You actually want me to...

For every person who has a smooth journey, there must be someone else who carries a heavy burden.

In the early game, their bottom lane was carrying a heavy burden. Not only were their equipment inferior, but their levels were also low. Even if Roland flashed in and controlled three opponents, their bottom lane still didn't have enough damage to overwhelm the enemy.

Why bother with all that fuss?

Just wait, didn't you see that the middle and top lanes are already halfway through?

Currently, TES has a total of three Iaijutsu (a special move in the game).

American Iaijutsu: Jess's Cannon Technique

Russian-style Iaijutsu: Olaf's fearless charge.

The above two are physical-level Iaijutsu, but as their driving force, TES also has a Chinese-style Iaijutsu. The so-called Chinese-style Iaijutsu is to execute the most shocking maneuvers at the fastest speed, for example:

Could someone please tell me which movie this is?

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First floor (one second ago)

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This move, once unleashed, transcends national boundaries and age; any male will be instantly annihilated. Furthermore, those who master this move will be revered as true gods by the martial arts world, worshipped daily.

Of course, Roland was not entirely unprepared.

Aside from buying a pair of shoes, I spent almost all my remaining money on two true sight wards and a trinket ward. Together with Ah Shui, we created an absolute defensive vision for the bottom lane and forced our way to level six.

Well, they even managed to steal some of the Frog Queen and Three Wolves from their own jungle along the way.

Anyway, if we leave it, the enemy jungler will invade and take it. We might as well take the jungle resources.

"Alright, go find a place to farm on your own. Anyway, don't go to the bottom lane for now."

"Huh? And what about you?" Upon hearing Roland's words, JKL was instantly startled. If the support ran away, and the enemy came to gank him again, without any bait to draw their aggro, how would he escape?

"Me? Of course I'm going to cause trouble in the mid lane. If you really don't have any resources to farm, you can come to the mid lane later."

Before level 6, I stayed quietly in the bottom lane and got tower-dived by the enemy. I was thinking that since I couldn't stop the support from roaming anyway, I might as well use myself as bait to delay the support's roaming.

Now that I'm level 6 and have my ultimate, who's going to keep playing ATM games with you in the bottom lane?

With a clear strategy, the first step is to focus on "silver coins".

Top lane is too far, and Irelia has W and Q, so she might be able to make plays. Mid lane is more of an easy target; Orianna looks like she's just there to give away money, so she's good for ganking.

Do it when you think of it.

Roland's approach was very cunning.

He knew that the bottom half of the jungle was full of enemy wards, and that he couldn't get around the enemy wards by going down the bottom lane without using Flash. So he simply went up the top half of the jungle after leaving his base and started circling around from there.

Thanks to their jungler being Olaf, Orianna only needs to place a ward at the entrance of the jungle where she might be flanked, and she can farm minions and develop in peace. Since Olaf has no hard crowd control, even if he flashes over to gank, Orianna can escape as long as her axe doesn't hit him.

But what if this person turned into a fire woman?

"Surprise!"

Flash + R

Justice will prevail!

Without giving the opponent any room to react, Annie was able to dominate the LPL professional league back then, and even become the signature move of a certain support player. Her strength lay in this simple and brutal Flash initiation.

Even experienced Lina players wouldn't dare claim to have mastered the casting position of Lina's ultimate without having played over a thousand games.

The actual effective distance is much longer than the distance shown in the model.

Doinb didn't even have time to react to what had popped out from the side before he was already stunned by Annie's passive.

Young girl, hypnosis, machine-made girl.

Jess said he had never experienced such temptation before. He said that even the most seasoned veteran would have succumbed to this temptation. He immediately countered with a powerful attack and a sexy prisoner angel form.

The most ingenious part was that Roland even deliberately controlled his bear to enter the tower first to tank the tower's damage.

TES's Knight killed FPX's Doinb.

A perfect flash-initiated attack sent Orianna, who had just managed to reconnect a little, back into the abyss.

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[I remember now, when I first started playing, this thing really got me frustrated, whether it was ranked matches against bots or Doom Bots.]

[+1, a skilled Annie is truly unstoppable in team fights; with Flash, she can one-shot mid-laners like it's nothing.]

[Don't be so harsh; even a badly played Lina can be quite difficult to counter in team fights.]

After the killing was completed, the next step was naturally to divide the spoils.

Why choose to gank at this time?

Besides leveling up to level six, the main issue is that the bottom lane turrets are becoming too weak. Going to the bottom lane recklessly could easily result in losing both the turret and the player. But the mid lane is different. After killing the mid laner, taking the mid lane turret plating is much better than risking going to the bottom lane.

JKL understood this too, and had been roaming around the area since early on. As soon as he saw that the gank was successful, he didn't care about saving face and immediately slipped out to attack the tower and take its plating.

Don't have the misconception that top AD carries don't know how to farm resources. For AD carries, the map only has two living things in their eyes: minions and jungle monsters. Oh, and maybe turret plating too. No matter how many times JKL dies, he is still one of the top AD carries in the LPL, and his actual ability is quite good.

Blizzard players next door are always clinging to unrealistic fantasies, such as: Overwatch is going to die, Heroes of the Storm is going to be a hit, and Hearthstone is going to be free.

People are getting so bored these days (doge)

Contest: Chapter 56: I Was a Cultured Man Back in the Day

"Wait, we seem to have been tricked." In the game, as the game progressed, Si Shao realized something was wrong. Upon reflection, he discovered that he had made a huge mistake in his decision-making.

What kind of lineup does TES use against which opponent?

In the early to mid-game, the damage output almost entirely depends on the top, mid, and jungle. Before Xayah has three or four items, how much damage can she possibly do?

As for support?

That's just a pure tool for initiating team fights.

FPX fell for it. TES used an AD carry who had no output in the early and mid-game and a support who could initiate team fights no matter how badly things went, and successfully dragged FPX's tempo engine support to death in the bottom lane. Although the result of this approach was that LWX's Tristana got very fed, the question remains: in this version, does a fed AD carry really have that much dominance?

The answer is no.

Aside from Draven and Ezreal, other AD carries either go solo lanes or only start to shine after acquiring three core items.

And this is only the beginning; there's no guarantee there won't be a risk of sudden death.

"Did you notice?"

Seeing the opposing support suddenly abandon the AD carry and roam, Roland finally revealed a smile he had been holding back for a long time. The biggest difference between TES and other teams is that, despite having the most expensive AD carry player, they dare to make JackeyLove a sacrificial role. In the LPL, where the AD carry is generally the absolute core of the team, this approach is undoubtedly hard to understand.

But we must respect the original version.

The current version is not like the S11 World Championship version where Aphelios and Lucian were guaranteed to win. In the current version, AD is just an ATM position, or to put it bluntly, a tower-pushing tool and a filler to start the game. Putting aside professional matches, in ranked and normal games at the same time, there is no ADC option in the bot lane. It is all double AP or double fighter combinations.

"But it's too late."

After more than ten minutes of development, Knight's Jayce and Ale's Garlic Man have been fully developed, especially Jayce. As the ceiling of TES's early and mid-game strength, Jayce is now incredibly fed. One shot from Jayce can take away a third of Irelia's health without her W active.

Enough talk, gather in mid lane and start the team fight.

Only now did they think of ganking to turn the tide?

No way.

As we all know, the United States uses precision-guided warfare, Russia uses firepower coverage, Britain uses airborne raids, and France uses flag-raising salutes. But my country is different; my country favors precision firepower coverage.

See that fat Jayce behind me?

Bomb him!

FPX's lineup seems to be full of dive heroes, but actually not many of them have long-range poke ability. TES is different. They can either take a shot from me (Jayce), or an axe from me (Olaf), or a divine intervention from me.

To kill?

It's not interesting. In professional matches, unless you're really going all out for map resources, it's not that easy to get kills. But if you're just trying to lower the enemy's health and push towers, it's not a big problem.

Roland was already quite indifferent. He would smash the bear as soon as he saw it, start poking with his ultimate skill, run away after throwing out his skills, and then continue to push forward and be cheeky after charging up his passive skill.

Where does their confidence come from?

I'm 0/3, go ahead and engage. Anyway, the map resources haven't refreshed, so dying won't have a big impact. On the contrary, after the other side engages, they'll have to consider how to deal with the remaining TES players. This deal is incredibly profitable.

Upon seeing this, a group of domestic coaching analysts were collectively dumbfounded.

With a twitch of his lips, even the well-informed factory manager had to admit that the difference between people in this world is greater than the difference between people and dogs. What is this?

Sacrifice-based style?

Or is it a suicide mission?

"Have you considered this tactic?"

"How is that possible? We at EDG have always played with two carries. If we abandon the AD carry, the strategy won't work, and how can we play the game?" Thinking back to a vlog that TES club posted online about a year ago, in which White Crescent confidently said, "JKL is our absolute core."

Let's think about TES's performance over the past year.

Water-selling tactics, sacrifice tactics, sacrificial tactics, and extreme 2-for-2 tactics.

So, you ADCs are just bait if you don't play Draven? Are you just trying to fool us innocent coaches and analysts every day?

"I just don't understand, doesn't he have a temper?"

"I think I've figured it out a bit." After scratching his head, Abu began to re-evaluate JKL.

In the LPL, he is second only to a god and above all others.

Benefits: A massive contract worth over 20 million + revenue sharing from the two championship skins

He has everything others have, and he also has things others don't have. Moreover, the champion is not from nowhere; he even has the Incheon native buff on his person.

Damn, the elements are already stacked up.

This kind of AD, who has everything and is easy to talk to, seems to have no major flaws except for being obsessed with skills, automatically catching hooks, and dying instantly with Flash.

On the screen, FPX, having fallen into the trap, indeed had absolutely no way to deal with TES's lineup.

Forced entry?

Sylas, with Alistar's ultimate activated, charged forward, instantly separating the enemy's front and back lines.