You actually want me to...

The competition contains all sorts of details.

For White Crescent, your top and mid laners are too strong individually, and targeting them rashly might lead to unforeseen consequences. So, I'll just target your jungler instead!

The king of sneakers in the S10 Spring Split, not someone anyone can step on.

The formulaic jungling route, coupled with the incredibly fast jungle clearing speed that led to the "Driving Skills Test Part 2" craze, and a champion pool completely out of sync with the current meta, allowed Karsa to dominate the lane against Shoe King in the jungle. Not only did he suppress the opponent, but he also helped 369 suppress TheShy as well.

At this moment, Casa truly put his words into action: "The only drawback of expensive things is that they are expensive. But the expensiveness is not the flaw of the thing itself, but yours."

What is the Soul of the Electric Wolf?

What does it mean to be experienced?

Karsa used his terrifying vision control and map control to completely dominate IG's early game. Seeing the increasingly seamless coordination between the mid, top, and jungle, P sighed helplessly.

“Ah Ban.”

"what?"

"How about we have a fight with them? I'm sure you really want to fight."

"Are you kidding? I'm a pacifist, don't accuse me of something." Raising an eyebrow, Roland weighed the pros and cons for everyone and then decisively rejected the suggestion.

Are you kidding me?

Can't you see he's busy? What kind of frame is he making?

In S10, the Senna duo in the bot lane would only farm souls and not minions unless absolutely necessary, letting the support farm the gold. Roland was happily farming and developing right now. Just think about it, which support player hasn't thought about openly and legitimately farming minions?

In this situation, who the hell wants to fight the other side? He needs to farm!

"But... but your last-hitting is absolutely terrible, I can hardly bear to watch it anymore. Please, just fight them, I really can't take it anymore."

Seriously, although Aban is also Han Yiban, the difference between a casual player who's always on the sidelines and a professional ADC, even P-Emperor, is like night and day in terms of last-hitting rhythm and ability. In P-Emperor's eyes, Nautilus's last-hitting is simply disastrous; even he, an ADC, feels sorry for him watching it.

"I've tried my best, okay? I didn't say a word while last-hitting minions in lane, I only had eyes for the minions, but the minions didn't see me. There's nothing I can do, it's all about fate."

"Oh, this."

"Sometimes that's just how fate is. If I can't get last hits, it's not my fault. It's not that I don't want to last hits, it's not that I'm unwilling to last hits, it's not that I'm not trying hard enough. I'm trying really hard, but I just can't get them."

"It's like you want to find a girlfriend, but without a girlfriend, there's no way. You've tried very hard and worked very hard, but you still don't have a girlfriend because you don't have the 'yuan' (original) element, right?"

"Alright, shut up. I was wrong."

"good."

Casa, Left Hand, 369: ...

First Encounter: Chapter Forty-Eight: Be Calm and Composed

In the early stages, TES maintained firm control of the game's tempo.

Thanks to his understanding of the jungle pathing of the Shoe King and the high rate of recklessness of the top laner TheShy, Karsa's Gragas had already managed to kill the top laner Gnar twice before reaching level six.

A jungler's strategy must be clear.

For example, if Jayce is in the top lane, you have to help your teammate since they picked him. Jayce is a champion that automatically loses half a position if he doesn't have an advantage, and the overall game will become a 4.5 vs. 5.5 matchup.

Conversely, once you help Jayce gain an advantage, then around the 15-30 minute mark, Jayce can do the work of two people, which is equivalent to a 6v5.

In short, if Jayce is in the top lane, you should definitely help him.

Choosing to not help is stupid.

In a sense, the same applies to Gnar, but unfortunately, Gnar has lost the flair and jungle dominance he once had. Now, let alone helping out in the top lane, he'd be lucky if he could avoid being invaded himself.

When Roland reached level four, he habitually glanced at the time and then began to pay attention to the movements of the opposing team.

If he remembers correctly, IG is actually a team that really likes to help the top lane, although more often than not they have no choice but to help because otherwise they'll get destroyed (because they're too reckless). But at least for now, the information that they like to help the top lane is correct.

"Hey bro, wait a minute, don't dive the tower yet. Don't forget the replay we watched a few nights ago."

"Okay, please keep an eye out for me."

"Alright, P-King, you go up there. K-King, you keep an eye on things too. If the enemy goes back to base or disappears, head straight to the top lane. I have a feeling something's going to happen."

"okay."

Since the bottom lane was a mediocre duo, Roland's team was destined to have their lane pushed. After the enemy team finished pushing and disappeared, he could only let P-Emperor try going to the top lane, while he stayed in the bottom lane to farm minions and experience.

There was no other way. He'd already gained a wave and a half of experience; you couldn't just let the tower completely wipe him out. Even if his last-hitting was terrible, having so many minions meant he could at least get some experience. And the very signal that Senna went in was something that left the commentators and viewers feeling incredibly surprised.

"Wow, has Senna realized what the other side is doing?"

"That was actually a four-on-four situation in the top lane. IG might be doomed by their own decision."

From IG's perspective, both the mid and support players were rushing to the top lane. Since it was already eight minutes (the Rift Herald had spawned), and Jayce was ahead of Gnar in experience and levels, IG believed that Gragas was definitely planning a tower dive and Rift Herald takedown.

However, even after they had fully arrived at the road, they still did not see any barrels around them, so they could only mark Shy and signal him to go up and force his way in.

Since they've come all this way, they can't go back empty-handed, right? Even if they just kill Jayce, this roaming trip would be worthwhile, wouldn't it?

Seeing that his teammates were almost in position, Shy Man grabbed a dart and charged forward.

It's well known that top laners generally have a good mentality, but there's a follow-up to that: they usually have an extremely strong desire for revenge.

In a 1v1 battle between men in the top lane, you keep calling for backup, that's just too much, isn't it? Thinking that the other side called for backup first, Shy felt no pressure at all. The four members of IG suddenly appeared from all directions and surrounded Jayce, creating a four-way encirclement.

However, just as Shy charged into the enemy's top lane bush in pursuit, two familiar faces came into view.

Hi, you're here to take a dump too, right?

Shy man:? ? ?

[Human Bomb Impact] [Black Mist]

One crowd control skill after another was poured directly into Gnar's face. There was nothing more to say; just beat him up. Seeing the sudden appearance of the two duo in the bush and the LeBlanc constantly rushing towards the top lane in their vision, the remaining three members of IG stopped at the last second, only daring to watch from afar as their top laner was unilaterally beaten up.

There's no way to win; we simply can't win.

Gnar was caught out first, Zac had no damage output, and Thresh was just a support. You can't expect Syndra to take on four opponents at once. No matter how good IG is at playing against god-like teams, they can't go against the power levels of the heroes in the game.

With no other options, Nanfeng could only symbolically toss a lantern to indicate that he had tried his best, and then sheepishly began to return to the city and the bottom lane.

One Gnar kill + one Vanguard.

TES got a huge windfall out of nowhere and made a fortune.

【666666】

That counter-gank was brilliant, but it would have been better if TheShy had waited a little longer for his teammates.

[Are you expecting him to wait for his teammates? Am I still asleep, or are you?]

It seems that's indeed the case...

Unfortunately, TES has effectively neutralized TheShy's personality. Players with such a strong individual style are very difficult to change. Imagine a TheShy who isn't aggressive, fearless, or domineering—would he still be TheShy?

That's clearly not the case.

This characteristic is unchangeable; it has been ingrained in the DNA of each player since their debut. Without this special effect, it would have been difficult to see IG having so many amazing team fights in S8-S9.

It's fair to say that each has its advantages and disadvantages.

"Damn, there really was an ambush." ​​After taking down the Vanguard, Kasa still broke out in a cold sweat when he recalled what had just happened. If Roland hadn't warned him or if P-Emperor hadn't come, he would have easily given away at least two kills and the Vanguard, and the momentum would have completely collapsed.

"Nonsense, did I get the title of the modern-day bedridden man for nothing? I guessed long ago that the other side would cover it, trust me."

"What the hell is this 'modern-day bedridden'? If Zhuge Liang heard this title, he'd probably rise from the dead on the spot."

With the Rift Herald secured, TES has temporarily stabilized their early game.

Of course, it's only temporary.

Strictly speaking, their real advantage was only in the top lane and one Rift Herald. On the surface, they were far ahead, but in reality, Puff, one of the two core players in IG's lineup, was constantly farming.

With Aphelios's Blue Blade activated, he can easily push a wave of minions in. Then, he can switch back to Blue Blade and farm in the jungle, making life incredibly easy.

On the other hand, Roland was somewhat helpless.

Although he farmed a lot of minions, all his equipment was tank items, and he ended up acting as the team's first front line, unable to do anything about the enemy Aphelios.

They're just hanging around in the bottom lane because they don't want to give away the turret plating to Aphelios for nothing.

No, why think so much?

They're playing Senna and Nautilus this game. He just needs to be a ruthless initiator. He needs to stay calm, collected, and silent to look like a pro.

As a support player, don't be so eager to kill.

Look at these adorable little soldiers in front of you, isn't it great to just watch them farm small amounts of money?

Just as Roland was thinking this, a dark green hook suddenly shot out from the bushes beside him, smoothly bypassing several soldiers and landing on him.

Titan: ? ? ?

The next second, a sky full of flying wheels crashed down along with Thresh's figure.

As expected of a player with the buff from the new member, Nanfeng keenly sensed the vacuum in the bottom lane when the top lane gank failed. He immediately recalled to base and then used Flash to break through the vision and launch a surprise attack in the bush.

This move is a feint to the east while attacking in the west.

[IG_Puff kills TES_Ban]

Looking at the black and white screen in front of me.

Roland fell into deep thought.

First Encounter: Chapter 49: Everywhere is a Jianghu (Part 2)

"666666"

"As expected of the Nanfu duo, Su X Luo has drawn an SSR again this time."

"Flash into the bush and hook out, this guy is really bold."

"IG: Water, team safe, don't worry."

At this point in time, as the Nanfu duo's performance became increasingly outstanding, IG fans gradually began to accept the fact that JackeyLove was no longer there. For them, as long as the team's performance improved, it didn't matter if the bot lane was replaced.

That's the reality of esports; no one is indispensable forever. After the Titan was killed, Senna, who finally arrived, didn't dare to go forward to farm minions and could only stand far behind and stealthily accumulate experience.

After all, you don't know if there are really only two people in the bottom lane. If another one suddenly appears, Senna's escape ability is actually a bit risky.