You actually want me to...

UOL: Riven, Hecarim, Rumble

TES: Morgana, Thresh, Varus

Due to the nerfs to popular AD carries in previous versions, the poke Varus build has made a comeback in the current version, focusing on early to mid-game compositions. Of course, all these changes are based on the updates to the game's items, with armor penetration items gradually becoming the most powerful.

One round of PICK:

UOL: Kai'Sa (first pick) + Gnar Lee Sin

TES: Gragas + Kalista (first and second tier) + Lucian

The moment Lucian appeared in the PICK selection panel, a screen full of question marks immediately filled the live stream's homepage.

Have you started?

Is this a mid-to-low swing or an up-mid-to-low swing? Does the "King of the Board" (a nickname for a player known for his aggressive style) know these tactics?

[He knows how to play, and I don't believe a top laner can't play ranged champions, but this King of the Hill's AD... I have a bit of a psychological aversion to him.]

[Choosing this means adding another defensive tower; are you scared yet?]

This Lucian pick completely baffled UOL's coach. Who the hell would bother to research a team's support's top lane champion pool? That's just creating unnecessary work for yourself.

There was no other way but to continue with the draft based on my own understanding.

Second round of bans: Twisted Fate, Galio, Rey, and Orianna were all banned.

As their fourth pick, TES immediately locked in Ryze for the mid lane.

Compared to Ryze, Knight actually preferred to pick Qiyana, but Lucian and Kalista were too strong in the early and mid-game. The lineup needed to complete the late-game core to ensure a certain level of combat power in the mid and late game, otherwise it would be too unbalanced.

Support?

There are plenty of other protective support heroes; the Prophet doesn't even need to pick and choose when playing these types of heroes.

In their last two picks, UOL drafted Viktor and Braum.

At this point, UOL's lineup is: Top lane Gnar, Jungle Lee Sin, Mid lane Viktor, Bot lane Kai'Sa + Braum.

"Wow, that Braum pick on the other side was really good."

"It's good, but the overall lineup is a bit too cumbersome."

This is a standard teamfight composition. Back when LPL couldn't beat LCK, they would always pick this kind of composition that could easily drag the game into the mid-to-late game, hoping to turn the tide in mid-to-late game teamfights.

As the final move, the Minotaur enters the game.

TES: Top lane Lucian, Jungle Gragas, Mid lane Ryze, Bot lane Kalista + Alistar

Of the five heroes, apart from Ryze in the mid lane, the other four are rarely seen played by the TES team, so it's another batch of data that's hard to say whether collecting it will actually be useful.

The competition has now begun.

The Battle for Supremacy: Chapter Fifteen: I Don't Believe You!

Following the advice of the former world's best top laner, Roland went straight for a Shy Blade at the start of the game. When Ale and White Crescent saw this on the big screen, they almost spat out their soda.

This is fucking...

This build is even more outrageous than the seasoned veterans in League of Legends.

"Well... it seems our player Aban has a bit of confidence in his ADC role."

"Actually, it's already very good. Considering the AD position he's played before, I originally thought he would rush Doran's Shield or Cloth Armor."

Such an outrageous item build naturally stunned his teammates.

"Seriously, your item build is totally ruthless towards the enemy team!"

"Don't ask, the answer is TheShy taught me. I'm just a support, what do I know about top lane? I should just copy the world's best top laner's moves, right?"

"I don't believe you for a second, you old geezer, you're a really bad guy."

Since Roland switched to the top lane, he no longer cared about the situation in the other lanes. That's the advantage of being a top laner. You don't have to worry about whether the other lanes need your command. You just need to take care of your own lane. Don't let the enemy invade your lane, don't let the enemy roam, and don't give the enemy jungler too many opportunities. That's what makes a good top laner.

Those experienced players on the Doge forum, setting aside the fact that their own heroes are weak in the current version and difficult to coordinate with, if you only look at their playstyles, they are all top-tier top laners in the League.

Because they meet all the above requirements, and even proactively provide meat, they are perfect except for not liking to provide support.

As for how to play a long-range top laner, it's quite simple.

Level 1 speed, level 2 pressure, level 3 cripple, level 4 kill.

By the time it takes for Gnar to use his AQ combo, Lucian can already complete his full combo with a few E and Q attacks. That's the terrifying pressure an AD top laner can exert.

operate?

No need.

If it weren't for the fact that this long-range top laner has such strong dominance without jungle help, and it's not difficult to operate, AD top lane wouldn't be spun out as AD top laner, and their parents would be watching from heaven.

Because he's brainless, disgusting, but you just can't do anything about him.

If your jungler is a bit clueless, the top laner will start thinking about AFKing in less than ten minutes because they really can't win.

So why are you allowed to participate in the competition?

Because of the bottom lane in the game, they will make relative sacrifices based on the game situation, that is, the bottom lane should focus on peaceful development.

UOL's coach naturally knew that the opponent had picked Lucian for top lane, and that the best option for his team was to increase the aggression of the bottom lane. However, since the team had always played a top-mid-jungle system, even though he knew it was a trap, he had no choice but to bite the bullet and jump in.

Of course, don't assume that it's really that easy for an AD carry to go top lane.

To turn a lane advantage into a team advantage requires exceptional individual skill, wave management ability, and game reading ability. Roland, who started as a top laner and primarily plays support, just happens to possess all of these qualities.

Without further ado, let's get started.

Level 2, slide step, "Ah-da-da-da-da-da-da"

With a set of millet and rifle, he directly crossed the minion wave and made the level 1 Gnar's scalp tingle. Roland was even more willing to use his full health to trigger the Medicine King talent by using a biscuit while the opponent threw the Q skill. He used the extra 5% movement speed to forcefully reposition and dodge the opponent's boomerang, pressing down on your health. His forced force was directly maxed out.

[So fierce?]

[This isn't right. I remember Banhuang's AD carry... should be exceptionally stable.]

What happened...what happened...what happened...what happened...?

This wave, this wave is about letting loose! (Speaking clearly and articulately)

Although Roland didn't fully accept the training information for top laners, he was still someone who could hold his own against top solo queue players and one-trick ponies. Although he was often outplayed in ranked games during that period, the premise of being outplayed is that you can be matched with those people.

Hero Conter + individual skill + teamwork + father who can rival a nation = invincible!

In just one exchange, the top laner BOSS was already driven out of the experience zone by Roland.

"Help! SOS!"

"Wait, you've only just started laning, right? And you're already calling for help?" UOL's jungler was acting strangely. The first buff had only just been taken, and the top laner's ping was already filling up his jungle.

What's wrong?

When he can split himself into two, farming jungle camps and ganking from both sides.

"There's something wrong with this Lu Xian."

"Boss, you need to understand, he's just a support!" No matter how much trouble he can cause in the early game with Lee Sin, he can't just go gank top at level two. This isn't Season 6. In the current version, if a jungler doesn't start at level four quickly, they're already a level behind the enemy jungler in the jungle matchup.

What Ahahacki didn't expect was...

Not only in the top lane, but just as he finished clearing half of the jungle and was about to head to his own upper jungle, a ping for help from the bottom lane instantly filled his minimap screen.

Look again.

At this moment, JKL in the bottom lane is also pressing the Kai'Sa and Braum duo with crazy fast jump attacks.

Honestly, JKL feels there's nothing more enjoyable than playing in the World Championship.

What kind of bot lane duos are there in the LPL?

It's LWX, Gala, Viper, Huanfeng, Missing, Iboy, Jinjiao, and so on... It's not that he's afraid of these AD carries, but if you play too recklessly when facing these AD carries, it's very easy for the bot lane to crash and burn.

But now...

The opposing bot lane duo, especially the opposing AD carry, posed absolutely no pressure to him.

What else is there to think about?

Just be happy.

The forecaster understands; let JKL jump around if he wants. He can play however he wants, unless the enemy Braum's Q skill actually hits and applies his passive to the AD carry, in which case his Alistar will step in and knock them away. TES's goal this game is clear: to let Roland and JKL play. This original bot lane duo will become the absolute core of TES's lineup in the early and mid-game.

A moment later, just as both junglers had arrived at their respective halves of the jungle, preparing to start farming special items, Roland's voice rang in Ha Huang's ears along with the map markers: "Ha Huang, interested in messing with him again?"

"No way, Gragas can't clear jungle camps as fast as Lee Sin, and besides, are you really willing to give up your favorite minion wave?"

"Just kidding. As the saying goes, a wise person doesn't fall in love, and a resentful person repeats the same mistakes. Giving up petty love and building a beautiful motherland, how can a mere minor rank increase compare to my great love for the team's victory?"

......

"Speak up, we're all adults here. Are you just after someone's red buff?"

"You understand me, Emperor Ha. Shall we go?"

"go!"

The Battle for Supremacy: Chapter Sixteen: People who stand out too much easily become targets.

On the other side, here at UOL.

At this moment, the jungler Lee Sin had just arrived at the last group of jungle monsters in the two jungle areas. As a test taker for the blind spot test, Ahahacki was extremely confident in his test speed, especially when he was carefully clearing his own second buff and hadn't seen the enemy invade. He was even more confident.

“Ahahacki, Miss.”

"OK, he probably went to place wards, but to wait until now to place them, he's definitely a rookie top laner."

"But... he really did go on Miss."

"Clam?"

Just as Ahahacki was pondering whether the BOSS's words meant the top laner was missing or had done something to the female host named Miss, a burly man reeking of alcohol suddenly slammed into her from the wall away, a piece of meat slamming into him.

Intrusion...?

No way, you're seriously invading my Lee Sin jungle with a Gragas?