You actually want me to...

Top laner Cube, in the Spring Split, was like Wu Dalang in the Wu Song fighting the tiger analogy – simply put, a wild card player. Although his performance was inconsistent, he was extremely daring, even when laning against TheShy, he didn't back down. But if you insist on calling him a top-tier top laner, he'd be a normal second-rate top laner. With his wild card, he might be considered first-rate, but being a top-tier top laner is pure nonsense.

RA is a club that really wants to achieve results.

Except for the top laner Cube, who has remained unchanged, almost all other positions have been filled by different players. However, this team seems to have a strange obsession with Cube, always entrusting the ball to him in crucial matches. As a result, this team has never been able to go far.

Leyan, the jungler, is the only player in the entire LPL who pays the league a salary. He is nicknamed "Master Le". It is said that he once conquered Sister Zhou. Although there is no overwhelming evidence, there is no smoke without fire. In this respect, I am willing to call him a man.

As for strength.

Getting Kiana makes you S-rank, not getting her makes you B-rank. Plus, you can't use your invincibility skill after being hit by divine punishment, which is a real shame.

Mid laner FoFo, this guy is the one who caused TES to lose to RA several times in scrims. I don't know what happened to him, but since the summer split, he's been like he's on drugs. Even Knight, a mid laner known for his Earthbound ability, couldn't stop the opponent's performance. Basically, as long as Leye doesn't mess up and coordinate with this guy, RA's rhythm is like a storm that never stops.

Maple, the self-proclaimed number one mid laner in the LMS, was brutally beaten by mid laners from the LPL.

Fofo, the true number one mid laner in the LMS, completely crushed all the mid laners in the LPL.

It can only be said that 4V Forum really lacks foresight.

The bot lane duo is iBoy and Hang. The ADC is an outstanding graduate of the National Electric Power Tree Cultivation Academy, majoring in AD. Although he has somewhat wasted his talent, to be fair, if you give him resources, he can really carry. Even at his worst, iBoy is still a top-tier ADC, and his skill level is undeniable.

As for Hang.

He wasn't very famous during Season 11, but people started to get to know him gradually in Season 12.

Well, he's a support player who could be developed as a core member of a team. He's willing to take risks and work hard, but he lacks experience and a good overall perspective. His command ability is also a bit lacking. However, these flaws don't overshadow his talent.

In other words, this is a potential stock.

It's military industry, new energy, and also liquor (just kidding).

Although their current performance has declined significantly, the future looks promising.

This very team composition managed to upset TES, scaring the team so much that they got up overnight to play ranked games and increase their training volume, fearing that they would be crushed by the same opponent in the official match as they had in the scrims.

There's no way around it, I have to save face.

They just finished MSI, and the teams that were dominating outside got crushed by last season's bottom-ranked teams as soon as they returned to their home region. Don't they have any shame?

They're not some national football team!

It wasn't until White Crescent held another meeting and emphasized the importance of the competition a few days later that everyone slowly left to continue their ranked games. JKL was quite surprised.

Judging from the timeline, Roland should have taken the day off to go home and get some things sorted out, but it's already evening and he's still at the club for extra training, which makes him feel a bit strange.

"Didn't you say a few days ago that you were going home today? Why are you still here?"

"The new computer was supposed to arrive today, but after thinking about it for a long time, I cancelled it."

"What? You want to save money on this?"

"It's not about the money. I know how to save where I should and spend where I should. It's just that... I looked at the price of graphics cards last night and thought about it for a long time. I realized that in a lifetime, you can play a lot of games, but you may only see the famous scene of the trapeze artist a few times. After much hesitation, I still decided to go see the trapeze artist. Now I'm just waiting for the day of the performance."

"???"

The ridicule belongs to the ridicule.

However, we still need to study the new version for the Summer Split.

TES is currently focusing on their top laner and jungler practicing their signature moves. The top laner is relentlessly practicing with Scissor Girl, and the jungler is going crazy with Fryeko. Although one of them is not strong enough due to the fact that the patch buffs have not yet arrived, and the other has too many bugs and does not conform to the mainstream, it does not affect the team's decision to let them practice.

Designers, those who know, know.

New heroes, unless their mechanics are too weak, are bound to be featured in competitions; it's just a matter of sooner or later. Practicing beforehand is definitely a good idea.

As for support...

Roland has been exploring various support champions like Yuumi and Karma lately. Of course, he doesn't care about champions like Sona and Luna. If these champions are buffed, he deserves it. Roland isn't suited to support champion playstyles, so it's already quite good that he can figure out a few. If he can master them all, he might as well just play Prophet.

As the saying goes, there is a sequence to learning, and each profession has its own expertise.

Even practicing with Yuumi is only because Yuumi, Olaf, and Ezreal can form a system.

Sedimentation: Chapter Seventeen: Give me a support character with shields, crowd control, and healing.

a few days later.

At a certain venue, the players from both teams gathered once again to begin a new round of points competition.

"Knight, today is the main event, we can't keep slacking off."

"I don't!"

"Come on, everyone knows what kind of person you are. You just like to slack off all day long. I even suspect that you've been corrupted by A-Ban."

"Hey! Don't slander me! What do you mean I'm a bad influence? Am I that kind of person?"

Knight's lazy behavior wasn't taught by Roland.

Ever since Roland joined the team, Knight has been in a state of slacking off. That's how he is; once someone in the team can step up and carry, he can disappear completely, only occasionally showing up to make his presence known.

However... what if the other four members of the team are out of form?

Knight's [Dean Mode] will reach its maximum potential, suddenly unleashing a flurry of attacks and slaughtering mid-laners across all lanes.

in conclusion.

This guy is more like Kizaru than Roland, and unlike Roland, he can't be activated with money; you need a seed to activate him!

【Here it comes! Here it comes!】

[The former second-in-command meets the former favored son; it feels like TES is facing off against EDG wherever they go.]

[That's why they call it the national powerhouse, but EDG also has a mole from TES infiltrated.]

【Holy Gun Bro... never mind.】

During the Spring Split, Flandre's synergy with EDG wasn't great, and his performance was only slightly below average, which didn't live up to his price tag. Of course, this was also related to the fact that EDG's strategic focus had never been on the top lane. For quite some time, Flandre was jokingly referred to as a spy for TES, but the professional players didn't take it seriously.

"Hey, let's play normally today. I feel like we need to focus on the bottom lane." After reviewing the team's recent win rate in scrims against RA, White Crescent felt that today's match would likely require them to work on the bottom lane again.

"Rest assured, the Father of the Gods believes in me, the forces of nature have summoned me, and I am the Father of the Gods!"

"What's the matter?"

"Oh, it's nothing, just consider this my whole ceremony."

Focusing on the bottom lane is simple.

There's an unwritten rule in the TES team: whenever the coach says to focus on the bottom lane, it usually means the bottom lane is left to their own devices. Even White Crescent has noticed that as soon as Roland starts playing recklessly, the other players become highly focused due to excessive tension, and their performance actually improves significantly.

It's an equivalent exchange.

It's worth mentioning that this match in the original world also featured an incredible moment for TES (JKL).

[Mid lane, bushes, Thresh hook EZ]

There was even a post on Hupu titled "Wang Duoduo's professional skills are lacking, what do you mean you can't touch him?" and Wang Duoduo himself replied below: "How the hell could I possibly know that?"

can only say.

In the original world, JKL truly delivered an artistic performance in this match.

Soon, a round of bans...

RA: Gragas, Lee Sin, Varus

TES: Rumble, Garen, Ruined King

There's not much to say; it's just a matter of targeting each other.

Roland's Gragas is definitely not going to be given to TES. Everyone knows that Roland's Gragas has already sent DK away twice in a row. Giving it out would be no different from being stubborn. TES's side is also very simple. Leye is one of the few, like Haro, who has practiced Fryegor in the jungle.

Banned.

Anyway, after banning junglers, Leye's champion pool only has Qiyana and Nidalee left. One is easy to counter if picked, and the other is completely out of meta. TES isn't worried at all.

One round of PICK:

RA: Renekton (first pick), Ezreal + Karma

TES: Fiora + Senna (first and second picks) + Xin Zhao

In the first round of bans, both sides practically unleashed their best plays.

Picking Fiora and Senna clearly indicates they're going to contest the top side of the map. RA immediately changed their strategy upon seeing you dominating the top side, unleashing an Ezreal + Karma double poke push tower composition, only to be immediately countered by White Crescent picking Xin Zhao.

Zhao Xin's ultimate ability can absorb a huge amount of poke damage in team fights, so TES gained a small advantage in the first round of draft.

Second round of bans:

Tahm Kench, Lulu, Nightmare, Volibear

In their fourth pick, TES decisively secured Fofo's signature LeBlanc, leaving the Counter pick to Roland.

"Hmm? This fifth-floor support pick...RA needs to be careful." Seeing TES's familiar move, the commentators' expressions instantly became subtle.

That's the main reason.

Every time TES plays like this, Roland pulls out some weird and unusual heroes.

He might not be a good fit for a particular system, but he can definitely crush the opponent's system. There's no way around it, the Counter position plus a vast hero pool is just that invincible, he's not afraid of you messing around.

Seeing this move, RA's coach instantly lost confidence.

After thinking for a long time, I hesitantly pulled out a Syndra + Qiyana combination.

This is the end.

RA's lineup consists of top lane Renekton, jungle Qiyana, mid lane Syndra, and bot lane Ezreal + Karma.

It's a combination that's incredibly aggressive.

Seeing the enemy team's sudden attack, JKL gave his support Roland a deep look and said, "Roland, you know me. I need a support with a shield, crowd control, and healing. You know what I mean?"

"I understand!"

Precision is the difference between slaughter and surgery.

Camille, the Steel Shadow, locked on!

JKL: ?

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