You actually want me to...

next moment.

A shirtless, burly man wielding a shield, holding a spear, and carrying a speaker on his back suddenly jumped onto his face, and then the speaker turned on!

"Oh oh oh oh oh oh oh~"

In that brief second of stun, Doinb unleashed a full combo of WAQE skills plus Ignite. Before he could even react to what was happening, his screen went black amidst Knight's follow-up damage.

First Blood!

The kill went to Knight in the mid lane.

First blood secured.

"Holy crap! How come this guy is in the mid lane? Didn't you say he was locked in the bot lane?" Doinb was completely dumbfounded. Just a minute ago, Liu Shao had given him a very detailed analysis, patting his shoulder and assuring him that as long as the enemy support was normal, they would never roam when their AD didn't have Flash.

So what is this now?

The real body is still in the bottom lane, and the dummy comes to gank him?

"I've been thinking about that too. Isn't he afraid I'll target his AD carry?"

"Then why don't you drive it!"

"I opened it, but I didn't win!"

In fact, the moment he saw the conflict break out in the mid lane, Si Shao had already tried to engage Ezreal with a Hexflash followed by his E skill, but he failed.

“Aside from the Q skill, it’s impossible for the same move to be used on me twice!” Uchiha A-Shui said.

Si Shao and Da Congming both expressed that they also found it painful to watch.

With the lane in the middle, the AD carry not having Flash, and them having a Hextech engage, in this situation, any support with a sane mind wouldn't abandon their AD carry to roam, because while Ezreal can be fed cheaply, even that requires gold.

Your support left, the minion wave was there, and Ezreal didn't dare to go up to last hit. Leona could easily block your Q on the minion, trading her health for your advantage.

I'm low on health but I still have supplies. You're inexperienced, you can't just go back to base and only get a Goddess, right?

But unfortunately, TES's bot lane is just that peculiar.

These two are so cunning. One dared to let the AD carry place a bot lane gank, and the other dared to let the AD carry leave the bot lane gank. JKL, in particular, managed to make the bot lane look like it had two people, completely fooling them.

【666666】

[I would call Pantheon's "Oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh," Irelia's "Grandma always says... Ionia will never perish," and Camille's "Elegance never goes out of style" famous quotes from League of Legends.]

[As it turns out, to beat Pantheon, you have to unplug his speakers first; to trap the King of the Hill, you have to break his legs first; forcing the AD carry is pointless.]

[Banhuang: ADC? Just a tool for baiting skills.]

That's the charm of sticking one board.

Multiple choice? Damn it, I'm not Katarina. Wouldn't it be better to just flip the table and gank mid? If we win, we break the deadlock; if we lose, we take the blame. This game doesn't have so many intricacies.

"See, I told you so. Dogs generally don't have a good chance of catching anything except their Q skill."

"Indeed, although Ah Shui reacts like an old man when facing Q skill, he still dodges other skills very often."

"Enough! How long are you going to keep bashing me for taking the Q? Wasn't this my Blood Horse carry?"

"To be honest, that's true."

Despite the setbacks, a well-executed play still deserves praise.

Doinb successfully ganked the mid lane, so Graves naturally had to give up the second spawning Rift Scuttler. Nidalee gained a jungle camp, while Graves lost one, which means Karsa was basically ahead by a fortune.

With the mid laner dead, Rumble reached level six later than Irelia, so he could forget about lane priority and even had to worry about getting killed in lane. Meanwhile, the bot lane was safe for an extra minute.

One hundred million in the jungle, one minute in the bottom lane, if you combine that, they'll win the early game.

At the same time, FPX also began to make their own calculations.

In professional matches, players will remember when the opponent places wards.

Because the team started with a straight line formation, Roland's first trinket ward was placed in the bottom lane bush just two minutes after he reached the lane, securing vision.

Fun fact segment:

The ward from your support item upgrade has a fixed duration of 150 seconds, but the free ward you start with has a duration calculated based on the average level of the five players in your team. From level 1 to level 18, the duration is 90 seconds to 120 seconds, meaning that for every level difference in average level, the duration increases by a little over two seconds.

[Tip: Every time you go back to base, you can sell your existing trinket wards and then buy them back. This way, each trinket ward will be calculated based on your latest average level, which will reduce the cooldown time. The downside is that it will increase mouse wear and tear.]

Although Si Shao couldn't pinpoint exactly when Roland's eye accessory disappeared, he could roughly estimate the timeframe during which it disappeared.

There is a vision vacuum period when the bottom lane players are at level four or five.

Xiao Tian, ​​however, seized this opportunity through Si Shao's calculations.

The Japanese heroine made a move, Kai'Sa followed up, and Graves emerged from the bushes.

That's right, controlling Ezreal is indeed difficult because he has Arcane Shift, making him hard to gank. But controlling a Pantheon who has no Flash or mobility is a piece of cake.

Every time someone comes up with a salary outfit, there are flaws in it.

A perfectly timed 3v1 gank chased Roland all the way from the middle of the bottom lane to the tower, and successfully killed him after Graves used his ultimate.

FPX_Tian kills TES_Ban

Looking at himself lying at the foot of the tower, Roland took a deep breath and fell into deep thought.

Honestly, in a 3v1 situation, why are you choosing support over AD carry? Are the opposing team out of their minds?

However, since it was his first death, Roland didn't take it too seriously. He was just a little impressed by the FPX players' strong execution. If it were him, he would have saved a control skill for the AD carry next door to see if he could pull off a "I want them all" combo.

At this moment, Roland had no idea what awaited him next.

Integration: Chapter 54: The Father-Son Game

A few minutes later, when Roland's Pantheon fell in front of the tower once again, he finally understood what had happened.

Is this some kind of feud with TM?

The Graves in the sky just crouches in the bottom lane. As long as he takes even one step forward, a brand new Graves will spawn from the bush and only chase after him. His development relies entirely on the dirty bottom lane, which is outrageous and shameless.

If this can be explained by Pantheon's slow movement due to his lack of mobility, then Doinb's Rumble's ultimate being aimed only at himself clearly reveals his motives.

This group of people are all here for revenge.

"Hahahaha, I'm dying of laughter! You've finally met your match!" JKL's mouth was numb from laughing. Before, he was always the one dodging skills like a dog while this guy laughed at him. Now their roles were reversed, and JKL was finally experiencing the joy of being a bystander.

Really cool!

"How the hell was I supposed to know they'd hold a grudge like that? Well, I'll play Pantheon then. I can't just sit in the bot lane without firing a single shot, can I?"

"There's nothing we can do about it, they're just targeting you. But don't worry, I'm super fed right now," Brother Ka excitedly showed off his economy and said.

"No, I have to create an opening."

Roland knew very well that he was being targeted by the other side, but he also knew that if he wanted to break the deadlock when he was being ganged up on, he had to grab one of the people and beat them to a pulp. As long as he adopted a one-for-one approach, the encirclement would break down on its own.

"I've figured it out. If they're camping me, then I'll just stick to one gank. I'm just a support anyway, I don't believe they can feed with me."

"Good idea, so who are you planning to target, Graves or Rumble?"

"Neither, I'll jump onto the crouching Nal."

The remaining four members of TES: ? ? ? ? ? ?

Thirty seconds later, when Nar discovered that a wild Spartan muscleman had suddenly appeared behind him, he was completely dumbfounded.

Are you fucking crazy?

The ones who ganked you were the jungler and mid laner, Tian and Doinb. I didn't even go down, so what's the meaning of you flying up to gank me?

I was thinking, I didn't spend two or three thousand yuan to let you drop the whole map.

Is it that the LPL's tradition of training Korean top laners is too outrageous, or is it that good people deserve to be pointed at with a gun?

Khan said he was so angry he felt like his lungs were about to explode.

But there was no other way; Roland reluctantly agreed to the swap.

So for the next few minutes, the scene on the map was this: FPX continued to gank the bottom lane and relentlessly chased Pantheon down the tower, to the point that even when Roland could have used Flash to escape, he didn't bother to use it.

However, every time, shortly after ganking, Roland would immediately fly to the top lane without hesitation after respawning. With the help of Renekton's red-rage W point control, he could easily gank Gnar under the tower.

Come on, let's hurt each other.

Even if I collapse, I'm still just a support. Being able to place wards and provide crowd control is enough to fulfill my duty. If you're so capable, why don't you let Gnar continue to rot like this? Let's see how you guys survive in team fights without a frontline!

It must be said that Roland's flurry of punches was indeed aimed at the right target.

The previous ganks by FPX were mostly impulsive actions, driven by a desire to prove themselves. Now that they've discovered the opponent has exploited their weaknesses and their mid and jungle players are incredibly fed, they can no longer afford to play recklessly. Their coordinated attack has crumbled on its own.

But this very segment truly amused the audience watching the game.

[This is a father-son affair.]

【Don't send the board anymore, Mom's scared.】

[Khan is really having a tough time. He's been getting constantly ganked since coming to the LPL. He finally managed to get an advantage in lane, but then Banhuang's 'play-it-or-die' strategy dragged him down again.]

Actually, FPX doesn't need to specifically target BanGuard. Based on our understanding of his usual performance, he'll usually feed on his own.

[Hilarious! The title of "Successor of Death" is well-deserved.]

Faced with the opponent's helpless playstyle, the other four members of FPX were also at a loss for words. To be honest, they all felt that Khan was quite pitiful. It's one thing that he often has illnesses, but in a match, he was targeted and killed repeatedly. His little Gnar was really no match for the Desert King on the other side.

"Forget it, let's get back to normal. If we keep playing like this, we might lose the game."

"No problem, I've already had my fill of playing."

"Then let's push down the bottom lane quickly. The enemy EZ is getting too good. I should have taken him out too."

"The problem is that you're out of skills. Pantheon has his E skill there, and you can't kill him unless you throw out more skills."

This is the fundamental reason why Pantheon support will gradually become more popular.

After a buff in April, Pantheon in Season 10 has a 10-second cooldown on his Q skill, with a 40% reduction in instant cast time, enhancing his lane dominance. His empowered W damage will now be 135%, and his empowered E can last for 2.5 seconds, even allowing him to tank tower damage.

In addition, the AD carry is unusually weak in this version, which means that Pantheon, as long as he has some damage items, can chase down AD carries without any mobility in a 1v1. Even against AD carries with good items, he can use his W for crowd control and his E for damage mitigation to force the opponent to deal damage.

In addition, it has a powerful special ability that allows it to provide support from all directions, making it highly mobile.

This is an advantage, but the disadvantage is also obvious: the margin for error is too low.

Because he doesn't have the high mobility of other assassins, Pantheon's role in team fights is essentially to engage in one-shot kills. Even with his E skill, he only survives for a couple more seconds, and it's usually a one-for-one trade.