You actually want me to...

It's evolved into a battle between cultivators and Star Wars now. The damage is still the same, but the special effects...

Anyway, with those scenes, even Avengers: Endgame would have felt like it ended too soon.

then.

In the second game, after forcing out TES's bot lane duo, DK countered by picking Xerath in the mid lane.

For Roland, a transmigrator who arrived right after the S10 season, the sense of disconnect that Xu Xiu's Xerath brought was no different from seeing "Cai Hanwen" in the news being forced to go into business due to livelihood difficulties. That was truly a classic triple scene of "subway, old man, and mobile phone".

They simply couldn't handle it.

"As expected, we underestimated the other side."

Just as boys like electronic toys and girls like dolls when they are young, and women like electronic toys and men like dolls when they grow up, this method also applies to DK.

Back in the S10 World Championship, they were defeated by TES's incredibly creative and unconventional ideas.

They've learned from their mistakes and are now also good at creating mischief, which seems quite reasonable, doesn't it?

"Ah Ban, look at other people."

"That's not right. Shouldn't we be thinking about the coach's role if we get tricked? What does it have to do with me, a player?" Roland was completely stumped. He had a bunch of weird and wonderful ideas in his head, but the problem was that White Crescent would have to agree to let him play them.

Do you really think he can play around with slutty things without reporting it in advance?

That's just because the other four teams don't know it yet. White Crescent knows perfectly well what he's doing but is pretending to be stupid. During the draft phase, the coach is always hanging around behind the players. If he really didn't want to be messed with by Roland, he would have held Roland's hand down long ago.

"Why are you asking me? I'm just a coach. I have to rely on A-Bo. In my eyes, this guy is like a Human-Human Fruit-Mythical Zoan-Newton form. It's normal for him to pull out some weird and interesting things anytime."

"???"

Of course, these strategies are just for fun. Given the pace of LCK and DK's lineup, it's already a miracle if they manage to pull out Xerath. TES doesn't need to worry about the opponent pulling out a second weird item.

The reason is simple: your bot lane is weak.

A computer's performance is determined by its overall configuration, not by whether you have a 3090Ti and can play AAA games with any junk components. At least, someone who scavenges junk components will definitely not be able to make the game run smoothly, and even if they do manage to, it won't last long.

At this moment, the comments outside the arena, especially those from the LPL, were all censored.

[2333, I knew I'd lose the second game.]

[Do I even need to watch TES's matches? I consciously skip the second game.]

[Indeed, they always get cocky when they win and immediately become cautious when they lose. That's only because they lost one game; if they lost another, wouldn't everyone go on a rampage?]

Is it possible that TES, starting with a 0/2 score, was actually the strongest team?

Seriously, this score has been consistent with most of TES's BO5 matches over the past year. I can't wait to see Banhuang's antics in the third game. Generally speaking, once the score is 1-1, TES is invincible!

"Since they're provoking us like this, we have to retaliate."

"Wait... is this considered provocation?" JKL was shocked. This guy just secretly learned a skill, right? It shouldn't be taken this seriously, should it?

"As the master of pranks, they trampled my dignity on the ground. This is a fact that I absolutely cannot accept. It is not only trampling on my dignity, but also trampling on the team, the competition area, and the beautiful dreams of all prank enthusiasts around the world."

"No... wait, what are you doing?"

"I have made up my mind. I will represent League of Legends fans around the world to bring justice to DK."

"He...this...I...never mind, forget I said anything."

"Did you hear that, DK? The hero in your hands is weeping! Today, let us recount your sins!!!"

The remaining four members of TES: ......

The Chase: Chapter Seventy: The Underworld, This is the Lower Path!

Ten minutes later, when the TES team returned to the field, their gazes towards DK began to look somewhat strange.

The reason is simple: White Crescent agreed to let them use a new tactic that they had been secretly honing recently. This tactic was so ruthless and inhumane that it was usually used to deal with special enemies.

The fact that the white crescent moon was used here only suggests that the leader may have made some promise before the competition, and now the leader is angry because the promise was not met.

"I don't know what the other side did to make the coach make such a big decision."

"No, isn't it normal to use it here? Are you planning to use it when you go back to play the regular season?" After thinking for a while, Ah Le and Ha Huang finally realized that this was exactly the kind of trick they were going to use in a big competition.

Are you treating video games like the national table tennis team? Are world champions inferior to the neighborhood champions downstairs?

"That seems to be true. Ah Shui and Ah Ban, are you two in the bot lane at a good level now?"

"A farmer's skill in farming is barely enough to earn a living, and he's barely presentable to others."

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

Hearing Roland say that, everyone immediately relaxed.

quickly,

First round of bans:

TES: Varus, Nightmare, Nidalee

DK: Crocodile, Lee Sin, Lucian

In this game, TES on the blue side banned three heroes that DK found somewhat puzzling. Varus was one thing, and Nightmare at least showed that they wanted to protect the bot lane, but Nidalee... why are you starting to respect Canyon in the third game?

Koma couldn't quite understand TES's moves, but as a coach, he could only guess at their moves.

One round of PICK:

TES: Twisted Fate (first pick), Gnar, Veigar

DK: Sylas Thresh (first and second tier), Udyr

Although it's completely unclear what TES is trying to do, judging from the Twisted Fate pick, it's roughly clear that TES wants to play on the side lanes. Therefore, Kkoma must take Udyr, a champion strong in early-game roaming and ganking.

Second round bans: Captain, Kai'Sa, Draven, Caitlyn

By this point, Koma had already sensed the potential of a fast-push bot lane strategy, and then decisively picked Jayce as his fourth pick.

Although Jayce is easy to gank, he becomes a solo laner with little attention when the enemy team uses a fast push bot lane composition. With Thresh in hand, Koma believes that as long as the bot lane stays under the tower, it can provide Jayce with plenty of room to farm.

"As expected... I didn't guess it."

When they saw Jayce as their fourth pick, the entire TES team almost burst out laughing.

"He probably thought that with Thresh around, it would be difficult for us to tower dive, but he didn't realize that towers aren't invincible either."

The last two moves:

Xin Zhao + Ziggs!

At that moment, the entire audience gasped in surprise!

"Bomberman?"

"Wait a minute, we were just discussing how TES might be a physical damage team, and now you're contradicting us like this?" The senior commentator was shocked. He had just finished analyzing that the bot lane might be a decoy, with Senna and Veigar playing together in the bot lane, and then the camera switched to targeting Jayce in the top lane, and here you are, unleashing your ultimate move? What about his reputation as a professional host?

Holy crap, I've played this combo in Silver rank.

[Bomberman + Veigar, what kind of inhuman combination is this? Others want lives, they want graves!]

[No wonder Thresh isn't banned... this combination isn't really afraid of Thresh.]

[I have a feeling that this guy might be a tanky, tanky Mage with a cooldown reduction effect on the Eternal Frostbite instance, right?]

That's why a routine becomes a routine.

The key is that before he fully reveals his hero, you have no idea what the opponent will pick, and once the opponent has fully revealed their hero, you don't know what hero you can pick last to counter him.

Even... DK's last pick is still an AD carry, either Jinx or Aphelios.

By this time, Koma's face was ashen.

Is it really necessary to be so petty?

They only touched Xerath once, and you immediately use the Ziggs + Veigar combo to annoy them?

Can't you handle this?

After thinking for a long time, DK could only pin his hopes on Aphelios, who could unleash spectacular fireworks.

This is the end.

TES: Top lane Gnar, Jungle Xin Zhao, Mid lane Twisted Fate, Bot lane Ziggs + Veigar

DK: Top lane Jayce, Jungle Udyr, Mid lane Sylas, Bot lane Aphelios + Thresh

Judging from the lineup, DK's lineup selection is actually quite good.

only...

The opposing bot lane duo is essentially a combination of Jie Xusheng and Ma Jun; once they make their move, it's game over.

At the start of the game, both junglers coordinated to farm from top to bottom. With that awful bot lane duo on the other side, it's impossible for you jungler not to go, but if you go down there... it's pointless if the enemy jungler goes down there.

Canyon really wants to rush to level 3 and gank bot lane directly in the lower jungle, but if he chooses this ganking method, and fails to kill the enemy bot lane, his jungle route will completely disrupt the rhythm, and the game will fall apart even faster.

What can be done then?

We can only hope that the bottom lane can withstand the pressure from the opponent in the early game.

It's worth mentioning that, since JKL was playing Ziggs, he chose Teleport instead of Heal as his summoner spell, and Roland also abandoned the traditional Ignite and opted for Exhaust, which he hadn't used in a long time.

Of course, the talent comes with the Unsealed Manual.

At level one, DK's bottom lane immediately felt the onslaught from the opposing bottom lane's insidious duo.

With a single Q skill from the Bomber and a W skill from the Veigar, a large wave of minions is instantly reduced to low health. The reason for daring to play like this is simple: the level 1 Bomber and Veigar combo poses no threat whatsoever.

The level 1 Moon Man is a ranged unit.

He has both red and green blades, but he can't use his skills. Even if a support Thresh hooks him, he can only auto-attack two or three times at most with the green blade. With his meager 55 attack damage at the start, even if you give him multiple Doran's Blades, he'll only have 63. His auto-attacks don't even hurt as much as a Thresh with E.

Don't back down, just push!

"Wow, this thing is really awesome! Traditional AD carries are so bad that even a dog wouldn't play them!"

Continue using skills, auto-attack, and instantly level up to E to push the lane.

There's no need to worry about trading blows, no need to worry about finishing off the opponent, and it doesn't even matter whether you extend your attack range or not, since the opponent's reach is definitely not as far as his.

Such a comfortable development pace, and he's an AP mid laner?

Remembering how I used to play a traditional AD carry and couldn't even kill a melee minion after auto-attacking for ages at level 1, tears... instantly streamed down my face.