You actually want me to...

Clearly... clearly I was finally about to shake off the prejudice against Q-Spicy Dance, clearly I had been playing steadily for almost four or five matches, clearly all the public opinion was slowly improving, but why why why why why why?

Why is it that at the very last moment, such a destructive assistant always appears in front of him?

JKL is amazing!

The kind that's ridiculously fried.

Don't be fooled by JKL's brilliant Ezreal play, where he gets caught by Q and dies in crucial games. But looking at the entire LPL, he ranks among the top three Ezreal players in terms of both game count and win rate. The key difference between a top-tier Ezreal player and a mediocre Ezreal player, besides the accuracy of his Q, is whether he pays attention to maintaining his passive during the laning phase.

Clearly, JKL has a habit of maintaining a passive approach.

Use E to create distance, auto-attack, apply W, activate Q, auto-attack again, and then relentlessly close the distance.

Although Titan looks big in the early game, he doesn't actually have much health or armor and magic resistance. Ever since his W skill shield was nerfed, his early game tankiness is not much different from that of a mage.

Let's do it!

Every fight in the bottom lane is a gamble. Zhuo won the last fight by sheer luck; but this time he really got caught in the trap, so he has to accept the consequences. The principle is the same as playing the stock market.

Of course, seeing JKL so furious, Roland could already foresee the pitiful state the opposing team would be in next round.

All I can say is...

As a veteran player, the only thing he could do to mentor the younger generation was to recommend some professional investment banking books to Zhuo after the game, so that he could keep a calm mind and not make reckless betting decisions next time. Otherwise, he was really afraid that Huanfeng would drive a dump truck and ruin him one day.

Phase One: Candlestick Charts, Elliott Wave Theory, Technical Analysis of the Stock Market, Volume-Price Theory, People's Daily, and Chan Theory

Phase Two: "Don't Get Angry," "Buddhist Scriptures," "Lao Tzu," and "On Protracted War"

Phase Three: "Guidelines for Cervical Spondylosis Rehabilitation," "Daily Care for Lumbar Disc Herniation," "Prevention and Treatment of Heart Disease," "Hypertension Lowering Guide," "Self-Recovery from Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder," and "Psychiatry Symptomatology."

Phase Four: *To Live*

Phase 5: Vertical Acceleration

Precipitation: Chapter Sixty-Three: Be Strict with Others, Lenient with Yourself

"Damn it, it looks like Titan's hook is going to hit again."

"Can EZ dodge without summoner spells? No, if he gets hooked, EZ is definitely going to die."

"Wait a minute, what about these two time bombs?"

"No way? This game can be played like this???"

If it weren't for the fact that commentators can't swear while facing the audience, I remember I would have given the senior commentator a piece of my mind. This isn't just a brilliant move; it's like you're rubbing your teammate's face into the ground, and you can't even get angry about it.

When the initiative is countered and there are no minions to block the skill, the Titan in front of Ezreal's Zilean naturally becomes a target.

[TES_JKL kills SN_Zhuo]

This is because Huanfeng reacted quickly and ran fast enough. He started to run away in advance after realizing that the support was going to die. Otherwise, he would have been killed in this wave as well. You know, the second E skill after the cooldown of Zilean's W skill is refreshed is useless. If he ran too slowly, he would be caught up by the enemy EZ with full Conqueror in no time. He didn't think that he, as Varus, could beat this thing in an early game auto-attack.

The counter-kill in the bottom lane not only allowed the TES bottom lane duo to regain lane control, but also made up for the experience they lost in the first wave. Don't underestimate this experience, remember that Roland was playing Zilean this game.

Sometimes, due to the passive presence of time, even in the same eight-minute Rift Herald team fight, TES can have all members at level six, while SN can only have four level six and one level five at most. With this level difference, it will be a luxury for the opposing team to even see the Rift Herald.

That's how domineering they are.

"Do you think I've created a new school of thought?"

"Eh?"

"If we play against IG again in the future, and they bring out Baolan, we can just pick Zilean. I'm quite confident in this combo."

"Shut the hell up!"

Hearing JKL's exasperated voice in the team voice chat, the sense of urgency felt by Da Huang and the others dissipated considerably, and they all burst into inhuman laughter. It seemed that the change in mindset made Da Huang feel that his proficiency with Gragas had improved a lot, and his playstyle had become increasingly slick.

Considering that the Hero Microphone has become an exclusive program for TES, Roland didn't dare to stir up too much controversy.

Although he felt there was still a lot of room for improvement in the quality of the team's voice chat, he still tried his best to reduce some of the "beep beep beep" transitions out of consideration for the team.

This is where personal qualities come into play.

Online, most people are strict with themselves but strict with others. Often, you have to be responsible for your words and actions. Aside from the Yanse website, statistics show that the netizens on Yanse have the highest level of civility. There's no insults, no arguing, and no blocking—it's truly the last pure land on the internet. Everyone is very polite; replies are all along the lines of "OP is a good person" and "OP worked hard." Whatever resources you need, there are always helpful netizens who will find them for you—truly a land of etiquette!

Due to the sudden collapse of the bottom lane, Haro inexplicably became invincible in the lower jungle while farming.

It's true that when you farm in the jungle, the advantage comes out of nowhere.

Jungling can be like this sometimes. Sometimes when you're playing ranked, you can predict exactly where the enemy jungler will be at what time, and you can confidently say that you could easily defeat ten of them if they came at you normally. But if you're matched well, you'll find that even if you gank them badly, it's useless. They can still farm the team's resources and then, in the mid-to-late game, they'll turn the tables and chase you all over the map.

Why do junglers often get tilted and start giving up?

Because of so many similar situations, SN is in the same boat now. Sofm finally got through the toughest part of the early game and finally gained an advantage in both the top and bottom lanes. He was just about to invade the jungle and make a big splash.

Before we've even made a move, you're telling me the bottom lane is collapsing?

My mental state instantly collapsed.

With control of the middle and lower lanes, the elemental dragon was easily acquired.

Everyone is at level six and has great potential, and the vanguard is also fine.

Isn't this just another instance of TES dominating weaker opponents?

When TES, a team that combines the strengths of many teams (their stomping techniques in the first fifteen minutes), gained a huge advantage in the early game, Roland's Zilean started to roam around with the Prince.

You think you can dodge the prince's EQ combo?

Can you dodge a close-range EQ combo that's running at 500-600 speed right in front of you?

What?

Flash! Come on, take my Cataclysmic Strike! Get in my bowl now!

What, you want to trade kills?

Do you understand what it means to believe in Brother Chun and gain eternal life? Do you understand what it means to be happy as an old man?

With Grandpa Time by my side, let alone a mere outer defense tower, I'll take down even a high ground defense tower!

With the jungler and support duo causing a ruckus, the entire SN rhythm was thrown into chaos. This was the most fun thing Roland and others learned from playing scrims with teams from various regions during and before MSI.

They may lack a clear strategy, or they may genuinely not understand operations.

But if you learn from them how to dominate newbies, there are so many different methods and techniques; that's what we call the globalization of dominating newbies.

Look at Americans, don't they often drive Japanese cars to buy tacos, drink German beer, use Korean phones, see Chinese and Indian doctors, and then watch anti-globalization programs on Japanese TV every day?

Under TES's frequent harassment, SN finally couldn't take it anymore.

They understand that too.

Against a team like TES, you either have to disrupt their rhythm during the first wave of elemental dragons and Rift Heralds, or you can only hope for a moment of brilliance from the players to create a beautiful team fight or disrupt their rhythm. Otherwise, you simply cannot stop TES's advance.

Then let's just gamble on the chance.

SN quickly regrouped. Regardless of the gap between the two sides, they first looked for an opportunity to team fight. They gambled that the Titan could hook the enemy's carry and create chaos, and then Akali and Kha'Zix could go in and kill the backline. If that happened, they could still win.

If that can't be done, then it's as if the item was sent ahead of schedule.

"They're going all out." Looking at the SN team's assembled figures, Roland knew perfectly well what this move meant.

"What should we say? Should we initiate a counter-attack and push the opponent back?"

SN wants to engage in team fights, but TES is definitely not worried.

They are currently in the lead, and they are getting stronger and stronger. As long as their carry isn't restricted, TES can dominate the opposing team as soon as their lineup is spread out.

"Don't panic... They're the ones who're in a hurry right now, we don't have to be the ones initiating the conflict."

"Then what are you doing wandering around in the jungle?"

"Oh, I'm looking for an opportunity to launch a surprise attack."

"???"

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P.S.: If G2 wins MSI this year, I think it's necessary to give them a League of Legends Peace Award (laughs).

Sedimentation: Chapter Sixty-Four: Better to watch a play than fight.

Although Roland kept saying he wanted to find an opportunity, he actually knew that as a Time Traveler, he didn't really have any other tricks or technologies to use besides being a suicide bomber, and initiating a team fight was out of the question.

So... he turned his attention to his teammates.

"Ha Huang, have you seen the enemy's two carries?"

"I saw it."

"OK, now you're enhanced, go deliver it!"

"???"

While Haro was still in a daze, the E skill from Zilean had already been applied to him, instantly increasing his movement speed. Seeing that Roland had done this, Haro simply gritted his teeth and directly used his EQ combo and ultimate to block the opponent's mid and support in one fell swoop.

joke.

If you want to engage in team fights, you have to be able to handle them. To put it bluntly, the SN team had too few opinions on the Zilean support and failed to correctly predict what the Zilean champion really meant.

Only when the prince was really about to collapse did Roland leisurely go up and cast a resurrection spell on him under the cover of his teammates.

next second.

R [Explosive Barrel] made its move, completely blasting all the SN players around the Prince during his respawn.

Should the ultimate be used on the AD carry?

That's a very foolish thing to do.

The truly valuable ultimate ability is used to absorb the first round of damage for the front line initiating a team fight. As for this Ezreal, what does it matter to Roland whether he lives or dies? Or rather, if an Ezreal player can die so easily, how can you expect this AD carry to deal damage? That's pure nonsense.

Just throw a Q skill at Irelia; she has a dash ability, so that's all you need to do.

W refreshes.

Use the other Q skill and E skill on Gragas to make him go up and charge at people.