You actually want me to...

Robot's Secret Technique - [Continuous Normal Punches]!

"boom!"

The Clash: Chapter Sixty-One: A "Peerless Genius" Selected from Ten Thousand

[Absolutely amazing...]

[The Predator is intimidating, Hexflash is a decoy, but the real killing move is calling in reinforcements to dive the tower; it's a series of interconnected attacks.]

Why is it that I only see these strange and unusual things happening to him?

Because he is the emperor.

A person's capacity to accept things is a very flexible thing.

For example, if you tell White Crescent that you want to play Katarina support, he'll definitely slap you and send you straight to the bench... But if you settle for a mage support like Swain or Fiddlesticks, they'll find that it's not so unacceptable after all.

The same principle applies to the playing style.

If it were another team's support, Hexflash would be one thing, but to play Predator like that, you might have a misunderstanding about whether you can play professionally. Maybe the end of the competition will be the end of your retirement.

Even those well-known team supports, such as Ming, Lvmao, Meiko, and Si Shao, are simply older in their professional careers and their personalities have been tempered to be more conservative. If you don't believe me, go back and see what heroes they played in their first year or two after they debuted.

Some things, if you don't do them when you're young, you won't have the courage to do them a few years later.

Of course, a few external conditions are also needed.

For example, being called out by JKL, who is the most valuable player on the team; for example, you really know how to play so many strange and unusual heroes; for example, you can really produce results; and most importantly, you can really withstand online bullying.

The last point, in particular, is the most fatal.

Imagine that ordinary guys often interact with their teammates when playing games, and they often argue with each other in the comments section of videos. But professional gamers, in an era when they are most prone to emotional outbursts, have to unconditionally accept online criticism.

In other words, others can insult you, but you can't fight back. And there are more than just one or two such people. Considering my country's population and the fact that over 4000 million people watched the League of Legends World Championship online during the S10 World Championship, even if only one in ten thousand becomes your personal troll, that's still over 4000 keyboard warriors waiting for you in the rain and rain on forums, supertopics, and bullet comments. How can you not be moved?

Ultimately, JKL secured a double kill, while TES only lost a robot. With almost full health, boosted by potions, and supported by his passive shield, Roland managed to withstand four turret attacks, successfully achieving a 1-for-2 trade.

"Wuhu, buddy, we're taking off!"

With a double kill, and including the previous solo kill, Draven now has a total of three kills. Of course, he won't get too cocky because of this. At least in the current version, before the problem of the enemy's dive warriors is solved, JKL won't be too reckless.

"It's all thanks to my quick thinking that I was pulled in first to tank the tower. Otherwise, with your passive buff, you would definitely have been the first to die from tanking the tower."

"No... you just can't stand my two crappy passive skills, can you?"

"No, what I really wanted to say was, this head has already been chopped up and fed to you. If you can't carry this game, you're in for a world of hurt tonight~"

Honestly, Draven is a champion whose strength Roland simply can't understand.

He remembered seeing JKL play Draven so well and thinking that catching axes was really easy. But one day he got the urge to try it out, and Emmm... he immediately separated himself from the axe, essentially starting the game as a splitter.

Since then, he has never touched that wretched thing again.

"So what's next?"

"Is there any need to think about it? Let's keep ganking their bot lane. Either their Irelia will use TP to protect the AD and let Ale farm, or we'll just let them clear the bot lane. I don't believe that Irelia can actually get into team fights."

When an advantage accumulates to a certain extent, so-called scheming becomes less necessary.

The bottom lane is openly marked.

Tell me, do you want to go for a fed top lane or a stable bottom lane? With Draven's items ahead of schedule and Ryze who can also provide mid-to-short-range support, TES is not afraid to go head-to-head with the opponent.

After returning home and upgrading their equipment, the group headed towards the bottom lane without a second thought.

This time, Roland didn't rush to get Boots of Speed ​​directly, mainly because it wasn't necessary. The advantage of Boots of Speed ​​is that supports can roam more effectively across the entire map or half of the map. However, the current trend is clear: both sides are focusing their battles around the bottom lane. Therefore, the need for movement speed has decreased, while the need for resistance and tankiness has increased accordingly.

Straw Sandals + Ruby Crystal + Fairy Charm + True Sight Ward: This is the most cost-effective combination for Blitzcrank in the early game.

"Why not just get five-speed shoes directly?"

"No, you have to do things within your capabilities. Forcing yourself to overdraw your resources will only make the situation worse. It's like renting a luxury car; renting one won't make you a real rich kid. Besides, that thing is a trap, designed to rip you off your deposit."

"You have this kind of research?"

"The luxury cars in the rental shops all have second-hand parts. They're just there to get them running. Otherwise, they'd be struggling to keep up with the maintenance costs every day. It's like taking your home computer to a computer mall or sending your graphics card back to an online repair shop. When you get back, it looks perfectly fine on the surface, but the narrow alleyways inside may have already turned into country roads. You just can't tell."

What are the advantages of robots?

Roaming is certainly one aspect, but the robot's real advantage lies in snowballing.

As long as I have an advantage in the bottom lane, I can hook without restraint. As long as I hook enough, no matter how good your positioning is, you can't dodge every time, right? It's already ridiculous enough that the ADC next to him can catch the white Q with 100% accuracy. You can't expect the enemy to have 100% accuracy in dodging skills, can you?

If you have that ability, why don't you go and dominate the world in novels? In reality, you're just waiting to be invited to a dark room by the relevant authorities for dismemberment.

No need, brother.

The support's advantage snowballs, and so does the ADC's advantage. When these two advantages come together, they create a new advantage, and then... FPX's bot lane duo started to struggle.

"No, I feel like if he hooks again, I might not be able to dodge it. We need to find a way to launch an attack."

Several insidious attacks were dodged by Si Shao and Da Congming's early warnings. However, as they dodged more and more skills, the sense of unease grew stronger. It was like facing a bomb warrior in Hearthstone. You know you have bombs in your deck and your deck is running out of cards. With each new card drawn, the intense sense of unease intensifies.

"Let's try to launch an attack, I'll find an opportunity to teleport."

"Then let's get going..."

"We can't hold on any longer, Irelia doesn't snowball like Draven."

Niu Guli is also damn good.

Back when I was with DK, it was one thing for Ghost King and Genshin Impact to get dominated by the opposing bot lane duo, but now that I'm on a championship team in the same region, how come my bot lane is still getting dominated by the opposing bot lane duo?

History has once again fallen into a vicious cycle.

"Damn it, is it an illusion? When?" With a hint of regret, Niu Guli glanced at the half-health Jayce under the enemy tower and could only retreat to base through the bushes, sighing silently.

Does he have to transfer to TES next season to escape this curse?

That is, at the very moment when Niu Guli's loading bar is almost complete.

"Shu~"

Another familiar clattering sound rang out, but unlike before, this time the sound of something in the clattering hook was exceptionally crisp.

"Hey, I won!"

Contest: Chapter Sixty-Two: Three Years Without Business, One Business Eats for Three Years

When the hook actually pulled the enemy ADC Aphelios over, Roland still felt a little unreal. But it didn't matter. As a qualified support, after using his E skill to knock Aphelios up, the next thing he did was to instantly place a control ward in the center of the lantern Thresh threw, and then move to block the line between Draven and Thresh.

Control, interference, and blocking skills

To put it simply, whether a support can fulfill their responsibilities depends on more than just vision and timekeeping; the most crucial thing is this: creating a comfortable space for teammates to deal damage.

Of course, there are also problems.

The instant the ward was placed, a ward belonging to FPX was immediately illuminated not far behind them.

when?

wrong!

"Ah Le, TP!"

The moment Roland finished speaking, the teleportation abilities from both sides lit up almost simultaneously in the bottom lane.

"OK, we've got the numbers, Ah Shui, let's get him!"

"Do you need to tell me?"

The moment the robot hooked Aphelios, JKL immediately activated Q to warm up his double axes. Because of the previous tower dive, the FPX bot lane duo had no summoner spells at this moment. With Aphelios at level 5, you don't need to worry about him suddenly throwing out a red shard ultimate to heal back or anything. Just go for it!

With a basic attack, W for speed boost, and E to slow down Aphelios, he also interrupted Thresh's entry from the maximum distance and then unleashed another basic attack.

How terrifying is Draven's early-game damage when he has three kills?

With just two or three basic attacks, the Moon Man's health was reduced to about a third. Of course, LWX didn't run away either. From the moment he was pulled without summoning both of his summons, he knew that this was a death sentence.

but.

The hero Galio has appeared and the damage reduction array has been activated. Although his death is inevitable, how can you escape their encirclement and kill when you are trapped in the output range of Galio's ultimate and the teleporting Irelia?

Trading kills is something anyone can do.

Just after Draven secured the kill on Aphelios, the next second came Galio's landing knock-up and Irelia's landing charge. As the core of the ultimate dominance, Galio already has a lot of control skills. With the addition of Thresh from Tear, JKL's Draven barely moved after Galio landed and was immediately overwhelmed by endless control.

This is the brilliance of the hidden thread that Si Shao secretly left.

If you don't engage, it'll be a chase after Irelia lands; if you do engage, it'll be an annihilation battle after Irelia and Galio land. They can accept either outcome unless the opponent is so patient as to have no killing intent and just wait for their teammates. In that case, FPX's bot lane will have no choice but to give up.

However, this situation is clearly unlikely to occur with TES.

While his own AD was being relentlessly attacked by the enemy's top, mid, and support, Roland did only one thing: he stared intently at the Irelia who teleported down, and then, just as Nuguri was about to finish off Draven with a Q skill.

E [Powerful Punch]!

The Irelia, with a hammer that knocked up Nuguri, let Galio's Q skill Gale finish off the low-health Draven, then turned and ran.

Niu Guli: ? ? ?

Doinb: !!

Almost the instant she landed, realizing she had missed the kill, Irelia charged towards the bot's location like a madwoman. Looking at the mindlessly fed Ionian woman chasing her, Roland yelled at the top of his lungs:

"I was wrong, I was wrong, buddy! I held back! Damn, don't chase me! It was just one punch! Help!"

At the same time as Roland was shouting, Ryze from the mid lane and Olaf from the jungle arrived at the same time. Knight quickly rolled his fingers across the keyboard and controlled Irelia first.

In a professional match, FPX's Galio provides quick support, but TES's Ryze makes them just as fast. In fact, because Ryze's ultimate can carry people, Haro's support speed far surpasses that of Tian on the opposing team.

Seeing all his teammates present, and with the score now 4-3, how could Roland possibly tolerate this?

"Hey buddy, I did nothing wrong, brothers, get him!"

Looking at the chaotic battlefield ahead and glancing at his dwindling health, Roland thought for a moment, then quietly pushed back out of the enemy's sight and slipped away to the bottom lane river.

He's definitely not going to make a frontal assault. With his low health, he'll either get killed by AOE attacks or become a springboard for Irelia. In a head-on confrontation, he'll just be a liability to his teammates.

However... if it's just about hiding and taking shots from the shadows, then it's not a problem.

"FPX's support is very fast here, and JKL's Draven has no room to maneuver in this position."

"TES' support was also good. Knight even waited for Haro's position before using his ultimate together, so the initiative in the bottom lane returned to TES."