You actually want me to...

"That's true..."

There are many things that support players need to pay attention to at the start of the game. Even when entering the game, the players' attention is mostly focused on the coach who is rushing to deploy tactics. They generally don't have the time to look at everything in detail.

Don't believe it.

If everything were that detailed, there wouldn't have been so many instances of junglers leaving with Ignite.

"Wow, you've really put your talent to good use." JKL glanced at the situation in the bottom lane with some surprise. Due to Thresh's sudden surge with Electrocute, the initiative in the bottom lane immediately shifted to TES. The two players coordinated to push forward and force the enemy to last-hit minions, playing a game of experience suppression.

"It's just a gamble. Anyway, their burst of power isn't enough, so bringing aftershocks won't be of much use."

Talent, you know.

To put it simply, it's a small thing that affects the early game. You can't really say it can bring any big improvement. The added attributes can even surpass it with the most basic equipment. So the best way to allocate points is to make it as effective as possible in the early game.

Make the best use of resources.

This is a lesson Roland learned after playing practice matches against teams from various other regions.

Why should we be bound by the fixed formula of talent?

These days, even cucumbers have different uses, so what's wrong with slightly altering its natural properties, right?

Let's talk about the early stages of this game.

Killing him is definitely out of the question. Tahm Kench is incredibly good at protecting people, to say the least. If it weren't for this piece of junk, and Knight had picked Zoe mid and directly picked off the enemy mid laner, this game would probably have ended in the first 20 minutes.

But just because he can't be killed doesn't mean he can't cause trouble.

With the minion wave pushed and the AD carry abandoned, the support immediately began invading the enemy jungle. This action even scared the emperor, who had been paying close attention to the minimap, so much so that he wet himself.

"Holy crap, calm down! I haven't even spotted the enemy jungler's location yet!!!"

"No problem, once I give them my name, they'll be scared away."

"Your former FMVP honor?"

“Tell me my name and I’ll give you a shock! I am General Xing Daorong of Lingling!”

"???"

Of course, while we can play around with the fun, we still need to make some necessary intrusions.

I didn't intend to invade too far. My main goal was to place a ward over the wall at the location of the Krugs in the enemy jungle to help me determine the enemy jungler's position. But it would have been better if I hadn't placed the ward. As soon as I put it in, I ran into Morgana, who was attacking the red buff.

Morgana: ? ? ?

Thresh:......

Before the enemy Morgana could react, Roland, quicker than his hands, immediately shouted in the team voice chat: "Knight, JackeyLove, quick, stop the enemy mid and bot laners, but don't actually stop them."

"what?"

"Just listen to me, you won't go wrong!"

Originally, Thresh's level 1 skill point was allocated to E, and Roland's skill point wasn't touched at level 2, precisely to avoid encountering such frustrating situations.

But since we've already encountered this... then...

Then don't blame him for taking action!

Use basic attack, E [Pendulum of Doom], apply Ignite, and instantly learn W [Soul Lamp] to throw it down into the Elemental Dragon Pit.

The movements were fluid and graceful, and the person even kept moving closer.

"Holy crap!? The enemy jungler invaded?"

"I don't know, but they're preventing me from going there."

"The same goes for the bottom lane. There are no wards in the tri-bush, and the AD is still aggressively moving forward. It's very likely that they've already passed through."

"But the dragon pit...we have no vision to see it. Is Olaf's jungle clear really that strong?"

Since Morgana's jungle farming strategy involves leveling up Q before level 3 and W before level 2, Morgana, who doesn't have Black Shield, is quite wary of whether the enemy is actually invading. Just as she was about to wait, Thresh flashed to her side with a "whoosh," and the distance of her W [Soul Lantern] was instantly extended to its limit.

"Holy crap! They actually came!?"

If a support is this decisive, even using both summoner spells, then isn't that a sure thing for the jungler to arrive?

Elyoya immediately used Smite and Q skill, then flashed away with a "whoosh," instantly pulling herself and the red buff away a distance of more than a flash, unleashing an unprecedented escape speed.

then

Off the field... the atmosphere is completely chaotic!

The Chase: Chapter Forty: Life is Full of Fun

"Phew, that was close. I almost got caught by their jungler and support combo. Luckily, I reacted quickly." Elyoya, who managed to escape by pressing Q and Flash at the last second, was now pounding her heart. After all, it was her first time facing a world-class opponent like TES. Being able to press Flash in sync with the enemy support's Flash was already proof of her professional-level reaction and hand speed.

"Nice, Elyoya, you're so fast!"

"Absolutely. Speed ​​is the only way to win in martial arts. We learned that from TES's country."

"But...why is their jungler Olaf coming out from the top half of the river?"

"What!?"

Upon hearing Humanoid's words, Elyoya quickly shifted her gaze to the mid-lane position on the minimap. Just as Ryze and Orianna were locked in a fierce battle, the enemy jungler Olaf suddenly threw an axe out of the bush. His swiftness and decisiveness even startled Orianna into using Flash.

Now comes the problem.

Since Olaf ran out from the top side of the river to gank the mid lane, who was the enemy support throwing the lantern into the dragon pit for?

For a fleeting moment, a terrifying thought crossed the minds of the MAD members.

By the time Elyoya finally realized what was happening and belatedly rushed back to the red buff location, Thresh, who had just been swaggering towards him, was nowhere to be seen. He had already slipped away during the time gap in information.

They were all outsmarted by the enemy Thresh!

Holy crap, 666666!

[Wouldn't MAD have a mental breakdown during the post-match review?]

[Hahaha, Ha Huang is so shameless! He could have quietly invaded the jungle to earn more, but he chose to show up in the mid lane to mess with people's mentality.]

[A textbook escape, an unexpected path—you're really good at being a dog.]

Damn it.

Let alone MAD, any jungler, when you see Thresh throwing his lantern backwards and flashing into you, which jungler can resist pressing Flash?

It would scare someone to death.

This is a killer move that even experts can't avoid; only idiots can escape it.

"Well done, A-Ban! You're truly worthy of your reputation."

"That's right, stop talking nonsense. Ha Huang, hurry up and come down to protect him. If you show your face, won't his jungler be stuck in the bottom lane?"

"Here he comes, here he comes. That's what I was hoping for. Otherwise, it would be too much trouble for Ah Le to gank Ah Le on the top lane."

"Actually, I'm fine.jpg"

All of MAD's early game momentum was completely extinguished by Roland's unexpected actions. Morgana is a champion who relies heavily on jungle clearing speed, in other words, she relies heavily on Flash.

Once there is no Flash.

Olaf's invasion is a recipe for disaster, but if you want to avoid being caught by Olaf, you have to adjust your jungle route accordingly, which in turn reduces your jungle clearing efficiency and your early ganking opportunities.

Furthermore, with no Flash available in the mid lane, Humanoid's mid laner was unable to provide support to Morgana in the jungle.

Therefore... the entire MAD team was almost completely unaggressive in the early game, and could even be considered as having no jungler in the early game. In such a situation, even if the top laner could defeat the melee Gnar with his long range, he still had to consider whether he could withstand the jungler's ganks, which further eased the difficulty of Ale's development.

With the top laner comfortably farming and the mid and bot laners dominating the lanes, it's incredibly comfortable for the jungler, Haro.

In short: with three lanes in control, even a dog can win if the jungler has it.

of course.

Since it was so difficult to get kills online, Roland spent most of the ten minutes watching the jungler. After all, what's more interesting than watching the junglers play tag?

"Red, red, red... Morgana on the other side should be at the red spot."

"Huh? Are you sure?"

"It's highly likely. There are no more jungle camps left in the upper half of the jungle. He can't possibly dare to take the river crab in the river, can he? We have vision."

"That's true, I'm going!"

When it comes to watching a spectacle, Roland is a professional.

Before he transmigrated, when he was still a corporate slave, he had little savings and money. His biggest hobby was to find the largest nightclub near his rented apartment late at night and watch the excitement with the motorcycle taxi drivers waiting for fares, the late-night snack vendors, and the occasional designated driver.

Drinking fights, cheating and getting caught, pulling women in the middle of the road, and even the most exciting women fighting—all sorts of dramatic scenarios unfold every day, so entertaining that you don't want to go home and sleep.

Of course, first-tier cities are definitely not that chaotic.

But in the second tier and beyond, it's really a battle of gods. Those who shoot short videos to ride the wave of popularity don't need to think of any ideas. They just set up a camera at the appointed time every day, and the footage just comes out in a ton.

Of course, while watching the excitement, Roland didn't forget to call on Harold to capture the first elemental dragon.

It's a late-game lineup after all.

It would be really foolish not to take the Elemental Dragon when you have such a big advantage in the early game.

However, it wasn't Roland's style to just watch without doing anything. After helping JKL push the lane and go back to base together once again, Roland thought for a moment, then decisively switched his trinket ward to a scanner, equipped two control wards, a pair of boots, and a health potion, and happily set off for the top lane.

If the mid laner doesn't have Flash, the enemy mid laner will definitely back down.

The bottom laner followed the top laner and had to wait for the enemy minion wave to push back. If they were a little reckless at this point, the enemy jungler Morgana, who had been keeping track of their minions for a few minutes, might come back. Meanwhile, Haro was farming in the upper jungle and couldn't be guaranteed safety.

That being the case.

Then let's go to the top lane and cause trouble. Anyway, Gnar has an advantage against Wukong before level 6. As long as you throw your Q, I don't believe you can control the lane in the top lane.

Tell the truth.

In other words, MAD's top laner Aumut's individual skill is relatively average. If it were a better top laner, Wukong wouldn't be able to hold his own against Gnar in the early game and would be forced back to base in no time.

Professional matches are different from regular ranked games.

Before reaching level 6 in the top lane, range is absolutely the most important thing!

"Ah Le, I've come to find you~"

"what?"