You actually want me to...

With healing, true damage, mobility, and a circle for escaping, unless you push the lane too hard, even tower diving will make the opponent think twice about the success rate. Since the buff, this hero has been very strong in both laning and team fights, but like Akali, it relies heavily on its ultimate, which deals mixed damage.

It deals all AP damage, but mostly AD damage, with some true damage interspersed in between.

Overall, it's good at split pushing and laning, but lacks burst damage in team fights. However, if you can create space, the Conqueror rune combined with Rift Slayer's healing can leave you dumbfounded. After all, these days, everyone except Vladimir is a Vladimir (laughs).

In this game, Haro started his jungle clearing from top to bottom.

Fortunately, Roland and JKL didn't need to worry about the jungler anymore. They could just go to the lane at level one, ambush from the bushes, and that would be like going back to Season 3.

"No... what's the point of us camping in the bushes? We can't beat them in a real fight at level one."

"Are you stupid? You can't just throw out your skills and run away, can you? This Tristana can't possibly learn W at level one and jump in, can she?" A level one Tristana and a level one Karma have absolutely no chasing ability. "Who do you think you are? If the foreigners next door see this, they'll think we can't handle level one team fights. We'll do it again after this game, one time each!"

"???"

And then... a few seconds later.

Just as the little cannon stepped into the bottom lane and was about to head to the experience zone, a scarlet magic circle suddenly rose up beneath his feet. Before he could react, a bunch of Icathian drizzle turned into plasma and shot the little cannon in the face from the bush in front of him, accompanied by a basic attack.

-90

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By the time LGD's bot lane duo realized what was happening, the two TES players had already slipped away and run back to their own minions.

Level 1 ambush in the bushes, successful chicken steal.

Sedimentation: Chapter Twenty-Eight: As a man, you have to rely on yourself for everything.

"Holy crap, those two sly foxes! Don't they have any AD carry spirit?"

"JKL's situation is uncertain, but as for Banhuang... I think you'd better avoid seeing his AD spirit." Although Mark didn't want to admit it, based on Banhuang's few AD performances, his AD spirit is indeed the kind that major teams love most in the current version.

Survive first, then you can produce output.

Kramer inexplicably suffered a huge loss at the start of the game, forcing TES to use his only health potion. There was no other way; although AD's potions are precious in the early game, getting to level two first is also very important in the bot lane. Without using a potion, even if they reached level two first, they wouldn't dare to rush in and fight the opponent. On the contrary, if the opponent reached level two first, they would be in danger.

"They're so confident, aren't they afraid of revealing their jungler's position?" As TES's next opponent, the entire RNG team was gathered in front of the screen, casually commenting on TES's performance in the bottom lane.

"With Crow around, it's basically like both junglers have their cards on the table. That's still considered good. Back when this guy could gank bot lane with Ashe, the opposing team would be like they had Seedead People on their side. It was incredibly disgusting."

"Isn't there any way to cure this thing?"

"Yes, just crush their bot lane in the early game, or at the very least, keep fighting. That will naturally cripple them. Of course, you can also use a poke-style composition, since they're a short-legged enemy anyway."

After hearing this, Xiao Hu shrugged and simply chose to give up.

Saying it means not saying it.

If the enemy team picks Raven first, they have plenty of ways to counter it, but the problem is that this guy always picks support and has to adapt to the situation. You can't just defend against everything the enemy team picks before they even pick any heroes.

"What do you mean by the jungle?"

"Not bad. I can basically pinpoint the enemy's location by just throwing out a W. It's a pity it's Xin Zhao. If it were Graves, I could have put up a fight with him."

"Graves won't work, will it? He'll be caught by Volibear in no time." Knight frowned upon hearing this, feeling that Graves was a somewhat unsuitable option. Of course, he said this mainly to prevent Haro from having the idea of ​​playing jungle Graves. As everyone knows, nine out of ten Graves players have some body odor, and the remaining one isn't exactly clean either.

but...

Roland was not happy with Knight's words. He always supported his teammates playing Graves as long as they could win. After all, having a toxic player like Graves made it easier for him to shirk responsibility and cheat.

"That's because you don't know how to play. A certain YouTuber once said that to play Graves, you need to have the right artifact setup. The core rune setup is 10 Eagle Eyes. In the early game, chop down trees as much as possible to ensure your development. In the mid-game, get 6 Dragon's Breath for stable output. It's best to wait for your teammate's Great Buddha to transform and then go in to steal damage. Use Rising Dragon followed by Thousand Arrows. In the late game, you can easily defeat enemies with a single One-Way Smoke. It's best to pair him with an Exusiai. This way, the enemy Druid deck will be basically ineffective against you. You can easily kill even 3-star Kai'Sa and Jinx."

"???"

In the bottom lane, TES and the opposing bottom lane duo were trading blows (mainly due to JKL landing Qs).

On the road, Da Huang also faced immense pressure against A Le.

Ultimately, Ale has experienced half a year of training with TES, and has also gone to MSI to see the world. He has also played against teams from various regions. Even if his experience is not very rich, he is still not someone that a newcomer like Dahuang, who has just been promoted to LPL, can deal with.

not to mention.

When an ex meets their current partner, it's like a volcano colliding with a meteorite.

Looking at his new "successor" on the other side, Ah Le didn't hesitate to attack without hesitation. After several exchanges of blows, although the aggressive playstyle resulted in neither gaining nor losing overall, Ah Le had already gained a significant advantage in terms of momentum.

Faced with this situation.

Da Huang knew that as a man, he had to rely on himself for everything.

After a brief hesitation, he seemed to have made up his mind and calmly called out in the team voice chat: "Pangolin, Pangolin, this is Tibetan Fox, please reply, please reply!"

"This is the pangolin, this is the pangolin, Received, Over."

"Pangolin, pangolin, we request the first use of nuclear weapons, requesting your approval, requesting your approval!"

"Please grant permission. Be careful on your journey. Over!"

Hearing the authorization confirmed in the team's voice chat, Da Huang took a deep breath and straightened the keyboard in front of him slightly. He knew that now was the time for him to truly begin his performance.

The ultimate secret! Compassionate salvation of fallen souls (revised!) – "Father, come quickly to my aid!!!"

With a shout from Da Huang, Ha Huang, who was farming in the lower jungle, was startled by the voice. If it weren't for his muscle memory acting faster than his brain, Frog Princess, who was farming, might have been overwhelmed by the aggro and had to run back while healing.

"No... this is the nuclear weapon you were just discussing?"

"Yeah, isn't the top laner's signature move just calling someone 'daddy'? Doesn't that count as a signature move?"

"Then what the hell were you doing all that time? Why didn't you just tell me?"

"Look at you, you've never been in the real world. The more trivial the matter, the more it needs to go through layers of leadership approval. That's just reality."

"???"

Although Haro's move was to swipe from top to bottom, it doesn't mean that TES's top laner can really be ignored. It's fine for Haro to play by himself, but there should be a limit to how much he can play by himself.

1v1 can still be called a royal city PK.

And with Ah Le playing so aggressively this game, do you think Kakao on the other side wouldn't try to cause trouble? Roland, for one, doesn't believe it.

Let's just let Ha Huang go up there and that'll be the end of it.

If they really do fight in the top lane, at least it should be a fair 2v2 or a just 2v1, and they can accept either one.

As for the bot lane...

W [Empire Vision]

As long as the laning phase isn't too stressful and Roland has enough mana, he'll frequently use his W skill to scout vision. Unless he's pushing back the lane, he's not afraid of the enemy jungler's ganks at all, and he's incredibly reliable.

"I bet you guys, based on what I know of Ah Le, he definitely promised to clear the top lane before the match."

It's a pledge of allegiance, those who know, know.

In LGD's past three matches, Ale's performance has been almost perfect in every game, just to prove his strength.

Now that he has a rare opportunity to beat up his ex, how could he not show off? That's impossible.

"Good grief, aren't you going to help your little brother? Otherwise, it would be so embarrassing if the other side really crushed him." Upon hearing this, Da Huang immediately perked up. Don't blame him for being shameless; it's mainly because his mentor in the LPL was Roland.

What kind of playing style does Roland employ?

If you can farm, never fight; if you can call for backup, never solo kill. If you're not absolutely sure, at least have an 80-90% chance before engaging, unless you're playing support, in which case you can be reckless and fearless, since support lives are cheap and worthless.

"Don't worry, Ha Huang will arrange it for you."

What do people enjoy most? They enjoy seeing others get humiliated.

The kind of scene where someone starts with grand pronouncements, then falls silent in the middle, and ends with nonsensical ramblings, accompanied by cheers from the audience and foul language from the streamer, is undoubtedly what everyone loves to see when they're having fun. It's the same in professional matches and among professional players.

"Then what are we waiting for? Let's go!"

Sedimentation: Chapter Twenty-Nine: This is the charm of EDD!

At this moment on the field, Kakao finally experienced firsthand the disgusting feeling that a one-trick pony could bring. It was as if the Raven's W skill had a locator on him. Although it didn't hit him as soon as the cooldown was over, it did hit him at least once a minute. With Roland and Haro's map reading ability, even if the W didn't hit him, they could still roughly judge his location based on whether there were still jungle monsters left in the area.

This resulted in... LGD's rhythm being disrupted.

In this meta where junglers need to make plays early on, Kakao's Volibear was completely turned into a useless jungler by Roland, which annoyed him to no end. The main problem is that Volibear doesn't have any wall-jumping or mobility skills, so you can't really do anything too fancy with his route.

"Their support is so annoying, is there any way to distract them?"

"It's very difficult."

"Ok?"

"It's like when we tell you it's best not to browse Taobao under the covers at night, but you still get hooked. The same principle applies now."

Upon hearing this, Kakao immediately understood.

As a top-tier worker striving for money, Kakao has recently been ravaged by online shopping platforms. Compared to other countries, domestic platforms like PDD and Taobao are incredibly cheap, especially for items like data cables and charging heads. If it weren't for tariffs, he felt he could make a fortune just by reselling charging cables overseas. Unfortunately, he can't.

There's nothing we can do about it. The bot lane was ultimately ruined by Karma. Karma is a strong melee support who can kite enemies, but when faced with a ranged support who also deals high AP damage and has crowd control, she falls into a very awkward situation.

Go for it! He and Xiao Pao aren't a good match.

Let's try to poke, but it seems a bit like poke but the opponent is too strong.

From a team fight perspective, Karma is undoubtedly a top-tier lubricant; but from the perspective of an AD carry in the laning phase, this piece of junk is really not as good as a healer. At least with a healer support, Kramer dared to jump forward to trade blows and deal damage.

As for now...

It's already quite an achievement to push the lane forward. If Swain throws out his WQ skill and Kai'Sa follows up with her Q, they can basically clear out most of the minion wave. At most, they can get in a couple more auto-attacks, which is pretty awkward.

You can't push in, you can't beat the opponent in a fight, and if the support wants to roam, the AD is vulnerable to crowd control and is likely to die instantly. It's really annoying.

Since he couldn't interfere with the bottom lane, Kakao had no choice but to forcefully go to the bottom lane to help him interfere. However, before that, he felt it was necessary to make a trip to the top lane. It wasn't about whether he could gank or not, but rather that his years of professional experience had made him keenly aware that something was wrong with the top lane.

But... just as he reached the top of the riverbank bushes.

“The enemy support MISS!” Mark said to his teammates in the team voice chat after marking a MISS signal.

"How long have you been missing?"

"Just disappeared, not sure where he is, I couldn't find him in the bushes with my RQ."

"Let's not wait any longer, let's go first!"

Kakao isn't aiming for a kill this time. If he can get a Flash, that would be a huge win. If he can't get a Flash, he can at least take some health. Those who know the top lane understand that going back to base is practically like losing half your life. The difference is negligible.

However, on the other side of the venue, in TES's team voice chat: