You actually want me to...

"Wait, I only took one, and you're letting me C?" JKL's eyes widened, seemingly unable to believe that this guy could be so shameless.

"Of course! You're our ACE, if you don't carry, who will?"

"Have some shame!"

Seriously, if it weren't for the fact that it's a bad time to play the game, JKL would have already thrown a shoe at him. They've been letting him play Ezreal and coast along, and they still have the nerve to ask him to carry? If you want him to carry, why don't you pick a Reminder during the draft?!

"Then it's your turn to handle the pressure. Good luck!"

"Damn, I knew it."

Seeing that Neeko hadn't gone to the bottom lane at all after completing her items, JKL rolled his eyes at her, then skillfully picked up a Cull.

It's about being able to withstand pressure.

It's normal for him to get a financial management item. Anyway, he'll probably be a slowing-down tool again this time, so he might as well support himself and try to find a way to speed things up a bit.

Without the responsibility of protecting the AD carry, Roland is now completely free. It's time for him to uphold his assassin's creed.

What constitutes a qualified infiltration?

Unleashing his ultimate skill would be the best option, but unfortunately, his support role is not developing well. He can't keep up with the level or equipment, so he can't unleash his ultimate skill.

Then we can only choose the next best option.

Use techniques!

In reality, stealth techniques often require attention to the following points:

1. Replace your shoes with soft-soled ones that fit snugly on the ground, and make sure your clothes don't make any friction noise.

Second, breathe slowly with your mouth wide open to avoid making your heartbeat too loud due to holding your breath.

Third, walk quietly with your knees bent, and do not stare at the other person. It is best to look down at the road to avoid triggering the other person's sixth sense.

Fourth, when stepping down, the outer side of your foot should contact the ground first, and then slowly step inward to firmly plant your foot.

5. Take calcium supplements regularly and do thorough warm-up exercises before setting off to avoid joint popping.

In games, however, stealth is much simpler.

Transform into a centaur—done!

Imagine if it were a support going to gank, wouldn't the enemy have to anticipate Neeko's E skill and not be so easy to fool?

Hecarim is different; others only care about the speed at which Hecarim ganks.

So the question is, how do you disguise yourself as a centaur?

The importance of predators becomes apparent at this point.

In this game, both Roland's Neeko and Harper's Centaur both took the Predator rune. The main reason is that Neeko's damage is low to begin with, and she plays the support role. Rather than being greedy for the tiny bit of extra damage from Electrocute, it's better to take the Predator rune for map movement.

Of course, the main focus is still on zombie guards.

It's French aid, you know.

This is the only way to save face when trying to gain vision points.

"Go go go, let's mess with their top lane."

"Huh? It's a rock golem on the other side."

"It's okay, we'll still gank the Stone Golem. As a support, I'm not afraid of self-destructing along with him."

To defeat 369, you have to wage psychological warfare.

Regardless of whether we can catch him or not, just making him feel disgusted is a victory for this roaming maneuver. Roland understands all too well that 369's mentality is the kind that has serious problems.

You say he can become a completely different person after being away from the team for half a year? He doesn't believe it.

This is a League of Legends esports competition, not some recruitment event in Thailand. Changing jobs won't cause a huge reaction in a short period of time, unless... of course, the draw is another story (laughs).

On the way, 369 was happily playing on the line.

After all, the Stone Man comes with a built-in cowardice and intelligence-lowering buff. As long as you don't get bullied back to base by the enemy, you can consider it a success if you manage to stay in lane.

Thanks to the hero's mechanics, he is generally not ganked by the jungler.

But...

When the predator marker lit up above his head, he finally realized that some people are completely indiscriminate in their attacks, even catching stone golems.

"My men are with me!"

"Can we run?"

"Yes! I have a powerful move."

Seeing the Centaur running towards him in Predator mode not far away, 369 was a little surprised that the Centaur didn't seem to have activated E, but seeing that he was almost in front of him, he simply used his ultimate [Unstoppable Force] and successfully escaped back to the tower.

"Hmph, you think you can catch me? You can try."

Just as 369, who had made a perfect escape, was about to show off with his lines, the next second, the Centaur, who had just been catching up with him, suddenly threw out a skill arc from his hand.

The next moment, Neeko suddenly appeared in front of him, replacing Centaur, and even had time to Ctrl+3 to greet him.

369: ? ? ?

The remaining four members of LNG: ......

【666666】

[This Centaur only has this much movement speed even with Predator activated, how could they possibly fool us?]

So there's a reason why 369 was sold in the Spring Split.

Indeed, at first I thought it was just a problem with the hero pool, but now it seems we might have been looking in the wrong direction.

There's not much to say, the show's entertainment value was off the charts.

"See, I told you his mentality wasn't right. If you ask me, it's because he hasn't trained hard enough. Ah Le, don't follow his example. I suggest you watch more anime in your spare time to increase your mental resilience."

"Huh? Watching anime is okay too?" Ah Le frowned, seemingly incredulous.

"Yes, considering that you joined the team so late, ordinary treatments may not work for you. How about this, I'll arrange something for you when we get back. Let's start with Hiromu Arakawa and Kohei Horikoshi. There might be a little bit of discomfort at first, but I believe you'll understand my good intentions later."

"Okay! I'll definitely follow your instructions!"

Summary: Chapter 88: I Buy More When Others Are Fearful

After using Malphite's ultimate, TES's Hecarim officially entered the 3G era. The so-called 3G means that he can gank any of the three lanes, and no matter which lane he successfully ganks, the opponent will GG.

In the early game, the Stone's tanky build isn't fully developed yet, so frankly, it's not to the point where ganking is impossible. Even if you gank him badly, the rewards aren't that high, but at least you get extra income from ganking him.

Let's not talk about anything else.

We need to at least develop a top laner like Sett who can withstand three headbutts from Zoe, right? Otherwise, this team fight will be too difficult.

Roland also played a little trick.

On the way back to the bottom lane, I first used a scanner to test the vision of the bush on the left side of the mid lane, then helped the mid laner push the lane there, and then placed a control ward to clear the vision of the bush on the right side of the mid lane.

Here comes the classic.

Back in the center of the mid lane, right in front of the enemy Zoe, he used his W skill towards the upper bush while his real body ran towards the lower bush.

Translated into Leng Shao's field of vision.

One Neeko suddenly turned into two, and they ran off in opposite directions, one above the other, making it impossible to tell which one was the real Neeko.

"Nicke MISS!"

"Did he come back down the road?"

"It's possible, but it's also possible that they've already set off."

"?"

Hearing such a strange reply, iwandy and 369 were both stunned for a moment, especially 369. He had just emerged from the bush, worried about being tower-dived. He glanced at the minimap and saw that TES's Hecarim and Neeko were not there. After thinking for a moment, he returned to his original position.

Here, it's good, please don't miss me. (jpg)

Don't ask, it's just a tactical sacrifice.

This Summoner's Rift is so vast, yet only this tiny clump of grass is the eternal home in the heart of a top laner.

Wow, that W skill was used really skillfully.

[A hero capable of invisibility or creating clones is truly overpowered in the hands of the King of Fighters.]

The most disgusting people are those who truly use their brains to play support. Skill can be improved over time, but brains can't; they really can't.

[Actually, TES really played recklessly this game. Before the Mythic item patch, Neeko was quite good, but after the Mythic item patch came out, the appearance of Bloodthirster and Sterak's Gage made Neeko extremely annoying. She was okay as a support, but she was completely unplayable in the mid lane.]

Neeko is a champion who has long been ranked as a Tier 5 mid-lane champion.

You could say he or she are just so-so. With the same equipment, other mid-lane heroes might be able to solo kill them, but on her, they'd always be a hundred or two hundred less health.

But you might say she's weak, but she's at least stronger than Ahri, the Queen of Scraping. Whether before or after the rework, her damage output far surpasses Ahri's, and she's incredibly powerful in ARAM.

Support roles are slightly better as they don't need to worry about damage, but they still face the same problem: how to get into the fight.

Nico is very crisp, extremely crisp.

With a normal support build, if the enemy is even slightly careful, either you'll enter the fray and use your ultimate, causing the entire enemy team to flash away, or you'll be instantly killed while you're still using your ultimate. In short, all sorts of unexpected things can happen. Therefore, using vision control and making good use of your clones is Neeko's only chance to survive.

Huh? You're asking how the King of the Board knows how to play Neeko.

For a period of time, top lane Neeko was a Tier 0 champion. Even if you haven't eaten pork, you've still seen pigs run, right? They were all unlucky guys who had been bullied by long-range opponents against short-range ones. When they really couldn't win in a head-on fight, the best solution was naturally to add her.

The uncertainty surrounding the jungler and support positions has made LNG's top laner Malphite hesitant to venture out of his secluded bushes, and has also prevented LNG's bot lane from applying too much pressure.

It's worth noting that Neeko can transform into a centaur.

If the pressure gets too deep, and two Predator-riding units suddenly appear in the riverbed and unleash a [Double Horses Crossing the River] attack, they'll all be wiped out.

Off the field, several teams watched TES's match against LNG and couldn't help but marvel at TES's opportunistic play.

"Seriously, when we found out that TES had picked up JKL, we already thought he was very lucky, but the question is, how did they manage to get this support player so well too!"

Seriously, all the teams are green with envy.

Although Roland's playstyle might not be as strong in other teams because it requires the support of his teammates in lane, it doesn't stop him from being effective.

Simply put, this is a gambling-style approach.