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Lao Guo: ? ? ?

Integration: Chapter 86: This tactic is called: Entrapment

In the early stages, neither side made any significant moves.

The main problem is that LNG's individual lane strength is too unpredictable, so TES has no way to deal with it. Due to the lack of lane priority in all three lanes and the fact that Kayn is already weak before transforming, even Tarzan, a jungler with such a strong playstyle, is somewhat helpless in the face of such a disadvantage in all three lanes.

This is what makes TES so impressive in their player recruitment.

Despite not spending much money and suffering only some public backlash, TES acquired such a cost-effective top and jungle duo. Or perhaps it's not a loss, but rather thanks to RNG's astute move. As the discerning buyer, TES has unexpectedly gained a lot of fame.

Moreover, the main source of income is from jungling.

Putting aside reaction and mechanics, the jungler role is really about awareness; the older you get, the better, because these veteran junglers have mastered the jungle.

Being "mastered" here doesn't mean they can adapt to all sorts of different versions.

Instead, they have a clear understanding of every corner of the canyon, such as which wall a movement skill can cross; every characteristic of the jungle monsters, such as the approximate limit of pulling jungle monsters; and every shadow in the fog, such as how to use vision control to gank from behind.

Haro is a professional player with five years of experience. It's hard to say whether he can face those veteran junglers. But do you think you, a so-called rising star Korean player, can live comfortably in front of him?

Isn't that underestimating him a little too much?

"Don't give the other side a chance to catch their breath. Kayn is all about taking advantage of his weak state before he transforms. Just call for help if you need anyone, I'll even sell my AD carry for you." Roland added calmly after glancing at Hecarim's jungle route.

"Now that you've said that, I'm going to start driving."

"Drive, drive hard, but don't just focus on driving. Remember, a painful lesson has taught us that an 86 can only go uphill, while only a Mercedes can climb trees."

"That's enough."

Having received the approval of his own commander, Haro, the carnivorous jungler, finally shed his last shackle.

"After five years, someone finally told me I could drive fast."

I've made a fool of myself!

In an instant, with Harold's decisive class change, a dump truck traveling at over 300 miles per hour began frantically searching for Kayn in the enemy jungle. Meanwhile, the truck's loudspeaker (Roland, who was voluntarily providing voiceover in the team chat) was constantly playing messages to the enemy Kayn, trying to persuade him to change his mindset.

"Good news, good news! Shockingly low prices across the board! Huge sale! Rebirth, gender swap, possession, time travel to another world—all for 300 yuan! Everything for 300 yuan! The lowest prices in the world! 300 yuan isn't much, but it won't get you to Hong Kong or Singapore. 300 yuan isn't expensive, so you won't have to go home for parent-teacher conferences. 300 yuan isn't much, but it won't buy you a house."

"Don't miss out! This is a rare opportunity. The second item is half price. Kayn, who wants to travel to another world, please get on board quickly and try to reach your destination in one go, so you can start living your 'Kayn' life as soon as possible."

The remaining three members of TES: ......

The white crescent moon listening to the team's voice chat below: ......

Is there something wrong with this guy's head?

Although Roland's voice acting was a bit comical, it must be said that Haro's approach is actually the most suitable for TES's current situation.

Having an advantage on all three lanes means that as long as the opponent doesn't cause any trouble and all lanes are winning, you can take the game directly.

So how can we prevent the other side from causing trouble?

simple.

You just need to do something faster than the other side, and that's it.

If Centaur's development is ruined, just use his ultimate to initiate team fights.

If Kayn's development falls behind, he's completely outmatched in the mid-game; calling him a super minion is an understatement.

[It's scary, after TES lost to JDG once, why do they seem to be getting more and more aggressive?]

[Try to understand; you'd be annoyed if you found out there was no discount when you bought something.]

But this... the gap is too big. The top lane Malphite is actually the most stable laner.

[If the Stone Man can survive the early game against the Sett, it's definitely a favorable lane matchup.]

Yes, that's what makes the Stone Golem so disgusting.

Despite his simple, brainless, and often questionable gameplay, which leaves his teammates scratching their heads, he can be used in any situation and undeniably has the power to change the course of a battle.

Especially AD damage.

Once the Stone Man gets tanky, AD heroes can barely scratch him. With three tank items, the roles of "attack" and "defense" are completely reversed, and he can chase other AD heroes all over the map.

"That feels good, but this only allows for suppression; it doesn't speed up the pace if you can't get kills." After experiencing the environment where no one was interfering with the mid lane, Knight couldn't help but give his jungler a thumbs up.

Gragas vs. Zoe is actually a relatively uncommon matchup.

Due to changes in the overall meta, Gragas is more often played as a tank in the top lane or as a support, but there are exceptions.

Roland is someone who enjoys developing heroes. While constantly comparing heroes to support roles, he would occasionally wonder what would happen if these heroes were moved to other lanes.

In fact, the Gragas counter-pick Zoe is a niche development.

Of course, this is because he time-traveled too early. If he had time-traveled a year later, he would have found that there was another professional player in the world who quite agreed with this statement and put it into practice as well.

chovy

Gragas' passive health regeneration and W damage reduction give him strong lane sustain, while the AOE of his Q and W skills also provide him with good wave clear in the mid lane.

As for E and R.

Honestly, a Gragas with Flash, E, and his ultimate is almost guaranteed to kill if the jungler comes to gank him, as long as he doesn't use E and Flash separately.

Knight is currently using this method to annoy the opposing Cold. In the early game, Zoe doesn't have much equipment anyway, so a headbutt isn't too painful.

I got slept with, so I drank to reduce damage and took hits, but my passive ability allowed me to slowly recover health.

If you get hit by E, you're really in for a world of hurt!

Everyone knows that.

The LNG team understood that there was only one way to break the deadlock: wait for the next wave of momentum after level six.

Go up, and with the help of Malphite's ultimate, you can easily kill Sett.

Further down the map, the three-on-three combination of the Evil Hammers also exerts considerable pressure.

Ultimately, based on the idea that the bold will thrive while the timid will starve, LNG decided to gank the bot lane decisively after level six, and the top laner was ready to teleport at any time.

TES had no idea about LNG's choice, but that didn't mean Roland and others had no room for countermeasures.

Roland started standing a little behind and began frantically changing his teammate's form, creating clones of himself. He would become Sett, Centaur, and Gragas, moving in and out of the bushes like crazy.

"What is the enemy support doing?"

"I don't know, but it's okay. I'll flash in and use my ultimate to lock them down when I reach level six. This is a sure kill!" iwandy is a Thresh specialist, and of course, all LPL support players are Thresh specialists, but he still understands the current situation.

Neeko, this champion.

On the surface, he's a support hero who initiates team fights, but in reality, he's someone who's very afraid of being initiated on himself.

Because she's too fragile.

As long as you flash, R, and hook quickly enough, the enemy Neeko will at most be able to use her ultimate.

No problem!

Just as the upgraded light shone from the LNG bot lane duo, Kayn's figure first appeared as a highlight next to the stone wall, then suddenly burst out of the wall, heading straight for the TES bot lane duo.

Similarly, iwandy, who had just reached level six, didn't even hesitate. He grabbed the Centaur who came out of the bushes, flashed to face him and made him stand there, then activated his ultimate!

Several transparent stone walls appeared out of thin air, perfectly covering Centaur Warrunner's ultimate ability, and the edges of the walls also slowed down JKL's Ezreal.

Aha~

Unexpectedly!

With stone walls surrounding us on one side and a powerful slowing effect on the other, the odds are three to two, giving us the advantage.

You have already lost!

No matter how they thought about it, iwandy and the others believed that the TES bot lane duo was doomed. But just as they were about to strike, the "Hecarim" in front of them suddenly unleashed his ultimate ability, Shadow Strike, terrifying all three LNG players.

Tarzan:?

King of Lamps: ? ? ?

iwandy: ? ? ? ? ?

The situation has reversed.

Integration: Chapter 87: A Little Bit of Discomfort

[LOL, this is ridiculous!]

[As expected of a clown, this move is utterly disgusting and despicable.]

At 3 a.m., Thresh squinted, unable to understand how Neeko had learned Shadow Strike.

Don't ask, the answer is always 80,000!

The parties involved couldn't understand it, but those with a god-like perspective saw it all too clearly. From the very beginning, Haro's team had arrived at the bottom lane bushes early, waiting to see if LNG would make a sudden attack at level six.

As it turned out, their gamble paid off.

With Hecarim's Shadow Strike in front, Neeko's ultimate ability, Unleash, is guaranteed to hit. Fear followed by root, then E skill root, dealing full damage to the entire enemy team.

"See? I told you you have to use your brain when playing games."

"Great job, awesome!"

After this battle, even the Emperor Harper would practically kneel before Roland.

If you ask him to gank normally, it's not easy. Although he can sneak over through the advantageous bushes in the bottom lane, for professional players, Hecarim's ultimate at that distance is enough for them to react and dodge.

But this wave is different.

This time, the other person deliberately flashed into his face and got hit. It felt like a criminal suddenly turning himself in when the police were trying to meet their year-end targets. It was a pleasant surprise.

"It's a pity it can only be used once; it probably won't work very well the next time."

"That's not necessarily true."

A three-for-zero exchange.

All the kills that could be given to Hecarim were given to him, but unfortunately Hecarim's range was too short to take them all, so in the end, he had no choice but to give one to the AD carry.

"Take this head, I'll fuck you now."