You actually want me to...

This explains why it can use this to R-Flash-W to scare people.

In this wave, Roland used the dummy mechanic. After all, who would have thought that the dummy standing by the wall on the front line of the battlefield would actually be a real one?

[I'm speechless, is he really a con artist?]

Everyone else plays with scarecrows, but you look like a clown!

Alright, that's enough. After this game, I suggest you go to the police station to file a report.

So the question is, should a real person or a dummy go?

There's not much to say. After watching half the game, countless viewers could only describe it as outrageous. Because Fiddlesticks was cheap before the Essence was reworked, costing only 1350, almost everyone had played this hero in the early days.

but...

At most, they might have thought of using a scanner and real eyes to jump through a wall, but this operation of using a dummy to jump in front of someone is truly outrageous.

After the collective fear, the nightmare of turning off the lights follows seamlessly.

At this point, they had absolutely no chance of fighting back.

In the first eight minutes of the game, FPX's damage came entirely from their top, mid, and jungle players charging into the fray. As for Kai'Sa in the bot lane... a level six Kai'Sa at this point could easily wipe out a ranged backline minion with a single Q skill if she had any sliver of energy. Her only chance to deal damage was with her four-stack Plasma passive, which was completely out of TES's reach.

After a series of jump-and-light combos, Olaf not only failed to win against Smite, but his top and support teammates on both sides were also killed. Looking around, he saw enemy figures everywhere, and he felt utterly hopeless.

With a 0-for-3 exchange, TES completely dominated the game.

"Wow, that was impressive! You couldn't come up with this move without at least 300 games as a Joker."

"No, I was playing with a scarecrow, how did this turn into a clown?"

"So, do you play the clown?"

"Play."

"Have there been 300 matches yet?"

"There is."

"Does the clown have fear, and the scarecrow?"

"Have..."

"That's it, HXD played the clown this time, no doubt about it."

"Ah, this." Looking at his smiling teammates beside him, Roland seemed to want to say something, but after a brief hesitation, he fell silent.

Fine, a clown it is then.

As long as he wins the game and makes the coach happy by giving him a bonus, he can say whatever he wants about the game.

Roland's item build for this game is Haunted Coil, then Green Armor, Iceborn Gauntlet, and Father's Vest. If there's an opportunity, he can also get Zhonya's Hourglass. If the game isn't over yet, he can upgrade Haunted Coil and Thornmail as well.

This build, when fully equipped, allows a max-level Fiddlesticks to have nearly 300 armor, over 100 magic resistance, and around 3000 health, while maximizing cooldown reduction, allowing him to unleash his ultimate in about 40 seconds.

In short, they do whatever is most disgusting.

Moreover, tank items are much cheaper than damage items, and the smaller components are extremely cost-effective. The advantage of building a tank Fiddlesticks is that even if there isn't a good opportunity to use his ultimate in team fights, he can still annoy a lot of people in team fights thanks to his tankiness and AoE fear.

Thanks to this team fight victory, Roland has overcome the most difficult period of the early game, which was saving up for small masks, and has successfully completed his core damage items, fast-forwarding to the tanking phase.

The only downside is that you don't deal much damage until your level 1 ultimate skill's 2-minute cooldown is over.

But if there's no damage, then there's no damage, as usual.

Roam, gank, sell AD!

After the eight-minute team fight, knowing that their AD carry is an Ezreal and is conceding defeat, most of the supports who are still stuck in the bot lane can be buried.

At this time, you should go for a walk.

Especially Fiddlesticks, with its fear skill and passive ability, can be a killer move when paired with your jungler to invade the enemy jungle.

And so... FPX's jungle style changed.

Doinb entered the bushes.

"Holy crap! What is that?!" He threw out his shield and Q.

"Phew~ So it's an eye."

Suddenly, there seemed to be a movement on the other side of the wall, and then a flock of crows flew out along with a bald man.

Kalmar, sudden (in all senses).

Yes, that's exactly how outrageous the rhythm is.

Casa and Roland, one a master of map management and the other a master of psychological rhythm, together create a force that goes beyond 1+1=2; it escalates to the level of fear that would send someone directly to the intensive care unit.

"Holy crap, what is this thing? It feels like a scarecrow is popping out of nowhere?"

"I'm so annoyed. The worst part is that he only has one small mask, so why can he still hit me so hard? Even Lee Sin's ultimate couldn't finish me off."

"If you ask me, that guy on the other side is a psychopath. When I first entered the bush and saw the scarecrow, I almost used my Flash. Luckily, I reacted slowly. By the way, Monkey King, why are you speaking so softly when you're dead? I could barely hear you."

At this point in the discussion, Si Shao and the others glanced curiously at Doinb, who was sitting in the middle. He was staring blankly at the gray screen, motionless, and only through careful listening could one hear the words repeating themselves on his lips:

"How could this be fake?"

The remaining four members of FPX: ......

Okay, the monkey is dumbfounded. Can we sell this monkey?

If they can't win in the top lane, their jungle is constantly being harassed by the enemy, and their mid laner is likely to be solo killed in lane or caught out while roaming, FPX has completely turned this game into a horror game.

The only thing worth mentioning is that LWX's development in this game was not bad.

Can understand.

After all, he's a War God in the early morning. Once Nightmare's ultimate is activated, his passive skill might be triggered directly, so his development is understandable.

TES, by abandoning their bottom lane, also handed over their second elemental dragon.

They're not in a hurry; the momentum is in their hands now. Although FPX has already secured two dragons, it doesn't really matter.

Only after both the top and bottom outer turrets were destroyed did the game successfully transition from the exciting laning phase to the team fight phase, which felt like opening a blind box.

Seeing the opponent's cowardly positioning, Flandre was also caught in a dilemma.

"If they don't open, we won't have a chance to retaliate."

"Then let them drive it, that's all."

"How can we start this? Selling water again? I feel like this farmed EZ won't attract anyone." Looking at JKL's bunch of "low-quality" items, the entire TES team was not optimistic about the water-selling strategy.

JKL: ? ? ?

"Of course not. The other side won't fall for it unless you sell out the fattest guy. I've been thinking about it, and we're going to unleash our ultimate move right now."

"So, what you mean is?"

"What I mean is, Kaka, have you ever heard of... the legendary Discard Wars?"

Casa: !!!

Integration: Chapter 50: Guess which floor I'm on?

For FPX right now, the situation is already quite difficult to manage.

This match was different from the past. This time, their coach gave the opponent three special moves, and the impact of special moves on a player is quite terrifying.

How terrifying is it?

It was so powerful that it made Casarte, a man whose "shelf life" was only 15 minutes, become a true man with the support of the entire game.

The enemy's rhythm is relentless, while our rhythm is nowhere to be found. They are now in a slow death, although the regular season points are not that important for FPX at this point.

But who doesn't want to win when playing games?

FPX's biggest problem right now is that Camille, who is good at split pushing, is not well-farmed and cannot split push effectively. In team fights, they can't win in 5v5 and can only look for opportunities to exploit the numerical advantage.

However, there was a scarecrow on the other side.

Even if it doesn't do much damage, a silence is more than enough to interrupt their entry.

"We need to find opportunities and seize orders."

"The problem is that they're hard to catch. They're more formidable than us when they band together, and they even have a Nightmare who can turn off the lights to provide support at any time."

"We still have to catch them. Don't rush. The other side can't break through either. They will definitely deliberately expose weaknesses for us. We'll use their tactics against them later."

"Understood, I'll take over the scarecrow position."

In the entire FPX lineup, the only one who can interrupt Fiddlesticks' ultimate is Tear's Leona ultimate. At this point, the key to the game has already shifted from jungle skirmishes to team fights.

as predicted.

Just after FPX players gritted their teeth and held on for another minute or so, they happened to spot the "suspected lone" Blind Man from the edge of their field of vision.

"Really or fake?"

"The blind man is definitely real, but the straw man is another story."

"Nonsense, do you need to tell me? I'm asking whether to open it or not?"

"If you don't take the opportunity when they give you one, then when they stop giving you opportunities, we won't be able to get them even if we want them." Doinb is a veteran player, and he knows very well that his team's strategy is to seize an opening in the opponent's defense and keep attacking to expand their advantage.

There's not a single flaw now; they've deliberately left one open, so there's no reason for them not to take advantage of it.

If you accept the offer, you might just lose the next round, but if you don't accept, you'll feel frustrated all day.

Without any hesitation, after seeing Lee Sin's actions, the entire FPX team immediately formed a circle and quietly followed him. Then, they found Lee Sin stealing Frog Queen's blue buff.

The pursuit begins.

Karma accelerated, Camille followed with her hook, and thanks to her excellent mobility, Khan quickly arrived next to Lee Sin and kicked him unconscious.

However, thanks to his talent point in Tenacity, Lee Sin wasn't controlled by Camille for long. After taking a wave of damage, Karsa kicked Camille back hard and then immediately used his ward to escape.

"They're here, they're here!" Karsa shouted into the team voice chat as he desperately tried to escape, watching his FPX teammates chasing him like zombies.

"Hold on a little longer, then turn the corner."

"No, at least send someone to provide me with some cover fire! Where's the doctor? Doctor, please help me!"

"Alright, it's coming, it's coming."