You actually want me to...

In the past, 369 never dreamed that he would be able to organize such a group.

But after Roland persuaded him to take the monkey, his thoughts changed.

It's actually a problem with the hero mechanics.

Just like how Lee Sin always wants to R-flash, Yasuo always wants to knock up five enemies, Karthus always wants to wait until multiple enemies are low on health before using his ultimate, and Vayne thinks she can reap the rewards even when her teammates are all dead, the same logic applies to playing Wukong. Before a team fight, all you can think about is going in to initiate and take down as many enemies as possible.

This time, 369 found an exceptionally good position and flashed in to unleash his ultimate.

I must say, the group tour was really well organized.

However, it must be said that this team fight was way too far away; even Karsa couldn't keep up immediately. Jarvan IV used EQ to create distance, Gragas used E to rush closer, and even Knight was desperately running towards 369's position because it was really quite a distance.

They were both positioned at the Rift Herald's location, but 369 initiated a team fight all by himself in the mid-lane bush, which was truly too aggressive.

Seeing this, while marveling at the scene, Guan Daxiao also immediately issued a death sentence to the monkey: "369 was too hasty. His teammates couldn't keep up with him in this position. Varus, the monkey, will be focused down and killed."

As a result, the words had barely left his mouth when...

As if divinely inspired, 369 suddenly stopped his ultimate move and then activated his clone.

The next second, Varus unleashed his ultimate, and the Corruption Chains locked onto the monkey's fake body. The next second, Thresh's hook also successfully pulled the fake body, and the commentators fell silent.

"Brother Guan...this..."

I remember I was still thinking about how to get it to him when the monkey on the screen started moving again.

The first big move was just to make an appearance.

With this second activation of their ultimate ability, TES was truly on their way.

Seeing a monkey suddenly jump out of the shadows and launch a series of attacks, the FPX players were stunned.

What can we do?

We have no choice but to fight it out.

Heavenly fire, earth-shattering, swords arrive.

One skill effect after another appeared in the sky above the Rift, but because FPX's lineup was already at a disadvantage and Varus's ultimate was used on Wukong's clone, FPX was unable to engage in team fights with TES and could only fight and retreat while searching for the positions of the opponent's two carries.

Putting aside the issue of stealing the male character, as long as they can find Miss Fortune and kill her, FPX might be able to win this team fight.

Just as they were searching for the female gunner's trail, a female gunner with a lightning-fast movement speed successfully circled around from behind Varus and the others.

From the moment the monkey appeared, Ah Shui had been intentionally or unintentionally circling around. His original intention was to circle around to the top of the dragon pit to find a position to secure the first strike, because he thought 369 was doomed. But not only did the monkey survive, it also unleashed its second ultimate, which meant Ah Shui had a lot more fun now.

He circled all the way from above the Dragon Pit to the F6 Pit, watching the FPX team fight and retreat, preparing to return to the mid-lane tower. Ah Shui's lips curled into a Shiba Inu-style "Dragon King's Smile".

Dual pistols ready, target locked.

"Sir, it's time to eat shit!"

[Bullet Comment Time], let's begin!

First Encounter: Chapter Seventy-Eight: How to Protect AD

"Wow, Miss Fortune's positioning is amazing, FPX is going to explode!!!"

The partition wall is quite large, providing a perfect output environment.

Nobody expected that you, an ADC, would choose to go all the way to that location by yourself. It's absolutely outrageous, like opening a door for the mother of all outrageous things. It's outrageous to the extreme.

But considering he's JKL, it doesn't seem like there's anything seriously wrong with him.

The fatal mistake by the fake monkey, coupled with JKL's perfect ultimate output, resulted in FPX's absolute defeat. The squishy backline died on the spot, and the slow frontline could not escape the enemy's pursuit. The special case was Lee Sin, who managed to escape.

In the LPL, if any jungler has ever had a player named Clearlove (or Clearlove) among their idols, their escape routes will naturally develop their own unique style. Just like the Seven Deadly Sins of a stain, the legacy of the Thirty-Six Stratagems of the State Grid has never been interrupted.

only...

"Hiroshi, sprouting!"

Roland unleashed his ultimate, ER, at maximum range, directly at the feet of the low-health Lee Sin. The terrifying explosion instantly erupted beneath Lee Sin's feet, dealing over 200 damage and successfully killing him.

Looking at the black and white screen in front of him, Xiaotian's thoughts were in disarray.

Why...why does this team still have their ultimate ability ready after the fight is over?

Is this even reasonable?

After another false team wipe, FPX no longer has any chance to turn the tide.

Don't be surprised that they lost so easily. Think about it, this team is the S9 World Champions. Last year at the World Championship, the entire League of Legends community didn't really study them much, and FPX still won the championship with their unbeatable teamwork. That's why.

After returning to the LPL, due to their championship status, this team will inevitably be studied by teams throughout the LPL and even the world. That's the result.

This is why White Crescent didn't even bother to hold a meeting when playing against FPX. Because if you just open a forum or Zhihu and search for FPX, there are plenty of experts who can naturally and clearly analyze FPX's strengths and weaknesses and present them to you. The team analyst was overjoyed.

In particular, the team's roster didn't change much during S10, except for the addition of a player named "Monkey," who is still learning Chinese.

"Whoosh, we've basically won this game." With his ultimate skill securing the last kill, Roland was already celebrating his victory in the first game.

"It turns out the champion team was completely outmaneuvered; Xiaotian's strategy really worked."

"After all, it's S10 already. The people who watch the games have been watching for so many years, their awareness and so on should have improved by now. I actually think it's quite normal."

"It's hard to imagine how we would fight if we were completely figured out."

While taking drastic measures, the TES team was also thinking about this issue. After all, this is not something you can stop just because you want to. Hundreds of millions of viewers are watching the game, and they can analyze not only your major weaknesses, but also what you will do and where you will go at any given time.

Given their current winning streak, they might already be being studied.

The group was struggling with how difficult it was to play professionally, while simultaneously pushing FPX's base with ease and decisively taking them down in one fell swoop.

Thinking is one thing, but the game still has to be played.

These days, League of Legends is almost like an open secret. The tactics of major teams are basically not that different. It mainly depends on execution, performance on the spot, and the draft picks. As for research and analysis, let's take it one step at a time.

After winning the first game, TES immediately lost the next one.

They were right; they were being studied as well.

By blocking the left hand in the mid lane, giving the bottom lane an advantageous combination to get the support moving, and then just picking any carry for the top lane, according to big data analysis of TES, when the game reaches the mid-game, one of Aban and Ashui will definitely start feeding.

What? You mean what do we do when we're on the road?

It's okay, 369 can't carry the game in the early stages without a strong economy.

It has to be said that FPX really did a great job of blocking TES's core nodes.

In this meta where various overpowered heroes abound, the red team actually has an advantage if the team members are skilled and have a good hero pool. They can inherently pick two strong heroes from the current meta, which lays the foundation for winning most of the game from the start.

WarHorse clearly saw this and then made a decisive move in the second game, using FPX's proud synergy to catch TES off guard and tie the score at 1-1.

Wow, they're really targeting each other's weaknesses, aren't they?

[Both supports were truly teaching early-game roaming strategies, but Aban was still a bit better; Si Shao really couldn't feed like him.]

I've figured out how top lane wins: if you're lucky, you win in 15 minutes if you farm well; if you're unlucky, you lose in 15 minutes if you farm poorly.

Good grief, you're just standing here, blocking the way.

The match, with one win and one loss, prompted White Crescent to urgently discuss countermeasures during their break. Although they would likely win the third game normally, doing so would mean winning but also losing.

"Coach, how about I pull out a Techies and pair him with Varus, and give the opponent an endless, relentless poke combo, blowing them up completely?" Since we're going to do something special anyway, why not go for a pure poke system?

Varus + Ziggs, and Jayce in the top lane, they'll start trash-talking the entire enemy team before the team fight even begins, guaranteeing the enemy team will be thoroughly humiliated.

The only downside is that the opponent might notice, and if either Si Shao or Xiao Tian picks any item that can force an engage, they'll be like mobile ATMs in the bottom lane.

"Stop joking around, let's be serious. How's 369 doing?"

"I feel okay."

"Okay, let's switch the support to the Prophet. A-Ban, you can take a break."

Roland: ? ? ? ? ? ?

In the third round, when Roland sat in the viewing room and watched the Prophet take the stage, he was completely dumbfounded.

what's going on?

Why do some teams bench their support players when their top laner is weak?

Are they catching an inside man here?

"Coach, what you're doing..."

"Don't rush, it's not about making him your starting position, but about letting you learn how to play a protective support role. It's the poke meta now."

"But I can also protect AD."

"Come on, you're always the first one to charge in. Look how you've made Ah Shui afraid to pick a late-game carry like Aphelios." White Crescent couldn't help but sigh after thinking about this guy's support style.

Although Roland initially strengthened the team by initiating team fights, the problem is that the version has changed.

With the reworks of Mordekaiser and Wukong, the emergence of Sett, and Karsa's increased use of utility junglers, TES no longer needs as many initiators. Instead, they need someone who can bring out JKL's value.

For example, the Prophet who plays support champions.

Of course, White Crescent was just using him to see the effect, and also to motivate Roland. It's not that he wasn't trying, but even though he was already trying very hard, he intentionally or unintentionally avoided pure support characters in his daily training.

Now we're just putting some pressure on him, making him more nervous.

To put it bluntly, the support role is irreplaceable, at least while Ah Shui is still around. Their relationship is so deep that they almost slept in the same bed. It's just that the prophet was unlucky and didn't get a good initial ADC.

only...

"No, Coach, I meant to say..."

"Ok?"

"But if we wipe out the entire opposing team, won't our AD carry's safety be guaranteed?"

"??????"

First Encounter: Chapter 79: Who Do You Think Of When You Close Your Eyes?

In the third game, the appearance of the Prophet caught FPX completely off guard.

You think it's hard for me to carry in the top lane, but I also think it's hard for you to carry in the top lane. Anyway, let's each pick a late-game carry or a support in the top lane and go for a double carry.