You actually want me to...

You're saying Syndra uses magic?

Magic ends in science, bro; this stuff makes perfect sense.

"Knight, can you push it?"

"Disaster."

Six months later, when Knight faced Rongguang again, he found that his opponent's skills had not changed much in the past six months and were still just as oppressive.

Oh, of course.

If you ask Rongguang how he feels about Knight, Knight will definitely give the same answer.

Showmaker is among the top mid laners in the world in terms of mechanics, support, and champion pool. At first glance, only Faker and Rookie seem to be able to surpass him in overall strength. However, Knihgt is one of the few who can be considered his equal.

TES faced DWG once during S9, but the roster at that time consisted of 369, Knight, Xx, Loken, and Ben.

As a result, the two Korean players started to dominate the bottom lane.

In the S10MSC Mid-Season Cup, TES faced DWG for the second time. ZuoShou's LeBlanc made seven in-and-out plays, completely outplaying the entire DWG team.

In terms of skill, as long as Knight doesn't make a mistake, he can at least slightly outplay the opponent, if not completely crush them. Ultimately, Rongguang's advantage over Knight is due to his support ability. In terms of lane matchups, in the original world, he couldn't even suppress a god who was past his prime. The so-called new god was just someone who encountered weaker opponents in the lanes along the way.

And most fatally, Rongguang is not a player who can carry several people on his own.

Even when people analyze DK, the team's engine is mostly focused on the jungler and support. In other words, like Knight, this guy is a top-tier utility player in the team.

Nevertheless, achieving a QE combo to control Lucian is indeed not an easy task.

"It's okay, just watch my signal."

"what?"

Just as Knight was still wondering, Roland first used his scanner to escape through the bushes and gain some experience for a while. Then, just as Glory was about to finish off the siege minion, Roland activated his W skill, "Imperial Vision"!

Seeing the magic circle that suddenly appeared in front of him, Showmaker frowned and chose to use his E skill to forcibly teleport to a safe position.

This is not a conspiracy.

This is human nature.

No one can resist clearing an enemy ward whose location is known, and no carry can resist the temptation of a siege minion. Strangely enough, many times when it's not a big deal to take a hit from a harmless skill to last-hit a siege minion, people still like to use fancy maneuvers to find the most comfortable spot to last-hit the siege minion, only to get outmaneuvered by the enemy.

Roland's ganks are so ruthless because he always manages to figure out his opponent's weaknesses, and then... shoots an arrow right into their knee.

"Knight!"

"Here it comes~"

Even if they didn't use their E skill, top professional players can easily dodge the QE combo if they pay a little attention.

But what if you pay it?

Then you're gone.

The Dark Orb was suddenly pushed towards Lu Xian's position. After successfully controlling Rongguang Ge's Lu Xian, Knight first used his W skill to grab the ball in his hand. Then, instead of rushing to smash it, he moved forward to close the distance with the enemy mid laner.

At the same time, the crow's figure also appeared in the mid-lane's view.

What is tragedy?

The tragedy is that you try to farm cannon minions more comfortably, only to get caught in the enemy's crowd control and find that the enemy jungler has also arrived.

Of course, this can be considered a basic tragedy.

What is that high-level tragedy?

The fund is green, but the health code is red. Many people have already completed the first half, which means they've already met half the tragedy (laughs).

E+Q+A half-health combo followed by a fatal basic attack

It's highly unlikely that you can kill him.

However, Roland felt that after dealing with the lightning and severely damaging the enemy, returning home was not a major problem.

With a coordinated attack from the mid and support laners, Showmaker had almost no choice but to use Flash to escape and save his life. However, during the same time Roland ganked the mid lane, DK's jungler Conyon, along with Khan, ganked top laner Ale, also forcing Jax to use Flash.

Both sides traded flashes in the mid and top lanes, barely managing to achieve a 50/50 match.

"mine."

Ultimately, he lacked experience. Despite being extremely cautious, Ah Le still made the same mistake as Rong Guang: greed for minion waves. Otherwise, with all three of them having Flash, the opposing team would definitely not have dared to engage in the subsequent skirmish.

"It's alright, the advantages are still there."

After glancing at the situation on the field, Roland felt that the temporary problems were not too serious.

In video games, it's normal for things to go back and forth. As long as you can still have the upper hand strategically, Roland doesn't think there's any chance of a comeback for the opponent's lineup unless they pull off a miraculous team fight.

He's someone who's declared himself a villain, so he should have some self-confidence.

The top five villains are: Zhao Ruilong (top tier), Guo Xiaopeng (second tier), Gao Mingyuan (third tier), Uncle Dong (fourth tier), and Liu Huaqiang (fifth tier). Judging from the strength that DK has revealed so far, he seems to have reached the third tier at most.

"Let's get ready."

"what?"

"Judging from the timing, the big one is almost here."

"???"

The Battle for Supremacy: Chapter Twenty-Five: Quantitative Change Leads to Qualitative Change ( )

The eight-minute Rift Herald fight is DK's only chance to turn the tide. It's not that DK has to engage them at the Rift Herald at this point, but it's clear that DK can't hold their own in a fight right now.

The key point is...

DK will manage their resources to mitigate losses when they acquire Vanguard.

"Be careful, honey, I feel there's danger on the road. You walk in front of me."

"No way... when others came to gank you, you were decisive in selling yourself, but now that you might be getting ganked and need to scout ahead, you call me 'baby'? Can't you be a human being?!" JKL was disgusted. How could he have been so foolish as to find such a disgusting guy to be his support?

Look at this, is this something a human being could say?

"No, baby, it's all a misunderstanding. I still love you."

"Get the hell out of here!"

To be honest, the idea that straight men can't say sweet nothings is a lie in reality. Whenever they flirt with each other, they can come up with all sorts of sweet nothings without repeating themselves.

There's a saying that goes something like this: In boys' dorms, only the bed boards are straight (doge). Roland, who can't even fart for ages when facing Xiran, can talk trash to his teammates without even blushing.

Of course, despite the criticism, JKL still obediently walked ahead of the crow.

This is where the teams' priorities differ. In teams like EDG that specialize in protecting the bot lane, the support role is basically a sacrifice role like Thresh or Alistar; they're willing to die for the AD carry, even if it means their own death. But against teams like TES that habitually play a three-carry strategy, sacrificing one bot lane isn't necessarily a bad thing. Besides, a mage and support are essentially half a carry. Given this, Roland's primary focus isn't protecting the AD carry, but rather minimizing losses.

If the crow goes first and gets caught in a crowd control, he's guaranteed to die, and Varus behind him, without any mobility or flash, can't escape either; but the reverse is true, if Roland realizes something's wrong, he can immediately throw out a crowd control and turn to run away, and the others will most likely be unable to stop him.

However... such a positioning, when placed in front of a global audience, is somewhat shocking and alarming.

"This bot lane... a support carry?" Looking at the screen, Koma's mind was filled with questions. He then looked at his assistant with a hint of doubt: "I remember, JKL was the player with the highest transfer fee on their team?"

"According to the information, that's the case."

"Then this white crescent moon is indeed a talented person." After thinking for a long time, Koma could only manage to come up with this sentence.

no way

TES's move really put DK in an awkward position.

On the map, the DK group watched Varus's figure getting closer and closer, and were caught in a dilemma.

Genshin Impact's creator really pulled off something big.

As the saying goes, fishing isn't just about finding fish; the Rift Herald isn't the only fish. The real idea behind DK is to use the Rift Herald to lure the TES bot lane duo to the top lane, and then ambush them in the top, mid, jungle, and support lanes.

First, use the baiting tactic to create a numerical advantage, then use the numerical advantage to quickly suppress the tower's health. If you're lucky, you can force the top, mid, and jungle players who have taken the Rift Herald to come back and defend the tower. If you're unlucky, even if they finish the fight, you can still use the time difference to push down most of TES's outer and mid towers. Strategically, it's about the same as taking the Rift Herald.

But now

You support and AD are so far apart, are you trying to transport a corpse?

Well, it really is corpse transport.

Seeing that Varus was about to walk into the bushes where they were, and the crow was still standing still three Flash away, the DK group had no choice but to target Varus who had walked into the bushes.

then...

Just as JKL peeked into the bushes, four burly men appeared beside Varus.

In that instant, a very brief advertisement clip immediately flashed through Ah Shui's mind:

Bathroom, shower, soap dropping

JKL: "Holy crap!"

Roland: "Holy crap?"

Upon seeing this, Roland turned and ran almost without thinking, but out of humanitarian concern, he did his best to signal JKL to retreat.

That's all I can do to help you, bro. Good luck!

I'll get my fill first!

Looking at the support behind him who turned and ran away, and then at the four unusually muscular guys in the bushes, JKL took a deep breath and picked up the water glass that he hadn't drunk from on the table.

The Buddha said: Put down the mouse, and you will instantly become a Buddha.

At that moment, he truly understood.

[DK_Showmaker kills TES_JKL]

In a decisive siege, DK's team focused their fire and instantly killed JKL's Varus. However, since Roland's Raven was still alive, their subsequent tower-pushing plan could only be half-implemented.

It's not that they didn't want to jump the tower.

Instead, Roland had to use his ultimate skill at full health just to clear a minion wave, which completely baffled the DK team.

"See, it's always better to be cautious, isn't it?"

As a loyal fan of the four classic anime series, Shield Hero, Ainz Ooal Gown, Cautious Hero, and Stick Hero, Roland has finally regained his dignity in this match. Although he used to be too reckless, that was when he played strong initiation support roles.

If a support hero is not considered a strong engage support, then what is it called?

If a rock golem doesn't use its ultimate to initiate team fights, what use is that rock golem to me?