You actually want me to...

what does this mean?

This means that if Roland wants to, he can take advantage of this small detail to steal Leona's health. This is why veteran players like Green Hair are so steady. If they encounter a reckless bot laner who dares to come up at level one to farm minions and gold, Roland can teach them a lesson at level two.

Here, we need to first understand the different styles of bear fighting.

There are two talent builds: Press the Attack and Unyielding. This one is relatively simple. For skill points, max Q when beating weaker opponents, max E when playing AP, and normally max W. The key is in the item build.

A noob-stomping strategy with the Lethal Tempo Trinity (S12).

It has the Undying Grip, Ice Fist, and Giant Nine's front-soft-back-hard style.

There are standard item builds that include Black Cleaver, Iceborn Gauntlet, Black Cleaver, and Sunfire Cape.

There's also the AP build, which is basically unconventional but very fun.

In this game, Roland's choice was... well, no choice at all. He's a support, and he might not even be able to get a second big item in a whole game. Why should he think about all that nonsense?

Determine the best strategy based on your available funds and the most cost-effective approach at any given time.

Equipment is static, but people are dynamic. If the situation requires it, he might even accept building a small Zhonya's Hourglass. Of course, in the end, he will most likely build a tanky build with Sunfire Cape or Iceborn Gauntlet.

Seeing the two strong bot lane duo on the other side looking so timid, JKL, who was initially unhappy before the match, is now grinning from ear to ear. He doesn't even need to worry about positioning; with Volibear standing to the side, would Leona dare to E in?

If you dare to use E, you dare to die. He can kill those scoundrels in the top lane instantly, so how can a little support like you not be able to stop him?

"You know what, even though this piece of junk is a bit weird, it makes me feel much safer than those magic aids."

Honestly, JKL is feeling very emotional right now.

When this guy usually plays support, his positioning is so bad, he stands even further back than me, which is really sneaky. But now that this top laner with such stat-boosting Volibear is standing in front of me, my sense of security is skyrocketing.

It's all just for show anyway.

He'll love seeing more top lane champions played as support in the future!

"Actually, there are other reasons why I chose this one."

"For example?"

"For example, I'll find an opportunity to demonstrate to you how you usually get instantly killed by someone using this thing when you play AD."

"???"

In the bottom lane, Roland, taking advantage of Volibear's early-game strength, acted with impunity.

On the top lane, the Duke was also feeling quite annoyed looking at the new TES player in front of him. It wasn't that he hadn't faced off against TES's various top laners before. Whether it was 369's recklessness, Flandre's greasiness, or Ale's ferocity, he had experienced them all. It was like going to a club and knowing exactly who each of the girls, number 1 to 48, was. But... he had never seen a top laner like this before.

You might say he's fierce, but the Duke's vulnerability prevents the opponent from capitalizing on it.

You might say he's playing it safe, but this guy's laning moves are always making him more aggressive.

You tell me, isn't he amazing? This young player's inexperience is palpable.

But... you just can't seem to get any big advantages from him, you can only occasionally get small ones through experience, which is strange. This cheeky style even makes Zoom feel like he's laning against a low-budget version of Roland, after all, this guy plays top lane in such a weird way.

"Something's not right with this little guy."

"What's wrong?" Hearing Zoom's voice coming from the top lane in the team voice chat, the rest of JDG raised their eyebrows and asked with some confusion.

"He gives me the feeling that he's going up against the King of the Lane."

"???"

Honestly, I initially thought Zoom was only somewhat similar.

But after Da Huang inexplicably identified the enemy jungler, his flashing of the talisman was a true mastery of Roland's style.

In short: despicable!

"I feel like the enemy jungler is in the top lane." As soon as he pinged the ping, Da Huang immediately reported the location to his teammates in the team voice chat.

"you saw it?"

"No, but my mentor (Roland) taught me that if a veteran top laner misses minions even when they have lane priority, they're either making a mess of things or feeding the enemy."

......

"That makes a lot of sense."

Once on the road, it was practically a large-scale training ground.

They've been playing these tricks—selling weaknesses, intentionally taking skills, pretending someone's behind them, pretending no one's behind them—more than once or twice. Anyone who makes it to the LPL, except for newcomers, is a seasoned veteran.

If it were Da Huang, who was still in LDL, he might have already been promoted.

After all, LDL is a league where everyone is fighting each other. If you don't have a solo kill king or MVP king or something, who in LPL will even notice you?

But Roland taught him a lot in the LPL.

To this day, he still remembers the sentence that impressed him the most, and this sentence will accompany him for a long time in TES: "Listen, in this era, dolls are becoming more and more real, while real people are becoming more and more fake. Reality and fakeness have long permeated every aspect of our lives, just like in games. When you can't tell whether the enemy jungler is there or not, you just look at what our bot lane is doing."

"If we go bot lane, you go top, because there's only one jungler and he can't split up. This way, even if he's on one side, we'll still have one side that benefits. If he's not on the other side, then we'll double the profit!"

"If the bottom lane doesn't fight, and the top lane has a good chance, and you really want to go top, then you might as well think about the consequences of going top."

"For example: after the game, your friends received your mobile browser history, etc."

Sedimentation: Chapter Seven: Who says bringing a fishing rod necessarily means you're going fishing?

"TES' new top laner's performance has exceeded my expectations."

"Indeed, it was beyond my expectations."

In just a few minutes, AJ and Ji De reached almost the exact same conclusion, leaving Rita completely bewildered. "Are you two putting on a show and not including me? How come I'm the only one who doesn't see anything wrong?"

In fact, not only the commentators, but even the audience gradually felt it.

How do young, up-and-coming top laners typically play in matches?

They use their best skills, are extremely aggressive, and try to show off their maneuvers in various ways.

So how did TES's new top laner do it?

If you pick a monster with high stats, just focus on farming. If your teammates don't move, I don't move either. If my teammates move, I'll consider moving first. That's a typical domineering top laner. As long as I don't do anything, I won't make any mistakes.

It was precisely this seasoned, shrewd playstyle that rendered JDG's biggest advantage—Duke—useless on the spot.

To reiterate:

Professional players rarely get solo kills unless there's a huge skill gap or one player is playing recklessly. This is true even for DaHuang, who is just a new player in the LPL.

Zoom can only make a small profit through restructuring, but it can't achieve anything substantial.

Is he not strong enough?

No.

It's because the numerical monster Jinfu is too strong. No matter how you try to harass me, after I've traded blows, I'll just do a few sit-ups under the tower and rely on my passive to recover. If I don't have enough experience, I'll make up for it with numerical stats. Anyway, if I farm normally during the laning phase, I'm considered successful.

Do you think the Duke can handle a tanky top laner like this?

No.

He even suffered a stroke from anger.

Holy crap, this rookie top laner is got some skills.

[I've kept the CS difference against the Duke under ten and haven't gotten overconfident, which seems pretty good so far.]

[TES is really good at drawing top laners; they always seem to pull out a decent number of top laners from the gacha pool.]

Let's wait and see. While a supportive top laner is good, he doesn't quite fit the style of the TES team.

For now.

Wei Yan's performance was at least above average; he was able to hold his own in the laning phase. As for his team fight and battlefield support capabilities, we can see how he fares later. Why do I say that holding his own in the laning phase is already a good performance?

Because TES has always been a team that plays aggressively in the early and mid-game, if their top laner gets consistently crushed, will they even be able to win the game?

Just when both sides were still locked in a stalemate in the early stages, Roland's voice soon echoed in TES's team voice chat.

"Hey, how about you go camp the enemy jungler?"

"Wait, are you abandoning your AD so soon? What happened to the loving relationship in the bot lane?" Hearing that this guy seemed to be leaving, JKL immediately became nervous. He had been enjoying himself in lane for so long. If Volibear left, and the enemy duo targeted him, wouldn't he definitely give up the kill?

"Love and affection? What's more important than playing games in the wilderness? Between games and love, I'd choose the M4A1, because it's more convenient."

"???"

After Da Huang mentioned that Nidalee might be in the top lane, Roland already had the idea of ​​invading the jungle. With everyone's jungle camps diagonally opposite each other, you either stay in the top lane and don't farm, or you have to go back to the bottom side of the jungle to continue farming – this was a foregone conclusion in the early game. JDG naturally noticed this situation on the minimap, and after a brief hesitation, Loken and LvMao in the bottom lane slowly started moving towards the jungle.

There was no way around it; their Achilles' heel had been crushed.

Who is the core player of the JDG team?

It's Kanavi.

Even though the current version is no longer the jungle carry version, JDG will inexplicably mobilize the entire team whenever Kanavi's jungle rhythm is threatened in the early game, preferring to suffer losses themselves in order to protect the jungler's early development. This is the opposite extreme of Karsa's jungle style, where he serves his teammates in the early game.

but...

Who says that bringing a hook to the river means you're going fishing? As a seasoned angler, it's perfectly reasonable to fish for other things by the river, isn't it?

"They've taken the bait."

Just as JDG's bot lane duo were face-checking the bush, a giant bear face suddenly appeared in front of them.

"Goddess of Lightning and God of Thunder, quickly unleash your divine powers and accompany me on my funeral procession!"

"Awoo~!"

Without giving the opponent any room to react, the EQWA burst combo was unleashed, with a Flash even inserted in the middle. After all, killing Leona was pointless; only killing Jhin could barely sustain their livelihood.

Loken was also startled by the sudden attack from the enemy Volibear. By the time he reacted, Volibear had already unleashed a full combo on him, single-handedly reducing him to near death. If Green Hair hadn't reacted in time and used his Q skill to stun him, Jhin might have actually been killed by Roland's support Volibear.

D [Treatment]

F [Flash]

Before he could create a safe distance, the bear that had been chasing him suddenly turned around, and a deadly threat suddenly rose in Loken's mind.

But... it's too late.

Q【Piercing Arrow】

A beam of purple light shot out from behind the wall, mercilessly taking away the last bit of health remaining on Jin's body.