You actually want me to...

"Wait! I think I understand now!"

Just as Puff was preparing to use Flash to dodge Sett's Flash W, a giant axe silently appeared behind him and took away the last bit of his health.

[TES_JKL kills IG_Puff]

A good support player should make good use of all available resources on the field. Although he missed the gank on the bottom lane because he was focused on the mid lane, he did notice Draven's ultimate, and the ultimate wheel had already started returning before JKL died.

Draven's ultimate has a unique feature: if you press R a second time, even if you die, the second part of the ultimate will still send you running back.

However, if you don't press the second R button, the ultimate skill will disappear.

Roland had anticipated this move, so after the Hexflash, he deliberately used his ultimate to adjust Ashe's landing point and used his reverse W to lower Ashe's alertness.

A perfectly executed scheme.

"Holy crap, this is even possible? My God, my Superman!!!" Jack burst into tears the moment he saw the gold coins suddenly jumping above his wallet.

Not easy.

It took more than 10 minutes to defeat Draven before my passive finally triggered, although there was a suspicion that I was betrayed.

But... making money is a good thing.

With Ashe dead, the remaining Titan was also blocked from returning home by Sett. Roland wasn't in a hurry and just followed you, using his signature butterfly-like footwork to precisely block Titan's position.

You should know that this is a skill that Roland specifically learned from basketball fire when he was a child. Don't underestimate the team in this TV series. Jordan has played basketball for so many years, but he couldn't even make it as a substitute there.

Roland only managed to catch the hook with his bare hands after Titan used his hook, and he managed to kill Titan by auto-attacking him all the way through the map. But at least he had killed them all.

One solo kill!

IG's bot lane suffered another slight setback in this play.

Wow, TES is starting to use combo skills!

[The top and middle lanes' "sleep combo," the bottom lane's counterattack tactic—I have no idea what other strange and wonderful things I'll see later.]

The gap is too big. If you can't hold your own against TES in the first 15 minutes and give the opponent too much of an advantage, then in the mid-game you can only rely on Ban Gu to feed.

[Rookie: All four of you combined aren't even worth as much as a ball.]

IG has been figured out by TES.

For IG in S10, they need to remember the team's rhythm. The mid laner can't play farming, the jungler can't play jungle carry, the top laner can't play melee champions, and the bottom lane must play it safe.

Now look what's happened, the melee fighters in the top lane are getting beaten by the ranged fighters who are short-ranged.

The mid-lane scout watched as everyone wailed but was unable to move.

The bottom lane duo failed to achieve their goal and died frequently.

The only remaining position is jungler. Oh, and you can't blame Ning for that. When two lanes are at a disadvantage and one lane is about to fall behind, any jungler will feel helpless and might even want to give up.

What else can we do?

Of course, we're counting on IG's invincible team!

As an IG fan, I've seen my favorite team play sluggishly quite often, like those games where they explode in lane, feed kills in the mid-game, then inexplicably turn the tide with a few amazing team fights in the late game, and finally win the game in one last push.

They watch it every day.

God knows how entertaining the S10 "quick-acting heart medicine" was in the esports circle. All the established clubs started to go crazy with gimmicks. If you had a big fan base, you could easily get abs in half a year. It's much more effective than any gym membership.

So, IG started posting.

Placing outer turrets on the side lanes can indirectly free up the side lanes, allowing Aatrox to be reborn from endless hell.

Then add the map resources.

TES, feel free to take whatever you want—dragons, vanguards, river crabs, etc. I'll just try to get some resources while you're taking map objectives, maybe chip away at your outer towers' health, or maybe even push one down.

Although it's not much money, even a small amount is still money.

Finally, release the Sword Demon.

Come on, Shy, you can take this most dangerous solo lane. You're already 0/3, so dying four, five, six, or seven more times won't make a difference. You take the risk, and our two carries will be healthy. After you die, I can even inherit the minion wave you pushed down. So go ahead and rest assured.

This three-pronged approach has truly baffled IG fans.

Sacrificing everything that could be sacrificed preserved the normal development of both C's. Although raising Frostbite was a bit of a brain hemorrhage, there was no other way; it was the only advantageous path.

If we drag the fight out until Orianna has three core items and Aatrox has Black Cleaver and Sterak's Gage, theoretically Orianna can pull four or five enemies, so this team fight isn't impossible to win.

Yes, theoretically.

"It seems like the other side has started again. Speaking of which, with Orianna, we won't be turned around by 1 gold, will we?" Seeing that the situation was becoming clearer, Roland made a small joke.

"You're overthinking it. The enemy team doesn't have Rakan. Who do you expect to initiate a team fight and control all five of us so Orianna can use her ultimate? Lee Sin's Dragon's Rage?"

Zhao Xin is great, and Jing Fu is great.

If the opposing Lee Sin can still get in and use his ultimate to skewer them while standing right next to these two tough guys, then this match is over, might as well just end.

Seriously, we can't afford to lose face like that.

"So, how should we initiate a team fight in this game?"

“It has to be me then.” Flandre said this from the far right of the seating area.

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PS: It's starting to look more and more like Season 6.

PS2: If you ask me which team I support? A few days ago I might have said I support all LPL teams, but now I only support LGD.

Fusion: Chapter Seventy-Nine: The Will Inherited from Ancient Times

A fat, silly roe deer typically possesses the following characteristics.

1. When there's nothing else to do, they want to put others in a passive position.

Second: Always trying to walk the dog passively.

Third: Once you get a Golden Body, you always think about flashing into the crowd and ganking five people.

As the most fed player in the third game (soloing five tower plates in the top lane), Flandre quickly built Luden's Echo and Liandry's Torment, and even bought Zhonya's Hourglass.

With better equipment comes greater courage.

Right now, all he can think about is flashing in, Q'ing five minions, unleashing his ultimate, then retreating and waiting to finish them off, so his positioning has naturally become a bit awkward.

But this subtle moment created an opportunity for IG.

It's still the same F6 pit, still the same Lee Sin who uses Q to raptors and then wards before using W, still the same fearless ward-hopping kick.

Although Ning has visibly declined in skill since S8, he has never been timid in matches.

You decide who gets kicked.

Once you've finished clicking, your task is complete. As for how to kick it and where to kick it, that's his task.

Follow up with a ward hop, a spinning kick, then Orianna's ultimate for crowd control, and finally Nautilus's Q.

A super-fed Lillia with a stopwatch and flash was caught out and killed by the IG team before he could even press any buttons. The kill went to Rookie's Orianna, allowing him to collect the bounty and accelerate his development.

"Mine, I took it."

"Forget it, let's keep taking resources. We can't push this wave forward."

Anyone with eyes can see that IG is just dragging down Orianna's three-item build, but TES can't do anything about it. Sometimes you really can't do anything about Ning's amazing kick.

With Lillia dead, IG can hold out for another two minutes.

It was at this moment that Roland started thinking about taking down Baron Nashor in 20 minutes.

Since the first dragon was taken relatively late, if they waited until the dragon soul team fight to force a team fight, Orianna would definitely have three items by then, which is not the timing TES wanted.

But if you fight it in advance, the allure of the elemental dragon is clearly not enough.

Then it's just Baron Nashor left. With Draven, Lillia, and Xin Zhao, TES's Baron-taking speed is actually quite good.

However, when the TES players noticed that Roland's Sett had circled around to the top lane river bush after setting up vision, they realized that he had started again.

"It must be hard to get around from your position, right?"

"It's okay, we can try with Hexflash. If we get discovered, I'll just die, and they still won't dare to attack the dragon. But if we don't get discovered, we can take the dragon this time."

The countdown begins, Hexflash appears, and the Sett, who was in the river bush a second ago, is suddenly in the blue team's jungle. Scan activated.

Here he comes again, that man.

[This support's classic flank-and-initiate strategy never disappoints when it comes to team fights.]

[Let's see if IG will build wards around the blue buff; I think there's a high probability they will.]

[Hmm? King, he gave his last trinket to Triangle Grass?]

In this wave, Roland is planning to directly replicate the glorious moment of Hai Zhangmen back then. Due to TES's advantage, the current top lane minion wave is being pushed to the vicinity of IG's second tower, and there are no minions or vision at the outer tower position.

But it came soon enough.

Roland placed wards in advance in the lane and in the bushes near the outer turret, and while watching the enemy Aatrox slowly clear the lane and emerge, he was also calculating the cooldown time of his Hexflash.

Fortunately, the Sword Demon's equipment was average, and his wave clear was relatively slow, so he managed to wait until the wave was over.

That being the case.

The show begins!

TES's entire team disappeared from the map, creating the impression that they wanted to force a team fight at Baron. Seeing this, Aatrox, who was clearing the minion wave, started walking towards the bush next to the outer tower after clearing the wave, trying to support the Baron area from there.

Here comes the key point.

Just as Aatrox entered and exited the bush, Roland, who had been positioned in the V-shaped wall recess, simultaneously activated his Hexflash. From the top-down perspective, it was as if Aatrox had just stepped out of the triangular bush a second ago, and the next second Sett used his Hexflash, which was off cooldown, to flash to Frog Queen's position by using the wall.

Perfect use of field of vision.

The big screen showed TheShy's vision, and he saw that before his Aatrox entered the bush, there was no one in the Frog Queen's position. After he came out of the bush, he did not see the Sett's figure flashing out.

Wow, you really didn't see that?

"Then IG needs to focus on their backline this time."