You actually want me to...

"Alright, our team's voice coach can hear it anyway. Since you insist, then coach, could you please check his movie-watching history on his phone and computer for the past year?"

"and many more!"

Upon hearing this, JKL knew he could no longer remain silent.

"You think I'd be scared if someone checked my movie-watching history? Let me tell you, I'm not afraid of being crushed to pieces, as long as I leave a clean record, I... I'm a coward."

The remaining three members of TES: ......

Confrontation: Chapter 67: As everyone knows, League of Legends does not have a Z-axis.

For TES, the early days were undoubtedly particularly difficult.

The more carries there are, the weaker the early game becomes. After JKL agreed not to be reckless, the bot lane was finally able to hold on. However, JKL's recklessness caused his sustain to fall behind his health, turning what could have been a situation where he could barely hold off LQS into a complete disaster.

With this move, FPX got into a rhythm.

Ueno continued to target the top lane, trying every means to expand Jayce's advantage. The support went to the mid lane to help Doinb out of trouble. Although it couldn't solve the problem once and for all, it was enough to stop the thirst. With advantages in both the top and bottom lanes and the support able to roam, TES naturally had no room to contest the first elemental dragon, and they probably would have to give up the first Rift Herald as well.

Of the three games played, this one can almost be called the most difficult game that TES played in the early stages.

"The bottom lane missed again. Be careful in the other lanes."

"It looks like the enemy jungler is coming to gank me again. Any brothers want to help me out?"

"There seems to be a chance in the mid lane, but I have a feeling someone from the other side will come."

Emperor Ha: ......

Yes, this is the most agonizing scenario for junglers.

He needed to take all three paths, but he had not learned the so-called Shadow Clone Technique, so he could only choose one of the three.

It's good that we made the right choice.

Choosing the wrong rhythm will result in an explosive spiral ascension to heaven.

The current situation is like TES having a sign in the wrong place—like a sign saying "Kitchen Restricted, No Trespassing" in the restroom, or "Tasting Essence Pavilion" in a boys' dormitory, or a "Brothel" in a male ketosis group—basically, the more chaotic the better.

Where should we go?

When the opportunity to change the course of the team falls into his hands, what choice should he make?

Ha Huang knew he had to be quick.

If the agonizing situation drags on, and the enemy finishes their gank on the top lane, Nightmare will immediately unleash his level 6 ultimate. FPX's attacks will then be relentless, and they may not be able to withstand the pressure.

That being the case!

As if he had thought of something, Haro's eyes narrowed, and he manipulated the Lee Sin to disappear into his own jungle once again.

"Hmm? It seems FPX is still planning to make a move against Ale. Isn't Ale going to run away this time?"

"They shouldn't run. Running is a disaster, not running is also a disaster. They might be able to make a move under the tower and see how things go." In the eyes of the commentators and even the audience, TES was almost passively trapped in a completely disadvantageous situation. Even if you have a late-game composition, in this fast-paced version, if you don't pick two or three backup heroes in the early game, then it's all for nothing if you can't drag out the late game.

A kill swap?

Ah Le felt it was going to be tough. The more crucial the game, the more concentrated the disadvantaged side would become. From the perspective of Nightmare Jayce surrounding them, the opponent didn't seem like they would give them a chance.

At this point, the top laner will often subconsciously glance at the jungler's position.

If the enemy team overtakes you so much that your jungler hasn't done anything, then in a solo queue game, the jungler will be greeted with the top laner's warm greetings to the jungler's family.

Conversely, one can die with a clear conscience and incidentally gain the right to win without lifting a finger.

It would have been better if he hadn't looked... but when he did, Ah Le was almost dumbfounded by Ha Huang's movements.

Instead of helping him relieve pressure in the top lane or creating space for Knight to get a kill in the mid lane, Haro quietly sneaked into the enemy jungle alone and has now successfully circled around to the back of the enemy jungle.

Yes, given the options of certain death in the top lane and no guarantee of success in the mid lane, Haro decisively created his own third option.

I'll grab him!

However, can a mere disadvantageous situation be more difficult than the three permanent members of the UN Security Council's Great Wall Watch, Winter is Coming, and Raging Seas, or the two permanent members of the UN Security Council's Oliver Twist and Iron Tower?

nonexistent.

If he can't break the deadlock by himself, then he might as well drag his teammates down with him.

In Ha Huang's mind, there's no situation that the old schemer in the bottom lane can't solve; if there is, it's definitely because they haven't agreed on the price.

"Get ready, bottom lane, here I come."

"what?"

Heavenly Sound Wave, Echo Strike, Heavenly Thunder Strike!

After circling around from FPX's back jungle, Haro's Lee Sin kicked directly towards Tristana's position. Almost a second after Lee Sin used his Sonic Wave to attract attention, JackeyLove decisively flashed and used W to throw the kick diagonally towards Tristana's retreating position.

W [Rocket Jump]

Place an eye, W [Golden Bell Shield]

As they moved to follow up, everyone's eyes were fixed on Ah Shui's W, including Da Congming's.

Lee Sin's gank came too suddenly, so suddenly that he almost subconsciously released his W towards the turret. Senna's Smoke, which seemed to have little killing power, forcibly broke through the game quadrant like a ghost and successfully entangled the Tristana in mid-air.

[Endless Devotion], control successful!

【No way, this works?!】

[This is definitely a blowout!]

As is widely known, League of Legends does not have a Z-axis.

[If Lee Sin can be blinded, Brand can be ignited, and Corki can step on mushrooms, then it makes perfect sense that Senna can intercept Tristana mid-air, right?]

The moment he saw the control take effect, Da Congming was completely stunned.

What's wrong with you jungler? If you help the top laner survive, they can still struggle. If you help the mid laner create opportunities, the mid and jungle can coordinate. Even if you gank bot lane and kill me, there are no map resources for you to farm. Why bother?

Facing the already doomed Tristana, Roland simply strolled over, cast E, and then continued to use W to smash the minion wave behind him.

"No, aren't you going to eat this?"

"I'll definitely eat, but wait, my Q skill isn't off cooldown yet."

"No, you can really tolerate this?"

"I'm stacking Q, you're stacking Soul. I'm asking you, which is more important, kills or Souls?"

"soul."

"That's it."

Senna's passive, Bard's trash, Veigar's ability power, Nasus's stacks, Thresh's soul, Garen's armor and magic resistance, and Sion's health—these seven things together make up the value-for-money section of the League of Legends forum. In the eyes of these seven heroes, kills are important, but passives are even more important. Not getting kills is certainly frustrating, but missing out on passives can be incredibly uncomfortable.

Roland only used his Q skill to send him home slowly after it was off cooldown again.

[TES_BAN kills FPX_LWX]

FPX_Tian kills TES_Ale

The moment the kill notification appeared, the eyes of the four TES players – mid, bot, jungle, and support – lit up simultaneously.

"Holy crap!? Nightmare's head, how did Ah Le do that?"

"Hmph, what I give him is his. If I don't give it to him, he can't take it." Upon hearing Ah Le's words, the group of people first straightened up, and then turned to look at Roland in unison.

"No, what does this have to do with me? Why are you looking at me like that? I never taught him like that."

“You couldn’t have become like this without you, Ah Le. Tell me, Ah Le, where did you learn it?”

“Abanna…”

“Look.” After saying that, JKL gave Roland a smug look.

"That's what he said when you asked him for the link in the group the night before last."

Roland: ? ? ?

The remaining three members of TES: ......

Confrontation: Chapter Sixty-Eight: Please, have some humanity!

The income from one kill allowed Roland to have enough gold to buy the Lost Chapter during his first back to base, making his laning phase much more comfortable. In addition, the extra gold from buying the equipment was just enough to buy a Control Ward and a potion.

Moreover, at this point, TES's first small killing move came.

They can almost recoup the Rift Herald gold they've given away without the bot lane duo even moving.

As for why it can be done?

Because the bot lane duo had some unusual rune setups this game, they both chose Demolish as their secondary rune path.

In a multi-core lineup, you have to give up most of the map resources in the early game. However, giving up doesn't mean you can take them by relying solely on the top, mid, and jungle without going to the bottom lane. Although Ale was caught and killed twice in the early game, in terms of the Rift Herald team fight, if neither side's bottom lane goes to the Rift Herald, JKL's Senna can provide a long-range ultimate, which is fatal.

Moreover, the two deaths in the early game were each from the enemy top laner and jungler. With the economy not concentrated, the actual gap that could be widened was not that big, and Jayce at level six would not necessarily have any qualitative change.

So, here's the choice.

Either send someone to the bottom lane to take the Rift Herald, or you should honestly give up the plating on the bottom tower.

Either you don't go to the bottom lane, then it's a 3v3 battle in the upper jungle, leaving everything to the players' on-the-spot reactions.

If the opposing team is IG or RNG, they will almost certainly try to force you into a fight. Since you're already 0/2, why not take a chance and save it for the next day to gamble on your plane ticket?

Unfortunately, their opponent this round is FPX.

FPX, on the other hand, is the kind of team that won't take any risky moves unless you push them to the limit.

FPX, at present, clearly doesn't have much capital to gamble with.

If you don't take the Rift Herald, how are you going to take down the enemy's outer mid-lane turret against Syndra, Veigar, and Senna? The early game composition is designed for securing the Rift Herald and Dragon, while the late game team always focuses on resource exchange. If FPX doesn't actively speed up the pace, the later the game goes, the more they will be led by the nose by TES.

That's where the role of coaches and analysts comes in.

How to make detailed adjustments based on the lineup and players, not necessarily to turn the tide and defeat the opponent, but to ensure that both sides' players start on the same footing, is something that coaches in the LPL can mostly be found on Baidu Baike (a Chinese encyclopedia).

The double Demolish secondary rune setup completely eliminated the possibility of TES's bot lane suppressing the opponent's bot lane in the early game. However, it was precisely because of the double Resolve secondary rune setup that the two of them were able to survive in the bot lane for so long and ultimately successfully exchange resources with the opponent through runes.

Push the minion wave, then activate both passives.

The opposing team's Vanguard also has three plating layers, and their double passives + basic attacks also have three plating layers. Rounding up, it's practically a loss. This resource exchange is a huge win for TES.