You actually want me to...

It has to be you, JKL.

[Hilarious! The moment I flash in, he's the one who's doomed.]

[TES submitted a petition to Riot Games overnight requesting the removal of hook-type champions.]

[I can never understand TES's matches. Is it because the opponent's hook was accurate, or because JKL caught it well? It's just too surreal.]

Not to mention the live chat, even the commentators on the commentary desk were speechless at this moment.

The show definitely got the desired effect.

But it's really upsetting for the guys that you got hooked. You know, they were just raving about JKL's performance on the show "Canteen Night" a while ago, and before the hype had even died down, you've already slapped them in the face.

If they had known this would happen, they would have been better off praising Roland.

Fortunately, it was an Ezreal. After using both summoner spells and his E skill, JKL managed to escape back to the tower with low health. He quickly marked the enemy support's summoner spells and subconsciously added, "The support didn't have Flash."

"Hey, Big Head, can you explain this?"

"It was so hot. My hands were sweaty when I saw it and the mouse slipped. I had to switch the camera angle, otherwise I could have left."

"You're kidding me. They didn't say it was hot when it was 40 or 50 degrees Celsius in India, and they didn't say it was hot when it was over 6,000 degrees Celsius in Japan. But you say it's hot in your stadium with the air conditioning on and it's only 20 degrees Celsius? You're probably just exaggerating."

"Don't yell, it's just hot."

Since JKL was being stubborn, Roland let him be. He had encountered this situation far too many times, especially in FPS games.

Here's a suggestion:

Download the national anti-fraud app and be wary of scams involving teammates who are severely injured.

This bot lane mishap directly shattered TES's hopes of dominating the bottom half of the map through a mid-bottom lane connection. Haro had no choice; the bot lane was only halfway through when their double summoner spells were gone. What was the point of him going down there then?

He immediately turned back and continued heading towards the middle road.

Irelia was definitely pushing the lane against Sylas in order to create an opportunity to tower dive. Since the location of Jarvan IV could not be determined, and Jarvan IV had appeared in the top lane before, Knight, who was pushing the lane into the tower, saw the movement of Black Angel placing wards in the top lane jungle.

That being the case.

F6, partition wall, EQ combo

Don't ask, the answer is simply that he is a one-man army!

This time, the player was even using the Prince Lu Bu skin. Lu Bu, those who know, know. At the start of the game, he defaults to worshiping the strongest player in the game as his godfather. After wandering for half his life, he found that his father was in the mid lane. How could he not go and help?

EQ combo to knock up Irelia, followed by her E skill for crowd control.

There was no time to retaliate or use skills. In professional matches, once the first wave of crowd control is applied, the subsequent control and damage are absolutely perfect, leaving no room for maneuver. In addition, Sylas is a squishy champion in the early game, and the TES mid and jungle duo successfully took down Sylas in almost an instant.

First Blood!

First blood secured.

"Nice, that gank was brilliant."

"Absolutely. Among men, Lü Bu; among horses, Red Hare, that is me."

Of course, Knight couldn't hear what was on his mind. If he could, he would never have imagined that Harold was thinking about him tanking the tower and then dying on the spot so that he could happily take a wave of mid lane.

Don't forget, Lü Bu also has a magical nickname: "Father Destroyer"!

This time, it's clear that the Emperor has a soft heart.

"I want to kill this old thief, but I have a father-son bond. Fine, fine, I'll leave this wave of minions to you." After thinking it over, the prince, who had left the tower's range, chose to recall on the spot. Even if he didn't get any gold, he still wanted to get some experience.

This is basically just another Lu Bu.

In other time-travel novels, the opening scene would be: "I have my adopted son Lü Bu, Crown Prince Huhai, Empress Dowager Cixi, Empress Lü Zhi, Consort Wu Meiniang, Commander-in-Chief of the Palace Guard Zhao Kuangyin, Grand Eunuch Wei Zhongxian. There's General Wu Sangui guarding the capital, strategist Sima Yi, Commander-in-Chief of the Imperial Guard Wei Yan, loyal ministers Qin Hui, Lü Buwei, Shi Jingtang, and Yang Guozhong. Loyal Chancellor Jia Sidao, Commander-in-Chief of the Three Armies Xing Daorong, General An Lushan, and Tong Guan. What could possibly prevent such a grand undertaking!"

That scene would be absolutely stunning; I'm betting it'll be featured in the June writing contest (laughs).

This is how the game was broken in the early stages.

The fact that TES's bottom lane was flashed had already disrupted their rhythm, but Haro's brilliant tower dive brought the game back to a 50/50 start, and even gave TES a slight advantage.

You died once in the mid lane, so you definitely can't win that lane, right?

If the prince manages to overtake us in one wave and we know we've done enough damage, what if he comes back for another wave?

You have Flash.

You can dodge it once, but can you dodge it two or three times?

Although Black Angel considered himself to be fairly skilled, he wasn't one of those monsters with a system that could 100% dodge skills, nor did he have any scripts on his computer that allowed him to predict attacks in advance. What could he do?

The only option left is to farm jungle monsters.

Kha'Zix is ​​forced to farm near the mid lane because the mid lane cannot be destroyed. If the mid lane is destroyed, it will be even more difficult for Kha'Zix to survive in his jungle. Therefore, he must protect the mid lane. However, the situation is different for Jarvan IV.

He doesn't need to worry about the mid lane. If Knight gets into form, he might even be able to take on two opponents at once, which would free him up.

Akali in the top lane, Varus and Nautilus in the bottom lane, you need to calm down before you get carried away. When you're pushing the lane, think carefully about whether you can withstand my Fangtian Halberd.

Now, SN's bot lane is a bit stuck.

I finally gained an advantage, and I finally had a chance to make a name for myself by stepping on the opponent, but the opponent's mid laner called for reinforcements, and the impact even spread to the bottom lane. Is there any justice in this world?

Zhuo thought angrily, completely ignoring the fact that they were only able to force the opponent to use their double summoner spells because of the arrival of their wild baby.

Of course, there is another reason why SN is anxious:

Right now, their mid-to-late game performance is even worse than TES's because their most important positions are still in the adjustment period.

That's right, we're talking about support roles.

A typical support role in a team includes, but is not limited to: directing the team's operational rhythm, placing and clearing wards, remembering the timing of various summoner spells and map resources, rotating lanes to coordinate and cover teammates, keeping an eye on all lanes to provide support at any time, and, when necessary, acting as an initiator, a suicide squad member, and a tool to block skills.

To put it bluntly, this guy does all the odd jobs.

But their support player is a rookie. Besides, the way esports teams are assigned teammates is on a completely different level than how college dorm rooms are assigned roommates: getting a dorm room is like opening a blind box, while getting roommates is like getting married. If you meet the right person, you'll be grateful for a lifetime; if you meet someone you don't get along with, you'll suffer for four years.

They haven't even confirmed each other's strengths and weaknesses, depth and attack, offense and defense yet, and they're already trying to gel as a team against TES. In the early stages, they can rely on their old strategies, but if the game drags on, they'll be completely outmaneuvered and killed by TES's superior macro play. That's where the difference in skill becomes apparent.

"Then... we'll just have to find another opportunity to attack the other side."

"Please bless me, Your Highness, the world's number one receiver, Minato."

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PS1: Friendly reminder, you can get Borderlands 3 for free on Ebao, so let's thank Ebao.

PS2: There are countless positions, but safety comes first. May 520th, no condom needed. Child is a Pisces, born in the Year of the Rabbit, taking the college entrance exam in 2041. Please be aware.

Sedimentation: Chapter Sixty-Two: I will always believe in you.

In professional competitions, new players and veteran players usually perform very differently, except in special circumstances. Besides the mysterious and inexplicable factor of mentality, the most profound influence is experience.

Roland and JKL could see the movements of the opposing support Zhuo.

Having tasted success and noticed a slight stagnation in the game's pace, he wanted to replicate it a second time, much like the pre-match ritual of summoning the gods. You see, in the last round, he clearly didn't hook towards JKL, yet the hook still hit the enemy ADC. Doesn't this indirectly prove that the S8 champion support has indeed met his expectations?

Therefore, Zhuo naturally believed that he was now the chosen one.

If he lands a few more godlike hooks, he can easily defeat TES's bot lane, get promoted and receive a raise, become a key player, become a Weibo influencer, and reach the pinnacle of his life.

However, he clearly hadn't heeded a single word of advice from his seniors: "Sometimes the difference between people can be greater than the difference between a person and a dog."

Take S12's MSI as an example.

As fellow players, some get to travel abroad on public funds, find love online, and meet their real-life counterparts (like Xiaoyang meeting his LCK host); some are unlucky on the battlefield but lucky in love (like the Brazilian heartthrob crying and Mayumi immediately announcing their relationship); and some don't even qualify for the competition, their backyards are in chaos (like Knight being criticized in a long post). This world is so magical and real; you never know how different your life's story will be from everyone else's.

"Big Head, I feel like he's about to make a move on you." Looking at the minimap, both junglers had just clashed in the mid lane, and both mid laners were still laning in the mid lane. So... the only thing that could affect their bot lane duel was the top laner's Teleport.

However, neither Roland nor Zhuo felt that it would be appropriate for the top laner to use TP at this time, because times have changed. Now, the top laner needs to get their first Mythic item as quickly as possible, which is different from the selfless top laner who used to "eat grass and milk milk".

Since no one can threaten either side of the bottom lane, the initiative naturally falls to the SN bottom lane duo.

It was almost a repeat of the same trick, except... this time Zhuo switched from using Flash in the previous wave to using Hexflash in this wave. The process was the same, but the operation was much slower than the previous wave.

"coming!"

"Keep going, I'll always believe in you."

"???"

Before JKL could fully grasp the meaning behind Roland's words, his support inexplicably cast E skill [Chronograph] on himself to accelerate his movement, and then immediately followed up with Q skill [Time Bomb] on him.

next moment.

Press W [Travel to the Future] to activate.

Throw the Q skill bomb [Time Bomb], which has been refreshed and has its cooldown reset, into the void between Nautilus and Ezreal.

All the actions were subconscious, and the scene unfolding at that moment was exactly as Roland had predicted: JKL once again failed to use his E skill and was hit by Titan's Q.

However, just as Titan was trying to use a basic attack to trigger his passive and continue his control, the two bombs that Roland had laid in advance overlapped and immediately triggered the passive stun effect.

"Zawarudo!"

With the creation of a clock, Titan was successfully controlled!

Upon seeing this, a large number of people immediately stood up in the entire venue.

Holy crap? Holy crap? Holy crap?

Goodness, for a moment I couldn't tell whether SN had a matchup with TES, or TES had a matchup with SN.

[A stroke of genius! How much trust must one have in JKL to pull off something like this?]

[It looked impressive, but why do I keep feeling like this move was a slap in the face to Shui Zi Ge? It's so ridiculous.]

All I can say is that Roland's extraordinary intellect truly shocked countless viewers outside the arena.

Is this how you play support?

If EZ had dodged the hook from Nautilus, your playstyle of using all your skills and missing them all would have meant that you wouldn't be able to stop SN's bot lane push before the next cooldown, and you would have lost lane control and some turret plating.

But now that I've won, things are completely different.

"Kill! I'll settle the score with you after this." JKL's face was flushed red and then pale. An inexplicable pressure suddenly spread through TES's team voice chat. As an Ezreal, he was hooked by Nautilus twice, even though he knew the enemy bot lane was going to gank!

This drove him to madness.