You actually want me to...

"Since the young master doesn't have a direct confrontation with the Emperor, there's nothing we can do but bear with it."

Tearful Young Master: ? ? ?

The aggressive invasion at level one is aimed at placing wards to determine the enemy's jungle location. In the current version, Tian's jungling is not as amazing as it was in the previous two years. This is mainly because junglers now have more responsibilities, and mid laners must gradually take on the role of late-game carry. Without Doinb's help, his playstyle will be limited in many ways.

This game was relatively good. Galio, aside from other things, can still clear waves and roam, so he can naturally cooperate with the jungler to make plays. Therefore, for TES, determining the position of the enemy jungler is crucial.

Back online.

In the early 2v2, at level one, it depends on which skill Thresh has learned.

If Roland learns E, he will naturally have to suffer some losses and lose some health. But if he learns Q, then they will be fearless. They might even be able to unleash a powerful combo after reaching level two first.

The current bot lane dynamics are like the difference between a straight man and a masculine man. TES isn't on FPX's menu, but FPX is on TES's menu. This is the hunter-prey relationship; how can anyone not be afraid?

Despite the opposing team also having a hook-type support, considering that Aphelios doesn't have much burst damage in the early game and isn't under much pressure to survive, the Predator rune was still chosen to roam and compete with the opposing support. As the saying goes, once the wolf's head is raised, no one cares; pursuing speed is a man's romance.

And then there's... Tibetan Q.

To put it bluntly, it means not actually using Q, but trying to put psychological pressure on the opponent by finding the best position to use Q.

The core reason why Blitzcrank isn't as popular as Thresh is that he's too reliant on the success rate of his Q skill.

If Q is obtained, then the robot has the highest priority.

However, if the Q fails to pull the opponent, the robot will become a sitting duck for the next ten seconds or so. Even the ADC will have to bear this pressure, because during those ten seconds, they have no way to deal with the opponent.

Of course, while he claimed to be hiding his Q, Roland still used it once or twice at a few harmless moments to test the waters.

Let's also test the opponent's dodging and positioning habits.

Why?

Because our AD carry is Draven, such a strong AD carry in the bot lane, so what if I miss two hooks?

Clam? An empty hook is just a dish.

If I'm a noob when I miss, then why can't you carry me if you're so strong? You can't even carry me, yet you dare to call yourself a top AD carry? Have some shame!

Roland has always been a master at using fallacies to manipulate others.

"Are you even capable of using that hook? If it had landed even one hit, it would have killed you."

"Sure, I'm testing this, you know what testing is? I'm a man who went to high school, after all."

"High school? Does that mean there are legendary high schools and epic high schools?" Upon hearing Roland's words, Knight, who was on the line, suddenly asked a question, which immediately silenced Roland.

"Alas, if I hadn't bent down to pick up a pen back then, and then looked up again, I would never have been able to understand the mysteries of mathematics again, and I wouldn't have to endure such grievances here."

"Stop babbling. If you miss your hook again, I'll beat you up. Dude, every time I get a little advantage, you just miss and send it all back. Can you even think about how I feel?"

JKL was numb.

If the robot doesn't use its hook, it's a 2v2 situation for them.

The robot missed a hook, and the bot lane was instantly 1v3. God knows who this idiot robot learned from. He missed a hook, activated W, and ran away faster than himself, leaving the AD carry behind. It's just ridiculous.

Meanwhile, both junglers were making great strides in the upper jungle. Having suffered a loss against Jayce in the previous game, FPX was determined not to give Jayce another chance to get ahead. Haro, on the other hand, was the opposite. The more you don't want Jayce to develop peacefully, the more I will let Jayce develop peacefully. He just did the opposite of what you wanted.

As for the bottom lane?

As long as Ah Shui picks Draven, the whole team will no longer worry about his passive Q-catching or slow reaction to dodge skills.

only...

You played so aggressively in the top half of the map, but the scene looked completely different to the supports on both sides.

"Get ready for a 1v1, Ah Shui."

"Huh? He's a one-month hero, and he, as a support, dares to let the AD carry roam and 1v1 me?"

"He's a champion AD carry after all. What's that saying again? Even champion AD carries have their differences."

"Hey, what are you saying? I'm going to stick with you today. There's a gap between us, huh? I'll make sure you get everything sorted out for him."

After using a simple provocation to subdue JKL, Roland tacitly followed Thresh into the bushes, then used the fog of war to slowly circle around and head towards the upper side.

In the early stages, the more intense the fighting, the more important it is to have more people on the other side.

Moreover, if these small-scale skirmishes in the early stages yield results, the game can end prematurely in no time. For example, in the top lane, if Jayce gets ahead, Irelia can't play, and if Irelia gets ahead, Jayce can't play. It's that simple.

"Huh? It seems like both supports are making moves to provide support."

"Indeed, there's been a lot of friction in the upper half of the bracket. It seems like both Aban and LQS want to get a piece of the pie."

"Something's not right. Why is Ah Ban heading towards the river?"

"Wait, could it be that he wants to?"

It is common knowledge that people don't think clearly when they are in a hurry.

In order to get to the battlefield as quickly as possible, many support players take the shortest straight-line route when roaming. As a result, it is relatively easy for others to intercept their route.

Just as Si Shao's Thresh turned onto the shortest route, preparing to head towards the Blast Cone,

"Shu~"

An orange-yellow hook emerged from the hidden partition wall and grabbed him, pulling him back inside.

As soon as he landed, the robot's incredibly honest face appeared before him.

"Thresh, I'm here to negotiate with you."

[Mechanical Crane] + [Energy Fist]

Before Si Shao could react to what was happening, a fist the size of a sandbag followed closely behind, and then Si Shao quickly made his escape by activating W.

Tearful Young Master: ? ? ?

Contest: Chapter Fifty-Nine: The Chessboard Unfolds!

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[You're just trying to annoy people, aren't you? You even went out of your way to stop Thresh.]

I don't know if others are happy, but I know the King of Boards definitely had a lot of fun.

Thresh: CNM, did you hear that? CNM!

Although it wouldn't ultimately affect their ganks—they'd still have to split up and find new positions after reaching the top jungle—this hook truly made both teams' top, mid, and jungle players realize the urgency of the situation.

If you don't come, at worst we'll just be playing by ourselves.

Now that you're here, wouldn't it be a waste of the support's long journey if you didn't cause some trouble?

Damn it!

In an instant, the entire upper jungle was once again engulfed in battle. However, they tacitly refrained from going all out, waiting for their support to arrive so they could settle the score once more.

It's actually very simple.

If the robot lands a hook, it means first reducing the number of enemy players, then using a larger force to overwhelm the weakened opponent.

If Thresh arrives, Irelia and the others can charge in without restraint and then safely retreat after receiving Thresh's lantern. This only takes about ten minutes. The prerequisite for the warding and lantern-locking move is that there must be wards first.

Both teams are shrewd players. Just imagine the chaotic free-for-all. Playing recklessly? If you play recklessly, you'll end up on the bench after the match. Not every team is like TES, which doesn't even have a youth training program and just plays around with the same few players.

However, just as TES relaxed their guard, FPX's top top laner, Nuguri, suddenly launched an attack. To briefly summarize the scene, he landed a barrage of Qs and auto-attacks, EW, and with the advantage of initiating the attack, he managed to overwhelm Ale's damage output and kill him with a slightly larger wave of minions, showcasing an incredibly impressive play.

With his last bit of health remaining, he used Flash to dash towards Thresh's lantern, which was not far away.

There's nothing we can do about it.

Jayce is already a tough matchup against Irelia, with a difference of 46% to 54% on OPGG. According to experienced players, if one side has a win rate greater than 53%, it's a crushing defeat for an equal player.

With the difference in hero strength and player skill, Irelia's kills were the kind that everyone was already aware of.

but...

You can show off as you please, but you still need to leave me with the person in the picture.

If they dare to suddenly rush in and attack like that, it means Thresh is already in place. In other words, their support Blitzcrank must have arrived as well.

"Aban, keep them here!"

"Here I am!"

Seeing a lantern thrown out from a distance where there was no vision, Roland, rushing to the battlefield, didn't hesitate and used Flash towards the direction of the Irelia. He then unleashed his Q skill, Mechanical Claw, which attracted Nuguri's full attention.

At this point, Irelia had already lit Thresh's lantern, but she knew that some skilled support players like Blitzcrank could hook people and stop them in mid-air, just like a traffic cop checking a car, catching them every time.

only...

Just as he was fully focused, he noticed that although the robot on the other side was flashing in his direction, the hook was being thrown at a 90-degree angle.

You hooked the wrong one!?

wrong!

He wants to have three affairs!!!

At that moment, everyone understood Roland's intentions.

But...can it succeed?

"Zi~"

The familiar sound of the grappling hook hitting the target rang in Roland's earpiece. The instant he heard it, he became instantly excited and shouted into the team voice chat, "Got it! Got it!"

As the Q skill contracts,

quickly,

A bewildered bear, amidst the bewildered reactions of the four TES members, was successfully hooked back by Roland.

Xiao Tian: ? ? ?

TES's four-man squad: ? ? ?

Who the hell are you?!

[23333, is this match trying to make me laugh to death?]

Good grief, what was supposed to be a showcase of incredible skill by the board king turned into a scapegoat because Xiao Tian just happened to be passing by.

Good grief, this person asked the doctor whether to save the mother or the baby, and the doctor replied that they could save both, except for the baby?