You actually want me to...

Clear objective: Intrusion and order capture

Although the enemy jungler Graves is very strong in the early game, our own jungler Olaf is even more aggressive. As long as Olaf applies a slow, and he follows up with crowd control, if the enemy doesn't use Flash immediately when they encounter him in the jungle, it's almost a guaranteed kill.

However, Kanavi had clearly suffered from TES's jungle-support synergy many times in scrims, so he simply stopped bothering with the bottom jungle and focused on farming the top jungle, then continued to target the top laner.

Didn't you lose your composure when you were top lane last time?

"I'll keep targeting your top laner this time," he thought, refusing to believe that a rookie top laner could possibly have that much resilience under pressure. It wasn't until they couldn't find any trace of the enemy Graves in the jungle that Roland and Haro roughly figured out the enemy's strategy.

"Looks like he's on his way. Keep it up, A-Le. After this game, I'll pass on my exclusive stress-resistance and heart-training techniques to you." After thinking for a moment, Roland decided it was time not to hold back.

"Really? I thought you had already taught me your stress management skills, like the dog head from before."

To be honest, Ah Le was really interested in the techniques Roland mentioned.

It is precisely because he wants too much that he will find his own shortcomings more and more. The experience on the field and the tempering of his mentality are the things he needs to improve the most right now, followed by his hero pool and hero proficiency.

"Of course, although Nasus is a weak champion and is often targeted, he can still rise to the top with the protection of the jungler. He also has some damage output in the mid-game, so it's not the most desperate way to train a player."

"Then what do you mean?"

"Don't worry, I'll ask the coach to help you book an appointment with a therapist first. Once you feel okay, we'll arrange for you to solo queue as a Korean Angel player from scratch."

White Crescent, eavesdropping backstage: Pfft!

Indeed, to make something grow, you must first make it go crazy.

The dog head has the joy of stacking Q, and it starts to be effective after 300 stacks, so the pressure isn't particularly high. In Roland's view, there are only three ways to quickly train a player's ability to withstand pressure:

First, use Uzi's account to play AD.

Second, go to the top of the Rift and duo queue with the Poet Fairy to rank up.

Third, when the jungler is a carry jungler and the mid laner is a farming champion, play Kayle top lane.

If you experience any of the above methods continuously for a month, as long as you don't go crazy, you've most likely succeeded (doge).

"Knight, act it out, try to catch the ball in the middle."

"Okay~"

It has to be said that the hardest thing to distinguish between real and fake in professional matches is the acting skills of professional players. Tens of thousands of training sessions have long since made professional players feel no unease when their own jungler comes to gank.

Of course, the same applies to other industries.

In terms of acting skills, in recent years it has been almost a case of hidden masters among ordinary people, while clowns are in the halls of fame. Those who know, know.

Knight's Zoe didn't make any big moves, so even though Toothpaste's Orianna was a little wary of the bot lane support's MISS signal, she still had to farm the minions that were in front of her.

This is precisely why Roland was given the opportunity.

Let Knight use positioning to slowly move the toothpaste towards the center, not too close to the lower half, to create a fog of war position for Roland in the jungle.

[Hex Flash] Charge

"Bang~"

The instant you land, use the W skill to jump.

Fun fact: Riel's W skill has the longest hit detection time of any control skill in League of Legends. Simply put, during the "snail-paced glide" when you dismount and jump, anyone who touches you will be knocked up.

So here's the question: what's the best use for this amazing little trick?

That's perfect for blocking roads, eat my giant road roller!

Ryle uses her W ability to jump towards the enemy tower, blocking Orianna's retreat. Zoe uses her E ability in front of Orianna, blocking her advance.

At that moment, even the toothpaste felt like it had been ripped off.

Ahead lies Queen Riel's crushing stomp, behind him is the deadly bubble of loli Zoe, and later there might even be a barrage of mature female gunners. Has he walked into some strange school project's encirclement?

All I can say is: Beware of women rushing to ketones.

When both lanes are blocked by the enemy, the only thing Yagao can do is forcefully use Flash to save his life, and then use a set of skills in conjunction with the damage from the turret to reduce Roland to half health.

The support's half health was traded for a Flash from the mid laner Orianna.

TES has already made a killing with this move.

Holy crap, cheese sandwiched between two buns!

That was a great team fight; they forced a Flash.

Why does this hero seem different when Banhuang plays him compared to me?

[Like I said before, I'm only half convinced. You have to admit that this player's roaming was somewhat impressive, but not by much. In short, in terms of skill, he's definitely superior to me, but it won't be easy for him to truly defeat me (laughs)]

In the first three months after Ryle's release, until Si Shao achieved his seven-game winning streak in the LPL professional league, this hero didn't receive much attention, mainly because she was a bit too clunky.

So why did it become popular again later?

Because everyone discovered that this character, while possessing considerable strength, also pairs well with almost all popular AD carries, and when paired with Samira, it becomes an absolute top-tier (T0) combination.

"Nice, that felt good."

Seeing Orianna use Flash, TES's top, mid, and jungle players almost simultaneously breathed a sigh of relief.

That flash was fatal.

The mid lane is important because it's the only position that can support the entire map. In other words, it's the only position where you can influence teammates all over the map while still in lane.

If the mid laner doesn't have Flash, does the jungler dare to invade the enemy jungle?

What if I get caught after hacking in?

Even if you don't get caught yourself, what if you get caught while coming to protect yourself from the mid lane?

To put it even more simply, without Flash, Orianna doesn't even dare to cross the river anymore, so naturally she loses lane priority in the mid lane.

If the mid laner doesn't have lane priority, what can they do in the jungle with the jungler?

This roaming maneuver had a chain reaction that even affected the top lane matchup, making the Duke hesitant to push too hard and giving Ale a lot of breathing room.

"Don't get too comfortable, come back to me right now, I can't hold on in the bottom lane."

Honestly, EZ is alright. At least EZ has his E skill to dash and dodge some skills.

But now the enemy's bot lane has started to spawn minions. If Roland doesn't come down after his roam, Loken and Green Hair will definitely gank him in the next wave.

Only at this moment will JKL remember how good he was as an AP support.

Despite the power of K-head K, AP supports do roam a bit later in the early game compared to other types of supports, which at least allows them to farm a bit more.

"Alright, alright, I'm coming. Sigh~ Being a good support is tiring. You're always being bossed around by the AD."

"You're kidding me. A good support should always have the AD carry by their side."

"If you're just clinging to preconceived notions, then you should just listen to a lot of things and not take them too seriously. People say that playing the piano can cultivate temperament. What's the first image that comes to mind when you think of a piano? I don't need to describe it to you, do I?"

JKL: ...

Summary: Chapter Sixty-Seven: Not having and not using are two different things.

After returning home for the second time, Roland finally crafted the hero's core item: Boots of Speed.

Despite the fact that the price of the Boots of Speed ​​has increased by fifty yuan compared to before, this item is still one of the most suitable boots for traditional supports, and its priority is even higher than some basic individual items.

The principle is simple: the damage output in this version is excessively high.

What is the most outrageous change in the Mythic version?

Once a hero completes their first Mythic item that suits them, their damage output undergoes a qualitative change. The magnitude of this change and the strength of the damage output are comparable to the two-item set that Aatrox had in the early game before Season 11.

The most obvious sensory experience is getting on the road.

Before the Mythic item patch, top laners with individual items had a chance to turn the tide and kill enemy heroes who had already acquired a major item through skill or champion strength. However, after Mythic items were introduced, the probability of this happening decreased significantly.

Does this make the idea clearer?

Support items are expensive and not cost-effective. Even if you manage to get them, they can't withstand the damage from offensive Mythic items. Even if Sunfire Cape is overpowered in the current meta, he can't stand up to the taunt once he charges into the crowd.

what is it now?

Improve your roaming ability.

Switching from Warrior to Summoner and using the "Release the Hounds" tactic is pretty cool, isn't it?

[Holy crap, straight for five-speed boots???]

Is this player really that crazy? But the movement speed after dismounting is indeed a bit pathetic.

[I'd venture a guess, this guy's definitely going to gank the top lane.]

[As for the crocodile... it seems like it actually has a chance! ???]

In the early game, the crocodile has the ability to solo kill. Even if it doesn't, Kanavi would come up and try to help to gank if he's not stupid. At this time, going up with the jungler will definitely give them a chance. In fact, Green Hair also thought of this.

But what he didn't expect was that the opposing support would be so insane as to rush to the top lane with five-speed boots at an extremely exaggerated speed.

"Wait for Ah Le, we're coming to help you on your way."

"Wuhu, thanks to the arrival of the two great dads. With my two dads supporting me, I will definitely be able to defeat the enemy crocodile."

"Absolutely! I've had enough of women's suffering, how could I not help my brother in his time of need? From today onwards, I'm a people-pleasing jungler." To prove his authenticity, Ha Huang even sent out a few attack signals to show his presence.

"Ah, that's true, I'm also a people-pleasing support person."

"???"

"I deposit money into the fund every day, but it still keeps giving me losses. And I can't just stop giving it money. Can you believe I'm doing this to myself?"

The remaining four members of TES: ......

With the increased movement speed from the Boots of Speed, Roland was the first to reach the top lane, and without a second thought, they immediately went for it.

Countless cases have shown us that if you want to cause trouble, you must take the initiative. The three-pronged approach of hiring reporters, calling in online trolls, and writing lengthy articles must be done as quickly as possible. As long as you take the initiative fast enough, even black can be whitewashed.

So, Roland, who was flanking, first bound Camille, then used Flash W to jump directly onto Renekton's face, applied Ignite, and started attacking him head-on.

Seeing that the level 5 Riel dared to ride on his back like that, the Duke's Crocodile immediately activated his ultimate skill, preparing to unleash a combo on the opponent. However, the next second, Camille's hook came and kicked him to the ground, stunning him. Then Riel pulled him up again.

Knockback - Dizziness - Dizziness

After being controlled by three different heroes, Duke's crocodile was completely crushed on the spot. Before he could even recover from the control, Camille cast another Hextech Ultimatum.

The Duke was numb.