You actually want me to...

It was only then that everyone was surprised to discover that, without realizing it, LCK and LPL had quietly transformed into the very things they used to hate the most.

Previously, LCK focused on macro-management, while LPL countered with aggressive initiation; now, LPL focuses on macro-management, while LCK counters with aggressive initiation.

It's like a rabbit and an eagle.

One team is working tirelessly on night vision and tactical coordination, while the other suffers from a severe case of insufficient firepower.

After a certain war, China became a fanatic of artillery, while the United States became an expert in night warfare; China fell in love with carpet bombing, while the United States fell in love with squad-based tactical infiltration; China discovered that carpet bombing was indeed convenient, while the United States discovered that tactical infiltration was indeed cost-effective; China and the United States have both become like each other.

Just as both sides' top, mid, and jungle players reached level six, DK's mid laner, unusually, did not continue to maintain pressure after pushing the lane, but instead chose to disappear.

This move was a clear-cut bluff.

At this point, the bottom lane is close to the enemy's turret. If you don't push the bottom lane, the enemy DK can block it. If you push, the TES bottom lane will have to bear the risk of being ganked.

But if you don't push, DK can take advantage of the time they're taking the dragon to leave the lane there and harass your bot lane relentlessly, preventing JKL from getting experience and gold.

The essence of all actions lies in the fact that even if a trade occurs in the mid lane, Lu Xian can still push the lane, and after pushing the lane, he can still position himself in advance to block the enemy. What he's taking advantage of is your ability to control the lane in the early game.

"beat?"

"beat."

"So, if Ah Le prepares to TP, how long will it take Knight to get around?"

"If you don't get carried away, I should be able to catch up."

"The daylily buds are getting cold, hurry up and get it done!"

The opposing team's lineup lacked the ability to initiate team fights before Sion teleported down, so they could only wait to flank.

However, if they go around, it will take longer and give Roland's teammates more time to react and provide support.

"DK is almost there after their flanking maneuver, aren't JKL and Aban going to retreat?"

"TES' mid and jungle are also rushing in; they want to fight!"

"It seems like there's a chance. Anivia has W which can create terrain, so we should be able to stall for time."

"They're here! They're here!"

In the commentary booth, the commentators' attention was already at its limit, but what baffled them was that even though Lucian and Morgana had already used their abilities, and Sion and Fiora had also used their Teleport abilities, Roland still didn't seem to want to use his W skill. He just kept taking a step and pressing Ctrl+3.

The ultimate technique – [The Great Roc Spreads Its Wings]

It poses no threat whatsoever, and its countless flaps of wings are merely an illusion of trying to erect an ice wall. From God's perspective, it looks like an anti-inflammatory needle, and is diagnosed as: epilepsy.

[Damn it, this thing's acting up again.]

[Go for it! Building ice walls is such a wonderful thing! Why not?]

Why didn't you release W? (shouting)

[It's over, there's no escape.]

Faced with the encirclement of several opponents, Roland simply threw a QE towards JKL's pursuers to help his AD escape. Then, when DK's group turned around to encircle him, he took his hands off the keyboard and waited for his passive egg to be knocked out.

"So, Jack, are you touched?"

"You asked me for help when you were the one who courted death?"

"How could you say that? Dude, I did all this for you! How can you be so heartless? What do you owe me? How are you going to pay me back? Holy crap, it hurts so much! Quick, quick, someone come quick! My molting period is coming, come quick!"

"Here you come, here you come, risking your life to buy time, you're really brave."

Just as the Ice Bird Egg was knocked out, TES's reinforcements finally arrived.

Grandma often said...

A sharp sword, sharp eyes.

Our rage is beyond your control.

Faced with the support of TES's subsequent firepower, DK had no time to care about an Ice Bird Egg that was not yet level six. It was precisely because of this that Roland was able to quietly rise from the ashes in such a complex battle situation.

On the other hand, for Sion, who had just landed via Teleport, this was undoubtedly the best time to enter the fray.

What is Sion's ideal teamfight strategy?

It was a combo that hit three enemies, followed by a full Q that knocked up three more. Meanwhile, TES's top, mid, and jungle players, who were currently focused on saving Phoenix, happened to be grouped together.

A golden opportunity!

This is it! Khan suddenly unleashed his ultimate ability. In that instant, he transformed into a dump truck, determined to crush the three opponents.

However...

"boom!"

Shortly after he pressed the accelerator, a sudden ice wall rose up, instantly extinguishing his enthusiasm like a bucket of cold water, turning a perfect team fight into a one-sided accident.

Start with a Spirit Summoning move to secure the opening gate, don't leave the View Gate for a counterattack, if you don't have a Spirit Summoning scroll in hand, use the second skill to instantly unleash the ultimate. That's how simple youth is.

"Although your dump truck doesn't really look like the kind of truck that runs under the setting sun that most people imagine, I acknowledge your youth!"

The Battle for Supremacy: Chapter Sixty-Seven: Your Opponent Is Always One Step Ahead

"This wall..."

"Just how many haters has this company screwed over?!"

Even Ha Huang, who was his teammate, couldn't help but shout out when he saw the ice wall. The reason was simple: the angle of the ice wall was just too tricky.

Not only did it block Sion's ultimate, it also perfectly separated the enemy AD and support. Even the very side of the ice wall blocked Morgana's path to the TES backline, making him need to take two or three more steps to enter the fray and unleash his ultimate.

Simply put: This terrain restricts the hero's collision volume.

All of this was nothing more than an ice wall casually set up by an ice bird that had just hatched from its egg.

Then...

[DK_Ghost kills TES_BAN]

although.

Roland only had one skill cast time between resurrection and standing up before he died again. But it was this one skill cast that disgusted the DK members, especially Sion.

With the terrain blocking the way, not only can you not hit anyone, but the charged Q attack also doesn't have enough range.

But you can teleport over the wall.

Fortunately, it also gave the opponent enough time to react, and this Ice Wall effectively rendered Sion useless.

When a team has only one front-line unit, and that front-line unit is completely controlled and unable to threaten or draw damage from the enemy's back line, then the only outcome for this single-front-line team is certain death.

Irelia and Fiora went absolutely berserk!

What are the characteristics of the four top lane sisters? They are incredibly flashy and have strong chasing ability.

Without Sion's crucial crowd control, the two female warriors could easily penetrate the backline. Irelia was one thing, and Morgana could at least apply some crowd control with her Q, but Fiora... Canyon said he was truly helpless against her.

This is the power of responding to and countering each move in the business plan.

You fight him empty-handed, but he has a dagger.

Fight him with a dagger; he has a machine gun.

They took out machine guns and fought him, but he was driving a dump truck.

They'll always be one step ahead of you, blocking your way. You simply can't do anything against this kind of play.

With a 1-for-3 exchange, and then turning around to deal with Sion who has little mobility, the entire game resulted in a 1-for-4 exchange. Apart from Roland dying at the beginning of the team fight and Kai'Sa accidentally flying into the turret's range while chasing the enemy and almost being killed by the turret, the rest of TES suffered almost no major losses and immediately won a big victory.

【666666】

This ice wall is so cold it makes me want to pee.

[That's ruthless. The main thing is that Anivia was still an egg when Sion was driving. Who the hell could have imagined that the egg would suddenly explode and block the car? It's like a sting operation.]

At first, I thought the board king was feeding, and in fact, he really was. He was just lucky this time.

There's not much to say; it's clearly a gambler's game.

If the opposing team were to really go all out and shout "hit their balls" like they did during the Intercontinental Cup, TES would have already collapsed. Sion's full ultimate and full Q provide a full three seconds of crowd control, and after those three seconds, their lineup would have been completely wiped out.

But...

Roland was willing to gamble that they wouldn't bother with the eggs, which is quite amazing.

They'd seen plenty of people who paid money to raid, but this was the first time they'd ever seen someone risk their life for a raid!

"Alright, the first round is over."

Closing his notebook, Koma, who was also watching the game backstage, immediately closed his eyes and relaxed. With this team fight lost, the game would basically fall into TES's offensive rhythm. The only difference was how they lost this game.

Of course, Koma was not discouraged by this loss.

Again.

Khan didn't pick C, Canyon didn't pick a carry, Beryl didn't pick a champion, you didn't even force my team to bring out the best lineup of players, so how can you say I lost?

The first round was simply a matter of both sides revealing their cards to each other.

"Where did this support player on the other side learn so many heroes?" Even DK's analysts were a bit confused. It's already impressive for a player to master four or five heroes that can be used in matches in a season. But this guy seems to have more than thirty heroes that he hasn't played twice so far.

Is this person's brain made of computer?

"That's because you didn't notice the key point."

"Ok?"

"He can't play all heroes. He only learned the most annoying type of play among all heroes, and then modified it slightly and brought it to the competition... That's why I said that his talent, like Beryl's, is in some weird places."

"For example, the puzzles in Genshin Impact?"

"As far as I know, for him, it can be likened to the self-restraint of the ark."

"???"

On the field, after the most crucial level 6 team fight, TES's offensive became increasingly aggressive and fierce. From the dragon to the Rift Herald to the turret to the jungle, almost every step was precisely timed, especially for the Anivia champion.

If you want to turn the tide, you have to force a comeback.

If you try to force it, there's only one experienced driver in the team who can actually move.

But if you're an experienced driver, you can be stopped by traffic police at any time.