You actually want me to...

Especially the dematerializer for soldiers.

Don't feel that choosing this skill is a waste of your talent slot, because Niu Niu doesn't have much damage or threat in the early game, so the bot lane duo will mostly be suppressed by the opponent before level 6. This is when the importance of level comes into play.

Anyone who's ever been stuck in the bottom lane and had their level cap increased will understand how frustrating that is.

The minion dematerializer is designed to close the experience gap between the two sides. A player who might normally spend half a day farming minions or get stuck leveling up by only one or two minions can use this item to exchange a small amount of health for a level up in the bottom lane. No matter how you look at it, it's a sure-fire way to make money.

Besides talent, what other key factors are there for Niu Niu in the early game?

Yes, the essence of Niu Niu lies in choosing the "Bell-Ringing Niu" skin to unlock the ultimate snake skin, the God-like perspective, the extremely poor quality, and the deadly bell-ringing Niu.

The purpose of this skin is to allow Niu Niu to unlock two more passive skills. As long as the support Niu Niu selects this skin and rings the bell from beginning to end, two of Niu Niu's skills (one active and one passive) will be automatically unlocked.

Mental Pollution: [Continuous bell ringing will constantly lower the morale of both friendly and enemy AD units; the bell ringing effect is particularly strong when AD units miss siege minions.]

Taunt Aura: [Ctrl3 grants a global taunt, a god-tier skill in League of Legends. From the start of the game until the end, as long as the enemy team sees it, regardless of whether you have teammates or an ADC nearby, they will relentlessly attack you.]

Because this thing is so disgusting, it was once ranked alongside Teemo's voice, Lulu's voice, and Xiaopao's singing as one of the four great masters of eerie music in the Rift. As a result, professional players rarely use this skin in competitions, and even if they do, they don't dare to be so outrageous as to ring the bell throughout the entire match.

Would Roland dare?

Of course, he wouldn't dare. If he were to hit the ball from beginning to end, he would receive a suspension notice that very night. But if he were to slip up and hit you once or twice to create some entertainment, the officials would probably be quite happy to see that.

So, Da Congming couldn't take it anymore.

Professional players are human too, so it's impossible for them to last-hit minions 100% in the early game. Plus, both sides are racing for levels in the early game, so it's inevitable that they sometimes can't keep up with last-hitting minions.

But... he rang the bell.

"Clang! Clang! Clang!"

The death knell sounds, sweeter than first love.

There are so many skins with special effects, but only one can ring the bell.

When Da Congming missed the first minion while trying to balance damage and positioning, Roland's Alistar's bell immediately rang. Although the skin was only worth 45 yuan, it dealt a whopping 45 true damage to Da Congming at that moment.

"Damn, this guy's bell-ringing is so annoying!" After a short while of arguing, even someone as patient as Da Congming couldn't help but feel a little annoyed.

"It's okay, she's just disgusting you like this, which is a good opportunity for you to practice your finishing blow skills."

"Are you really my teammate?"

"If there's no friendly fire, then yes, but if there is, then the answer might be different." Seeing that the other side was starting to play psychological tactics, Si Shao could only force a conversation with Da Congming in the hopes of diverting his attention.

Just as Da Congming had calmed down and was preparing to farm minions properly...

"Bang~"

W [Savage Charge!]

Suddenly, a milky white figure rushed out of the bushes. Before Da Congming could react, he was already slammed against the wall by the enemy support Alistar. Then he saw the enemy scurrying back.

Si Shao wanted to stay, but before he could even use his W skill to jump over, he saw Niu Niu strike him with his hammer on the spot.

Q【Earth Shattering】

Interruption successful!

Don't ask, it'll only disgust you.

Rui'er's seven-game winning streak in her previous life was certainly impressive, but Rui'er is a hero that is truly helpless against Alistar, even more so than against Gragas.

The barrels can at most control and offset, but this bullhead will just send you to your death.

With two supports in the bottom lane, it's almost an awkward situation where neither of them can engage the other. Logically, this should be a normal situation. Why should the AD carry make things difficult for the AD carry? Wouldn't it be better for everyone to farm peacefully in the bottom lane?

But the problem is... the enemy support is really tilting us!

To this, Roland only had one comment.

"Sorry, with an extra active skill, the cow can really do whatever it wants."

Summary: Chapter 74: You didn't expect that, did you? I didn't expect it either.

On the field.

While FPX was suffering from the mental attacks of the bell-ringing Alistar in the bot lane, Doinb's Rumble in the mid lane was also having a tough time.

By switching between top and mid lanes, TES has truly mastered the art of flexing their positions.

Facing the opposing mid-laner, Doinb really wanted to fight but didn't dare, and wanted to dodge but couldn't. Non-targeted skills are something that even a professional player would get hit a few times unless they were using cheats.

The problem is, can these tentacle-like non-targeting skills just be used randomly?!

With the E skill, the soul pull is followed by several slaps.

The mid lane is short. If you get pulled by the spirit and try to create distance and escape, are you still going to get the mid lane creep experience? But if you don't create distance and just stubbornly hold on in lane while the Tentacle Mom finishes off the spirit threat, that's actually pretty impressive.

FPX's roaming lineup is based on Pantheon's pinpoint crowd control, which can be combined with the mid laner's high damage output to secure kills, freeing up the mid laner Rumble to roam, ultimately creating a mid-jungle duo roaming situation.

But now...

The jungler hadn't even finished clearing the jungle to reach level three yet, and the mid-laner Rumble was already using potions.

With such a huge advantage in the mid lane, Tian thinks that unless Haro has lost his mind, he will basically stay in the mid lane and act as a dog for the mid laner, directly crippling the enemy Rumble.

What can we do?

The only option left is to bully the top laner, right? You can't exactly go to the bottom lane and dive Alistar's tower, can you?

That's pretty stupid.

The moment A-Le saw the enemy jungler appear in the top lane, he suddenly felt the joy of playing in the mid lane.

Ah~ Sherry

Oops, wrong place.

The main reason is that the mid lane is too safe, which makes things very comfortable for Ale. The short lane means that it is difficult for the jungler to gank and the lack of mobility is covered up. Sitting in the center of the map means that he will have the jungler and support looking after him from time to time. And then look at the enemy mid lane hero.

Putting this on the road would just make it like Bobby, a robot being subjected to round-the-clock military training.

He and his dad beat up at least 80, if not 100, of them.

A faint sense of satisfaction enveloped Ah Le's heart. In this moment, he even wanted to leisurely stop and have a cup of Boston's selected sea salt milk tea to refresh himself (the four elements of milk tea are complete: tea poured in 1773, syrup flood in 1919, and milk poured into the sea in 1930). Otherwise, he was afraid that he would give away an opportunity because he was too relaxed.

"How's it going, Ah Le? Pretty strong mid-range flavor, huh?"

"It's enough, absolutely enough."

"That's enough. I'll find an opportunity to roam to the mid lane, push back the lane, and then you control the wave for a bit before pushing again, waiting for our instructions."

Okay~

"Wait! What are you doing roaming in the early game as a Minotaur? Stay put in the bot lane." JKL immediately jumped out upon hearing Roland's words.

Although he also felt that it was unlikely that the opponent would be able to successfully dive his tower in the early game.

But what if?

"You don't understand. Whenever I'm ready to seriously protect the AD, this Rift becomes very interesting. Any little thing can attract my attention."

"For example?"

"For example, I can go to the mid lane and kill a cannon minion while I'm at it, but I don't dare to attack the bottom lane."

Nothing.

The strength is there.

Who is Renrui'er? He's a meta-defining god, a rising star in the League. And who is your Tauren? You're not even a human, what makes you think you can compare to Renrui'er?

Even though neither could initiate on the other, the Alistar duo was undeniably more dominant than Kai'Sa and Alistar in the early game. Xayah's feathers were being thrown around like they were free, piercing everything in sight. If it weren't for Alistar's built-in healing, they would have been forced back to base long ago.

After the opposing team pushed the lane, FPX's bot lane duo recalled to base first.

However, TES wasn't in a hurry. They pushed back normally and then went home to upgrade their equipment. Roland even dared to roam to the mid lane. Who told you, Ryle, to have short legs?

Huh? You're asking him why he's so bold? Isn't he afraid of his AD carry getting engaged on?

Of course we're not afraid, because Centaur hasn't ganked online even once since the beginning.

What kind of jungler is terrifying?

The jungler who can catch people is naturally the strongest, but the second strongest is the jungler who has strong support capabilities but never appears on the map.

For example, the bottom lane.

Xayah and Riel returned to the bottom lane first, and Kai'Sa arrived later. They saw that the enemy AD was alone under the tower, and it seemed like there was a chance to kill him. Would you dare to take the gamble?

It's obvious that FPX wouldn't dare.

If the Centaur isn't there, it's fine. But if the Centaur turns around and gets killed under their tower, then their bottom lane will suffer a complete wipeout, losing the dragon and the jungle.

The same applies to the bot lane and the mid and jungle.

The Alistar hasn't returned to lane yet. What if he comes to the jungle or mid lane to gank me? A 2v1 or 3v1 gank, who the hell can withstand that?

With only a small amount of experience required, Roland successfully teamed up with Haro to scare the opposing mid, bot, jungle, and support players into submission. This was a psychological warfare tactic.

What are the characteristics of the FPX team?

They are very good at making good use of their team's power spike, just like Pantheon + Rumble. After level 6, their ability to swap resources with 4 ganks and 2 minions is unmatched. But what about before level 6?

Before level 6, they generally won't make any big moves, and all their preparations are aimed at leveling up the tempo as quickly as possible. They rely on the jungler and support to free up the mid lane, rely on the mid and jungle to roam to the bottom lane, and rely on having an advantage to fight in team fights, thereby gaining control of the tempo.

If FPX plays to their pace, they will naturally win matches easily. Therefore, most of FPX's matches either end in a 2-0 victory or they are swept 2-0 by their opponents.

Roland also had his own solutions to this.

That means I'll just accelerate the synchronization directly!

Bull Head: Accelerate synchronization, be born, Meteor Bull, Meteoroid Bull.

Centaur: When the gathered stars unite as one, new bonds will illuminate the future, becoming a path of radiant light.

Beyond the limits of accelerated synchronization, the light of evolution, the flowing heavens and the oxen and horses!

Just as the mid-lane minion wave was completely pushed into the turret by Tentacle Mom, the two great priests, Minotaur and Horse-faced, emerged from the two jungle areas behind FPX's mid-lane turret.

At that moment, Doinb's heart stopped!

[Holy crap, what an animal!]

[It's only been a few minutes and three people have already tower-dived! Rumble really can't escape the fate of getting ganked in the mid lane.]