You actually want me to...

"Of course, V5, the big V Tianlong, okay?" After saying that, Colonel Guan even made his classic fist gesture and pounded his chest.

Plan Got it!

The elderly Guan Shen never imagined that the young commentators would be so unethical, and he was directly led astray by the spell once again.

At that moment, JKL on the screen suddenly made a move, using a Master Ball to capture Thresh from a great distance, and then flashed and used Q to throw the Poké Ball in his hand away.

"Boom~"

Unstoppable [fake], simultaneously knocking away the opposing Karma and Nautilus duo.

"It's over!"

The instant Thresh landed and knocked the enemy into the air, the V5 players instantly realized the gravity of the situation. Although Aphelios and Graves, their two carries, were not controlled, their team's only two players who could provide crowd control and team benefits were controlled!

Seeing those two dotted lines in mid-air, Knight practically wore out his R key from pressing it.

Fortunately, he managed to reach the casting range in the end, and the next second, Yasuo's figure reappeared in the void, and the control continued.

On the surface, JKL was selling his support role to initiate team fights.

But in reality, Roland and JKL both knew that what they were really selling was the mid laner. All the previous arguments were just an act for Knight's benefit. Just think about it, in a team fight, who can resist the temptation to kill the mid laner first?

No.

This is the legendary hate transfer technique!

Sure enough, when the V5 players discovered that there was a Thresh and a Yasuo in their team, their focus of attack became clear: kill the happiest player first!

In this small Summoner's Rift river, countless heroes freely display their power, and Roland is among them, as he is particularly good at getting along with others.

Activate R skill, throw out W skill lantern, and use E skill to interrupt the opponent, giving Yasuo as much space as possible to survive. Then, he desperately adjusts his positioning, keeping his eyes fixed on his own health and Mordekaiser's movements.

Kennen's ultimate ability is key to determining the outcome of early team fights.

TES knew this detail, and V5 naturally knew it too. Seeing Kennen preparing to enter the battlefield with his lantern, BiuBiu placed his hand on his R skill, ready to strike first before the opponent entered his casting range.

But just before he could raise his hand to use his skill, a hook firmly locked his movement.

Q [Death Sentence]

A good support should use their limited crowd control skills to make the greatest contribution to the team, rather than throwing out skills as soon as they are available and then waiting for cooldowns.

Staying calm is the most important and also the most difficult state to maintain when playing games.

Without Mordekaiser's ultimate and without the interference of the mid and support, Kennen, who entered the fray with his lantern, found a position and activated his Thunderfury, separating Graves, Aphelios, and the other three from each other.

This is the legendary "ultimate move that forces the opponent to reposition".

It's mindless, but very effective. Seeing the huge minefield in front of them, Aphelios and Graves decisively chose to abandon their teammates after using their skills and rushed to the dragon to stop the damage.

On the other hand, after V5's trio traded Yasuo and Thresh, they were also taken down by the remaining three members of TES.

With a 2-for-3 exchange and the addition of a Rift Herald, TES has essentially sealed the game's fate.

[Sending to Influencer Tianlong!]

[I never imagined I'd see an ADC initiate a team fight with Flash on the field one day.]

[Similar team styles, but vastly different player skill levels. This game was lost due to a lack of raw skill. If the bot lane had played normally in the early game, they wouldn't have lost the team fight no matter what.]

[Actually, they're already quite impressive. Keep in mind that V5's entire roster consists of substitutes borrowed from SN. Even now, we still don't know just how many hidden gems SN has up their sleeve.]

In the live stream, Thresh hooked Mordekaiser, preventing him from unleashing his ultimate ability. In reality, it's hard for most people to notice, because support abilities don't usually have enough impact in team fights.

Only players who specialize in playing support roles understand this.

Often, you only have four skills in total, plus two summoner spells, and maybe one or two active and passive items. In a team fight, you can maximize your initiation, your skillful execution, your shield, and your crowd control. Then, you look up and, oh dear! Either your carry gets instantly killed by the enemy's dive and solo kill while you're perfectly controlling the situation, or after you've completed your crucial combo, all eyes are on the carry who went in to clean up the mess.

Basically, if you win, I don't feel like you're any amazing; if you lose, I ask why you couldn't protect the AD carry, and you just take the blame and that's it.

With both Vanguards secured, V5's hopes of a comeback were completely dashed.

Their lineup is designed to drag the game into the late game and rely on Graves and Aphelios to carry, meaning they need to farm. However, now that TES has secured the Rift Herald, they can directly destroy the opponent's mid and outer turrets.

Without the vision and protection of the turrets, V5 dared not farm in the jungle at all, because most of them had no mobility skills or their mobility skills were not flexible enough.

As the saying goes, the strong get stronger and the weak get weaker.

In just about 25 minutes, TES had already built up an economic advantage of nearly 8000 gold, and then led the team to push down V5's base.

They took a 1-0 lead at the start.

The moment Roland won the first round, he immediately took off his headphones and shook his left hand.

"What's wrong? You started domestic violence right after the match?"

"Get lost. I'm just stretching my wrists. Can't you speak properly?"

"Alright, alright, if we win, whatever you say is right. So, what's going on?"

"It's nothing, it's just that the gameplay felt a bit off. The hook heroes felt okay in the early game, but they just didn't feel quite right in the late game," Roland said after a moment's thought.

Although his overall performance was still quite impressive, he could clearly feel that his Q skill accuracy had dropped today. Don't be surprised, there really is such a saying about hook champions.

Once the feeling is there, every stitch will look perfect.

However, if you don't feel it, you can also clearly miss the hook.

In the latter half of the first game, Roland's hooks became much calmer, opting for close-range or close-range hooks rather than the careless hooks he used during the laning phase. It wasn't that he was afraid to use hooks, but rather that missing too many hooks would be noticed by the opposing team's coach, impacting the team's subsequent draft picks.

"No problem, you have a lot of heroes anyway, just ban hook heroes today."

"I could ban it, but I'm afraid that if I don't play it, the other team will pick it, and then you'll get hooked like crazy. Son, I'm really worried about your magnetism."

......

"roll!"

Integration: Chapter Sixty-Six: Some People Have Long Abandoned Their Faith

After winning the first game, TES played more disorganizedly in the following games.

If you find a lineup interesting, just use it. Anyway, if you win one game, you'll make a huge profit if you win the second game, and it's not a big loss if you lose. At worst, you can fight back seriously in the third game.

Yes, training.

TES plays this way for a simple reason: although V5 is a completely new team, its tactics are too simplistic. The core strategy is still the same: mid and bot lane dual carry. The only difference is the rhythm. This kind of playstyle can make many old teams suffer when others don't know you. It catches opponents off guard with its unique frequency.

However, when he encountered a team that was superior to him in every aspect and whose playing style was extremely similar to his, the gap in experience and quality became apparent.

Back in the S10 season, TES was studied by LPL teams quite a bit. Doinb even openly said during his livestream that they had studied TES, but TES didn't have any obvious weaknesses in any position at the time (Olaf + Yuumi timing), so they were simply unbeatable and could only rely on their raw skill to beat TES.

Indeed, TES had an almost perfect record at the time, and it wasn't until the end of that patch that their record began to decline.

Expensive players naturally command high prices, while cheaper players can deliver a high-value performance in specific versions. The so-called strong teams, apart from those that rely on whales (high spenders), are basically all lucky players who just happen to be in sync with the current version. It's like playing a game; only the one who gets completely crushed is the real player (laughs).

When the game came to an end, and the V5 players watched their base explode, they felt utterly hopeless.

For a team that has undergone restructuring, achieving such a record is already another legend after ES. If they can successfully defeat TES tonight, they will complete an ultimate upset, truly having fallen into the trough and climbed to the peak.

However, all they were met with was desolation.

"They're so strong!" After shaking hands, Xiao Dongbei couldn't help but exclaim as he packed his things.

TES's strength is not the absolute invincibility of the former LCK powerhouses.

His top laner might make mistakes, his radar might malfunction, his mid laner might focus too much on farming, and even his most famous bot lane duo often makes risky, feeding plays, but they are still strong. Their strength lies in the fact that whenever two or three players are unable to contribute, the other two or three can step up and take over the game at just the right time.

Just like this round.

In the first game, Xiao Dongbei had already held back Zuo Shou, and BiuBiu had also held back Flandre, but Roland and JKL made some noise, and their game immediately collapsed. Similarly, in the third game, V5 changed their strategy and focused on the mid and bot lanes, but TES's top and jungle inexplicably dominated again, with Flandre chasing down several people and auto-attacking them all by himself.

There is no solution, there really is no solution.

"You're okay in the mid lane, but you have no idea how angry we in the bot lane were. Those two idiots on the other side blew our way through three whole games, three whole games! The most outrageous thing is that we even won two of them. Who can we complain to?"

"Calm down, people will add a supplementary item to their list."

"The problem is I can't calm down, Brother Bei. Just think about how cocky their bot lane is today. Once TES's... oops! I mean, when the hero mic comes out, we'll be playing such pathetic background roles."

"Holy crap! I completely forgot about that."

Having seen so many teams, Xiao Dongbei has only ever seen TES use the hero microphone as a selling point to attract fans. Just thinking about becoming the background for those two idiots after tonight makes Beizi tremble.

the other side.

After winning the match, TES quickly moved on to their base to review the game and have a meal after a brief post-match interview.

Almost every match ends with White Crescent criticizing the aggressive playstyle of the bottom lane, but today's victory was indeed due to that playstyle, which meant he didn't spend much time reviewing the game. He gave a brief overview before going on free time. (Usually, a BO3 match at 5 PM finishes at 7 PM, and by the time he finishes the post-match interview, travel time, review, and dinner, it's already around 10 PM.)

Having just finished a competition, Roland didn't feel like playing games, so he decided to watch an anime series first. As everyone knows, new anime series are usually released in January, April, July, and April, and almost every year these months are considered the "strongest new anime series in history."

Of course, eventually no one called it that anymore.

The reason is simple: of the three giants of the early Miscellaneous Talk section, one died suddenly, one switched to the Lifestyle section for a living, and the other gradually became afraid to speak and lost his unique characteristics. Those who used to say they loved it had long since betrayed their promises and were buried under the wave of the times. On the contrary, the one who was always overshadowed by the three giants in the early days, Pinghuang, still held on to the last piece of soil in the Miscellaneous Talk section until the very end.

It's rather ironic, to say the least.

Seeing Roland open the anime section, Kasa, who was also a fan of anime, came over to take a look: "What? Watching a new anime?"

"No, to be precise, it should be catching up on the April anime season. I personally like to catch up on the previous season's episodes when the new season starts, mainly because that way I don't have to wait for updates and can watch them all at once."

"That's true. If it's an anime series starting in April, it should be enough to keep you entertained until the next season."

"Huh? I only plan to finish watching it in two or three days." Roland said, glancing at Casa's profile.

"Impossible. You can only watch a few shows in two or three days at most. There are so many new anime series in April, how could you possibly watch them all?"

"Of course, because I only look at the essential parts."

"You mean... just watch the first three episodes and the ending? That's a bit rushed."

"No, what I mean is that I usually only watch episodes seven or eight of anime, and after that I slip away to check my browser."

Casa: ......

"Then we move on to the business plan (BP) stage?"

"As expected of you, you really understand me." After saying that, Roland gave Casabi a thumbs up.

really.

Seeing Roland's decisive admission, Casa could only sigh that people's skin was getting thicker and thicker.

Of course, Roland has never minded showing that he is a fan of anime and manga.