You actually want me to...

[TES_JKL kills JDG_Loken]

First Blood!

A routine.

It's a complete cliché.

From the very beginning, Roland's target was not the so-called jungle Nidalee. We don't have the guts to take down Nidalee, but to use the excuse of ganking Nidalee to take down the weaker AD and support, that takes a lot of guts.

Take sildenafil citrate, for example. It was originally intended to treat heart disease, but most of it ended up being bought by men.

You might say he went astray, but it is indeed used for medicinal purposes.

But whether his approach is reasonable or not, it also seems rather abstract.

From TES's perspective, this guy really has no shame. He was clearly after the bot lane, but he ended up fooling his own teammate, Haro. Haro initially thought he was going to target the enemy jungler, but because he was too enthusiastic, he gave the enemy jungler a fake move.

All I can say is... this person is so shameless that they even betray their own people. Luckily, JKL is a cut above the rest.

He saw through it.

【666666】

This damage is ridiculous; it's like the health bar disappearing into thin air.

[Let me explain, the bear character is like this: even we ourselves think this thing is just a numbers monster.]

[Full health means instant kill. With that much health, how dare you leave the tower? (doge)]

The sudden surge in kills greatly stirred up emotions outside the arena, but in TES's team voice chat, Haro's tone was somewhat resentful.

"If you're craving the enemy bot lane... then tell me, I'm not going to kill you."

"Ahem, this is a necessary tactical requirement. You should be the first to attack in this wave of kills."

"Come on, he just wanted to get the kill himself, but he didn't expect his damage to be a little short." JKL wasn't going to tolerate him. Even though he ultimately got the kill, it didn't stop him from carrying out his righteous act.

Really.

If it weren't for the low support level, the lack of attack power from starting items, and Green Hair's quick reaction, Jhin might have been instantly killed before he could even cast Heal.

Although JKL's words did indeed strike a chord with Roland, will he admit it?

impossible.

"Confess and you'll be leniently imprisoned, resist and you'll be severely punished, go home for the New Year"—countless anti-Japanese war films have already taught everyone this essence. So... "I warn Li not to talk nonsense! I'm suing Li for defamation! Li is defaming me! He's defaming me! He's defaming me!!!"

Sedimentation: Chapter Eight: Back in the day, I was full of youthful vigor, and I could even pee three feet deep against the wind.

If the loss in the bottom lane had already exhausted JDG, then Wayward's sudden surge in the top lane caught the Duke completely off guard.

As a veteran top laner, with both sides guessing that the opponent was going to cause trouble in the bottom half of the map, but neither side's jungler had fully shown themselves yet, Duke's idea was to use the enemy top laner as a figurehead to intimidate them, and then be ready to send TP support at any time.

This is why the Duke's attention is more or less diverted from online activities.

Otherwise... if a real fight breaks out, you won't be able to fly there immediately, and something terrible will happen.

But Wayward seized the opportunity. Since his mentor had already started making moves in the lower jungle, according to the rules they had set, he could also make moves in the top lane, right?

Taking advantage of the moment when the enemy top laner was clearly looking at the bottom jungle, Wayward immediately used Sett to auto-attack.

Before the Duke could even see the fight break out in the bottom lane, his own screen was already flashing red. When he turned around, he saw that Jinfu had already started practicing combos with him.

↓↘→↘↓↙←A or C

A set of "Restore My Beauty" punches instantly rendered Crocodile Hammer unable to take care of himself.

Top lane, those who know, know.

Unless there is a significant skill gap between the two sides, or the crocodile has level 6, in most cases, if Sett finds an opening and initiates, the crocodile can only use W to bite, then Q and E to escape; there is nothing else it can do.

It's true that the skills have been changed.

But your skill... it doesn't have red rage. Trading blows with Sett without red rage is a huge loss!

"This kid... he's got some skills."

"what happened?"

"I originally thought he was a hothead, but now it seems that I'm the hothead."

"Huh???"

The health gained from the sneak attack not only made up for the disadvantage caused earlier, but also gave Wayward a slight advantage in health. Wayward gained a lot from this exchange of health and immediately regained control of the top lane.

The lane priority, the bottom lane priority, and the mid lane matchup are all evenly matched.

Seeing this, Kanavi was completely dumbfounded. If he weren't so bad at expressing himself, he would probably be kneeling on his gaming chair, shouting towards the coach, "Such a terrible start! Please take care of me! Pray for me!"

"Great job, Big Yellow, you made a profit this time."

"I saw you guys going down the road, so I listened to you and went too." Wayward, a shrewd newcomer, didn't take credit and even tried to pin the credit on Roland, but was stopped.

League of Legends is all about interpersonal relationships and social dynamics.

Before Season 6, individual skill could indeed be so strong that it could disregard some rules, especially before Season 4, which was an era of extreme display of individual skill, with Faker dominating the mid laners of the entire era.

Back then, LOL was called Heroes.

But now it's S11.

The skill levels of the players are roughly the same, and the skill gap between teammates is generally not too large. In addition, with RNG Xiaohu as a new example in front of everyone, with so many buffs stacked up, any newcomer with a brain knows how to play.

Showing off one's talents? A lone wolf at the start?

That's something the Water Dispenser God should be thinking about.

Stick together, pay respects to influential figures, and take credit for your work. Just wait patiently for your opportunity to come. That's what a newcomer should do.

It's distorted, but it's very realistic.

This applies to almost every industry, unless you are exceptionally capable, capable of handling everything on your own. However, such individuals are extremely rare and generally not very useful for others to emulate.

At this point, the side effects of JDG playing a jungle carry strategy against the meta became apparent.

Instead, it's Nidalee from Season 10.

No matter how much advantage you gain in lane, if you leave this jungler alone, he'll spawn in five or six minutes and become a mini-boss. He can chase Haro all over the map by himself. Not to mention, there was no experience compensation mechanism back then, and Smite was tied to level, which was ridiculous.

But in today's context...

Ha Huang said, "Go ahead and farm if you want. I have a compensation mechanism. After five smite, the damage is fixed at 900. I'll cause trouble in the early game, and you can farm the jungle in the early game. At worst, you can get ahead by yourself in the mid to late game, but I can get ahead by three or even four people."

One (group) vs. one (individual), I ask you, how can you possibly lose?

Kanavi is also at a loss now.

His habit is to prioritize his own development and then create space for his teammates to develop by invading the jungle. But now his teammates are already struggling in the early game lanes, so he can't just not help them, can he?

Kanavi glanced at his own equipment, then at AD's health, and gradually fell into doubt.

It's nothing really, I just didn't watch many nature documentaries when I was a kid, and I wanted to ask if leopards can actually beat bears in the animal kingdom. If not... can a leopard in its female form transform into a human form (like a Russian)?

Waiting online, very anxious.

At this point, the reason why JDG's potential is limited becomes clear: the team lacks players who can step up and change the game when things go wrong.

The Duke once did it.

During the MSC China-Korea exchange tournament, his Iron Man skill miraculously saved the team once.

But everyone knows that top laners in the early stages of the S11 Summer Split are still in a meta where Bloodthirster is at its strongest. At this point, most top laners are playing split pushing, and it's still early in the season. Even if you double the Duke's strength, he can't do anything if he's not level six yet.

Bottom lane?

Orders are being placed.

Middle lane?

As for the mid lane, let alone him, he has never stepped up in a game where he was at a disadvantage, but he has had quite a few games where he beat the enemy when they were down.

As the saying goes, a company should have five types of employees: a fish that slacks off, a bucket that holds the rice, a black sheep, a stick that stirs up trouble, and a rat's droppings. In a losing game where everyone is having a bad day, JDG's five players basically have all five of these traits.

But... even a salted fish knows how to struggle.

Then let's not even talk about people, right?

The only way JDG can think of to turn the tide is to find an opportunity to teleport and force a combo in the bottom lane. Since Zoom in the top lane has no way to deal with the enemy's stat-obsessed but unreliable player, they might as well just fight it out in the bottom lane.

If it works, great; if not, forget it.

"Get ready. Once we're six, we'll all go down and fight them." With a hint of helplessness, Kanavi could only give this order.

"Perhaps... this will be a bit difficult."

"Why? It's just two reckless guys like JKL and Banhuang. You guys used to be fearless in the bot lane. What makes you feel like you're old?"

......

Although Green Hair and Loken didn't want to back down so easily, the bear on the other side was just too ruthless.

With that one E skill, he could easily take down Leona's health like it was nothing.

If Volibear hadn't already used Flash in the previous wave, Loken would be in a panic right now, let alone farming minions, he'd even be a little nervous if he appeared in the enemy's vision.

After thinking for a moment, Green Hair could only reply in this tactful way in the team voice chat:

"The main thing is that you know... this guy, back in the day, was full of youthful vigor, he could pee three feet deep even against the wind. Now, he's been bewitched, he can only wet his shoes with the wind at his back. His youth is gone."

JDG upper midfielder:...

Sedimentation: Chapter Nine: Some people haven't done anything, but...

JDG's bot lane is not in a good position right now.

The main problem is that we lack initiative, you know?

If you go up and attack the enemy, their Volibear will slap you twice and kill you. Even Leona can't withstand Volibear's damage. But if you don't go up and attack him, Varus can poke you like it's nothing.

Don't worry about hit rate or anything like that.

With Varus's Q, you might be able to dodge one or two hits, but can you dodge all of his Q skills? You can't, right?

As the saying goes, "If you walk by the river long enough, you're bound to get your shoes wet." What kind of monsters are those who can dodge skills 100% of the time? I've been playing League of Legends for so many years, and apart from scripts, I've never seen a monster who can dodge skills 100% of the time. There are quite a few players who can catch skills 100% of the time, though, like some readers who are reading this now.