You actually want me to...

Looking at the two and a half pieces of equipment in his inventory, Da Huang clearly said in the team voice chat that if he had a few more minutes, he might be able to get his third major item, but now, the situation no longer gave him room to drag things out.

Although the win rate is only 40%, this round is still fightable.

“I have two and a half items too, but I have an extra Stopwatch.” Knight echoed. Yone wasn’t saying that he needed three items to deal damage, but that with three items, he wouldn’t be instantly killed after engaging in a team fight. Of course… having a Stopwatch could achieve a similar effect, but you only get one chance.

The reason why people often say to wait for the AD carry to have three items to see if the fight is going to be won is because in most games, both sides' core carries will maximize their damage output when they have three items, and this is also when the gap between the two carries is the smallest.

As for why?

Because... when you start building your fourth item, the carry's build will start to consider the margin for error. When everyone is building damage items, it doesn't matter if you have a better item build or you deal more damage. Backline heroes and assassins can still dive in and kill squishy targets just the same.

However, once the opposing team starts building defensive items, the difficulty of killing the carry increases exponentially.

Therefore, we must fight this battle, and we absolutely must fight this battle!

The Dragon Soul was about to spawn, but the good news was that this Dragon Soul was the Mountain Dragon, which wasn't a big threat to TES. So they simply gave up vision of the Elemental Dragon position. When they realized that FPX was going to defend the Dragon Soul, they took the lead and moved to the Baron position. Then they rushed Baron while setting up vision.

"There's only one chance. Without knowing Gnar's location, I'll try my best to carry the enemy jungler out of the arena." Roland suddenly blurted out this as he watched the FPX team, who seemed to have sensed something was wrong, heading towards the top river on the minimap.

"Not at the entrance of the Dragon Pit?" Ha Huang asked, somewhat puzzled. At this juncture, wouldn't it be more appropriate to lure them into the river to fight?

"It's the entrance to Dragon Pit, but only halfway there." With that, Roland marked a location. Big Yellow was taken aback at first, then understood and began to circle around to the other side of Dragon Pit, quietly hiding.

......

Senior Colonel: "TES is going to have to fight tooth and nail in this team fight."

Remember: "Whichever side takes the dragon will basically determine the outcome of the game. It all depends on how TES performs."

Miller: "I wonder what the Colonel thinks of this?"

Miller had a sudden inspiration. Since it was going to be a team fight anyway, he might as well give everyone some entertainment. Sure enough, the moment he said that, the guy on the far right stared at him with wide eyes, his face full of disbelief.

Wow, Miller's really getting into it.

[Holy crap, no way... We can't just use nuclear weapons like that.]

[Chaos... oops, Colonel, save me!]

[The truth is, once the truth is revealed, the dagger is revealed.]

The colonel was also surprised by Miller's sudden comment, but as a professional commentator, he was quite willing to analyze from an objective and impartial perspective.

Senior Colonel: "FPX should have won. They had three items against two and a half, and TES even started Baron to reduce their health. I don't think FPX could have lost."

Live stream viewers: !!!

Just as Guan Daxiao finished speaking, Roland, who had been lingering at the outermost edge of the formation after establishing vision, quickly encountered the main front line of FPX. The half-angry Gnar and the fully-healthy Lee Sin arrived at the river position almost simultaneously, one on the left and one on the right.

The opportunity is coming!

"Whoosh~" It appeared in a flash.

This move completely caught the opponent off guard. Sett's Flash wasn't to adjust the projectile's trajectory to push Lee Sin towards the enemy backline; instead, he Flashed forward to Gnar's side and behind, and then... R [breathtaking]

The sudden ultimate move sent Nuguri's Gnar hurtling towards his own backline, leaving Nuguri completely stunned.

who am I?

where am I?

Is this guy in front of us a mole that their club paid to hire?

He was still figuring out how to break into the enemy backline when he turned around and Sett gave him a free ride? Lee Sin and Nautilus were laughing so hard they almost split their heads, and followed Sett's ultimate to the right.

But... just when they thought the enemy support had made a mistake, Yone and Xin Zhao, who had been in position beforehand, finally unleashed their killer move.

R [New Moon Guardian]

R [Sealed Deadly Slash]

First, he used his ultimate skill to sweep all three members of FPX—top, jungle, and support—to the wall. Then, he used his ultimate skill again, knocking all three members of FPX into the air while still close to the wall. It was a perfect control chain and axis.

And then...

Those who invade Taobo's territory will be defeated by Lewandink!

R [Scientific Hellfire Cannon]

Everything happened in the blink of an eye. Despite being only half an item short, their teamwork in this team fight was almost flawless, provided that... while they were attacking the enemy front line, the enemy's carry didn't enter the fray to attack their front line.

FPX certainly understands this.

Just as Xiao Pao and Sylas were about to enter the fray, a sudden barrage of projectiles abruptly halted their advance. Looking up, they saw that Da Huang's Gwen had quietly appeared on the side of the battlefield, emerging silently from the jungle entrance and standing right in front of them.

Having been pressured for nearly twenty minutes, he had already completed his core items, Rift Herald and Nashor's Tooth. Unlike top laners like Nuguri, Da Huang's weaknesses are particularly obvious. It's not that he has a shallow champion pool, nor that he can't step up in crucial games, nor that his support ability is lacking; rather, it's that when he plays top lane, his team fight awareness is significantly worse than when he played jungle.

But what does it matter?

His shortcomings will be compensated for by his teammates. What he needs to do is hone his skills day after day, making himself sharper, more ruthless, more powerful, and more suitable to become the team's spearhead.

Just as Roland had entrusted him with the task at this moment, he was to use his own strength to hold back the enemy's two carries here.

Thinking of this, a hint of madness flashed in Da Huang's eyes. The [Silk Thread Entanglement] field suddenly opened, and he took the initiative to meet FPX's two carries in a one-against-two battle.

Our scissors, forged through countless trials, can cut through everything in an instant.

"Forbidden zone ahead, forbidden to gods!"

Final Chapter: Chapter Thirty-Four: The Situation is Now Set!

"TES stopped attacking. Are they planning to engage in a team fight? Aban's positioning is good, but his teammates probably can't keep up with the distance, right?"

"Wait... this one is big?"

"No, Aban was probably trying to pull the opponent back. TES's control and coordination here is very good, so why play like this?"

"Huh? Gwen, Gwen went around it! I get it, they're splitting the battlefield, TES is deliberately splitting the battlefield!"

understood.

Now, the audience outside of God's perspective will understand everything.

The moment Gwen activated her W and charged towards FPX's two carries, TES's tactical plan was clearly exposed to everyone.

It's really hard to fight a three-piece set with two pieces of gear, so I'll have four people fight three people.

You say the enemy's backline deals explosive damage when they enter the fray? Well, I'll forcefully separate your front and back lines first, and then just as your backline is about to enter, I'll send a Gwen to intercept them.

Big Yellow's idea was simple: to urge Little Cannon and Silas to run outside.

Doinb originally wanted to try and outplay the opponent, but as soon as he used his E to engage, Gwen's ultimate and Q skills unleashed a frenzy of slaughter, instantly taking away nearly half of Sylas's health, leaving him completely stunned.

Slowdown, True Damage, Stacking Damage

Combined with Nash's effect, Gwen is completely fearless against close-range attacks from various melee top laners while her ultimate is active. LWX is the same. If his W skill were like Samira's, that would be fine, but that projectile blocking skill only lasts for a second at most.

And what about Gwen?

Five seconds!

Thus, the scenario unfolded differently from the imagined scenario of TES's collapse after the two carries entered the fray. Instead, it became Gwen single-handedly chasing FPX's two carries around until her W skill ended, at which point the situation temporarily reversed.

But by the time they finally dealt with Gwen, the situation on the field... was already too late.

The damage output is insufficient only if the enemy's two carries are involved in the team fight. If Sylas and Tristana can't get past Gwen, five seconds is enough time for TES's four players to gang up on the enemy's three and send them to their doom.

TES's JKL killed FPX's Nuguri.

TES's JKL killed FPX's Tian.

TES' Knight9 killed FPX's Crisp

At this point, the die was cast!

【666666】

[Big Yellow!!! Gwen is amazing, handling both Cs by herself!]

[The battlefield division was so incredible, I genuinely thought the King of the Hill had made a mistake when he used that reverse ultimate move.]

Gwen is a fucking freak; once she activates her W skill, who the hell can get past her?

[Criticizing current affairs in a way that is impartial, appropriate, watertight, unquestionable, incisive, incisive, thorough, insightful, profound, thought-provoking, concise yet meaningful, resounding, seeing through appearances to the essence, understanding both the "what" and the "why," worthy of emulation, and timeless.]

Same lineup, different solutions.

Like a certain GIF about a little story after the rain, many people know about this thing, but they don't know that it has two levels. In the first level, the female protagonist is not very willing, but in the second level, she is willing because she enjoyed the first level.

FPX suffered from a lack of imagination, never expecting that TES could use this method to forcibly cut off the battlefield and initiate a team fight. By the time Doinb and LWX reacted, they were facing the full fighting power of TES.

How the hell am I supposed to fight this?

They could only watch helplessly as the opposing team took down the Baron, while the two of them could only manage to get the Mountain Dragon Soul to barely mitigate their losses.

A triple kill plus Baron kill completely turned around TES's disadvantage in the early and mid-game. With the super minion buff, they even managed to take down towers and slightly overtake TES. However, the situation on the field once again entered the split-push approach zone that TES was most familiar with, and FPX realized that...

This one has been sent.

Seven minutes later, when TES, carrying the advantage, attacked again, when the double-circle combination pushed forward unreasonably, the so-called Buddha's Palm could only become a joke, as the Ziggs' last auto-attack carrying the passive landed.

3:1

TES, on the red side, staged a remarkable comeback and won the winners' bracket final, advancing to the summer finals!

"Wuhu! Big Yellow, my Superman!"

The moment the match ended, Roland threw away his headphones and launched a self-sacrificing charge that knocked Big Yellow down instantly.

Roland was actually quite confident about dividing the battlefield. The landing point he carried was right next to the wall. All that was needed for Harper and Knight was to unleash their ultimate abilities. It was almost mindless. The key was Big Yellow.

Gwen's position.

If we go too early, FPX will notice.

If you go too late, you might only be able to capture one of the two Cs, unlike capturing both at the same time which has such a good effect.

Most importantly... Da Huang didn't get carried away. While using W to force the opponent back, he didn't chase relentlessly. Instead, he firmly held the defensive line and attacked whoever came. Otherwise, if the opponent had let a carry in, TES wouldn't have had such an easy time.

"Don't press, don't press... Holy crap, whose hand is that? Take it off!"

The yellow man is going crazy.

Originally, turning the game around should have been a happy thing, but for some reason, ever since Roland sacrificed himself, the other three people next to him have gathered around, and one of them, whose identity is unknown, was even frantically pulling his hair.

MD never stops: heads may be severed, blood may flow, but can't hairstyles be messed up?