You actually want me to...

Most importantly, half of this guy's four skills are crowd control. Once he gets through the early game, even without using his ultimate, he can scare away a bunch of dive heroes by standing next to Draven in the mid to late game, making him a real pain.

Only players of Super Smash Bros. can truly understand this utterly disgusting feeling.

The lineup is now finalized.

Game start.

Integration: Chapter Thirteen: Because you're a PhD!

At the start, both sides remained in a 5v5 formation.

Anticipating that the enemy team would likely invade and place wards with Nunu, the LPL players positioned themselves in the jungle early on.

They are a strong team, even if they are only at the first tier.

Whether it's Riven's Q at level 1, Draven's axes, or Lee Sin's burst damage, none of them are too bad in the early game. The only weakness is the lack of crowd control.

Therefore, they need to use some tricks to deceive the other side.

"So...why me?" Roland was somewhat bewildered as he accepted his defeat, seeing all four votes cast in the chat box in the lower left corner.

This isn't right.

Logically speaking, IG's trident is known for its water-selling tactics, and TES's rebirth also started with water-selling tactics. So how come it was them who got voted out at the All-Star event?

Damn it, if you're going to ask for tickets, it should be for Casa.

This guy used to be the wolf king! Do you guys even know how to play Werewolf?

"Mainly, we think your sarcasm skills might be a bit stronger this time."

"What?"

"Because you're a PhD."

If there is any personal grudge between the two sides, it must be that LCK's Knight was defeated by Doctor. After losing the power of the Knight, BeryL also slumped for a considerable period of time after the S10 finals.

Well, until he was discovered to have been playing Genshin Impact during that time.

It was from that moment that BeryL finally officially switched back from being a knight to being a Genshin Impact player. It has to be said that the world's correction mechanism is truly amazing.

Hearing this, Roland was speechless.

Karsa plays Honkai Impact 3rd, and JKL plays Dungeon Fighter Online, so they're not really compatible with the Genshin Impact player on the other side.

So, just as the LCK team was invading the jungle with Nunu's ball, a Fiddlesticks happened to emerge from the bush opposite the Red Buff.

Seeing this, how could the LCK players hold back?

Snowball controlled the enemy, Alistar knocked them up, and a variety of skills followed up in quick succession, reducing Fiddlesticks' health to near zero in an instant. As an All-Star, Faker, just like in his previous life, didn't hesitate and flashed into the red buff area against the wall first.

Then... he saw four gay men looking at him with wicked grins.

"Damn it! A gay guy is unzipping my pants!"

Just as Faker instinctively shouted out, LCK's Camille, along with Fiddlesticks who had just managed to flash, used her E skill to get over the wall.

He was about to kick.

The sight of four burly men trying to turn Nunu into "Ju You Jing" accompanied by Faker's scream completely stunned him. Fortunately, his good professionalism allowed him to instinctively press his Flash even though his mind was blank.

"Shu~"

On screen, Canna's Camille simply used her E skill to enter the fight and then instantly used Flash to exit. The entire movement was fluid and seamless, without any hesitation.

First Blood!

The moment he successfully escaped, Nunu's screams finally rang out, and the kill was successfully secured by TheShy's deliberate use of Q and the others' humility.

First blood secured.

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All I can say is that this wave of board kings is selling very well.

[The King of the Boards—a man who's always thinking about starting a raid.]

[Canna's trickery and shadow play had me laughing so hard I almost fell over.]

With Riven having a 400 gold lead and a Flash at the start, Canyon in the top lane was unlikely to dare to go there again. Although TheShy's performance in S10 was not satisfactory, he was still the world's number one AD top laner this year, the world's number one top laner the year before last, and the number one Riven in the Korean server the year before that. Canyon was unlikely to dare to mess with him.

After all, in Noxus, you're usually outnumbered.

"Wow, that was awesome, boss. This sale was amazing."

"That's right, they didn't even ask who I am."

"Then who are you?"

"I am the famous pangolin. How about that? Surprised? Unexpected?"

"Idiot."

Back online, looking at the opposing Samira + Alistar combination, JKL also had a hint of eagerness on his face. Samira was a new hero released during the S-series, and she was like a bug when she first came out. As long as you get her passive ready and throw out her ultimate, 1v5 is really a piece of cake.

Of course, it has already been nerfed, but it's still strong.

When facing this kind of numerical monster, JKL has only one strategy when he has Draven: beat him to a pulp. A level 1 Alistar has no fighting power, and coupled with his short range and squishiness, he basically has no chance of getting to level 2 first.

As for the feeling of being level two first by Draven in the bottom lane, well, those who know, know.

To level up, you'll have to take at least three of my axe blows, whether it's one-on-one or a group of blows. If you don't sell your health, then you're just waiting to get stuck in the minion wave, and what follows will definitely be a vicious cycle.

With no other option, LCK had to sacrifice Genshin Impact to carry the team, ultimately managing to get their bot lane duo to level two.

Then... continue to wait for the minion wave while hiding under the tower.

It's not that we don't want to fight, it's that we simply can't win.

A Draven with ridiculously high damage output and a champion with silence and lifesteal while stationary are both combinations that might not be effective. With both top and bottom lanes controlled by LPL, the pressure naturally falls on Canyon.

This really stumped Uncle San.

He's playing Graves, not the kind of utility jungler the enemy team has. In a game where the early game team fights are already this bad, expecting him to gank at level three is practically the same as killing him.

Fortunately... this time, his mid laner wasn't Showmaker, but the real "Light" himself. After Nunu forcefully secured lane control with his early-game pushing ability, Faker didn't hesitate and just pushed a ball towards the top lane.

"Miss! Miss!"

"It should be top lane, Shy, is it possible to do it?"

JKL, Casa, Rookie: ? ? ?

What the hell?

A mid-laner goes up to gank at level 3, and you ask if the top laner can make plays? Are you playing ranked? Top lane can easily 1v2?

Just as the three were mentally complaining about Roland's casual remarks, Shy Man took the initiative to reply, "This wave... no good... next wave... okay." After saying that, he took the initiative to retreat, and in the end, because of his early retreat, he only suffered a slight reduction in health.

This move completely stunned the three people present.

"No...you guys...this...that...I...sigh, never mind."

When things developed in a way that exceeded their expectations, the group simply let their minds go blank. Of course, the shy man's answer and retreat confirmed something.

Although he was a playboy.

But actually, it can be done through verbal persuasion.

However, it's not guaranteed to succeed every time, and you need to master certain methods.

If you let him run, he'll only think he can do it; but if you let him do it, he'll subconsciously consider the feasibility of the operation after getting permission, and then decisively retreat when he realizes there's no chance.

They may be reckless, but they're not stupid.

If he were truly a naive and impulsive person, he wouldn't have such a high price tag and so much praise.

Well, it's definitely not because I wanted to eat hot pot in a mansion with Jack that I was serious.

The shy thought to himself.

Integration: Chapter Fourteen: Whose Responsibility?

At this moment, the pressure on Genshin Impact and Pilot in the bottom lane is undoubtedly enormous, because isn't the enemy support's condition a bit too exaggerated?

To be honest, it's the off-season now.

After a busy season, it's impossible for a player not to rest during the off-season. However, as long as they rest, their gaming skills will inevitably decline. This phenomenon occurs in every professional player, the only difference being the degree of decline.

but...

That support guy on the other side already has a girlfriend, so what's wrong with his performance? Does he even have time to maintain a minimum training volume during his vacation?

Doesn't he need to go home to visit relatives during his holidays?

Okay, no, you really don't need to.

One of the key reasons why Roland felt it wouldn't be difficult to win the All-Star Game was that he deliberately maintained his form during the off-season. It wasn't that he was particularly dedicated, but rather that when he had nowhere to go and nothing to do, he couldn't think of anything else besides streaming to fill his time.

As for the girlfriend factor that has the greatest impact on gaming?

To put it simply, it's not really the guy's fault for ignoring everyone while playing games, because it's not just a matter between the two of them. It involves how the four teammates view the guy's mother. He loves his girlfriend very much, so he wants to protect her mother. Therefore, it's perfectly reasonable for him not to be influenced by his girlfriend, isn't it?

The same thing, if said differently, can instantly change its meaning.

This is the art of language.

Of course... what bothered him even more was that the opposing support showed no intention of roaming at all, sticking tightly to the bot lane AD, leaving Alistar with no room to maneuver.

How do I do this?

The AD carry landed a double kill, followed by the support's fear, silence, and lifesteal. The enemy team was unharmed, while the AD carry nearly died. The support then landed a double kill, with Draven countering with a stun axe followed by a series of auto-attacks, chasing down and hacking at both of them.

Then what's the point of even using a hammer?

It's a one-sided beating, and at the same time, Canna in the top lane has also been successfully driven out of the top lane experience zone by Riven. At this moment, she is frantically urging Canyon and Faker to go up, showing no signs of being a blue-collar top laner at all.

Apart from the mid lane, the other three lanes were all suppressed. Even though it was just a small All-Star exhibition match, this suppression was enough to make the LCK side feel uneasy.

[Multiple lines of pressure, this is a game we can play seriously.]

[It's a bit of a shame about the mid lane, but it's understandable since they're facing a nullipop like Nunu.]

[It's headless. Perhaps the pilot could send one over first.]