LOL: What does "mid-lane hybrid expert" mean?

Chapter 80 Doing Whatever You Want

Since the two mid laners clashed, Scout actually asked management for a break. According to a reliable informant planted by Li Yi, he seems to have resumed high-intensity ranked games and makes long phone calls every night.

then.

The schedule for the upcoming matches is now clear.

In the final match of the first round of the regular season's group stage, a battle for the top spot in Group A against WE, and in the upcoming Intercontinental Cup, it has been confirmed that Li Yi will start the entire tournament.

This has led to him taking on all the recent training matches, and the high-intensity gaming sessions lasting eight or nine hours a day have left him so exhausted that he can barely keep his eyes open.

To avoid the possibility of someone dying suddenly during a live stream on the second playthrough.

Li Yi directly announced in his live stream fan group that he would not be streaming again until the end of the Intercontinental Cup. Fortunately, EDG acted swiftly, promptly paying him the bonuses stipulated in his contract and generously reducing the monthly streaming view limit.

The good news is.

As EDG's terrifyingly high win rate in scrims spread throughout the scene, and their reputation for excellent professionalism ("Never AG") grew, top LCK teams actually started actively seeking them out for scrims. Suddenly, their scrim opponents changed from second- and third-tier LPL teams to world-class powerhouses.

therefore.

Li Yi may have lost more games this week than in the entire previous month combined.

However, thanks to his ability to "admit his mistakes and correct them," Li Yi also discovered that he made many mistakes in the game. It's just that these mistakes weren't noticeable in lower-intensity matches, but they became the trigger for team fight defeats when competing against top LCK players.

A busy and fulfilling week has quietly passed.

The third Sunday has finally arrived.

WE vs. EDG!

"Why the hell do you have so many female fans?" Mouse rubbed his greasy hair that hadn't been washed for days, looking at the fan signs below the stage with some envy.

Originally, he was in the EDG club.

There's no doubt that Mingkai has the most female fans, followed by Scout and Meiko, and finally a small group of Iboy mom fans who like the "raising" type of idols.

But with Li Yi's debut and his unstoppable winning streak, and the unique performance he displayed compared to any other LPL player...

The contestant's appearance, demeanor, and personal charm.

Besides the long-time fans who have been with EDG since its inception, many new fans who were brought in switched to Li Yi's team after watching a few matches, somewhat resembling the consolidation of power among three factions.

However, Ji Yi glanced down at the audience following Mouse's words.

I was immediately confused.

It's said that fans resemble their idols.

Li Yi's male and female fans seem to be as abstract as he is himself.

My best champion is Galio, so why are they photoshopping my head onto Lulu's body? Li Yi felt it was necessary to say "I will lead you to the World Championship" in the post-match interview after today's game.

On the commentary panel.

Guan Zeyuan and Zhu Ji appeared in the official live broadcast of the event.

"Dear viewers, welcome to the final day of Week 3 of the 2017 LPL Summer Split regular season! I'm your commentator, Zeyuan!"

"I'm the commentator, Ji De!"

"Today's match is still very interesting." Guan Zeyuan turned to look at his partner.

"WE, who had won all four of their previous matches, suffered a shock defeat to NewBee last week, bringing their current game records to 7-2 and 7-3 respectively. In other words, whoever wins today will secure the top spot in Group A for the month!"

"And everyone is familiar with EDG's starting mid laner today, LeeE, who is currently undefeated in six games!"

The two commentators, who have been surfing the internet for years, obviously thought of Li Yi's well-known nickname, but as official commentators, they certainly had to be careful with their words.

"Whether it's us commentators or the viewers who have been watching LeeE since his debut, it's not hard to see how unique this player's playstyle is."

"Yes."

Remember nodded and continued, "Actually, we initially saw a lot of criticism questioning LeeE's champion pool. But LeeE quickly proved himself with champions like Orianna and LeBlanc, showing he's not just a pushover!"

"Although the gameplay is somewhat unique."

The big screen was showing highlights of Li Yi's past games. Seeing the two classic "hanging ball" Orianna and "mosquito" LeBlanc plays, Guan Zeyuan chuckled and added a joke: "But just tell me, could we win?"

[The Cup King has indeed proven that he's not just good at playing "noob" heroes, but can actually turn heroes that others could easily carry into "noob" heroes.]

[But I have to say, CupKing sacrificed all his laning strength for shot-calling. I watched the microphones from the previous matches; his teammates seemed completely disconnected from the game, giving up on thinking altogether.]

But it's really hard to say against WE.

Indeed, WE is one of the few teams that doesn't need to ban Galio themselves, and Xiye can also play champions like Karma and Twisted Fate, so they are not at a disadvantage in the draft phase at all.

"Alright, both players are ready, let's move on to the ban/pick phase!"

The pre-match chatter ended, and the director switched the camera to the players' seats.

Remember to speak first: "In the first game, WE chose to start on the blue side, and Coach Hongmi immediately banned Thresh."

As the Summer Split progresses, the rework of Doran's Shield has significantly improved the lane sustain of ADCs, and once-popular mage/support champions such as Zyra and Brand have gradually faded into the background.

Instead, they are replaced by tempo-based supports like Thresh, who can quickly establish an advantage in lane and roam the entire map.

Moreover, Meiko's Thresh is EDG's trump card, and Coach Hongmi, who is known for his unerring strategy, has no reason not to ban him.

EDG banned Rengar.

Yes, Mingkai doesn't understand or know how to play this hero, which is one of the reasons why he chose to retire during the Spring Split.

Redmi's second ban was Caitlyn, clearly indicating their intention to target ranged champions in the bot lane. Nofe quickly deduced that the opponent wanted to pick the Xayah-Rakan combo, and therefore banned Rakan, who had a higher priority.

"Coach Hongmi's third ban is Karma, the mid-laner with the highest win rate in this patch." Guan Zeyuan stared at the screen, his speech slightly faster. "Then I think WE's intention is quite clear: they want to unleash their familiar charge-and-pounce combo!"

"Huh? Coach Nofe didn't ban Galio?" Remember was clearly stunned for a moment when EDG's third ban was revealed.

"So they banned Kalista, whom my brother-in-law hasn't used much?"

"this----"

The two commentators exchanged a glance. Had Coach Nofe also contracted the white crescent virus?

As the commentator said, WE decisively locked in Galio on the first floor, and the 60e fans in the stadium immediately erupted in cheers that seemed to shake the entire arena.

EDG quickly picked Zac, the only T0-tier jungler in the current patch, for their first pick. After much hesitation, they locked in Malzahar, the Void Prophet, for their second pick.

【Huh?】

Malzahar is indeed a good counter to Galio, but the key question is whether Galio will definitely go mid?

[I acknowledge Cup King's Malzahar, but didn't he say this hero can only be used as a counter-pick? Is he fighting against himself?]

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