You actually want me to...

"So you think you're the main DPS?"

"You're playing a 3-protect-1 strategy but the team is full of pure DPS characters?"

Smash it!

To catch a thief, first catch his horse; to shoot a man, first shoot his horse.

RNG's trio relies entirely on Lillia and Syndra for early-game damage. Lillia has a movement speed bonus when attacking, so killing her is risky as she can kite you and stall for time. It's better to target an easy target without mobility first.

Syndra used Flash before Gragas followed up with his E.

Under a complete chain of control, Syndra, knowing she couldn't escape, could only use the remaining skills she had, leaving the rest to her teammates.

[RNG_Wei kills TES_Ale]

First Blood!

[TES_Haro kills RNG_Xiaohu]

[TES_Haro kills RNG_Ming]

Double Kill

Ultimately, thanks to Ming's sacrifice, Wei's Lillia barely escaped with low health, while TES, having secured a double kill for Haro, also pushed the top lane minion wave in.

A few seconds later.

While waiting to respawn, Xiaohu, who had just bought his equipment, was ready to teleport back to the lane as soon as he respawned when Gragas, who had previously disappeared from the top lane, inexplicably returned and started recalling from the middle of the blue team's outer turret to the second turret. After a second, seemingly realizing that it was inappropriate, he moved closer to the bush and then revealed half of his body before recalling.

Xiaohu: ...

Wei: ...

Viewers in front of the live stream: ...

Are you making this move because you're afraid people won't see you ambushing us as you return to the city?

And you're squatting outside the grass?

What's even more frustrating is that, precisely because he knows this, Xiaohu suddenly doesn't dare to TP anymore, fearing that there might be a Centaur lurking behind Gragas, ready to tower dive and trade kills him once he TPs down. Because of this, Wei's Lillia also had to recall to base to replenish supplies in the top lane before accompanying Syndra back to lane.

The road was blown up.

It's the kind that's bursting with blood.

For a whole wave and a half of minions, Xiaohu could only watch helplessly as they were devoured by the tower, his heart bleeding.

[Tsk tsk tsk, that's like killing someone by breaking their spirit.]

I've seen this before. That top laner was completely screwed up back then, he was even lurking in the bushes near the second turret.

To be honest, this wave of pushing allowed the tower to take all the kills, making Jayce's death incredibly easy.

[Board Emperor: Watch closely, I'll only demonstrate once what it truly means to stuff food into the top laner's mouth.]

Seeing the miserable state of the opposing top laner, even the experienced JKL couldn't help but sigh that it was a good thing he wasn't on the other side, otherwise he would have been ruined by this guy sooner or later.

"To be honest, this guy is really unlucky. Of all the people he could have learned from, he had to pick you."

"Indeed, it's ridiculous for a professional mid laner to seek out a professional support to learn professional top lane techniques."

"Unlucky? That's because you all don't understand what unlucky really means." Hearing this, Roland snorted, indicating that his teammates' knowledge was still too shallow. "Real bad luck has absolutely nothing to do with work. In my opinion, the most unlucky thing is when a man is having a wet dream, about to succeed, but is woken up by the urge to pee. That's real bad luck, understand?"

The remaining four members of TES: ...

[S: The author's hymn is a hymn to courage.]

PY: "The main characters in my book all want to kill me"

Synopsis: Shen Feng says he's transmigrated to the world he described. He knows the plot, so this should be a good thing...

The problem is, all these protagonists' tragic fates are because of me!

The main characters I write are all overpowered. They will form the strongest Avengers team and then team up to kill me!

What should I do? I need help urgently!

Integration: Chapter 120: What is the deterrent power of an ID?

After completely dominating RNG's top lane, Roland and Haro have essentially settled down in the top lane. Don't ask why, the answer is that the bot lane has an Ezreal, so they can roam freely.

Why are support players mostly in the bottom lane in the early game?

First, we need to ensure the AD carry's development; second, we need to prevent the enemy from taking down towers too quickly; third, we need to control the elemental dragon in the bottom lane; and fourth, we need to help set up vision in the bottom jungle. These four points are the core reasons for restricting the movement of the support role.

But after the enemy team collapsed in the top lane team fight, TES's direction became clear instantly.

After the jungler and support returned to base, they immediately went down to take the dragon. Since Sett didn't have Flash, RNG didn't even try to contest it. While taking the dragon, they created space for Ezreal to farm, gave the AD carry confidence, and then helped him push the lane. After that, the jungler and support went up together.

Hecarim invades the enemy jungle to find the enemy jungler's location. The support helps the mid laner clear the wave and then they go to the upper jungle together, setting up vision and supporting the jungler. The mid, jungle and support triangle relationship is officially formed.

What is particularly important is...

Because one wave of lane pushes was initiated by the mid and support together, Guozige was unable to calculate the exact time for Twisted Fate to reach level six. Having witnessed TES exploiting Twisted Fate's vision advantage, RNG had to be extremely vigilant and had Syndra continue to hide in the self-contained bush.

That's what operations are all about.

"Just play like this. If this guy dares to steal my skills, he'd better be prepared to pay the price." After circling back to the vicinity of the top lane jungle, Roland marked the location of the secluded bush and kept calling for the jungler to come and cause trouble.

"You're playing so aggressively, aren't you afraid of being targeted after the game?"

"What's there to worry about? Besides you guys, who else knows that I did this on purpose? Believe me or not, he'll have to come clean with me after the match and thank me for it."

"Oh, this..."

His relationship with Xiaohu was like that of the farmer and the snake, Mr. Dongguo and the wolf, Lü Dongbin and the dog, the lucky egg and the jade washerman, Hao Jian and the old lady. To be fair, he didn't make a move against Xiaohu beforehand. He had already handed over everything he was supposed to, otherwise he wouldn't have used him. But if he used him to deal with Xiaohu, then he really shouldn't blame him for holding back.

Is such that.

In ancient times, when a master passed on something to his apprentice, he would hold back the most crucial skill, fearing that the apprentice would starve to death after learning it. The most famous example of this was the Eighteen Subduing Dragon Palms from martial arts novels. This skill was passed down from generation to generation until only the name remained, and eventually, no one could even perform the actual moves.

Just as RNG's jungler and support were still frantically trying to run over to protect Xiaohu, a familiar eye appeared in the sky above the RNG players.

Card Ultimate Skill: Fate

have to.

Upon seeing this powerful move, Xiaoming immediately lost all interest in providing support and turned to head back to his destination – the bottom lane.

I can't catch up, I can't beat them, I can't save them—goodbye!

【666666】

Good grief, is RNG playing a four-protect-one strategy, or is TES playing a four-protect-one strategy?

To be fair, back in the S10 Spring Split, TES was the team in the LPL that played the four-protect-one top laner the best. These guys probably just had muscle memory kick in.

So this is a case of a newcomer running into a veteran?

Since the opposing team wasn't as skilled at playing the four-protect-one strategy, RNG was forced to rotate lanes. The Sett, who was originally in the mid lane, went back to the top lane, while Syndra, who had been ganked twice, went to the mid lane after respawning and reverted to her Mid Tiger form.

Fortunately, Guozi was building tank items anyway, and Jayce only had assists and no kills in both waves, so the lane was barely acceptable; not to mention the mid lane, Twisted Fate's build meant he wouldn't have much damage in the early game, and after this lane swap, RNG inexplicably stabilized the lane again.

"They switched lines."

"Let them switch. They suffered such a big loss in the early game. Even if they switch back to the normal lane, they won't have a good chance of winning."

"Will there be military training before we go on the road?"

"No need. We don't need to pay too much attention to Guozi's strength."

In Roland and White Crescent's view, Guozige can be a piece of the puzzle, but he can't be the soul of the team. The so-called soul of the team is someone who can't step up and take over the game when the team is in a big disadvantage.

The comparison of the middle units is very simple; just look at the Chicken God.

TheShy was truly amazing in S9 and S10. He started the laning phase with a 0/2 score in the top lane, the jungler was constantly sleepwalking in the jungle and getting caught, and the bot lane went from godlike to ghostlike and then just gave up. The whole team relied on him to carry them. The most outrageous thing was in a match against LGD in S10. His Azir had amazing positioning and skills, dodging a three-man gank from the enemy team, and then used TP to teleport to the top lane to protect TheShy. He sacrificed an entire wave of minions to push into the tower to save both lanes.

That's the charm of IDs.

For example, there's Hachiman, who wears many hats; Nobita, whose identity is unknown in the Doraemon movies; and Aiden, a Superman who combines the roles of Spider-Man of Veledo, Wizard of Veledo, Wanderer, Tool Man, Veledo Boxer, Cyber ​​Psychopath, and Daredevil.

They are mostly unknown, but in certain special circumstances, they can unleash some strange and terrifying power.

No matter how RNG switches lanes, TES still needs to secure the map resources.

After securing the dragon in the first wave and destroying Syndra in the second wave, the third wave naturally shifted to the Rift Herald.

As a team with Ezreal in the bot lane, TES could have given up the Rift Herald in a sense, but this game was different; they had a huge early-game advantage.

The scale of this wave of attacks was so large that RNG didn't even dare to engage.

Although Gragas is only level four, and Nautilus and Kai'Sa are level five, JKL's Ezreal is already level six because he has been playing solo in the bottom lane.

A level 6 Ezreal has an ultimate ability with AOE that can make a big difference in early skirmishes.

RNG didn't dare to accept the challenge, so they only dared to let Kai'Sa continue to carry the team to farm plating and minimize the damage.

"If we leave Kai'Sa alone, it looks like they'll take down the bottom tower." I glanced at the bottom tower's health and thought, "It's not impossible for someone to go down alone, but the downside is that the tower plating won't hold, and the tower's health won't hold either."

Wave after wave of attacks brought the bottom lane turret's health to a critical point.

RNG then presented a choice.

If your entire team takes the Rift Herald, then they'll take the tower, so you're basically not at a loss.

If someone comes to defend, it will definitely be the AD carry or top laner. In that case, you might not be able to win in a 4v4 head-on fight, and the win rate for both sides is about 50/50.

"It's okay, I'll go."

Roland glanced at his Flash cooldown, which had just finished, and walked to the mid lane with JKL. Then he turned around and walked back to the bottom lane.

"You're only level four? Aren't you afraid someone will just kill you?"

JKL was shocked. If this Gragas were level 6, Kai'Sa wouldn't dare to mess with him, but he's only level 4. If you go down like this, you might get destroyed by his towers and turrets.

"Relax, relax, the Gragas under the tower is invincible in the early game~"

Compilation: Chapter 121: Let the Basic Attack Fly!

"Huh? Is it just Aban's Gragas going to the bottom lane this time?"

"That's not really appropriate. Kai'Sa is already level 6, and Gragas might not be able to hold her position."

At the LPL commentary booth, the commentators were filled with questions as they watched TES's extremely illogical team composition. However, they soon saw Roland's Gragas return to the bottom lane. Strangely, his route back to the bottom lane was unusual. He avoided the tri-bush and didn't rush out. He waited for the turret to eat some of his own minions before slowly emerging from behind.