You actually want me to...

If this is fake, does it mean the enemy Fiddlesticks isn't planning to use his ultimate this time?

Wait a minute? If we don't jump too high...

Seemingly remembering something, Shenyi hurriedly moved the camera towards the location of Nightmare who had rushed into the crowd. There, in the middle of the halfway point of the river where EZ had retreated, stood a scarecrow that looked like a mannequin, motionless.

My rationality crumbled.

"No wonder you're a master of male psychology, you even predicted this perfectly."

"Having played the sixth brother too many times, I unconsciously start to think along the lines of others. Also, we need to break his shield quickly, otherwise I won't be able to control him."

"Here it comes, hurry up, this guy's damage is pretty high."

"It's alright, you go down and slap Yama across the face, leave the rest to me." Only after seeing EZ successfully break Nightmare's shield with his Q skill did Roland control Fiddlesticks to use his Q skill, fearing Nightmare while simultaneously using his E skill to silence him and provide support at any time.

From the very beginning, he never intended to do anything big.

If your Zhonya's Hourglass isn't ready and your damage isn't high, jumping in to apply crowd control will just result in instant death, and you won't even be able to protect Ezreal. Given this, why not create an atmosphere where people want to use their ultimate, and then stay next to Ezreal from the start?

Now, he's won his gamble again.

Since your decapitation strike has failed, it's time for our artillery barrage.

“全体都有，坐标:35°41'39.10"N 139°44'34.38"E。全区域饱和覆盖，开火！！！”

Sedimentation: Chapter 73: Gossip People, Gossip Souls, Those Who Don't Listen to Gossip Are Not Human.

[Wow, it's huge!]

In a sense, he did take into account all the potential pitfalls of the scarecrow.

[Isn't the most outrageous thing that the two top picks were actually faked? What kind of ridiculous strategic maneuvering is this?]

[A series of actions as fierce as a tiger, but unfortunately, it was a dud.]

The crucial ultimate ability failed to achieve any effect, and Nightmare's decapitation strike was neutralized by Fiddlesticks. The entire team fight then became a foregone conclusion. Unlike Nightmare, who is easy to target after his shield is broken, TES's front line is truly unreasonable.

A sword formation and a spear formation directly blocked Varus's attacks.

How do we fight this group?

There was no way to win this team fight. As Da Congming frantically called for his support to protect him, no one on the field could respond to him. The entire game's superior skill and intelligence, like Garen with Black Cleaver, Infinity Edge, and critical strike, had already shattered his mind.

Seeing that his support player had completely lost his fighting spirit, Lwx sighed slightly and then slowly removed his hands from the keyboard.

This one, I've sent it.

The rest of the game was pure garbage time. With a huge advantage, EZ and LeBlanc turned the match into a stomp, easily winning 1-0. Even when the Nexus exploded, FPX's rookie support still had the "scars" of defeat on his face.

"Oh no, did you ruin this newcomer?"

"That can only mean he has a weak mentality. When I was a newbie, I was treated the same way. Even if we don't mention me, 369 was beaten so badly that he had to see a psychologist. That's normal." Roland obviously didn't take this seriously.

So you're already discouraged?

That just means he's young. These days, there are plenty of things that can take a toll on him once he enters the workforce.

If newcomers deserve preferential treatment, there wouldn't be so many news reports of recent graduates being scammed. If hard work warrants special consideration, it shows a lack of respect for those who fail before achieving their goals.

Have you interviewed for all the jobs?

Good jobs usually require some effort and involve at least an interview, right?

When you've overcome numerous obstacles and are about to reach your goal, you discover that your competitor has powerful connections, while you, due to your impoverished background, have lost to him. How devastating would that be?

It's definitely big, but that's reality.

If you were the examiner, and both people could do the same job, one a complete stranger and the other the son of a colleague, would you feel biased?

Everyone has selfish desires. Even if they don't intend to gain much benefit from it, they will still want to have fewer enemies. This is the state of the country and human nature. No one should blame anyone else.

There are only four things in life that are hardest to see through: life and death, right and wrong, success and failure, and honor and disgrace.

The first lesson in a career is to understand yourself.

Since they had already done it, they might as well go all the way. In the second game, Roland even pulled out a Leona support and demonstrated what a proper aggressive engage looks like in a tutorial game. In more than 30 minutes, he provided FPX with crucial crowd control several times. If it weren't for Tian and Niu Guli's crazy bursts of power, they might not have been able to hold on for more than 20 minutes.

2:0

Roland led the team to personally extinguish the hopes of the "Protect the Heaven" faction and send FPX away.

[Oh no, they didn't win a single game. The gamblers won't revive Bo's spirit, and then more and more will revive it. FPX will then be forced to play Bo under pressure, which makes perfect sense, right?]

Chun-Li might actually be thinking that way, testing everyone's limits first, and then arranging things for them directly.

The phoenix does not die from swords and fire, but from self-degradation. I hope you cherish your reputation and refrain from foolish actions.

Looking at it this way, Emperor Ban, your crimes are truly heinous!

Faced with the overwhelming public opinion online, Roland didn't react much, and was even happy. In the past, if he had been this harsh on newcomers, the forum would have already flooded him with criticism. But now, everyone's attention was only focused on Bo and Tian.

If Crown is the most unfortunate S-series champion from the LCK, then Tian is probably the most unfortunate from the LPL.

I always feel like he's the one who gets all the trouble.

The key point is that he is not like JKL. JKL has a top salary, and he can get endorsements and variety shows as long as he wants. He makes money non-stop. But for Tian, ​​it is a bit awkward because until he left FPX, he seemed to have a rookie contract.

Take the least amount of money, participate in the biggest rhythm, and be the brightest backdrop.

They're... kind of pitiful.

As for the interview segment?

Going on stage and supporting Xiaotian was all that mattered. There were some things that couldn't be said too explicitly in the live broadcast; just letting everyone know which side he was on was enough. Considering the sensitive nature of the topic, neither the commentators nor the players did anything funny this time, and the segment was quickly moved on.

"We've already run into several major controversies. If we add another one involving a cheating boyfriend, then Tian will be all set." After stepping down from the interview area, Roland glanced at his phone and immediately regretted not saying more to ride the wave of attention.

The attention this topic gets translates into real money.

"He doesn't think he's good enough. Those internet celebrities only target rich people. He doesn't have much money and doesn't belong to their target group."

JKL has seen quite a lot. This crappy online celebrity circle seems to be full of different apprentices taught by the same master. Even when it comes to hooking up with rich guys, they try one after another. First, they try Meiko, then Ming, and if that doesn't work, they continue to look for various famous veterans. If that still doesn't work, they continue to adjust their standards. It's an industrialized social circle where love is based on money.

If you don't believe me, just dig up any girlfriend in the professional gaming circle. She might be the ex-girlfriend of some player. Dig even further back, and you might even cross over into another gaming circle. It's that absurd.

Of course, Roland always thought these people were a bit silly.

How many famous and wealthy professional gamers are there in total? And how many competitors are targeting these people? Instead of looking for these kinds of gamers, they might as well honestly spend money to continue taking courses for rich players. If they just flipped through a book, they would see the first rule of the "taking over" guide: programmers are the first choice, everything else is just fluff.

They have little social life, a lot of money, are busy, have a large target group, and are surrounded by innocent virgins.

It's not that programmers are easily fooled.

The proportion of sycophants among programmers is indeed quite high; it's just that their social circles are small, making it difficult to spot them.

"By the way, speaking of which, how exactly did you hook up with the female host?" The TES team immediately got into the mood when it came to relationships. As the saying goes, gossips are a part of life, and those who can't stop gossiping are not human. Everyone loves to hear this kind of story.

"Oh, this is actually very simple. We chatted normally for half a year to a year, felt it was about time, so we made an appointment and went out together."

"That's easy? How did you arrange it?"

“She said she likes self-discipline, and I said I do too. Since we both like it, I thought I'd buy her an apartment first and tie her down.”

"Wow, you bought it?"

"No, later I said I didn't have enough money, so I said let's buy a condom first, and then we got together."

"???"

Precipitation: Chapter Seventy-Four: I Have a Bold Idea

After defeating FPX, TES had another short break. Of course, it was just a break because their opponents were too weak to be taken seriously.

First they defeated RW, then LNG, then crushed UP, and finally beat OMG.

It wasn't until all four teams had crushed their opponents that WE finally managed to put up a fight.

What?

You're saying that EDG missed one of the four weak teams' schedules?

Don't ask.

Winning means you have something, losing means you don't. As a loyal fan of the team, I should have the fine tradition of coming back to life when the team wins and forgetting everything when the team loses. Besides, can losing to EDG really be called a loss?

That's called tactically conceding the match because it was close to the World Championship and they wanted to avoid triggering EDG's deathrattle effect.

Yes, that's it.

During this period of the regular season, the competition for rankings among the teams was extremely fierce. Because TES won more of their matches in best-of-three series and rarely won 2-0, they could only rank third. EDG and RNG were ranked first and second respectively, with FPX closely following behind TES.

Especially RNG.

Since the lineup has been well-integrated, they have been dominating the game with an almost unstoppable winning streak, leaving TES, who rely on a four-protect-one strategy, somewhat bewildered.

Even though the top lane is supposed to be protected, the bottom lane can still get ahead; but if you target the bottom lane, the top lane can still win with Wei's help. It's really strange. At least the White Crescent and Roland look rather abstract.

"So, our goal is to break into the top two?"

The regular season is divided into ten weeks, and we are now in the seventh week. That means there are only a few weeks left to catch up. If they can improve their ranking, they will be able to play one less round in the playoffs, thus conserving more energy for the Summer Finals.

"That's roughly the gist of it." White Crescent spread out the documents, and soon, a messy draft appeared in front of Roland. In the drawing, there were not many "roadblocks" left for TES to advance, but there were still two opponents worth their attention.

"WE...and IG?"

"Yes, it would be best if we could win 2-0 against these two teams, but we need at least 2-1 to have any hope of advancing. We are mainly looking at EDG. Unfortunately, EDG's next opponents, apart from IG and FPX, are not any tough opponents. To put it bluntly, it's just a matter of who can take down the two corresponding teams."

"Okay, let me think about it."

The further they go, the more pressing the problems become for TES. Whether it's the team's late-game strategy or the lack of a champion pool in the top lane, these are unresolved challenges, especially in the top lane.

The reason why Da Huang was able to keep up with the team's pace at this time was because TES's playstyle was increasingly shifting towards a dual-carry strategy. With attention focused on the mid and bot lanes, the top laner naturally had to start playing independently, so he touched champions like Gnar, Jayce, and Gangplank less and less.

On the contrary, he plays more and more versatile top lane champions like Malphite, Kidney, and Sett.

Although Roland had instructed him to secretly practice a few signature heroes on a smurf account, no matter how skilled he was, he would eventually have to use them. Once he had used up all his signature heroes, the problem of his hero pool would still remain a weakness of the team.

What if the meta suddenly changes to a top lane-centric meta during the playoffs or World Championship? Wouldn't they be completely wiped out?

Right now I have a headache, a really bad headache.

"What's wrong? You look like you've lost money."

As soon as he returned to the training room, Ha Huang, who was pouring water, turned around and saw him. Considering that the team's recent performance seemed to be quite good, he shouldn't be so nervous, so he casually asked.