Genting: You're supposed to teach us skills, but you're going to perform magical arts?

The first player I played was Noxus, and I already have a Draven.

The front row features Sion with two fighters, while the back row includes a Twisted Fate card for Draven.

Everyone is only one-star, so their combat power is not high.

Ye Fan didn't care about combat strength or anything like that; the main thing was that this family basically had no chance of getting Yasuo.

The second place was playing with dilapidated Fryego.

This lineup requires Fryegor's exclusive runes to play, but Ye Fan generally doesn't like to play this lineup.

To be honest, this rune is very powerful, especially for Fryegor. Once the skills are maxed out, the damage is quite considerable.

Unfortunately, the bonds between the Shadow Isles are too weak.

Ye Fan couldn't understand why there could be a bond that was weak from beginning to end, and even after several buffs, it was still a mess in the end.

Most importantly, all Shadow Isles pieces except for Fryeglor need to be unlocked.

Although some cards are quite strong individually, such as Kalista and Thresh, they are both relatively powerful individual cards.

However, unlike other cards, it cannot be played alone.

To unlock him, other Shadow Isles pieces must be present.

The other pieces are too weak; by the time you unlock them, there's hardly any room for error.

Using a lot of health points to unlock a single card is not worthwhile.

Most importantly, while these two cards are powerful, they are not powerful enough to kill the game.

The returns are completely disproportionate to the investment.

Ye Fan was somewhat worried about the third one.

Because Ye Fan noticed that this family already had two two-star Berelia.

It looks like they're planning to chase after Samsung Berea.

It seems they're planning to go for the Judgment Warrior route, because if you're playing Noxus, there's no need to chase a three-star Berea.

Although there are 8 cards in the Judgment Warrior deck, normally only 6 cards are selected.

After all, Yone is a given, as he requires a 3-star Yasuo to unlock.

While Barbarian King is easy to unlock, if you're playing as Barbarian King, you don't need Berea. Even if you're just using her as a transition character, there's no reason to aim for a three-star version.

Therefore, if the opponent plays a champion like Yasuo, they will definitely pick Yasuo.

This way, you'll at least have 3 Yasuo cards stuck with you.

This still takes into account the scenario where the main DPS is either the captain or the main DPS.

However, the opponent is clearly planning to use Berea Adam as their main DPS, so they will definitely need to pull for the card at level 5.

The probability of getting a 2-cost card at level 5 is not low. If the opponent has a lot of Yasuo cards, you are very likely to get more of them.

This makes it even harder for me to smoke.

The fourth and fifth companies were fine. But when he saw the sixth company, Ye Fan became even more unsettled.

Because the other player is also playing Ionia.

In the Blade Road, very few people use Ionia as a transitional unit, so those who choose to play Ionia are usually aiming for their final team composition.

Through these days of playing the game, Ye Fan also discovered a characteristic: the people here basically don't use Pinduoduo.

Most people are aiming for the complete Grand Bond.

Therefore, it's unlikely that the opponent will only use Yasuo as a temporary replacement and then sell him later to replace him with Wukong or Sett.

Ye Fan now implicitly accepts that this team will block him from having three Yasuo cards.

And that court would also hold at least 3 cards against itself.

If the opponent is lucky, they might even be able to block you with 9 cards.

In S16's card pool, there are a total of 25 two-cost cards.

Theoretically, it's possible to have two players simultaneously aiming for three stars, and another player aiming for two stars.

However, in reality, the probability of drawing the remaining cards decreases significantly with each additional card.

After all, even when there are no competitors, many people still fail in their pursuit of a third-place finish.

Ye Fan had a deep understanding of this in his previous life, and the time that left the deepest impression on him was the S7 Dragon's Nest.

At the time, Yone, the Illusion Dragon, was arguably the hardest two-cost card to draw in the history of Teamfight Tactics.

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Many people are complaining that Yone is impossible to obtain.

It feels even harder to catch than a three-cost card.

Therefore, if another player also pursues a 3-star Yasuo, then Ye Fan's chances of drawing a 3-star Yasuo are basically very slim.

Even if he eventually catches up with Samsung, it will probably waste a lot of resources, and getting into the top ten will be a big problem.

What should we do? Should we change our formation?

Ye Fan thought for a moment.

In reality, to win in PUBG, you don't necessarily have to go for the 12 Ionia Prism synergy.

Ye Fan wanted to play this game simply for the thrill.

However, if you prioritize momentary pleasure over your own well-being, you're putting the cart before the horse.

After thinking for a moment, Ye Fan decided to play it safe for the time being.

The opponent is playing a one-cost gambling comp. They didn't go all in after the neutral monster rounds, which means they're obviously planning to hold onto their 50 gold and slowly lower their interest. You can usually tell by the time they reach 3-3.

If the opponent doesn't keep Yasuo, it's clear they're not planning to go for a three-star victory.

He planned to observe the other party's movements before making a decision.

As for that Ionia, Ye Fan doesn't even need to look at it.

It's a must-have, and I'll only take 3.

3-1 was completed quickly, and we moved on to the second rune enhancement selection phase, 3-2.

This rune enhancement is at the Prismatic tier.

Pearl lotus, prismatic ticket, small but deadly.

Two combatants, one D-rank card.

Logically speaking, if you're planning to run away, you should definitely take the Pearl Lotus or the Small but Deadly.

After all, the difference between having and not having Prismatic-tier combat runes is quite significant.

Ye Fan hesitated.

This was the first time in all these days since he traveled through time that he had encountered a problem in choosing which runes to enhance.

Reason told him he should get the power rune, but a little voice in his subconscious kept urging him to get the Prism Ticket.

After all, no one can resist the hidden ten-sided rainbow bond.

Should we use Prismite tickets to crush our competitors?

Ye Fan was quite conflicted.

Time passed slowly, and the progress bar for selecting rune enhancement was about to disappear. Finally, Ye Fan gritted his teeth and chose the Prism Ticket.

"Damn it, I'll risk it!" Ye Fan said.

One should have dreams, otherwise what's the difference between them and salted fish?

Even if he ultimately fails to catch up with the Samsung Yasuo, he will accept it.

Anyway, this is only the second game, there are still three games to go.

There are plenty of opportunities to overtake them.

However, the Hextech path of truth is very difficult to encounter.

If you miss it, you don't know when you'll be able to play it again.

After securing the Prism Color ticket, two more rounds passed before the talent show began.

I wasn't very lucky during this period; the Prism Tickets didn't trigger a free refresh.

Therefore, Ye Fan did not touch his gold coins, and now he has more than 80.

There was a Yasuo in the draft, but Ye Fan didn't get it because of his low health; it was snatched away by the Arbitrator.

It seems they're preparing to catch up with Samsung.

After returning from the talent show, Ye Fan made a special trip to take a look at the opponent's chessboard.

Sure enough, the opponent's Yasuo was not only two-star, but they also had two one-star Yasuo players on their bench.

I don't know if the other party really wants to chase 3, or if they are deliberately blocking his cards.

After all, in his opinion, if someone were to gamble on Berea, he could understand if they also managed to get a three-star Qiyana along the way.

Since they are both one-cost cards, Qiyana is relatively easy to catch.

There's really no need to chase after a two-star Yasuo.

Since you're already planning to use Berea Adam as your main carry, there's absolutely no need to raise another Yasuo.

If you want to raise Yasuo, just level up your population in the early game; there's no need to chase a three-star Berea.

So there's a high chance the other party is targeting him.

"Alright, alright, is this how you play it? Since you want to roll it, then you can talk to my Prism Tickets."

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