched again after hearing these words.

What a great character.
Just for victory, not for the spotlight and MVP? But MVP can be a black card!

But Abu changed his mind and quickly dismissed the idea.

Black card, the possibility is indeed not high.

Ming Jing has never been exposed to the professional system and is still in the process of learning and catching up. As a result, the competition for black card points has already begun. He is really at a disadvantage.

And it’s better not to be a black card. Abu hopes that other teams will not notice Ming Jing’s existence. He will secretly support Ming Jing and will definitely amaze everyone when he comes on the court!

Ming Jing stood up at this time and asked, "When does the next training match start?"

At this time, many people in the back couldn't help but focus their attention on the ID card hanging on Ming Jing's chest.

The words "AD20" above are quite eye-catching.

"Oh, there's no rush." ​​Coach Mni said, "You just finished playing. Watch others play a game and rest for a while. You only have three training matches to play today. There's no rush."

Ming Jing nodded, walked out of the training room alone, and strolled into other rooms to take a look.

It mainly depends on the AD position.

At this time, Mingjing felt firsthand how important the youth training camp was to him.

The people here are all too strong, it can even be said that everyone is stronger than him.

There is a wide variety of hero pools and a flourishing number of tactical play styles, and many operations amazed Ming Jing!

When competing with them, Ming Jing could feel a lot of pressure at all times, which was something he could not feel in the previous Masters ranking competition.

But fortunately, people can only truly grow under this kind of pressure.

An afternoon of training passed quickly.

The Mingjing team continued to maintain strong combat effectiveness. Luo Wenjun and Yang Cuiheng worked closely together, laying a solid foundation for the team's victory.

Ming Jing, who was left alone, seemed a little transparent. Although he won every game, the MVP was never his. This was the huge gap brought about by tactical positioning and game experience.

But Mingjing didn't care, he just kept studying, summarizing and generalizing.

He knew that he would soon catch up with these people.

(End of this chapter)