You actually want me to...

Because of the burst damage of a level 6 Graves, he can easily gain an advantage and even get kills in any of the three lanes on TES's side, and then invade the enemy jungle to suppress the enemy jungler's development. He may also force a number of kills by ganking in lanes, but the ultimate goal is to control map resources and snowball.

But what if it's Centaur first?

Then Graves would have no chance to move, and TES's three lanes would be forced to play cautiously and dare not cross the river, and the opponent would start to snowball. This is why Leona ganked and killed the top laner in the early game, forcing Ornn to use his Teleport.

If you don't force them to reach level six first, and Centaur manages to catch them once, the game is over.

For junglers in S10 to reach level 6 quickly, the fastest way is to farm lanes.

Although this thing, in a sense, doesn't go very far like soft porn and has many hidden dangers, it is undeniable that this way of going is indeed fast!

That's what a profession is.

Everything is planned in advance. The strategy for how to play is already in mind from the beginning. Some people can understand it, so they will actively pay attention to the jungler's movements when playing the game. Some people can't understand it, so they will ask the jungler a question mark after each reckless move.

Of course, there aren't many truly skilled junglers, and many skilled junglers themselves don't have a great mentality. If they encounter one or two players who don't know how to play, they might even want to fast forward to level 15 and start playing immediately.

Knight's level 5 roam caught VG completely off guard. Level 6 roaming mid laners are common, but your level 5 roam... isn't it a bit too savage?

Seeing the Leona flash close and use Shield Slam on the enemy, the level 5 Miss Fortune and Trundle were so scared that they immediately used their Flash. The three pushed the lane, and the TES bot lane duo immediately recalled to base, preparing to go back to upgrade their equipment and head to the Rift.

After a series of operations.

Graves gained experience, Sylas got the bottom lane minions, the bottom lane duo forced the opponent's Flash, and the whole team was able to use this time difference to rotate lanes and control the Rift. Only the innocent-looking Trundle and Miss Fortune suffered a crushing defeat.

VG's command was completely stumped by TES's lane swap.

It has nothing to do with the players' skills; it's purely a one-sided crushing defeat in terms of strategy.

“Every time I see this kind of operational suppression, I can’t help but sigh that LPL is indeed a huge money pit.”

"how do I say this?"

"Look at our salary cap, it's maxed out, we can take care of almost everything. And look at the opposing team's lineup, although it's not bad, it always feels like a whale is beating a novice." Roland scratched his head, this was the only explanation he could think of.

That's true, though.

In esports, skill is king. Aside from a very few players (like the top laner and jungler of a certain club) who won the S-series championship but were then sidelined the following year, almost all other players, whether new or old, will receive a decent contract as long as they shine.

Essentially, the LPL is just a pay-to-win game presented to various clubs.

However, unlike the mobile game game where 10,000 or 20,000 doesn't count, 30,000 or 40,000 is just the starting point, 50,000 or 60,000 is nothing, and 70,000 or 80,000 is everywhere, the players here are all in the millions, so the gap is naturally much wider.

The early lane swap completely thwarted VG's plan to gain a significant advantage through team fights after reaching level six, which was already a problem.

What's even more ruthless is that after securing the vanguard, the TES team quickly began multi-threaded operations, deliberately avoiding any opportunity to engage in a large team fight.

To paraphrase a saying: When poor, use tactical infiltration; when rich, bomb me!

VG's opposing team has a classic Ornn, Hecarim, and Miss Fortune ultimate composition. Haro knows perfectly well that engaging in team fights at this point is out of the question. So, I'll split push, I'll create space, and I'll use the Rift Herald to give Jax an advantage.

Either you use all your ultimate abilities to pick off isolated targets, and then give the home field back to them during the next few minutes when your ultimate abilities are unavailable.

Either you keep holding back and watch TES use the Rift Herald to endlessly harass the opponent, since the initiative is in TES's hands anyway, and even if they switch lanes like crazy, they will still gain more than the opponent.

Extreme torture!

Holy crap, is this the TES team I know?!

[Damn it, TES still can't get going. My youth is over!]

[The way you run this business makes me feel disgusted. jpg]

[At this pace, Fishman and Haro have really turned the match into an EDG internal battle.]

A few minutes later, when the vanguard was finally released and both sides successfully exchanged side towers, the team's command was finally returned to Roland from Haro.

Like Casa, Harold's command protection period has ended.

Born into EDG, he knows how to widen the gap in advantage, but he doesn't know how to turn that advantage into a victory. He's like a man who can't finish in 15 minutes. If he continues to stubbornly persist, all he'll get in return is pain from the other side (I'm referring to the audience).

"Give me your orders, Captain. How should we fight?"

"what?"

"It's your turn to take charge, huh? I've already clocked out." Looking at the Japanese girl who was slacking off and strolling around on the map, Ha Huang couldn't sit still any longer.

What do you mean?

Are you really going to start giving up now?

Hey, get to work!

Sensing the resentment in Haro's words, Roland, who had been stroking for a long time, finally chuckled and took back command.

There's no way around it, slacking off is just so damn satisfying.

Without thinking about anything, just place vision in key positions, and then follow the AD carry like a shadow, ostensibly to protect them but actually to AFK.

It was incredibly satisfying to play against them.

"Ahem, actually I haven't been paying much attention to the situation, but since you've put it that way, let's have a team fight and see how big our advantage is."

Ah Le, Ha Huang: ? ? ?

"Don't understand? No problem, just get ready to follow along with the instructions."

"Ha~~`~Apokalika!!!"

Just as the two were still wondering if this guy hadn't come to his senses, the Leona on the screen suddenly unleashed a powerful attack, freezing the Centaur at the extreme position in place without anyone's expectation.

then.

"Shu~"

Flash WEQ standard combo followed by Ignite, a complete control chain that fully overwhelms the opponent.

"Yeah, it did do some damage. Look, I've dealt at least 300 damage to him."

"Wait! What are you guys standing there for? Go for it! I rarely get such a good opportunity to unleash my ultimate move."

"Huh, are Ryze and Miss Fortune's damage output really that high?"

"Holy crap, where are my teammates? Teammates, please save me!"

Ha Huang, A Le: ......

Compilation: Chapter Thirty-Seven: [World Famous Paintings]

In fact, although Haro didn't react immediately, the muscle memory of the top lane made Ale subconsciously press TP. Looking back at the battlefield, JKL's Ezreal had already activated his ultimate and found a relatively good position to deal damage.

Wow, so fast!

Although he had seen this kind of reaction speed from a god's perspective before joining TES, when he was actually in the same situation, Haro felt that his teammates were even more exaggerated than he had imagined, and then he hurriedly found a position to prepare to enter the battlefield.

Of course, there was someone even more anxious than him at the scene, and that was Knight.

Knight was gradually getting used to Haro's command and thought that a fight wouldn't break out anytime soon, but as soon as he handed over command, his own support player went in.

Hey, you can go all the way, but can't you let me steal your ultimate move first?!

This kind of unprepared group-buying behavior is like watching a live streamer's broadcast with the sound on one second, talking about something serious, and then the next second the streamer suddenly starts acting crazy and doing weird things, with all sorts of strange noises coming out non-stop, which is an instant social disaster.

Who can withstand this?!

When Knight saw Leona charge in, his first reaction was to search for Ornn all over the place. Then, after realizing that Ornn needed to teleport to get to the battlefield, he decided to use E to initiate a counterattack and steal Hecarim's ultimate.

Then there's the Shuangma Pan River!

The two groups of people unleashed their ultimate skills in a two-way rush, causing fear of their opponents while also resulting in a traffic accident. Judging from the release positions of the ultimate skills, both sides changed lanes at the same time, making the responsibility equally shared.

The only difference was that Leona's combo, Ezreal's preemptive damage, Sylas's ultimate, and Graves's long-range ultimate directly turned the enemy's Hecarim's Ferrari into a hearse on the spot.

As for Silas himself?

That would be to activate the Super Transformation Form—Autobot Transform!

He transformed back into human form from his vehicle form, grabbed two handfuls of garlic, and chased after the remaining VG members. It was only their first time cooperating on the official field, and everyone's subconscious reaction was barely able to keep up with Roland's speed of onset.

Hey~ this is really nice.

Before the team fight even started, VG was already missing a Centaur who was diving into the backline, so naturally they didn't dare to engage again. Ornn was the most unfortunate one on VG's side. At least the Centaur was killed because the enemy team initiated the fight, but Ornn died because after he teleported down, his teammates all sold him out.

Yes, it's sold!

Upon landing and facing a circle of enemies, Cube decisively took his hands off the keyboard.

What else could he say?

All I can do is wish my teammate a lifetime of warmth and comfort, and that he'll be fed every meal.

With a 0-for-2 exchange, Roland successfully demonstrated their significant advantage in a team fight.

【666666】

[I'm back! I feel like everything is back!]

[A classic R-Flash-E initiation combo—that shows real confidence.]

To be honest, it's been a long time since I've seen Banhuang play a tank support. I even thought he'd been completely bewitched by those "little bitches" of mage supports.

As Roland's first champion pick in his LPL debut, a small group of people still have a particularly deep impression of his Leona. This kind of unreasonable, all-or-nothing Leona who throws her ultimate early and uses it early to initiate is the kind of Leona they really like~

"Damn it, can you at least give me a heads-up before your next outbreak?"

"Ahem, I've been holding back for so long, I couldn't resist and just went for it, mine, mine."

"No, what I mean is, next time you want to play, just let me know. I want to play too."

"Goodness."

Seeing JKL rubbing his hands excitedly, Roland was completely dumbfounded.

It’s over.

This AD is completely ruined.

Before, when everyone used the water-selling tactic, he would fight back desperately. Now, after using it so many times, he's become numb to it and even hopes to actively lure the enemy in order to get the thrill of dodging their skills with his reflexes.

This is fucking ridiculous.

"What if the enemy gets a good opening in the middle? Wouldn't they be finished?" Roland thought to himself, his head spinning. "No, absolutely not."

"Hey, Ah Shui."

"Stop! Don't say anymore. There are two kinds of people I hate the most: those who are in charge and those who try to stop me from being in charge. You know what I mean? If you don't, I'll turn off your heating tonight so you can be excused for not buying a blanket yesterday."