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

Chapter 81 is still worthwhile.

"Malzahar, a pick to counter Galio - although LeeE hasn't used him in LPL matches yet, I know it's definitely his signature champion."

[It's obvious that the manager has watched a lot of Cup King's streams.]

[Guan Zeyuan still has a long way to go in terms of comeback skills, he needs to learn from Cup Emperor. After all, his lifetime of comebacks can't match Cup Emperor's quick wit during live streams.]

[WE has locked in Jarvan IV for top lane and Rek'Sai for jungle. Now I think I understand EDG's draft strategy!]

"It seems that Malzahar will definitely be matched up against Galio in the mid lane." After thinking for a while, Ji De finally figured out the logic behind EDG's previous bans.

"Although Galio is a champion that can be played in the top, mid, and support lanes, in WE, Jarvan IV is mostly played by top laner 957, while Leg has not used Galio in the top lane at all so far in the summer split."

"As for why they didn't go to support?"

Remember cleared his throat: "I believe Coach Nofe's third ban has already given us the answer."

"The weakness of support Galio is that he doesn't have enough gold to build tank items, resulting in a severe lack of survivability. To engage and create a control chain like a solo lane Galio, he has to rely on Kalista's ultimate to throw him into the fray. Therefore, in the few games where support Galio has been played, Kalista has always been the AD carry."

"So EDG's ban on Kalista, which looks like it's targeting Mystic, is actually aimed at dismantling WE's support flex options?" Guan Zeyuan nodded thoughtfully.

On the third floor of the red team, EDG didn't hesitate and grabbed the support gem for the anti-collision formation.

The second round of election bans has begun.

Redmi clearly didn't want EDG's lineup to get suitable physical damage dealers, so they banned Gnar and Camille, two top lane champions, one after the other. Nofe banned Ashe and Varus, the champions that Mystic is best at, limiting his opportunities to use control with the "Do As You Please" combo.

The final lineup has been confirmed.

WE (Blue Side) - Top: Jarvan IV, Jungle: Rek'Sai, Mid: Galio, Bot: Kog'Maw and Braum.

EDG (Red Team): Top laner Renekton, jungler Zac, mid laner Malzahar, bot lane Tristana and Taric.

Just before leaving the field.

Redmi took off his earphones and turned to leave.

But after taking only two steps, he stopped, turned around and scanned the final lineup of the blue team again, his brows furrowing almost imperceptibly.

Would it be better to pick Gragas as the third jungler? After all, Gragas's R skill can interrupt Malzahar's ultimate from a distance, which can be a key point of breakthrough in team fights.

However, this idea was quickly rejected by Redmi itself. Gragas' ultimate ability is a large-area knockback, and if it's miscoordinated with Jarvan IV and Galio's engage abilities, it could potentially blast controlled enemies out of the team's focus fire range, thus saving the opponent's life. This kind of blunder has happened before in scrims, so it's best to abandon the idea.

However, the team only has Braum's R as a ranged control skill, so it shouldn't be a foreshadowing, right?

West Eight —

Who's the kind person who'd pick Malzahar first?

"LeeE chose to use Flash + Sprint!"

"You know, this player actually really likes to use TP to find the rhythm." Guan Zeyuan changed the subject, "However, the opponent's lineup is a four-frontline charge formation, so it's reasonable for Malzahar, a mage without mobility, to bring Sprint."

The game has finished loading.

Ten heroes were born in Summoner's Rift.

Li Yi chose to start with a Sapphire Crystal and a Refillable Potion instead of the usual Doran's Ring.

Galio's early-game base damage and wave clear speed are superior to Malzahar's. Therefore, in Li Yi's opinion, instead of getting entangled in lane, it's better to abandon unnecessary mana consumption and focus on pushing the lane to quickly accumulate Lost Chapters.

Xiye is also very knowledgeable.

Seeing that Li Yi's first E was used on the front-line minions, he understood that the opponent had no intention of trading blows. Although Li Yi kept maneuvering the minion wave, preventing him from using Q to poke and push the lane at the same time, fortunately, he had the magic shield of W, which allowed him to push forward and farm minions under pressure.

Five and a half minutes.

Galio 37!

Malzahar, $38!

The two junglers seemed to have reached a tacit understanding, neither willing to easily break the delicate balance on this lane, and both turned their jungle routes to the bottom half of the map.

"Should we cancel?"

EDG's Tristana naturally has the advantage of pushing the lane, and at this moment, she has already pushed the minion wave to the enemy's tower. Meiko asked, somewhat unsure.

"No rush, no rush." ​​Li Yi glanced at Galio's movements. Xiye, who was always known for his solid last-hitting skills,

Suddenly, the blade started leaking.

This indicates he was trying to switch screens, looking for an opportunity to teleport to the bottom lane. Therefore, Li Yi gave up on trading blows with Q, forcing Xiye to...

If you want to TP, you have to retreat to a position where Li Yi can't interfere with you using Q.

[Oh right! Condi absolutely mustn't gank mid, Cup King's specialty is dragging the enemy mid and jungle together.]

[Just use the TP difference to gank and you're done!]

【Aaaaaah————Xi Ye, move back a little more before you kick! Cup Emperor is disgusting!】

"Conti's excavator has already jumped over the wall, and at the same time, a teleport from Galio in the mid lane has appeared on the minion wave! This is going to be a four-man gank from WE!" Guan Zeyuan's voice suddenly rose.

"Interrupted again!"

Guan Zeyuan's "poisonous milk" came at just the right time.

At this moment, while the director's main perspective was focused on the bottom lane, a small window also appeared in the lower right corner. The audience and commentators also saw the situation in the mid lane.

Galio has retreated to a spot behind the tower where he can't see the tower and teleports.

But Li Yi's Malzahar actually withstood two hits from the turret and walked in, interrupting the cast with his Q's silence. Actually, it was three hits, because in the footage not shown in the broadcast, the first turret attack was blocked by Void Passage.

The passive effect has been reduced.

If you could see the screen full of question marks in the live stream chat at this moment.

Li Yi would definitely ask in return: I'm at full health but empty mana, and I happen to have 550 gold to buy the Lost Chapter. Why would I go back to town with so much health?

"Let's check the bottom lane!"

"The moment the excavator emerged from the hole, the factory manager, Zack, arrived just in time with his rubber band slingshot!"

"Tristana applied Taric's E skill [Radiance] and jumped forward to stun Braum. But the fourth auto-attack of [Explosive Spark] failed to land!"

"The excavator flashed and interrupted the cannon's attack. If it can't refresh its W [Rocket Jump], it's probably in trouble! Trying to flash and trade kills with Braum—Braum still has a heal to recover!"

"That was a huge mistake by the little cannon!"

Park Taek-won often studies LCK matches, so he took the opportunity to show off his understanding of the game: "Recently, many teams in the LCK have started to try Tristana in the bot lane, but Iboy has obviously not practiced this champion for a long time, and the timing of his jump seemed a bit rusty."

Taking advantage of the speed of movement during treatment.

Braum used Flash to escape with a sliver of health remaining.

Instead, the little cannon was stuck by the excavator's basic attack, which was slowed down by the red buff, and was then killed by the bio-barrage spat out by the big mouth.

[What a pity, what a pity! If Xiye could have tanked it, this would definitely have been a triple kill.]

Am I the only one who thinks EDG didn't lose out in this round?

[Forced to claim no loss? Instead of doing his homework, Wawa Miller is posting comments here?]

[WE used way too many summoner spells; their lineup relies heavily on Flash—even the mid laner switched to Flash!]

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