You actually want me to...

The answer is: half a minute

Although the version is no longer AD version, the severity of the disease varies even within the same ward. In my past life, JKL couldn't beat the previous god Uzi. How could I possibly lose to you, the future Ghost Emperor who will be the Sea Whip boy?

Die!

With a 25-range advantage and the long-range damage of his Q skill, JKL, relying on his deep understanding of AD fundamentals, relentlessly whittled down SN's health. A minute later, when the broadcast finally switched the camera from the top, mid, and jungle to the bot lane, they discovered that the TES duo, who had been severely pressured just a minute before, had completely reversed their matchup and were even aggressively attacking SN's bot lane, displaying extreme arrogance.

Director: ???

Narrator: ? ? ?

audience:???

WTF?

At that moment, the audience suddenly felt as if they were several years younger, just like when they were learning advanced mathematics. They would only doze off for a moment, and when they woke up, the blackboard would be covered in gibberish, completely incomprehensible.

so...

Can some experts please explain what exactly happened in the bot lane?

Integration: Chapter Ninety-Nine: This is the charm of XX

On the field, the TES team faced SN, who were fighting with their backs against the wall, but they felt a long-lost sense of vitality and pressure from them.

Roland had already warned his teammates that, after all, he was a transmigrator. Although he didn't have any overpowered abilities, he could still indirectly bring up some past events.

For example, SN might be the team that has the protagonist's script.

In fact, they almost became the main characters, if it weren't for the e-sports Kardashian's sudden appearance.

For a seasoned top laner like Flandre, Bin's mechanics were visibly becoming more refined. Although Bin was still obsessed with his landlady at this point and hadn't yet become the successful top lane mentor he would later become, his progress was indeed remarkable.

"I'm starting to believe you now; their performance is definitely getting better and better."

"Right? I told you I'm very good at judging people."

"Then what do you think of us?"

“Us? Need you even ask? Of course we’re the real protagonists!” Even while juggling laning and vision control, Roland still had time to respond to Flandre’s teasing.

All progress happens gradually and imperceptibly.

SN is improving, and so is TES. In fact, TES's weaknesses have been particularly obvious from the beginning. They are only missing a turning point to become a truly top-tier team. Nevertheless, the current TES is not something that SN can easily catch up to.

Bin's offensive pressure was palpable.

However, he encountered the most cunning top laner in the entire LPL, Flandre. Flandre's steadiness was even reflected in his willingness to use Graves' ultimate to clear three backline minions. Such a beastly act is unique among top laners in the entire LPL.

What is the current situation on the top lane?

It was Abin who tried to entice and persuade Flandre with a ton of resources, but to no avail. Flandre's tastes have never changed; he doesn't like Japanese female teachers, but rather Korean girl groups, specifically the girl groups from League of Legends (the actresses who portray K/DA skins). He's completely unmoved by your approach.

Roland is into this, he can accept anything from Japan, Korea, Europe, America, or China, but unfortunately he's in the bottom lane, it's too far for him to get there.

It can only be said that the world has suffered under Bin's leadership for too long.

If the top lane can't produce any results and the mid and jungle are just farming each other, then the only possible place for a fight to break out is the bottom lane.

The initial strategy for replacing players was almost entirely to have JKL sell his roster.

Unfortunately, Thresh is actually quite squishy in the early game. He's okay when he has Bone Plating, but without it, he's not much tougher than a squishy support. And Nautilus's weakness in the early game is very obvious: he's very reliant on crowd control chains.

Ignoring the Q skill, the passive lasts for less than a second, and the E skill slows the enemy for 1.5 seconds. The "rogue" playstyle is to hit with Q, unleash a combo, and then easily retreat using Aftershock and the shield from W.

But it's different if you turn on AD.

Firstly, Thresh can interrupt your crowd control chain mid-cast. Secondly, even after the chain is broken, Aphelios can follow up with damage. Although Aphelios needs to farm in the early game, he does have his own combos. I call Aphelios's first early-game combo "Three Shots to the Shock".

This playstyle requires prioritizing the use of the Red Blade, timing the Red Blade (Soul Break) cooldown to unleash the last Red Blade Q [Shadow Strike], then applying the Green Blade passive, switching to the Purple Blade (Falling Bright) and using the Purple Blade skill [Dark Erosion], before switching back to the Green Blade (Azure) and applying the Q skill [Moon Flash]. The operation is not difficult, yet it can deal burst damage of around 400 HP.

Well, that is, provided you don't get interrupted or blocked.

Don't underestimate this burst damage. In the early game, an ADC only has a few hundred health points. If this combo hits, it can severely damage the opponent. At best, they'll have to buy all their health potions; at worst, they'll have to use Heal and Flash. Because it's not difficult and Aphelios is easy to predict, this playstyle is often seen in games where you're stomping noobs.

That's right, we've come back to the crux of the problem: the bot lane matchups are simply not on the same level.

Previously, when playing against SN, JKL consistently outplayed Huanfeng, but Roland wasn't as well-rounded as Snake.

Now, when playing against SN, Roland is already keeping up with SwordArt's pace in the laning phase, while Huanfeng continues to get picked off.

No solution.

In the previous round of the competition, there was even a legendary tutorial game featuring the female gunner and the ice mage, and JKL even picked out a Jhin for the bottom lane and completely crushed the opponent's solo lane.

It can only be said that ordering food has gradually become part of JKL's passive approach.

With a support who could solve JKL's Q skill problem no matter how reckless he played, SN's bot lane could no longer hold on. They let the enemy push the minion wave to their tower and then watched helplessly as the enemy recalled.

[Case solved. Huanfeng's destiny lacks the fire element, hence the two fire radicals in his name, which is why he is countered by Ashui.]

Although, both of these were AD carries released by IG, I can only say that IG's management is simply geniuses.

[I think it was purely a passive reaction. Ever since V5 was eliminated, all of SN's substitutes have returned to SN. I don't need to tell you the specific time and who they are, right?]

[Got it. Possessing either Zhuge Liang or Pang Tong is enough to conquer the world; possessing both means the world is over. This time, the double debuffs of Zhuge Liang and Pang Tong have been triggered.]

Honestly, if it weren't for the league's rules, SN would be terrifying right now. Not only do they have their main players, but they also have a bunch of seasonal players like Xiaodongbei, Weiwei, and Biubiu, making their bench depth truly impressive.

The only downside is that this isn't a basketball game. No matter how deep your team's bench is, those who need to watch the water cooler will still have to watch the water cooler.

After the bot lane secured lane priority and recalled, SN's chances of winning the Rift Herald at the eight-minute mark were hanging by a thread. The richest player and the Black Angel clearly anticipated this, and under pressure from the bot lane situation, their actions became increasingly daring.

For example, attack the middle lane.

Sofm knew that TES's bot lane had gone back to base, and he could also guess from past replays that Thresh might go to the mid lane first after returning to base. But he knew even more clearly that the more this happened, the more likely Knight would give them a chance to break through.

Sure enough, perhaps due to Thresh's signal, Zoe moved slightly forward this time.

So, Olaf went in.

One attacked from the front, and the other from the side. To ensure a chance of a kill or a flash, Orianna even directly gave Olaf her shield and activated her W to make him run faster.

If Olaf's Q skill hits, he can at least get a Flash in this wave.

but...

Just as Olaf was about to catch up with Zoe, a hook suddenly flew out from the bushes.

How is that possible?!

Caught off guard by the sudden hook, Black Angel was caught off guard and hooked by Thresh. As Thresh followed up with his second Q, a very familiar figure also boarded the express train in the SN duo's perspective.

It was Karsa's Graves.

Think differently.

If you were SN's jungler, and your bot lane would collapse if you didn't go, but going there doesn't guarantee you'd get any kills, would you still go?

You won't, you'll find a way to divert the other side's attention.

The best way to shift the focus is to target other laners. Since the jungle is difficult to gank and the top lane is too stable, only Knight in the mid lane has a chance.

After this speculation, Roland and Karsa have been discussing it. The principle for determining whether Sofm will gank mid is simple: just place a ward on the enemy's Malphite and see if Olaf goes there after being targeted.

SofM wasn't playing a champion with mobility this game, but Olaf, who can only get around by taking the No. 11 bus. Once this jungler who was farming at the perfect time missed his jungle camp, there was only one possibility left in the game: he went to gank.

The Doom Clock was set up, and Roland successfully forced the enemy mid laner to use Flash. Black Angel knew that once he was slowed down by Thresh, his life would most likely be over.

Similarly, because Orianna flashed away from the battlefield, Olaf, who was about to reach Zoe at the front, could only flee in a sorry state. He even had to use his Flash skill because of Zoe's E that went through a wall.

Watching the two opposite him who had failed in their attempt to steal a chicken and ended up losing their own, Knight couldn't be more smug.

Arrest me!?

Keep catching them, and see if I get scared or not, then it's over.

Last year, JKL and Karsa each carried me out of the World Championship, and this year the club bought them both. Now I'm going to lie down and let them carry me into the World Championship to pay off their debt.

Don't talk to me about net worth or dignity. When it comes to professional basketball, if you can't beat them, you just buy them.

This is the charm of old Paris Saint-Germain (doge)!

Integration: Chapter 100: The essence of operations is to be a tortoise

"Hiss~ Ah Ban's awareness is really something."

"All I can say is that this person is truly fearless."

This Thresh's fake recall and real roam was seen by the commentators as an extremely risky move. According to the normal support's thinking, the best approach would have been to recall with the AD carry and then continue to stabilize the situation in the bot lane to ensure the Luna's development.

In the S10 version, Aphelios is the last remaining ADC. As long as you can hold on until he gets going, you can win no matter how you play a four-protect-one strategy.

However, without this roam, Knight in the mid lane might have been forced to use Flash again. For a mid laner, losing a Flash is equivalent to handing over lane control, not to mention any so-called map resources.

[Alright, stop hyping it up. This guy was swimming like this in the second game, which TES always loses, yet these commentators didn't praise him at all.]

[Mainly, they were all too busy laughing at the time.]

[If this guy were given to RNG, who still have stains on their clothes, he'd be on the bench the day after his first game.]

R fans say you're overthinking it; we warmly welcome his transition to top lane.

At this time, RNG's Xiaohu had not yet successfully transitioned to the top lane. During this period, almost anyone who went to RNG's top lane would die. The carry-type top laner couldn't hold on, and they couldn't buy a carry-type top laner. Since they were already in such a bad state, bringing in a top laner who would die quickly might actually save them.

That's right, the three giants of S10 were indeed that humble.

However, the difference is that in S10, WE made it to the playoffs, but Pig and Dog didn't; while in S11, Pig and Dog made it to the World Championship, but WE didn't.

This shows what?

This means that EDG's death curse has been activated again. As we all know, EDG is a team that comes with its own death curse every year: any team that eliminates them will either lose the S-series championship or disband and rebuild. Since its inception, no team that has eliminated them has been able to escape this curse, which is really absurd.

Of course, none of this matters to SN.

What's most important to them is that TES didn't seem to give them any chance at all in this match.

Early game, they made clever ganks in the mid lane and secured the dragon in the bottom lane. At eight minutes, they reliably gathered at the Rift Herald to contest resources. Before 14 minutes, thanks to their extremely terrifying laning skills and macro play, they allowed JKL's Aphelios to take nearly six tower plates and even secured the first tower kill for him.

Throughout the entire operation, top laner Flandre played cautiously when necessary and aggressively when appropriate, while mid laner Knight was in superb form, frequently landing sleep attacks on the enemy backline, making SN's life miserable.

"Why do they seem so much stronger now?!"

"No, it should be said that we were just restrained by them."