You actually want me to...

JKL is exhausted. How are those two short-ranged players supposed to play against Thresh and Kalista?

"I thought about it, but then I realized that since you're an AD carry who's always charging into the enemy team, you're at risk of dying either way. The advantages and disadvantages are the same, so I stopped thinking about it."

"???"

Although Roland knew that Samira was a strong champion in the current version, the problem was that other strong engage supports that could synergize well with Samira wouldn't be good against Thresh, so in the end, the laning phase was still difficult.

Since it's difficult to fight no matter what, why not choose a hero that's easier to fight in team battles?

Moreover, there's a saying circulating in the gaming world: top laners rely on laning awareness, mid laners on overall game control, junglers on tempo leadership, supports on team fight ability, and as for AD carries? It depends on whether the other four can protect them.

Roland's view on this was pessimistic.

Gnar and Thresh are alright, he can block them, but Udyr, who can run up to you with his huge movement speed and slap you across the face, is really impossible for him to deal with. As long as the movement speed is fast enough, Udyr can even dodge his ultimate just by moving around. It's that ridiculous.

At the start of the game, the bottom laner was immediately pressured by the opponent as soon as they entered the lane.

The Thresh and Kalista duo needs no introduction; they're a Tier 1 to Tier 2 bot lane duo, far superior to the idiotic bot lane combination of TES.

If it's just the bottom lane, then it's not too bad.

However, Knight in the mid lane was also suppressed by the opposing Rookie, which was a real headache.

As mentioned before, TES's biggest enemy is a team that can hold its own in the early and mid-game and has an incredibly strong late-game strategy. But there is another oddball team that plays even more aggressively in the early laning phase than them.

For example, IG.

In just the first three waves, IG's three lanes already showed a three-lane push.

Holy crap, is IG this strong right now?

This is a bit outrageous; it's been a long time since I've seen TES play a game where all three lanes are at a disadvantage.

[Neither the mid nor bot lanes have strong lane presence, so we can't expect the top lane to carry, right? Wukong's counter doesn't come in the early levels either.]

I didn't understand it, but I was deeply moved.

On and off the field, the loudest voices came from Ning, who was all smiles on the commentary desk. As the main commentator for IG today, Ning was most happy to see this scene.

"Let me put it this way, as long as Xun can guess Haro's first gank route, this game is basically won." Looking at this familiar scene, Ning felt his DNA stirring.

Are you so sure?

"Absolutely. As long as we can pinpoint the enemy jungler's location on all three lanes, we don't need to do anything else. Just follow them and we'll win."

Seriously, jungling can be tough at times, like with Haro right now. He has to guess routes, outmaneuver opponents, and find ways to avoid their ganking routes.

But you might think it's simple, but sometimes if your teammates on all three lanes are strong, even if you get ganked like crazy in your own jungle, as long as you don't mess up the game, you can still win by just farming in the jungle.

To put it bluntly, it all depends on your teammates.

"Go for it, Ha Huang! You can do it, either way!"

"Let me ask you, if it were you, which lane would you choose to gank?" Looking at his jungle path from bottom to top, Ha Huang thought for a moment and decided to ask his teammates for help.

"As for me, grab him."

"Understood. Wait for me at the bottom lane, I'll go around there right away."

???

"Although I don't know what you're thinking, my gut feeling tells me you're insulting me."

Upon hearing Roland's opinion, Haro immediately grasped the opposing team's thinking. In his mind, his own support player had the dirtiest heart of any professional player in all his years of experience, and coincidentally, the opposing jungler also knew this and would try to make him think in the most complicated way possible.

Since that's the case, all he needs to do is go against his own teammate's intentions. As for how many layers of strategic maneuvering there are, that's not his concern.

With that in mind, Haro kept Ah Le in lane while secretly changing his jungle route.

Unlike Udyr, Olaf only has one suitable opportunity to gank before level 6. This is why Ning said that if Olaf is caught out, the game is probably over, because Olaf is much less mobile than Udyr.

Without speed boosts, wall-jumping, or mobility skills, relying solely on your two feet, you can't keep up with the level if you want to gank, and your teammates can't support you if you want to farm levels. That's how T1 junglers are. You always have to give up one option, even if it's a compromise, you have to make the necessary sacrifices.

"Can we go bot lane?"

"No problem, Ah Shui, go and show the other side how to catch a hook."

"???"

Despite feeling like a million curses were running through his mind, Ah Shui honestly accepted that he had revealed a flaw.

At this point, the advantage of the AD taking Q and dancing becomes apparent. Even though he is a Samira, and despite being a top-tier AD with a W skill that can block projectiles but is useless, as long as he takes Q, the opposing bot lane duo will not have any doubts and will rush in to hit him with a combo.

In this situation, you don't know whether to praise his reputation for accepting QQ calls effectively or criticize him for accepting too many QQ calls.

As expected, as soon as JKL made his move, Baolan's special grappling hook for JKL was released and hit the enemy Samira squarely. He was still hesitating about whether to engage or not, but after noticing that Poppy was just a tiny bit away from the AD carry, he decisively used his second Q to follow up and threw his lantern behind him.

Puff naturally followed suit without hesitation. In the early game, it was a 2v2 situation, and it was like child's play for them to take down the enemy's bottom lane.

What is kung fu? Kung fu is something that needs to be honed over time. Kalista, a hero, was born in Season 1 and reached the top of the Chinese server with a man named "Hanye". Now in Season 11, she has accumulated nearly ten years of experience.

His years of unseen skill were fully displayed in every spear he threw.

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"Oh no! IG's bot lane duo has fallen for it."

"My God, that's a straight hook! A straight hook! Samira didn't even activate her W skill, how dare Thresh go in? How could Baolan fall for that?" Seeing this, Ning, sitting in the commentary chair, immediately started cursing.

"What if you were in the AD position? Would you play?"

"Of course I'd go for it too. After all, JackeyLove has caught Q more than once or twice. But that doesn't affect my opinion of Baolan. Supports need to use their brains to play the game. He doesn't have the luxury of being so careless."

The other two commentators: ...

Live stream viewers: ......

Ning, the champion of S11, has completely accepted his retirement. Of course, he will still say that he hopes to continue playing professionally, but if you look at his champion pool over the years, which has hardly changed, you will know that he is just talking nonsense.

Having reached the summit and earned enough money, his reputation rebounded even faster after he stopped being a player than it had been during his career, and he even experienced a second spring in his live streaming career. He had everything: dreams, money, and career. On the surface, it seemed like he was constantly being criticized, but in reality, Ning Mazi had already reached his peak.

On the battlefield, just as Kalista appeared on the other side with her lantern lit.

"Whoosh~" The button was pressed in a flash.

W [Unwavering Demeanor] made a move, forcefully pulling Kalista down from mid-air, followed by an EQ combo of wall slams, and then ignited the finisher.

Thanks to Poppy's crowd control, Samira only received Thresh's damage initially. She activated her W skill to block any potential damage from Kalista, prioritizing saving the enemy duo from further damage rather than focusing on crowd control.

Because their father came.

When Olaf's shadow appeared not far from IG's bottom lane, Puff and Baolan looked bewildered. Regardless of their pre-match thoughts, they all agreed that the opposing team's shot-caller, Roland, might anticipate their prediction and choose to gank top. So they chose to anticipate the opponent's prediction and anticipate their own. But now... it seems they still failed to anticipate the opponent?

At that moment, even Xun felt like cursing.

Why does a MOBA game have to be so complicated?

In a 2v2 situation, TES's bot lane is no match for the opponent; but in a 3v2 situation, they could win even with their eyes closed.

Relying on his father's power, JKL used his E skill to rush in front of Kalista and revealed his hidden American Iaijutsu.

You've been learning kung fu for over ten years, right?

So you just throw spears to poke people in the knees, huh?

This shot, four hundred years of technology,

Keep learning!

Summary: Chapter 94: Why don't I remember him ever saying something so profound?

[Why do IG's two bot laners seem so naive?]

[It's simple. Just put yourself in Puff's shoes and Baolan's. One was dumped by her "ex-husband," while the other's new lover has only recently taken her in, yet she's constantly being compared to her ex in terms of sexual prowess. Wouldn't you be tempted too?]

Good grief, this is such a normal relationship, but the way it's phrased makes it sound so weird.

[Otherwise, how could he be worthy of being called a realistic e-sports male protagonist (Shiba Inu head).]

A 0-for-2 exchange resulted in all the kills going to the jungler Olaf.

With economic support, Olaf can upgrade his equipment faster, speed up his jungle clearing route, and improve his leveling efficiency. At the same time, giving away those two kills indirectly does the jungler a favor, making it easier for him to come back next time.

Anyway, it's much better than giving it to AD.

To reiterate, although several AD items received significant buffs in the early stages of the Mythic item patch, the overall meta is still not favorable for AD champions.

Even with high damage output, he is still prone to sudden death.

With two heads on Samira, the opposing team would almost always gank 4-man ganks or 5-man ganks. Because they were teammates, Rookie and TheShy understood even more how terrifying it would be if JKL had that much gold.

If Samira only gets two assists, the opponent's attention will still be focused on Twisted Fate in the mid lane.

In this game, White Crescent intentionally released Twisted Fate to hone Knight's skills. As everyone knows, Knight's characteristic is that when the team is weak, he bursts out; when the team is strong, he slacks off; when the opponent roams, he farms the lane; when the opponent is strong, he disappears. His most criticized point is that whenever he encounters a veteran strong mid laner, he basically can't step up, and he can't even carry the opponent.

Rookie, like this one, is a great whetstone.

"Don't be afraid, Knight. Rookie is already considered a veteran player. According to the normal laws of biology, people generally become less competitive as they get older." After thinking for a moment, Roland decided to reassure Knight a little.

"Huh? But that's not what you said last time."

"Really? What did I say last time?"

“I clearly remember you looking at Hong Kong and Taiwanese actresses from decades ago and saying that some people’s competitiveness is innate. Like these actresses, your grandfather liked her because she was in her prime, your father liked her because she was still charming, and you like her purely because you don’t want to work hard anymore.”

Roland: ......

Goodness, how come he doesn't remember ever saying something so profound?

That's so true to me!

With a gap opened in the lane, both Ha Huang and the opposing Xun had a clear objective: to gank whichever side didn't have a jungler. They would gank the top lane on one side and the bottom lane on the other.

Of course, compared to IG's bot lane duo, TES's top lane is naturally having a much harder time.

Ah Le was also at a loss.

The shorter player is usually at a disadvantage against the longer player, so the shorter player has to wait for an opportunity to turn the tide. Now, the jungler has decided to gank the top lane, which means that even if the shorter player is lying next to their own turret, they may not be safe.

Seeing this, Roland knowingly sent a signal to JKL. After the two pushed the lane and re-entered the lane, Roland stood two Flash positions behind his own bottom lane turret and started AFK.

【Huh? Why did the Emperor stop?】

Is there a problem with the system? Or is it just time for my parents to call me for dinner?

[Being called for dinner is so relatable, but it's definitely mealtime now, my takeout is almost here.]