You actually want me to...

As for the river crab in the upper river... that depends on the game between the two mid laners.

However, in this game, the early game was not as good as TES expected.

Xu Xiu finally showed his talent as a laning prodigy from his previous life. He still used Electrocute as his rune, but his item build was much more aggressive.

Two mung beans + four red beans

As soon as I went online, I started planting and pushing the lane non-stop, completely disregarding Syndra's poke. I just tanked Syndra's damage, farmed minions, and rushed to level two, then pushed the lane to gain lane control.

This build may not deal much damage in the early game, but for Akali players, it's incredibly effective against mid-lane ranged mages. You'll know how good it is once you try it.

Without considering the jungler, here are the three things mid laners should avoid most during the laning phase:

The first problem is insufficient mana.

The second issue is insufficient blood volume.

Third, they couldn't secure control of the line.

The build of two green beans and four health potions allows Akali to perfectly get through the early laning phase and keep her health at a safe level. You'll know how good it is once you try it.

At the same time, it can also deplete Syndra's mana.

Akali's abilities push minions, so Syndra has to use her abilities to last-hit minions. However, Syndra is actually a mid laner who is relatively short on mana before her first recall, and she has no way to outlast a champion who relies on mana.

By the time Syndra reached level three, she had already lost about two-thirds of her mana. What was even more critical was that the minion wave was being pushed from the red side to the blue side, and Knight was on the side whose wave was being pushed.

Seeing that the mid laner was being outclassed by the enemy's item build, Roland and Karsa could only sigh and abandon their idea of ​​starting with two river crabs in the jungle.

"I've been tricked."

"It's nothing, just a river crab that might be passive. Let it go if it's already been given up."

This build, to put it bluntly, is a haphazard, unorthodox playstyle.

Either you and your jungler go together to gank and kill him, or you can only watch him tank Syndra's damage and start jumping in early game. However, this build isn't without its downsides, because the double health regeneration gems don't provide much of a boost to Akali, so a level 6 Akali with this build doesn't have much solo kill potential.

It's purely about securing lane control in the early game.

Akali secured lane priority, so Karsa's Lee Sin naturally didn't dare to venture into the enemy jungle to gank Kindred. Both sides focused on farming in the first four levels, each taking two jungle camps and a river crab, and ended the game peacefully.

[This build is working!]

[The Green Bean Cult, but he's ruthless than me; I usually get three red shoes.]

To be fair, this strategy works against ranged mages, but it doesn't work against melee classes.

[Here's a joke: In this version, a mage's first combo might not even take away half your health in the early game, while a warrior's first combo could wipe you out completely.]

[This is a true reflection of human nature.]

If the mid laner can't gain lane priority, Karsa's Lee Sin can't move around freely. Conyon is well aware of this, so while farming the jungle, he also keeps an eye on the mid laner's movements.

Although I knew the enemy mid laner should have wards and support, as a support, I should try to find opportunities after the first recall.

So, after the first wave of players returned home, Roland headed straight for the middle lane without a second thought.

Unlike Alistar, their bot lane is the push lane and Gragas has his own dash. In the same gank mid lane, if the support Gragas returns to the bot lane, he will at most lose a few minions, but if Alistar roams, he will lose at least a wave of minions.

"Let's give it a try and see if there's a chance."

"It's quite difficult; the other side isn't getting worked up."

"It's okay if you don't get a headache. Just pretend I wasn't here. I'll go around."

"it is good."

The key to killing Akali in the early game lies in whether she uses her Twilight Shroud to harass Syndra. If Akali doesn't use her W during the laning phase, then no matter what, they can't catch her; at most, they can only force her to use Flash.

"Shaking...shaking...wobbling~"

With a belly full of fake wine, Roland's auxiliary barrel quietly circled around to the side of the river in the bushes, while simultaneously placing his only true sight ward.

In regular ranked games, the first control ward for a support player would definitely be placed in the bottom lane bush.

But the competition is different.

In a match, it depends more on the overall lineup and the points that the team needs to target.

EZ and Gragas make a very strong escape combination. Compared to other clumsy bot laners, they can take some risks and shift their vision to the more important mid and jungle.

Place river grass on both sides of the central path.

On one hand, it helps prevent ganks in the mid lane, and on the other hand, it allows for some vision control of the river to scout Kindred's movements.

Unfortunately, Roland underestimated Rongguang's composure in this round.

Even when Syndra enters his poke range, he only occasionally throws out a Q to plant a seed, but he never uses his W or E skills. If he does use E, he won't move forward again until E is off cooldown, making him incredibly cautious.

"Holy crap, is this really ShowMaker?"

"Although I was a little shocked, when I think of you, I think I can understand it a little better."

"No, what does this have to do with me?"

"Because when you play AD, you're much more sneaky than him."

Roland: ......

Sublimation: Chapter 75: Have you seen my bull?

Of the four games, the fourth game was the most peaceful in the early stages.

Even after deliberately roaming around, Roland still couldn't find any good opportunities in the mid lane and was forced to retreat in defeat, but he was used to it.

This is what non-defensive support characters are like.

Sometimes you have to take a gamble. If you win or lose, at least you've tried your best. If you just stay in the bottom lane and don't move, then the core meaning of your game is just to fill up the numbers and start the game.

While there was no activity during the match, the live stream chat was buzzing with excitement.

Looking at the entire LOL ecosystem, most players are still at Gold or below. Even if there are a few data-driven players among them, their proportion is definitely not large. Seeing that TES's mid and top laners couldn't get lane priority in the early game, and Lee Sin couldn't create any rhythm, they both started to get a little anxious.

Is such that.

Some viewers' comments on the live stream are the same type of people as those watching the highlights. Specifically, it can be seen that: Grandmasters and Masters are playing, Masters and Diamonds are learning, Platinum and Gold are asking questions, and Silver and Iron are teaching.

Especially from the player's first-person perspective, there are more scholars there.

As for your question about where the bronze went?

Bronze was watching the excitement, or even if he wasn't, he was sent to update the Bronze Cultivation Manual.

"No, I can't find any opportunities." Karsa, who was also lingering near the mid lane, could only go to the mid lane to replace Syndra and recall after clearing the jungle several times, but as for the rhythm... there was really no chance.

"Don't worry, just wait. Kindred will invade our jungle sooner or later."

DWG is under pressure to attack in this match.

When Syndra and Ezreal have three items, that's when TES's lineup is at its strongest. At that point, Ornn has even started helping his teammates get items. With all these buffs, the output of TES's two carries will reach an extremely exaggerated level.

and.

With enough damage dealers and Ornn as a backup, TES's lineup won't lack damage output even if the game drags on.

on the other hand.

DWG has a really tough time dealing with Ornn in the late game, aside from Kindred.

Ornn in Season 10 was still the last symbol of tanks. Unlike the Mythic version in Season 11 Summer Split, which was paper-thin, he is now very tanky as long as he has two core items and upgrades them successfully. In fact, with the added benefit of his Fragile passive, his damage is not low either.

A Tier 0 top laner is simply unbeatable.

"I'm mainly afraid of bad luck and being passively placed in the top lane."

"That's not a big problem. I'll go up there as soon as possible. Anyway, Ah Shui is playing Ezreal, so he'll have no problem soloing."

"Ah... so about your development."

“Development can be achieved through hard work.”

Roland, who had spent years playing on various amateur basketball courts before his transmigration, knew all too well the significance of those words. In his early youth, he would go to amateur courts like crazy to practice his skills and meet some pro players. Over the past six or seven years, his basketball skills hadn't improved much, but his physical fitness had gotten stronger and stronger.

Even more outrageous is that after he started learning boxing, he unexpectedly discovered that his basketball skills could be improved. It was from that point on that his fighting personality while playing video games officially began to emerge.

It was while he was chatting in the team voice chat that Roland suddenly realized that the enemy's Alistar was gone.

"Holy crap!? Where's my Niu Niu?"

"What?"

"Have you seen my cow? My cow is missing."

"No, get out!"

After a brief moment of surprise, Roland seemed to remember something and his expression immediately changed. At the same time, he used his E skill to dash towards the river, aiming directly at his own Frog Princess.

That's too simplistic.

If he could think of going to the top half of the map to fight and seize the initiative, then Beryl could naturally think of it too. In fact, in order to protect Conyon's development, he sacrificed his own development in advance and chose to go up.

The biggest question now is, when exactly did the Minotaur disappear?

"Is this Beryl really a professional player who hasn't been playing LOL for very long?"

“Of course, he’s a genius.” In the room, White Crescent watched the Minotaur disappear prematurely from God’s perspective, and couldn’t help but admire him.

It is indeed spiritual.

Whether a support player performs well depends on four factors: first, their compatibility with the AD carry and the team; second, their basic vision control; third, their overall game sense and strategic thinking; and fourth, the depth and breadth of their champion pool. Technical skill is the last factor to consider.

Beryl's overall strategic vision is undoubtedly outstanding.

"No wonder he became the captain; this loss was not unjustified."

Seeing the Minotaur disappear prematurely, and even deliberately delaying his appearance for a second or two before showing up from the mid lane, White Crescent's eyes were undoubtedly filled with even more admiration.

To get to Frog Princess as quickly as possible, taking the middle route is the only option.

Going mid would inevitably expose one's position. From TES's perspective, once Alistar appears in the mid lane, Karsa will give up on Alistar no matter what, and Roland will also decisively turn around and go back to lane to farm.

Because you can't steal it.

As for that one or two seconds that I deliberately waited.

First, knowing that the enemy jungler is in a rush, I deliberately waste a second or two of his development time. Second, I want to stall for a little longer, maybe I can wait until the enemy jungler gets carried away.