Rebirth is fine, but I get eight hundred dollars right from the start?

"The match has officially begun!"

Miller's voice rose half an octave as the images on the big screen changed, and his speaking speed increased by a beat compared to before.

"This match features the blue team, North American LCS.NA, against the purple team, the host LPL team."

"All ten players bought equipment and left the fountain as quickly as possible—we can see that there was almost no difference in their exit speed, and both sides rushed out of the base almost at the same time."

The doll, standing nearby, chuckled and added, "Of course, being slow to leave means you're half out of luck."

"This principle used to be only circulated among casual ranked players who liked to engage in level 1 team fights, but now it is a solid tactical common sense for professional teams."

"There's no way around it. Ever since HWG started gaining an advantage early in the game with their terrifying speed of leaving the fountain and their early game strategy, professional teams all over the world have realized that the details in those ten seconds from leaving the fountain to their respective positions can influence the course of the game for the next three to five minutes."

As he said this, the camera cut to a bird's-eye view, showing ten blue and purple dots of light spreading out along their respective paths toward the river.

Compared to its predecessor, when even professional matchups couldn't be divided into positional OB shots, today's All-Star footage is much more sophisticated.

Miller then took the opportunity to delve deeper into the topic: "Speaking of impact, the mid-laner sitting on our side of the purple team right now—Emperor—has truly changed our understanding of the depth of competitive League of Legends through his unique game philosophy, whether in his individual ranked games, tutorial videos, or the professional team he founded."

"Yes, people used to think that this game was all about skill and reaction, and whoever had the fastest hands would win."

"But Emperor's approach is different. He strings together in-game elements like minion waves, vision, timing, and item progression into a complete chain, telling everyone that mechanics are just the surface level, while the unseen logic hidden deep within is the foundation that determines the outcome of a game."

"..."

"Today, Emperor chose a hero with a relatively low pick rate on the first day of the All-Star main event. We look forward to seeing his new understanding and playstyle."

Before the words were even finished, the delayed feed on the big screen finally caught up with the live game – the five LPL players had already moved along the river into the blue team's bottom half of the map, and their five purple icons were already in the jungle, right at the edge of the map.

"Wow—that's a clever plan!" Doll's voice instantly rose. "The purple team is about to engage in a level 1 team fight!"

"LPL is heading straight for the blue team's bottom lane tri-bush. Did the North American team anticipate this? Let's cut to the North American team's vision distribution—not yet! The blue team has placed a ward in the middle of the river, and the side near the bottom lane tri-bush is empty!"

A buzzing murmur filled the venue, and the live chat exploded with activity.

【It's here! It's here! It's here!】

[The Sixth Brother Invades!! My favorite episode!!]

[North America: How are we supposed to withstand the LPL's laning phase? LPL: What are you babbling about? Get hit by my cannon in the level 1 team fight first.]

[Jayce in hammer form at level 1, Gragas' Q, Lee Sin's Q, who can withstand this damage?]

[Nobody's paying attention to the triangular grass (a type of grass), this is going to be bad!]

In the video, the five LPL players filed into the triangular bush, their positions spreading out the moment they entered. Jayce was at the front, blocking the entrance, while Lee Sin was positioned on the right, ready to use his Q at any moment.

Meanwhile, on the blue side, Janna was moving along the bottom lane river towards the tri-bush, holding a ward in her hand...

The moment she reached the entrance to the triangular patch of grass, before she could even click the mouse, the edge of the screen had already flashed the outline of a cluster of purple clumps within the grass.

One.

two.

Three.

Five.

Before the Wind Woman even reached the bottom, the skills hidden in the bushes had already been unleashed.

boom!

boom!

drink!

First Blood!

LPL-Tale kills LCS.NA-Xpecial!

Facing five burly men, the Wind Maiden, with zero resistance and zero health, was not surprised at all and instantly melted on the spot.

Thanks to Lin Shu's advance warning, Jess successfully secured the first kill.

"Don't leave, just go straight for their red buff."

Lin Shu threw a Q skill over the wall and headed towards F4. Zhang Hai, who had successfully pocketed 400 gold, returned to base to buy a ward and boots. He kept switching forms and used the speed boost to rush out of the fountain and head straight for the top lane.

"Wow, NA never expected that LPL would actually go from the lanes to the red buff area."

"Jayce gets first blood, how are we supposed to play top lane now?"

"Well, there's still time. The NA jungler will just have to switch jungle camps."

"Without a duo partner to help, our jungle clearing speed will inevitably lag behind..."

The game continued on the field.

The director instinctively wanted to move the camera towards the middle lane, but the strange movement of the duo made him stop abruptly.

"Don't rush!"

"Keep giving it to the jungle."

"The support player didn't leave!"

……

As the laning phase began, Wawa unconsciously glanced at the top lane.

"Hey, that's weird. Why did Jayce buy a pair of shoes after getting First Blood? Is he trying to improve his kiting ability?"

"They even bought an extra fake eye; isn't that a bit too much of a team effort?"

What kind of hero is Jayce?

That's a character who desperately needs to consume resources to acquire superior equipment.

Normally, it's already good enough if my teammates don't help me place wards, but now that I've finally earned 400 gold, why do I have to take an extra portion to buy wards?

"And Jayce used his ward as soon as he logged in, placing it right over the wall in his own red buff bush, to continue scouting Hecarim's location..."

"Hey, wait a minute, why did Xiaoxiao let Weixiao go back to lane alone while he was helping Lee Sin jungle?"

"It's fortunate that Saintvicious couldn't see it. Not only was he forced to switch jungles at the start with no one to help him, but the enemy team even had a support helping him farm..."

"We finally managed to get the red buff after all the difficulties, but our mana is running low. Let's see if Hecarim should go back to his own jungle to farm mana or take another camp of raptors."

"You definitely have to take F4. Even Lee Sin took them, so if you don't, you're just missing out."

The two on the field took turns saying a line, and they started to sing a comedy routine as they watched the lone warrior conquering the wilderness.

"etc!"

Suddenly, the baby screamed.

"The position of the jungler for the purple team!"

In the video, Gragas, who has already secured lane control and successfully reached level 2, walks towards the jungle, while Lee Sin, who has finished clearing the F4 camp, follows closely behind.

"Something's going to happen to the men and horses!"

Miller's voice almost overlapped with the sentiments of the eight thousand people in the stadium.

From level one invasion to the support helping the jungler, the AD returning to lane alone, and then placing wards in the top lane to gank positions.

A series of interconnected measures targeting...

The barrage of comments exploded in a second:

[Classic!! Mid-jungle synergy for a 2v1 gank!!]

[Centaur: Family, do you think I'll survive?]

[That's not important. What's important is, why was Ahri able to get pushed back by Gragas at level one?]

(Resuming three updates a day!)