You actually want me to...

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[I can already imagine the scene where IG gets a heart attack from fright.]

[This guy, Banhuang, is just ridiculous in this respect. Other supports allocate skill points to initiating team fights, laning, and vision control, but he... he allocates them to initiating team fights.]

[If Hai Zhangmen had had a Hexflash back then, he would have stolen all the crystals long ago.]

Theoretically, it's fine if Aatrox just passed by there. The support wouldn't waste wards there. The entire IG team would push their vision forward as much as possible because they are at a disadvantage and can't have one or two control wards per player like the advantageous TES. If they rely solely on Nanfeng, they can only maximize the use of vision as much as possible.

Therefore, any area that has been verified by humans is considered a safe area for him.

This, in turn, gave Roland room to maneuver.

After seeing Roland's ridiculous flanking maneuver succeed, even if you replaced the other four TES teammates with Diamond-level players, you would know how to play: increase the intensity of their acting.

"That's a bit outrageous, you've managed to get around all of that."

"Indeed, and they even circled around a support, waiting for two Hexflash cooldowns, which is really outrageous."

"Stop talking nonsense and hurry up. Look at your positions. TheShy is throwing this whole thing."

"Alright, I'll just follow your instructions, let's go!"

As planned, they touched the dragon, and after waking up Baron, TES indeed saw the figure of Aatrox in their view, appearing at the entrance of the blue side's jungle, and his position became increasingly subtle.

River, sword demon, celestial being descended to earth.

It's likely that the shy man's muscle memory kicked in, but given his poor equipment, he didn't dare to rush in recklessly.

The opportunity is here.

After moving down for a short while, the only control ward was placed in the blue buff bush. Sure enough, since Aatrox was positioned at the river entrance on that side, IG did not place any extra wards there.

How long does Hextech Flash last?

"4 seconds, position yourself slightly to block their backline at the entrance of another jungle area, and let Aatrox out at the same time."

"clear."

Having gained control of both vision and terrain, TES had already grasped the dawn of victory. Just as Sett's Hexflash was off cooldown, the entire TES team suddenly accelerated and began charging towards IG's backline.

Although they didn't know what was wrong with the other side, IG, adhering to the principle of retreating when the enemy advances, immediately thought of retreating.

But just as the back row was crammed together at the off-road ramp, preparing to retreat, a familiar handsome guy mysteriously appeared in their crowd once again.

Roland: "Honey, are you really not going to consider our gym membership anymore? After all, once you sign up for the gym, you can become as sexy as me."

IG members: !!

Before the opponent could react, Roland unleashed a powerful combo of Skull Crack and Amazing 100% Control, then charged forward with a ten-mile dash while holding the clockwork.

The game has fallen apart again.

The only core hero, Orianna, was pulled into the crowd, and the secondary core, Ashe, was delayed for a while by a stun. The remaining two were simply unable to stop the TES team's charge.

After a 0-for-4 exchange and the takedown of Baron, IG joyfully typed "GG".

TES won 2-1.

Fusion: Chapter 80: If he can do it, so can I.

The match between TES and IG saw Roland's epic backline dive successfully push the hype to another peak.

The reason is simple: this thing is just too similar to the image of an assassin flanking from behind.

Fake Assassin: In a team fight where teammates are almost dead, he jumps in and trades one for one with the AD carry.

A true assassin: sneaks up behind you unnoticed, then strips off their clothes and unleashes their full power.

Have you ever played Assassin's Creed?

Do you understand "Nothing is true, everything is permitted"?

The kind of scene where someone sneaks around your field of vision and pokes you in the back at the last second is something no normal player could tolerate.

As a result, the flanking maneuver to initiate team fights became popular.

The Hexflash ability also became popular along with it.

For a time, the entire Chinese server's ranked matches were filled with Hextech engage supports. The characteristic of these supports was that they would disappear as soon as team fights started. And because the coordination in solo queue games was generally not very good, it often resulted in situations where the support successfully flanked the enemy, but their own teammates died in the front line. It was truly a nightmare.

"Look at the kind of atmosphere you've created. The internet is full of people condemning you for setting a bad example." Looking at the various cries of despair on the forum, JKL also felt that the atmosphere this guy was stirring up was really a bit scary.

"What does this have to do with me? I didn't teach them to do that."

"Didn't you start this trend?"

"Come on, when something bad happens, they come to me to take the blame, but when something good happens, they never think of me. Every single one of these fake fans acts like you two are best buddies, but when they post lewd pictures behind your back, they never include you. Instead, they secretly create a group to spread them among themselves. Tell me, aren't they animals?"

"Holy crap, that's really monstrous."

For this group of single guys, erotic pictures are the only thing keeping them going. There's no way around it; as everyone knows, women slow down their urge to draw their swords.

Karsa is getting old, and jungling relies more on his brain than his hands, so finding a target is fine as long as he doesn't get too caught up in romance. But it's different for the others. In the top, mid, and bottom lanes, if your hand speed or reaction is slow in any of them, it's game over. The support role doesn't seem to care as much about this, but Roland is a homebody.

He eats and sleeps entirely at the club, and his conversations are almost always passive, with people waiting to initiate them. If you ask him to take the initiative, his subconscious mind is sending out lazy signals. In his current state, unless a girlfriend falls from the sky, he thinks it's really unlikely he'll find a partner this year.

After thinking about it, Roland turned on the live stream again.

Since it's already the end of the regular season, they only have two more matches left, and the intervals between them aren't short, so they might as well spend more time streaming.

Sure enough, as soon as the broadcast started, countless "victims" immediately appeared in the live stream room.

[Holy crap, you scoundrel, you actually dare to stream again!]

[Damn it, don't you even look at the kind of tempo you're setting? Hard supports flanking is one thing, but yesterday I was matched with Varus and Bard in the bot lane, and during a team fight, Bard went off to flank, claiming he could ult five people.]

And what was the result?

[The result? He hit four enemies, but the problem is, all four of them were allies, allies!!!]

This kind of obsessive-compulsive behavior is quite common in the LPL. A few years ago, whenever they encountered something like Malphite's ultimate, Orianna's ultimate, or Bard's ultimate, they would not use it unless they could control more than two people.

Yes, just keep holding down the skill.

Especially the Malphite, even if he uses his ultimate first and saves a sure kill, he will only go in when at least three of the enemy are standing together. He is truly a terminal case of ultimate addiction.

Seeing the various heartbreaking stories in the comments section, Roland could only pretend not to see them and try to get away with it. There was nothing he could do; if you said it was entirely his fault, he certainly wouldn't recognize it. But if you said he bore no responsibility at all, that wouldn't be realistic either.

In the entire LPL, he's the only support player who dares to recklessly engage in games just because his teammates are all smurfs. If it were any other team, they would be the first to get criticized for doing that.

While waiting for his ranking to change, Roland, seemingly bored, clicked on a few popular videos to kill some time. But as he scrolled through them, he stumbled upon one of my country's famous intangible cultural heritages, "Geographical Treasures": Qinghai Rock and Xi'an Slow Rock.

Looking at the "three seaweeds" dancing freely on the screen, Roland fell silent for the first time in a long time.

"Hiss~ These two are the best of the best. If we're talking about the visual appeal, I'd prefer the Qinghai rock dance, with its wide and sweeping movements. And you can clearly see from their expressions that these three guys are genuinely enjoying the dance. But if we're talking about its widespread appeal, the Xi'an slow rock dance, with its simple and easy-to-learn movements, has the upper hand. Considering that square dancing requires simple and easy-to-understand movements, it's a bit hard to give a comprehensive evaluation, guys."

These two earth essences are, in some ways, even more brainwashing than the Shadow Master of yesteryear. Without even realizing it, Roland had already watched the entire video without fast-forwarding.

To be honest, this stuff looks increasingly tacky the more you look at it, but I still can't help but keep watching, and it's actually getting more and more exciting.

Who can resist a smooth little combo? (doge)

[Isn't this kind of dancing by grown men more energetic than the otaku dance sections in dance forums? By the way, do they dance this stuff every day in Xi'an?]

[I'm from Xi'an, and I can attest that people in the Tang Dynasty danced the Xi'an slow dance every day. Zhang Jianzhi was highly valued by Wu Zetian because he was good at it. On the night of the Shenlong Coup, Prime Minister Zhang performed a segment and boosted morale, enabling Li Xian to restore the throne. The An Lushan Rebellion was also caused by An Lushan's excellent dancing, which led to him being appreciated by Li Longji and given military power. Later, when An Lushan's troops attacked Luoyang, the entire rebel army performed the Xi'an slow dance, and the defending soldiers immediately "opened the gates and surrendered." Therefore, the rise and fall of the Tang Dynasty was both due to the slow dance.]

Fortunately, the game was matched with a match at that moment, which brought an end to the increasingly outrageous barrage of comments. Considering the playoff version and the unpopular heroes he remembered, Roland fell silent.

As a time traveler, he probably had some recollection of the dominant version in the playoffs.

However, just because it's an image doesn't mean you can just pick it up randomly in ranked matches. As we all know, every professional player's ranked account is basically a public account. People can easily find out what heroes you've played by searching your match history, and they can easily determine your hero pool.

Although Roland plays a wide variety of heroes, there will definitely be differences between being skilled and unfamiliar with different heroes. Thinking of that man's almost unparalleled record in the national server in his previous life, Roland admired him immensely after becoming a professional player.

You can only deceive others if you deceive yourself first.

If he could do that back then, then I certainly can too.

Thinking of this, Roland once again pointed out the Joker support he had dominated in Silver rank in his previous life.

This time, jail time begins!

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PS: I've staked all my coins on LNG; the rooftop and the clubhouse are just a step apart.

Integration: Chapter 81: Simple Sunshine Science

Since it's a ranked game on the Chinese server, Roland's account rank isn't very high. Professional players are like this; most of them play ranked games on the Korean server. And because of the Korean server's disgusting reporting mechanism, an account is often banned as soon as it reaches a certain rank, and then they move on to the next one, in an endless cycle.

Because he focuses too much on the Korean server, he naturally forgets about the Chinese server often. By the time he remembers it, the monthly protection period has already passed. Like this game, he was matched with a Diamond-level player.

A characteristic of Diamond rank games is that the side with more Diamond 4 players is more likely to lose.

In this tier, you can see countless Diamond IV players AFK practicing heroes, playing with girls, streaming for entertainment, or even AFKing to retaliate against society.

Of course, you might also encounter countless other Diamond IV players who are also tanking, and occasionally be assigned to a super carry player because of your excessive winning streak.

Today, Roland is assigned as a player who's just coasting.

Unfortunately, although I once reached Master rank, my win rate wasn't great. Solo queue junglers are the easiest to climb, followed by mid and top, while bot and support are basically left to chance. Losing lanes in solo queue is a common occurrence.

That's fine, though, the Joker's ceiling is around Diamond rank, he can't really show off any higher.

Primary rune: Comet. Other runes can be chosen randomly. Summoner spells: Ignite and Flash (Ignite and Exhaust are not recommended for support). At the start, mark a teammate to go to the front, then run to the blue side's bottom lane tri-bush and place the first box. Then continue running to the bush opposite the enemy's Krugs and wait for your skills to cool down to place the second and third boxes.

With the Joker as a support, it all depends on whether you can gain an advantage with your level 1 box.

If you can't gain an advantage, you'll be locked up before level six. If you can gain an advantage, you'll still have a chance to fight during the laning phase. In this game, the enemy bot lane was Miss Fortune and Pyke, and Roland's Shaco was picked second.

Fortunately, after a short wait, the opposing support Pyke came to the bottom lane tri-bush to scout ahead. After triggering the box's fear effect, he turned around and left, returning to the jungler's red buff.

Seeing this, Roland placed the second box on the stone wall opposite the stone golem, and then threw the third box back into the bushes diagonally opposite the stone golem, taking advantage of the distance in the mist, before starting his retreat.

In simple psychology, whether things work out or not depends on fate.

Normally, bot laners know that they can only help the jungler for a maximum of 1 minute and 40 seconds, otherwise they will lose minions and experience when they return to lane. However, Shaco can take advantage of this.

If the female gunner chooses to go down and hits the first box, even if she guesses there might be a box in the bushes ahead, she will still choose to go down that path to try, otherwise she will lose troops.