You actually want me to...

TES: Ornn, Volibear, Shen

Both sides tacitly targeted the top lane, because Perkz's champion pool was too easy to target. Compared to G2's two stars, Perkz, Wunder in the top lane was undoubtedly more suitable to be targeted.

One round of PICK:

G2: Lu Xian, Lillia, Crocodile

TES: Jhin, Twisted Fate, Hecarim

There are no changes from the previous version, because under this condition of BAN being the prerequisite, this BP is the optimal solution for both sides.

Second round of bans: Kennen, Pantheon, Ashe, and Tahm Kench were all banned.

Second round PICK:

TES instantly locked in Jayce, and even against the top-four Renekton, Flandre remained fearless. Of course, Flandre is just that kind of player; he'll face opponents he can't beat head-on, and he'll also ruthlessly crush those he can't beat.

Although Wunder's strength is not bad, the problem is that he chose a crocodile.

As everyone knows: a Graves player who can't play Renekton isn't a good Lucian player. Bearing the name of Lucian, this Graves player is determined to use Jayce to blast the enemy team to pieces.

In the fourth or fifth pick, G2 secured Sylas and Rakan.

At this point, G2's lineup consists of top lane Renekton, jungle Lillia, mid lane Sylas, and bot lane Lucian + Rakan.

At this point, the lineup is quite simple.

TES needed a support who could both initiate and counter-initiate, while also ensuring the bot lane had a certain level of threat. Considering their AD carry was Jhin and the enemy's burst damage was ridiculously high, Roland picked Leona as their last pick.

TES: Top lane Jayce, Jungle Hecarim, Mid lane Twisted Fate, Bot lane Jhin + Leona

From an emotional standpoint, Roland would actually prefer to play unconventional supports like Zilean, but TES's lineup clearly lacks a secondary engage and frontline tank, so Leona was ultimately a reluctant choice made for the sake of the team.

Yes, that's professional esports.

The reason why heroes like the Clown are unlikely to appear in normal competitive matches is because from the moment this hero is selected, the task that should be done by the hero is placed on the shoulders of the teammates. In other words, the glory is theirs, while the blame is borne by their teammates.

Everyone knows Roland can play Time, and countless people understand that the Time-Jhin combination has an extremely high late-game ceiling, but for the sake of the team's overall survivability, someone in the team must make a sacrifice.

This is what a team is all about.

After finally getting the long-awaited Leona skin, Roland immediately picked the Pool Party skin and closed his eyes to wait for the game to start.

As a skin connoisseur, Leona has countless skins, but unfortunately, Roland seems to have figured out the League of Legends' mindset. Among the many skins of varying quality, Roland only loves T2-level skins. As long as it's in the T2 category, no matter how unpopular the champion is, he'll keep an eye out for that champion's skins.

The lineups are set, the match begins.

In this match, both sides undoubtedly fielded the most aggressive lineups.

Whether it's G2's Renekton and Lucian or TES's Jayce and Hecarim, they have already demonstrated the extraordinary nature of this game. Because the team itself has Jayce and the mid and support with double hard crowd control, TES's attitude in defending the jungle at the beginning of the game was particularly tough.

If you dare come any closer, I'll take you down!

As the weak, they are particularly aware of the weaknesses of the weak, namely, the information gap.

If Lillia anticipates Hecarim's movements and dodges them perfectly, a safely farmed Lillia will pose a significant threat to TES in the late game.

"Hold your position well and don't give the enemy any chance to catch Kaka's jungle clearing movements."

"Yes, sir."

"Also, try to hold your lanes steady in the early game and wait for the opponent to reveal themselves first. You have to know that the opponent has countless people with Guangdong B (license plates) like those in Shenzhen. In short, be careful."

"understood."

Compared to Roland, who had given a warning, the other four members of TES, although also paying attention, showed no extra emotion in their expressions.

I'm used to it after all.

Playing against so many famous players and legendary teams every day, and hearing each team tell them how awesome and invincible the opponent is, I've gotten used to it over and over.

Seeing that the opposing team was trying to last-hit minions, Roland didn't even think about it and immediately threw an angled E towards the minion wave at the start, while also attacking the minion with more health in the wave.

Details about the Japanese woman.

The passive sunlight will apply a damage-increasing buff to minions for 1.5 seconds.

The maximum kill threshold of the level 1 gold-generating item is only maximized when it hits minions with high HP.

TES's actions are a clear message to the opposing team:

I'm going to try and get second place, but there might be teammates behind me. So, it's up to you whether I follow or not.

If TES goes second, then G2 will inevitably lose one player.

If they don't follow, they won't give TES any chance at all, but if TES's bot lane duo gets to level 2 first, their initial experience will be suppressed.

As for G2 winning?

Is G2 going to win? That's completely impossible. Roland dared to play like that because he had already calculated that G2's support, Mikyx, as a veteran player, wouldn't dare to take the blame rashly. If Rakan's W isn't executed well, it's a big deal.

As the second-level light shone on them, G2's bot lane duo had no choice but to temporarily avoid their attacks.

Meanwhile, Jayce in the top lane successfully pushed the Renekton's lane and regained lane control.

The competition continues.

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PS: I'm really sorry for updating so late today. It's just that everything happened at once and started to happen on this day.

Even now, I've only just finished working overtime and I'm still too busy to deal with the plagiarism issue. I'm relying entirely on my readers to help me with the color palette.

As for the plagiarized book, since he copied so much, there shouldn't be much of a problem with protecting his rights. It's just that I don't have the time to deal with it. The editor is also waiting for me to send the color palette, so we should see the results within a week at the latest.

In a sense, that author was quite brave.

Although my writing style for Alliance novels is average, it has a very strong personal touch. People who have read my books can almost immediately think of me when they look at similar books. In addition, I won the Newcomer of the Year award, and my works are almost a million words long. With the support of the website and my readers, I didn't expect them to choose me as their target.

Thank you for your attention. I am deeply humbled and grateful.

Sublimation: Chapter 49: Is there a possibility? They didn't make a mistake.

In professional matches, the power difference between the two teams in the bottom lane is a very important factor.

If both sides were level three, Roland and JKL would never have played so arrogantly. But it is precisely because the opposing duo is only level two that these two have taken this opportunity to put tremendous pressure on the opposing bot lane.

Lu Xian is indeed a very strong early-game AD carry.

It deals high damage, has a fast burst, and also comes with a dash ability.

However, in a 2v2 situation, he might not necessarily win, because Roland is using Conqueror runes this game. Although abandoning the traditional Aftershock will reduce Leona's tankiness, the presence of Conqueror makes G2's bot lane hesitant to act, which is a flexible choice.

In a Shakespearean matchup like the LCK, Aftershock's role is irreplaceable. However, teams like G2 are destined to play a fast-paced early game, making Conqueror's early-game threat particularly useful.

Because the Sun Maiden triggers Conqueror too easily.

EAQAWA, and the Conqueror is triggered.

The subsequent basic attacks were all impactful, dealing true damage, healing, and cleaving; in a fight, Roland wouldn't know how to lose. Moreover, while Rakan's support potential is ridiculously high, he's genuinely weak in the early game. If his W skill hits, he's fine, but if he misses, a Rakan who misses his W is basically just a super minion that can E his teammates.

Umm ...

Perhaps 20 minutes ago, super minions were a bit harder to fight than heroes, so let's just call them "car minions".

If Roland gains an advantage in the bottom lane, he can farm the lane and go to the river to establish vision.

Even if he doesn't invade the jungle and just stays in the river, he can use the vision he has placed to see what the enemy support is doing, and then predict where the enemy might place wards, thereby deduce the enemy jungler's route and tactics.

Well, it sounds complicated, but once you get into the game, it's really just a subconscious thing.

In this game, Karsa's jungle clearing route was from bottom to top.

Jayce is a champion who desperately needs advantages from his teammates, and Karsa isn't stupid; he knows that even if the bot lane looks aggressive in the early game, helping them out is actually useless.

If I really want to help, that's something to do after CET-6.

As for what needs to be done in the early stages?

That's like raising the top laner like a baby! Once Flandre gets ahead, won't it be a piece of cake for the two junglers and support to roam and invade the enemy jungle? They'll kill anyone they catch.

"Casting a long line to catch a big fish" is one of the top 10 common tactics used by national anti-fraud apps for interception.

"Xuanjun, take it easy a little, wait until I come up before you get aggressive."

"I get it. I'm playing really gently in lane now."

"So your gentleness means getting beaten up in front of a tower?"

"Absolutely, it's rare to encounter such a terrible top laner."

When asked by Karsa, Flandre shamelessly admitted that although Perkz had repeatedly touted Wunder as the best top laner in North America, his laning ability was indeed lacking compared to the top top laners of the LPL.

Don't underestimate the top laners in the S10 LPL. Take, for example, JDG's top laner Duke, who was eliminated in the quarterfinals. His skill level is already among the top in the world. However, even with such a top laner, he can only be ranked as the best domestic top laner in the LPL. If you include non-domestic top laners, he can only barely make it into the top three.

It goes without saying who deserves the credit; the catfish effect is truly undeniable.

If the top laner is caught out, then TES's bottom lane will naturally have to play defensively. Even though JKL and Roland are both aggressive players, they will still restrain themselves a bit in big matches.

As a result, they did restrain themselves, but G2 did not.

In full view of everyone, Mikyx, playing support, directly chose to use his W skill to force an engagement on Jhin, attempting to intimidate him during the enemy's reload time.

However...

"Smack!" The Divine Shield Strike slammed down on his forehead.

With a "whoosh," the blade of heaven blocked all escape routes from afar.

"Thump!" Jhin's W skill gave the arrogant one a final warning.

The QEW combo can keep Luo pinned in place for almost 3 seconds. What can you do in 3 seconds? For a very small number of people, 3 seconds is worth hundreds of millions of dollars in business.

This is also why the white crescent moon allowed Roland to take the Sun Maiden.

Jhin's biggest problem is that his basic attack damage is insufficient in the early game, and his skill hit rate is extremely low. Even with his Q skill, most of the time there is no space to release it on the opponent.

But if you rush up and deliver it, that's a different story.

Leona's four skills, three of which are crowd control, can completely shut you down. Add Jhin's W, and it's no exaggeration to say that she can control the opponent to death.

As soon as she finished her skill combo, Ignite was applied. Because she had Conqueror, Roland Leona's damage was higher than that of a typical Leona, and she easily overwhelmed the overconfident Rakan with her damage.