You actually want me to...

But now it's the S11 MSI.

After the jungle carry was basically nerfed across the board, the split-pronged attack on the blue side's bottom half of the map, including the Malphite and F6 camps, will be much slower than Nidalee's attack on the top half of the map, where the jungle carry is all about efficiency.

Since they didn't have to help their own jungler gank, Roland and JKL were naturally happy to have some free time.

Everyone said they trusted their teammate, Ah Le. When you were supporting him, he was incredibly reckless, but when you let him run wild, he would inexplicably become timid at times.

Especially after Roland recommended the dog head forum to him, he said that he had opened the door to a new world of top lane.

Therefore, never underestimate the power of the masses.

Especially Baidu Tieba, which seems outdated, was once one of the top internet giants. If Baidu hadn't messed itself up, it might have surpassed Weibo and Douban.

Based on Roland's interactions, there were three moderators who seemed particularly impressive to him.

The moderator of the Virus Bar helps 8u solve problems every day.

The moderator of the Yui Bar posts lewd pictures every day.

The moderator of the riverbank forum is turning into a source of lewd images every day (laughs).

Look, the online world is so magical and wonderful.

After getting his most comfortable support champion, Roland's playstyle in the bottom lane started to become increasingly aggressive.

A mage/support role means high damage in the early game, which in turn means stable lane control and stable pick control, which means the bottom lane has the initiative. Doesn't the bottom lane's initiative mean that he has the final say in this half of the jungle?

Throw Q, full Q, bomb the back row minions.

Of course, while charging up his explosive attack, he didn't forget to go online early to pull the minion wave.

At level 1, Riel's movement speed is slower than Gragas'. Unless Genshin Impact had anticipated this, he couldn't have stopped Gragas from getting online early. The reason for the delay is simple: to prevent the enemy Tristana from using her E skill passive.

Why is it that sometimes you can't beat a small cannon in a race for second place?

It's because of this oversight that the minion waves are basically clustered together. If someone kills one minion, they can AOE four or five minions. It's impossible for you to win against them. On the contrary, if you go to the lane early to disrupt the minion wave and spread them out, the enemy Tristana's passive will become useless.

At that time, how can a melee champion with no AOE, plus a Tristana whose E skill can't hit minions, compete with their Kai'Sa + Gragas combo for level two?

It doesn't exist!

"You little rascal, even though you're usually a bit eccentric, you're still pretty good at small details. No wonder I taught you." Seeing this, JKL started shamelessly praising himself again.

"You're kidding me. This is all based on experience from the martial arts world. You, the chosen one, have definitely never had much experience with this kind of thing."

"For example?"

"For example, when we can no longer play professionally and need to go out to work, if you get ripped off while looking for a job, you can only sulk. But I'm different. I'll just go on Gaode Maps and rate the company so that people who come after me can see whether it's real or fake before they even arrive. I'm determined to be that guiding light!"

JKL: ......

The Battle for Supremacy: Chapter 77: You didn't even ask!

In the bottom lane, Roland and JKL gradually established their dominance, but a small problem arose in the jungle matchup.

Lee Sin is a champion that Haro is confident in. He is also one of the few junglers who can keep up with Nidalee's jungle clearing pace. However, unlike Nidalee, who is useful in the mid to late game, Lee Sin is not.

Lee Sin is a champion who should try to make plays in the early game, even if it means sacrificing some of his own development.

So he set his sights on the middle lane.

But Harper is also very cunning.

The traditional jungle route would have him clear the jungle from bottom to top at the start of the game, reaching the fourth or fifth jungle camp before going to the mid lane, giving the opponent time to react. However, in this game, he chose to rush to level three and then invade the enemy's F6 camp to observe the enemy jungler's position, before making a feint by walking down the enemy jungle.

Then... he marked the location of the Golem in his own upper jungle on the map.

"what's the situation?"

"I don't know if they have vision at the jungle entrance. If they have, the enemy bot lane should retreat even if they push back the lane."

"so?"

"So he'll definitely go to my rock golem spot. Go and place a ward for me when you have time."

"it is good."

The jungler position is inherently the most strategic one. Not only do you have to think about your own route, but you also have to think about the enemy jungler's route, and you have to consider all the people who might come to support the jungle. To put it bluntly, when you can't confirm the enemy's position, most of the time the jungler's judgment of the enemy can be summed up in one word: gambling!

Eye placement - Eye treading - Dragon pit

After deliberately feinting and confusing the enemy's vision, Haro suddenly returned to the mid-lane bushes to ambush them. Just as he finally made it back to the mid-lane, the DK duo in the bottom lane inexplicably started to back down.

At the same time, shortly after Ah Le's monkey saw Nidalee's invasion in the ward, in the ward position.

The information has been captured.

As DK's strongest trump card, Canyon's jungle carry, how could White Crescent not have conducted special research on him? To put it bluntly, Canyon's jungle carry is characterized by unparalleled jungle planning and resource control capabilities.

You might not have taken this kind of jungler seriously if you encountered him in the fasting meta a few years ago.

However, if you try to defend against him using the traditional fasting strategy, he can take away half of your jungle in one go. In addition, the damage of Smite is now tied to the level, making this type of jungler almost invincible in the current version.

Haro certainly doesn't have the all-around abilities of Caonyon; if he did, TES wouldn't have been able to buy him so cheaply.

But...Harry can break the deadlock in another way.

Although RW's three years were considered a semi-retirement period, they did win some games during that time. Every victory was achieved through bold and audacious decisions, overwhelming their opponents tactically and taking them seriously strategically. In short, they won by playing dirty tricks against their opponents.

And now... it's just applying the same old tactics to the Death Knight.

Just as Xu Xiu in the middle lane learned that the Blind Monk had gone down and used up his health, even using up his Shadow Shield, a white sonic wave shot out from the bushes and landed precisely on him.

"Wait, Lee Sin?"

Before Showmaker could react, the next second, the power of Echo Slam carried Lee Sin's body flying towards him, while Syndra raised her W skill, failing to use her E skill Scatter Shot.

It wasn't until Lee Sin had unleashed his full combo and the low-health opponent was about to retreat to the tower that Knight reluctantly used his Spell "Dispel Weakness," forcing Akali to use her Summoner Spell "Flash."

A reverse-thinking gank, and the lightning strike was successful!

【666666】

[Ha Huang's gank was pretty impressive; he clearly did his research.]

[His acting was superb; he not only caused the enemy bot lane to lose lane, but also forced Xu Xiu to use Flash.]

If they could pull off one or two more of those attacks, even Canyon's incredible strength wouldn't be able to turn the tide.

Seeing the surprise at the start, LPL viewers were absolutely thrilled.

But... the good times didn't last long.

Aside from the initial reverse-thinking gank that did yield some results, every subsequent gank by Haro was firmly marked by Canyon's lane minions.

The reason is simple: the struggle in the jungle is also a struggle for vision.

On the map, there are only six groups of jungle monsters on one side. If you choose to gank a lane, I can steal one group if you go once, and two groups or even three if you go twice.

At that time.

My jungle entrance is full of our own vision and traps, while your jungle only has four or five camps of monsters left. Considering the monster respawn time, you, as a jungler, can't just keep ganking without farming monsters, right? This isn't Season 7 anymore. Playing like this will lead to big trouble.

The more Lee Sin moves around, the more jungle resources are lost.

Nidalee barely moved, but consistently suppressed Lee Sin's development and movements by invading his jungle.

Canyon's terrifying ability to control the tempo is what forces every opponent to make choices: ganking and losing jungle camps, or farming and losing lane priority. On Zhihu, his overall evaluation is: Karsa's map radar during S8 MSI + Peanut's counter-jungling awareness during S6 + MLXG's ganking skills during S7 + Ning's support awareness during S8 + his own T1-level map control and farming ability.

Of course, it's impossible to be 100% accurate; it's estimated that he inherited about 80-90% from various sources and pieced them together, which only makes him seem more terrifying.

"So strong... How did you guys beat him in S10? Was it because of Karsa?" Haro frowned, sensing something was wrong. Last year, before he joined TES, he felt that TES's jungle matchups were really that difficult.

Not entirely.

"Could it be because of the white crescent moon?"

"It really doesn't matter much."

"Then how the hell did you manage to do that? It can't be because it was A-Ban's command, can it?"

......

"Wait, could I have guessed right? Holy crap, Ah Ban, you could do this, why didn't you say so sooner?"

"You didn't even ask!"

At this point, not only was Harold stunned, but even Roland himself was completely dumbfounded.

God knows how long it's been since they've faced a team that plays jungle carries. In the LPL, even JDG's Kanavi has gone back to the mainstream and adapted to the meta. Who the hell would go against the meta and play a jungle carry?

Over time, he subconsciously forgot that he could actually play jungle carry, and only focused on playing bot lane.

Everyone knows what to do next.

Three points depend on the AD carry, three points on the support, four points on teamwork, and the remaining ninety points depend entirely on whether the mid, top, and jungle can have a carry. He's usually so comfortable, but suddenly having to get moving and deal with a jungle carry is something he's not used to.

"Then you better hurry up, you bastard!"

"Alright, alright, let me take a look first. I was so focused on counting how many minions Ah Shui missed that I didn't pay much attention to the jungle."

JKL: ? ? ?

The Battle for Supremacy: Chapter Seventy-Eight: Passing is an Art

After getting a feel for the situation on the field, Roland instructed Harper to focus his defense directly on the upper half of the court.

It's very simple. The first Herald must not be given to the enemy. Since the Herald cannot be given, then the upper jungle must not be affected before the Herald team fight. After all, everyone who knows Aatrox knows that two items can make someone else's three items work. Even if he only has one Mythic item, his sustain in team fights is ridiculously high.

With Ha Huang readily accepting the order, the defense of the lower jungle naturally became lax.

"You just lure the enemy jungler towards our bot lane like that?"

"What's there to be afraid of? Anyway, you have acceleration and I have displacement. As long as it's an airport, we can still take off."

"But what if takeoff fails?"

"That means this might be the St. Barth Gustav Airport on St. Barth Island."

Perhaps it was because Haro's actions were too obvious, or perhaps the defense in the bottom lane was abnormally weak. Even though Roland had moved Haro to the top lane, Canyon's Nidalee never showed any desire to gank the bottom lane.

It's quite obvious that the enemy's target really is the first vanguard.

Then... he'll have to change his game strategy, maybe use some tricks or something.