You actually want me to...

"Alright, alright, while AD carries are indeed a bit weak this patch, looking at the entire league, which AD carry earns as much as you?"

"Brother, you understand? With my net worth, it's already a miracle that I didn't ask for four people to support me."

"There are many ways to get rich, but you chose a difficult one. If you chose to drive a taxi, you might get lucky and make 500,000 yuan in one fare, or at least earn some gas money. It's a business with no investment and huge profits. Plus, five taxis can cover a down payment, ten can buy a house outright, twenty can buy a villa or apartment, and a hundred can achieve financial freedom! Isn't that much faster than playing professionally, and it even has a bit of a lottery element?"

JKL: ......

The Battle for Supremacy: Chapter 71: The Will of Pigs and Dogs

The Ziggs bot lane combo actually became popular during the Summer Split of Season 11, coinciding with patches 11.12 and 11.13. On one hand, the damage of Q and R was increased, and on the other hand, the turret mechanism was updated, providing an extra 250 gold after destroying a turret, encouraging 4-1 split pushing.

Then why bring it out now?

Simply put, although it's not yet the optimal time for Ziggs to appear, it doesn't mean he has no chance to appear. The key lies in a change in version 10.16, where the passive bonus changed from 0.3 at level 1 to a constant 0.5, and the spell power bonus provides an additional 0.5, which is very important.

This change.

This change allows Ziggs to have decent tower-pushing ability in the early game instead of the mid-game. In the S10 Summer Split, this change would seem insignificant against ADCs like Ashe, Ezreal, and Jhin in the bot lane. However, in the current meta where jungle carries are weak, ADCs are almost always late-game champions, and mid laners are picking farming champions like crazy, this buff is incredibly useful.

As for the damage?

This is basically giving him a minor buff.

The most classic combination in later generations is the Bomber + Leona, firstly because the Bomber has enough damage, and secondly because the Leona has excellent counter-engage and tower-diving abilities, making them the best pairing.

And now.

Leona can do what Veigar can do, and Veigar can also do what Leona can't do. The only weakness is that she is relatively fragile in the early game and has low lane pressure. It just so happens that the opponent picked a combination like Dire Maul that doesn't have much damage in the early game. So the so-called BP counter, apply it to defeat the enemy, so naturally you have to plan and create all the conditions to meet the enemy in advance.

It has long reach, fast push speed, and displacement.

Even from a distance greater than Thresh's Q skill, JKL can recklessly throw his Q to clear minions.

What?

Is this a hot dance routine?

Sorry, we're really not that close. You have a 40-meter-long sword, and I'm at the 41-meter mark. Tell me how you're going to lose.

With just three easy waves of minions, the bottom lane minion wave had already been successfully pushed to DK's turret. As the defenders, Aphelios and Thresh could only dodge the enemy's double AP poke while helping the AD clear the minions under the turret, looking rather pitiful.

Seeing such a wonderfully dominant rhythm on the field, even the LPL commentators couldn't help but start joking.

Of course, in terms of professionalism, Da Xiao and Ji De have far surpassed the surrounding commentators, but when it comes to being entertaining, they are actually a bit worse than some casual commentators.

If we could invite a streamer over, we would definitely invite Master Xiejian for this kind of prank.

When it comes to the breadth of commentary, Huya's Gangzi Ge is second to none. He has commentated on WWE, King of Glory, League of Legends, CS:GO, Three Kingdoms War Chronicles, and even Dou Dizhu. He can even commentate on boats. He can bring up the most popular memes on the spot in no time.

Unfortunately... this was ultimately a more serious MSI final, though it could also be because Gangzi wasn't popular enough at that time.

Canyon wanted to make a move, but Haro clearly wasn't giving him any chance.

Even though it was just a quick level 3 run and clearing the red buff in the bottom half of the map, without even touching the F6 or the Krugs, Ha Huang's Xin Zhao went to the river to take the Rift Scuttler first, and casually placed a defensive ward for the bottom lane.

joke.

Where did Harold graduate from?

Guodian Dashu Training Academy – also known as the Double C Protection Association, specializing in AD carry professionals. If you ask him to protect the top lane, he might play a bit hesitantly, but if you ask him to protect the bottom lane for development?

I'm not kidding, he could provide complete vision for the bottom lane even with his eyes closed.

That's the amazing thing about TES.

The previous jungler, Karsa, came from the Royal Club's "Four Protect One" academy and has the dog's certification.

This current jungler, Ha Huang, comes from the State Grid Dual-C Protection Association, inheriting the legacy of the pig.

The will of pigs and dogs is entirely in my hands. Don't even think about using the bottom lane as a weak point, okay?

"Ha Huang's warding habits in the bot lane... really haven't changed in years."

Meanwhile, back in China, Abu and the factory manager exchanged a glance and chuckled as they looked at the familiar eye contact on the screen. After all, he was the second son of the factory, trained at the State Grid base; some things, even after three years of neglect at RW, had become muscle memory etched into his bones.

"What did Jiejie say?"

"He's probably watching the game secretly at home. As a jungler who also came from EDG, he's probably feeling pretty resentful."

Although the loss in the Spring Split made EDG very upset.

But Ha Huang's success unexpectedly ignited Jie Jie's fighting spirit, making it a double blessing for them.

Inside the stadium.

With the jungler providing vision control, TES's bot lane duo is increasingly dominating. It has to be admitted that Genshin Impact is indeed a very talented and strong support... but your AD carry can't keep up.

This is the same combination as JKL paired with Zhuo in the original world.

JKL can dominate two opponents on his own, but two opponents can't beat two opponents. Can you say that's the AD carry's problem?

No, it's obviously someone else's problem.

The same applies to DK's bot lane now. Ghost is so bad that he was so frustrated during the S11 World Championship that he was practically bleeding from his brain. Now that he's picked a late-game carry, it's natural that he'll have a hard time finding any opportunities to break the deadlock in the early game.

[Bouncing Bomb] [Precision Demolition] [Hextech Minefield] [Dark Priest] [Dark Matter]

One AOE skill after another was unleashed by the TES bot lane duo.

In order to wear down his opponent, Ah Shui even used his W survival skill as a poke skill, looking extremely arrogant.

"Seriously, sometimes I feel like Ghost King plays like a top-tier AD carry, but other times, I think he's more like a Gold-ranked solo queue player." Roland couldn't help but chuckle as he checked the skill accuracy.

"Hmm? What do you mean?"

"Just like a Gold I player, he occasionally makes mistakes like a Silver player, and occasionally plays like a Platinum player. Most of the time, he has the confidence of a Gold player. At least he still played like a late-game champion even though he knew we had a double poke bot lane. I really admire that."

That's true.

In the early game, there was almost no opportunity for conflict between the two sides. In the top lane, Ale was suppressed by Khan's Jayce; in the bottom lane, Roland and JKL suppressed the opponent. The junglers on both sides fought wits and courage in the lower half of the jungle. Only in the mid lane... it could barely be considered a 50/50 match?

As long as Canyon doesn't give up on the idea of ​​catching the bottom, the pace of the game will continue like this until level six.

It's just like traveling: you sleep on the bus, pee when you get off, take photos at the designated time, and then you don't remember anything when you get back.

You asked if I went to gank? Yes, I did, and I even placed a ward occasionally.

So, did you produce anything? Sorry... nothing at all.

But as soon as he shifted his target... Knight in the mid lane immediately suffered a heavy blow. Even Knight himself didn't expect that the bot lane was practically shitting on their faces, and they weren't even paying attention to the bot lane.

We're in the middle lane 1v1 battle, deciding who's the top and who's the bottom, and you have to come in and be the bottom?

Isn't this ridiculous?

The gank, while failing to force Knight to use Flash or kill him, successfully reduced Twisted Fate's health to a minimum, forcing Knight to return to base to refresh his health and equipment.

In a sense, this gank was very successful.

"Disgusting, absolutely disgusting. They said they'd go to the bot lane, but instead they came to cause trouble in my mid lane."

"Calm down. As the saying goes, 'If I had ten thousand mansions, I would have ten million mansions.' With Emperor Ha protecting him, he can't come even if he wants to." Roland was quite open-minded.

What is an absolutely core bot lane? This is an absolutely core bot lane.

When the enemy team was playing, there was a Xiangguo every three steps and a Xiaohu every five steps. Whenever there was any trouble, Letme would teleport. They made the bottom lane look amazing. Now it's their turn to be the carry in the bottom lane. Roland thought that JKL's reputation was only slightly worse than Dog's. It's not unreasonable to ask for a jungler to protect him 24/7. The enemy team doesn't dare to bully the bottom lane, so they can only bully other lanes. Isn't that normal?

Just as Roland was comforting Knight, Harold's voice inexplicably came through the team voice chat, carrying an indescribable meaning:

"Oh my god, I should have checked the middle lane."

"It's also because I didn't do a good job of my vision. Oh well."

"But... Knight! Knight! How can I live without you! (crying) (crying) (crying)"

"While I'm glad you've learned a lot from Aban, as a teammate, I really don't want to see you only learning these kinds of things, especially if you could stop doing those dirty tricks. I might be even more touched if you could."

Roland: ...

Ah Le: ...

JKL: ...

The Battle for Supremacy: Chapter Seventy-Two: The Three of Us

Although Canyon's gank suddenly disrupted Knight's rhythm, the overall game still favored TES.

There's no other reason than that these two guys push lanes and towers way too fast.

Before returning to base, without the equipment bonus, JKL's Ziggs might need to auto-attack a few times to clear a wave. But after returning to base and replenishing his equipment, JKL's Ziggs no longer needs to auto-attack to clear waves. He just needs to use Veigar's W first, then throw in an EQ combo, and he can basically clear most of the wave. The rest is just waiting for his Q skill to cool down, making it extremely easy.

This is the power of a double AP bot lane; their wave clear speed is ridiculously fast.

Genshin Impact wanted to land a hook or two to change the course of the battle, but the Emperor Harvest just stayed in the lower jungle and wouldn't leave, and would deliberately wander in front of your DK's vision from time to time. How the hell can you attack like that?

Ha Huang knew it perfectly well.

If you farm normally with the enemy jungler, the bot lane may face the risk of being ganked and crushed. If the fast push strategy fails to work in the early game, it will basically be doomed in the mid and late game.

But once you get ahead in the early game, those three outer defensive towers will have 15 layers of plating and a huge area of ​​vision. With all that, you can easily make up for the experience you missed in the early game.

Moreover.

With his teammates having such a huge advantage, how dare the opposing team come and try to steal the dragon and the Rift Herald?

nonexistent.

This is essentially a form of "loan sharking," where late-game development is used to compensate for early-game deficiencies. Of course, this type of loan is currently relatively benign, as it can at least be recouped. The worst scenario would be a "family lineage loan" where the child inherits the father's money, which would be truly inhumane and unbearable.

soon...

As Twisted Fate reached level six in the mid lane, DK's bot lane duo wisely began to retreat.

We have no choice but to retreat.

A jungler is lurking in the jungle, and a Twisted Fate is ready to use his ultimate in the mid lane at any moment. Even with Sylas by your side to fly alongside you, against the enemy's Ziggs + Veigar combo, your flying down would be nothing short of feeding the enemy team a kill. It's a small gift, but the sentiment is strong!

Roland was even more exceptional.

To create the illusion that Twisted Fate was coming to the bottom lane, he even used Flash + E [Twisted Space], which scared the opposing bottom lane duo so much that they almost peed their pants. Genshin Impact even decisively flashed backward and threw his lantern. The whole set of movements was so smooth that JKL from TES was stunned.

"Wow...that's a good reaction."

"No, shouldn't we be criticizing Ah Ban's scamming techniques right now?"