You actually want me to...

It was only at this moment that everyone suddenly realized that Vi, the champion, seems to be mainly used as a jungler now, and this chaotic approach actually brought Roland back to a normal rhythm.

A classic example: a support player who played top lane ended up going back to jungle, then he and his support farmed the mid lane minions. By the way, the support in this game was Yuumi, otherwise Tristana wouldn't have been so arrogantly confident.

only...

Yuumi, as a support, is known for being ridiculously strong with anyone except the ADC. After dying once while following Tristana to find Sett, Yuumi wisely recognized who the team's carry was and immediately took up residence on Vi.

Now Vi can gank even faster.

Don't underestimate the power of soft support animals like cats. They are an indispensable part of our daily lives, but they can also exert tremendous power and pose a threat to others at crucial moments.

For example, fried dough sticks, and mooncakes.

A hard fried dough stick can smash a coconut, a hard mooncake can crack a walnut. Take a larger mooncake as a shield and a longer fried dough stick as a spear. The person can put the dough stick into the mooncake and make an axe, saying: "In this way, one has the ability to split mountains and rocks and the advantage to cut gold and iron."

With the destructive power to split mountains and shatter rocks, coupled with Roland's professional skills and keen awareness, he could easily win the game by simply sending signals on the map to direct his teammates and by creating some distractions on his own lane.

As for Jinfu?

Playing with Vi in the early to mid-game is fine, but if it weren't for Yuumi, he wouldn't even want to face Sett in the mid to late game. The main reason is that although Vi is stronger than Sett in a 1v1, you still have to pay attention to the basics.

Vi mainly relies on her passive armor penetration and percentage-based auto-attacks. In actual gameplay, Vi's damage output is limited to one combo, after which you can only stand and fight. However, people aren't stupid; after a combo, they can kite and wait for skills. In actual ranked games, as long as you don't stubbornly stick to your own strategy, it's a situation where neither side can make things difficult for the other in the mid-to-late game.

All I can say is that the cat's speed boost was too overpowered, making it impossible for the opposing Sett to escape.

"Cool!"

Although this game didn't produce any memorable moments, and I didn't get a chance to unleash my imagined unique skills, the overall experience was undoubtedly top-notch, thanks to the cat.

Aside from AD carries, any teammate who has been possessed by Yuumi in a winning game can feel the joy that Yuumi can bring.

That was really fun.

After playing a few more ranked games to warm up, Roland finally turned off his live stream around 2 or 3 a.m., ignoring the question marks filling the chat room. He then opened his WeChat account to reply to his girlfriend's messages.

[I'm going offline now, time to wash up and go to bed.]

【Okay, get some rest. The book says you need at least six hours of sleep a day. I don't want to see you with huge dark circles under your eyes next time.】

That's a human being; I'm different.

What's different?

I am Superman Strong.

【Huh?】

I'm exceptionally good at Superman, you know that.

【! ! ! 】

After completely silencing the opposing team, Roland laughed and started shutting down his computer to pack up and take a shower. Although the RANK massacres had brought him some joy, the problems exposed in today's match against RNG still needed to be taken seriously.

Late-game potential has always been TES's weakest point. Even in S10, they won by relying on fast-paced early-mid game offense. Strictly speaking, they haven't changed their playstyle until S11. Whether to continue with their existing playstyle or take the opportunity in the regular season to address their late-game weakness is a difficult choice that he and White Crescent need to seriously consider.

"Huh? So early today?" JKL, who had just come out of the shower room, looked at Roland with a puzzled expression as he entered the dormitory. Based on past experience, this guy usually didn't come back until around four o'clock.

"I've been thinking about some things, so I don't want to stay up too late today."

"Oh? Tell me about it?"

"Actually, I divide the wealth of ordinary people into five levels. I'm just thinking about when I will be able to reach the fifth level that I hope to reach."

"???"

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Five Realms:

1. Redmi, Ofo (shared bicycle), Warrior (recycled bicycle)

Second: Xiaomi, Ofo (a bike-sharing company), Anta

Three: Huawei + BYD + Li Ning

Four: Apple + Tesla + Nike

5: Shorts + flip-flops + a large bunch of keys

Sedimentation: Chapter 49: Because you are not, therefore you are!

EDG Club.

Five LPL league championships, one MSI championship, five Demacia Cup championships, the former LPL's domestic god of war.

As TES's next opponent, TES takes EDG very seriously, especially after losing to RNG and having their weaknesses exposed. This has increased their fear of EDG, as these veteran clubs are all skilled at late-game strategy.

no way.

During the Spring Split, the top laner was Ale. Ale is a player with a high level of aggression. When he was with TES, the whole team would be aggressive. If the opponent tried to defend the top lane, the mid and bot lanes would fall apart. If they tried to defend the bot lane, the top and jungle would collapse. They had no chance against TES's early game offensive.

But you've changed your top laner now.

Da Huang is the type of top laner who plays by himself. In other words, he has a hard time putting pressure on the opponent's top laner and jungler in the early game. When the top lane no longer needs to be given high attention and may even become the weak point of the TES team, TES's former opponents will be completely out of control.

"I have a feeling that EDG might be even more terrifying than they were in the Spring Split."

There was no reason, but simply that we knew why EDG lost in the Spring Split: it was because EDG's top lane had never had such a rich battle before!

In the past, players would either play a defensive role in the top lane, like Maokai or Twisted Fate, or they would play an aggressive role, like Fiora or Sword Saint. These were all options that took one style to an extreme.

But their top laner right now is Flandre.

It's one thing if the team didn't gel well at the beginning of the Spring Split, but now that the season is over, even if they still haven't gelled well, they should at least be at the stage of starting to gel. If JKL's prediction is correct, EDG's strength will only get stronger.

Galactic warships often crash because they're full of young people who don't respect each other. But now there's this completely unassuming "Holy Gun Guy" inside, and you're telling me this ship will explode?

JKL, anyway, doesn't believe it.

“Indeed, but based on my understanding of EDG over the past two years, there’s a high chance they’ll make a mistake, so we don’t need to worry too much.” After careful consideration, Roland said this with great certainty.

Then... he saw a group of people in the room all focusing their attention on him.

"What? Did I say something wrong?"

"I think you should really think about whether the other team is making more mistakes or you, you idiot, are making more mistakes. How dare you criticize others?" Ever since Roland started trying to shift the team's playstyle to a more late-game-oriented approach, the daily scrimmages for the TES team have become pure torture.

As we all know, late-game team compositions generally require the support to play it safe and look for opportunities.

This guy, for the first ten minutes he could barely hold back, but after ten minutes he started running rampant, causing chaos all over the map, and ended up igniting a war. As for the consequences...

The late-game lineup engaged in relentless early-game fighting, resulting in TES being brutally crushed by various scrim opponents every day, almost to the point of developing confidence from being dominated.

"Ahem, actually I can explain it."

"Too late! As everyone knows, a person is either unlucky or not unlucky, so the probability of being unlucky is 50%. So, out of two people, one is unlucky. And when I was bot lane with you, I wasn't unlucky, and I haven't even been answering Qs much lately, so the result is already clear." Just thinking about the miserable situation of being constantly eliminated in scrims these days, JKL felt his blood pressure boiling slightly.

Is it possible that because you are not, you are?

"roll!"

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The following day, at the competition venue.

Today's commentators are Wawa and Tongxi. Ever since the Haier Brothers got older, they have been subtly moving behind the scenes to mentor newcomers. In many matches over the past two years, the two have been working separately, each bringing their own commentators.

This is what is called "the one who understands first leads the one who understands later," and I dare not say more.

As the highlight of this match (which is actually a comparison of the strength of ADCs unique to LPL), the matchup between Tongtiandai Viper and battlefield reporter JKL was naturally not to be missed. Even before the match started, a group of people were already waiting in the live broadcast room.

【Tongxi, Tongxi, my beloved wife!】

The dog has already cleared the TES dungeon; now it's up to the pig to see if he can beat it.

According to rumors, TES's recent scrim results have been generally poor, so there's going to be some fun today.

Hopefully, JKL can have a good performance today. We used to be able to count on him feeding, but now there's not much hope.

Unlike Roland's various highs and lows, JKL's playstyle has indeed become more stable since the start of the Summer Split. At this point, one of JKL's famous memes, "Your stability makes me sick," began to spread, which made everyone unhappy.

As the anti-fans say: "You've all made sure Ah Bing is safe and sound, and Ah Ji isn't giving up, so who's going to give me the support I need?"

of course.

Aside from the bot lane AD matchup, the jungle skirmishes are also a major focus for viewers.

In the waiting room backstage, White Crescent was giving the team a final check-up, especially regarding EDG's mid and jungle. The synergy between the mid and jungle has always been a major weapon for EDG, while Tongtiandai in the bottom lane doesn't have much impact in the early game.

Seeing the bewildered looks on Harper and Knight's faces, Roland began to speak.

"Knight, do you know what's most important for playing mid lane?"

"Technology?"

"No, it's 'spot energy'! Once you master this, you'll never have to worry about your jungler not being there for you when a fight breaks out."

"???"

Although Knight didn't quite understand how backbone and mentality were connected at this point, since Roland had said so, he would just assume he was right and believe him for the time being.

"According to your logic, Master, what's the most important thing for us top laners?" Da Huang asked immediately after hearing this.

He also wanted to hear Roland's opinion on the mentality of the top laner, since of TES's three previous top laners, apart from 369 who was notoriously bad at mentality, the other two had maintained a pretty good mentality.

"Top lane? Top lane is simple. The most important thing in top lane is mentality."

"Oh, I see. So when facing a losing situation, I should calmly wait for the team fight to come and turn the tide? I get it."

"What nonsense are you talking about? What I mean is that the most important thing for top laners in a losing game is mentality, so I'm going to use a magic wand!"

"??????"

Precipitation: Chapter 50: Why can't you do it?

In the current version, due to the reduction in jungle economy and the elimination of the jungle carry playstyle, the team's two carries need to shoulder the team's output as in the past. In other words, nowadays, teams generally have only two ways to win the game.

Either the bottom lane picks a core carry, and both sides engage in skirmishes in the top, mid, and jungle; whoever gains an advantage in the early game has a higher chance of winning.

Either pick Varus or Tristana as lane bullies in the early to mid-game, and it's either you or me who gets destroyed.

Soon, a round of bans:

TES: Scissors Girl, Akali, Sylas