You actually want me to...

"Jack, go home after this wave of attacks."

"Why should I?"

"I want to rush to level 6. We can have a fight in the jungle later. Knight, leave some lane for me."

"???"

Roland stated that he is a practical expert, and the idea that AD is the core has not been in his mind since S8.

What can a level 6 Kai'Sa do?

Even if you fly over there and kill someone with low health, it will take you ages to auto-attack them.

But what about a level 6 barrel?

That truly has the ability to change the course of a battle.

The bottom laner solo farms the wave, while the mid laner pretends to roam and gank to gain experience. All the upgrade elements are quietly gathered in this way without anyone noticing. Anyway, when he roams, JackeyLove will still be farming the wave alone. The mid laner will definitely reach level six eight minutes ago. In reality, no one is really at a disadvantage. It's just a reasonable allocation of resources.

To make the performance more realistic.

JKL even deliberately went up to get a full combo from the support, only to be reduced to low health and forced to retreat.

Meanwhile, after Roland waited for JKL to return and started roaming, a skirmish was successfully fought in the upper jungle. Although no kills were achieved, Roland still managed to reach the mid lane and soloed a wave of experience and gold.

And all of this, which was supposed to be a coincidence, was clearly seen by the audience from his first-person perspective.

Here they come, they're starting to stir things up.

"You pluck feathers from a passing goose, and leave your skin behind when an animal leaves; truly, you are something else entirely."

[This classic fast-six strategy is so over-the-top that only JKL would be willing to play along like this; it's ridiculous.]

[Don't say that. If TES were willing to release him, countless ADCs from LPL teams would be begging for him. Do you really think he's still the same reckless guy he was a year ago?]

In LPL

AD is easy to find, but a good assistant is hard to come by.

The contracts of well-known support players are basically all locked up. Those support players who come out of youth training and have a little bit of fame are also targeted and tied up by various clubs early on. Someone like Roland, who was a bonus when they picked up JKL, was really lucky. It's like when IG bought Kakao and gave Rookie away. How many years does it take for a deal like this to happen?

It's so cheesy it's making everyone else jealous.

Although Roland didn't have a clear feeling about it, he knew that from God's perspective, DK's economy should be slightly ahead of theirs. Just in this jungle matchup, they probably had a four or five hundred dollars ahead of Haro.

then...

At the seven-minute mark, both supports disappeared from the bottom lane in perfect unison.

The only difference is that Genshin Impact went straight to the jungle to meet up with his teammates after returning home, while Roland came up from the bottom lane and plunged into the mid lane minion wave, frantically rushing the minion wave.

"Ah Ban, what did the Vanguard Regiment say?"

"Since we're here, let's make the best of it."

"Oh, I see. You mean we should see how things go before making a decision?"

"No, what I mean is, since we're here, let's bury us here."

"???"

Kill - Enter the bush - hide in the bush where there is no vision to level up to level 6.

Just before the eight-minute mark, Roland's Gragas finally reached level six by using various methods to gain experience. However, he didn't rush out. Instead, he cautiously probed the river's vision and advanced little by little. After his teammates cleared the wards, he slowly crawled forward and slipped into the river bushes in the upper half of the river.

From God's perspective, the four members of DK—top, mid, jungle, and support—are constantly gathering towards the vanguard position.

Seeing the movements of the other side, even Roland, who had been lying in ambush, couldn't help but burst into laughter from the bottom of his heart.

“你们知道吗？樱花下落的速度是秒速五厘米。是克里门特·沃洛什洛夫-2重型坦克的152.4毫米m-10t榴弹炮发射pb-35apcbc被帽风帽穿甲弹时炮口初速的八千七百二十分之一，是发射 of-530he榴弹时炮口初速的一万零六千分之一噢~”

?

"Two hearts that are close together will be smashed to pieces by the shrapnel from an armor-piercing shell within 500 meters, while the 6.86 kilograms of explosives in a grenade will blast them to smithereens."

???

"No force in the world is stronger than love, except for the KV-2 heavy tank and its 152mm main gun, and of course, this [Explosive Barrel] in my hand."

? ? ? ? ? ?

It has to be mentioned that Canyon is truly an amazing jungle carry.

He didn't gank anywhere in the early game, yet he managed to put immense pressure on them from various angles. However... even the strongest individual has their limits. Roland began charging his Q skill, Rolling Barrel, from the bushes, and decisively unleashed his ultimate the instant he emerged from the bush, pinpointing the enemy's position.

R [Exploding Barrel]

A sudden, massive explosion rang out among the DK crowd, scattering the unprepared DKs in all directions.

Even as they were being controlled by the ultimate ability, the DK team still couldn't figure out how this Gragas support managed to reach level six first and appear in that position so quietly.

Among them, the one who was blown up closest to the pre-set Q skill happened to be Canyon's Nidalee.

"It seems a little crooked? But... it's a minor issue!"

E [Meatball Impact] + F [Flash]!

The sudden 90-degree turn intercepted the Nidalee, who was still in mid-air, and slammed her down from the sky. As soon as she landed, her fully charged [Rolling Barrel] exploded again, followed by W [Drunken Frenzy].

"Oh!"

With a perfect triple kill by Gragas, Canyon's Nidalee hadn't even regained the initiative before Gragas had already used up her entire combo.

Then I looked up again.

Before him, Syndra and Lee Sin were staring intently at his presence.

"That's why I said, playing Gragas is like White Chocolate, passing is an art, don't you guys think?"

"Indeed, as for scoring, just leave that to us!"

E【Weaklings, begone!】

The Battle for Supremacy: Chapter 79: The Doctor's View of "Invincible"

"Wow, Ah Ban's move is amazing."

"That ultimate move completely shattered the DK lineup!"

As the saying goes, you have your Zhang Liang's strategy, and I have my way of getting over the wall. We admit that Canyon's jungle carry is indeed outrageous to a certain extent, but... you dare to let Gragas, the only designated initiator in the LPL, go? Have you forgotten how you lost the last game of the S10 World Championship?

[Holy crap, is this the Maslow's triangle killing technique?]

No matter how many times I watch it, I still think the geometric barrel design of the Gragas is incredibly cool and awesome!

I really don't understand how a big, burly man can only do such grotesque things, but I love them!

[How could that foolish DK understand the strategic importance of an operator whose skill can forcibly change the enemy's position in the eyes of Dr. Arknights? In short: Mastery Level 9!]

It's worth mentioning that Gragas is a champion with a very high skill ceiling and floor, and he's also extremely difficult to master.

Why?

Even a novice Gragas who has only played a few games might fantasize about trying to use the Geometry Barrel without even understanding its abilities, resulting in all sorts of hilarious mishaps.

If Gragas' damage hadn't been nerfed, he would actually be a pretty perfect mid-lane champion, practically the father of assassins.

Think about it.

Back in the day, Ruobuqun, the "e-sports Pangu" who transformed into three pure heroes with a single Q, first taught his signature card in his tutorial video, and the second video directly taught him mid-lane Gragas. His phrase "instant explosion" can probably still echo in the ears of many veteran players from time to time.

Of course, in high-level games these days, Gragas is basically just a tank and initiator, not a damage dealer. He's better off in ARAM.

With a 0-for-1 exchange and the addition of the Rift Herald, TES's strategy was incredibly successful. They not only disrupted Canyon's rhythm, giving Haro a chance to breathe, but also secured the Rift Herald, which was the most likely threat to them in the early game.

The next two minutes were their rhythm.

"That's impressive, A-Ban, this steal of the top six is ​​absolutely brilliant."

"It's just a minor thing. To put it bluntly, your ingrained thinking is too strong. If you play more AAA games, you'll all have a bit of a concept of skipping class in your heads."

"Skipping class?"

"It's about exploiting bugs to pass through walls, getting quest items ahead of time, attacking through clipping, crouching to taunt, and using fake collision volumes. Basically, it's about avoiding unnecessary combat and plot points, focusing only on the result and ignoring the process."

"Oh, this..."

In terms of rhythm, although TES briefly regained some ground, overall it was still a 50/50 game.

The opposing team's lineup has too much burst damage in the early game.

The Light Sword Demon had absolute dominance until 25 minutes into the game. Khan was able to go toe-to-toe with Ale despite Conter's Monkey King playing Light Sword Demon in the laning phase, which already shows the current skill gap between the two players.

Not to mention the dual carries like Akali and Tristana.

And here at TES.

Syndra is incomplete without upgrading her Q skill, and Kai'Sa needs at least three items to see any damage. In the early game, TES's strategy is to stall, avoid fights, and try to trade resources with the opponent, just like in this Vanguard team fight.

then...

From God's perspective, TES, who initially had the advantage, inexplicably started to play steadily, which really made the audience anxious.

"If they keep dragging this out, Canyon can catch up." Ning, who was watching the live stream from the sidelines, scratched his head. Although he hadn't played professional matches for a while, based on his experience as a jungler, it would be too easy for Nidalee to close the gap if TES avoided the fight like this.

"Well, there's nothing we can do. With that lineup on the other end, do you really dare to go head-to-head with them in the early game?" Zitai, who was also on the voice chat, rolled his eyes at him.

"Why wouldn't you dare?"

"Oh, I forgot you came from the IG Mad Dog Asylum. Never mind."

"Damn, you were the one who took care of dogs back in RNG, okay? Stop making baseless accusations!"

That's what lineup economics is all about. If someone has a lineup that's invincible in the early game but weak in the late game, it's not very interesting to try to fight them head-on in the early game.

To put it simply: it's like an 18-year-old boy full of vigor, who can go three to five times a night for a week straight without rest, but his partner certainly can't be a girl of the same age, who could withstand that?

same.

The same applies to women over thirty. Men of the same age who can have sex three to five times a week are already considered virile, but women of the same age who can have sex three to five times a night are still full of energy the next day. How can you fight with such an unequal fighting power?

This was a complete stomp.

Doesn't this make things much clearer?

It's not that we can't fight, but at this point in the game, we're unlikely to be able to subdue the opponent; instead, we'll be the ones to be subdued. With TES's lineup, what we need is to bide our time in the early game and then find an opportunity to deliver a decisive blow in the late game, leaving them screaming in despair.