You actually want me to...

DFM: Leona, Talon, Sylas

By the time they got to this point, the commentators had already noticed something was wrong. Camille was so weak in this patch, why were you locking in her first pick in the first round?

Then I looked at Galio, and he was alright.

Second round of bans: Jayce, Gnar, Draven, and Gragas were all banned.

In their fourth pick, DFM took Jhin.

Leona + Jhin is a very standard combination. Even though T1 lost to TES yesterday with this combination, they believe it was more a problem with the T1 bot lane duo's mistakes than with the champion combination itself.

As for the top lane?

DFM is practically betting that their top laner is going to pick Sett, so either they take it and push the bot lane, or they let the top laner have it.

TES's final two picks are: Tahm Kench + Senna!

DFM: ? ? ?

Spectators and coaches outside the stadium: ? ? ?

Countless esports fans outside the arena: ? ? ?

What do you mean?

When everyone thought you were going to pull off something amazing, you gave them the most traditional Senna and Tahm Kench combo? Are you kidding me?

[Match fixed! This is definitely a fucking fixed match!]

Seriously, even if you killed me, I still wouldn't believe that the TES bot lane duo would pick this at this point. Where's my BanGuard? Did you guys drug him?

[RNM! Refund!]

[How can you do this to us? We're working so hard, and we're watching the game while sitting in the toilet during our work hours?]

In an instant, the chat rooms on various platforms exploded with comments. DFM couldn't understand the opponent's thoughts, but since the opponent's bot lane wasn't doing anything funny, they were somewhat disappointed but also relieved, and then locked in Sett.

God knows how much pressure the "King of the Board" (a nickname for a popular streamer) brings. Almost every time he pulls off a successful stunt, the team that serves as the background has to be publicly ridiculed for at least three days. Who can stand that?

Unfortunately, they were too happy too soon.

Just a few seconds before the game started, Camille from the top lane suddenly switched positions with Tahm Kench, who was in the support role.

"I didn't expect it?"

"This is exactly my style of creating hilarious content, DFM!"

The matter is settled: Chapter 11: LPL viewers were moved to tears.

"Wait, TES changed their champions?"

"Tahm Kench walks up, and Camille walks down? So that's what they were planning, Aban was lying in ambush here."

"Oh my god~ I've really been scammed by them!"

In the commentary booth, the commentators who noticed TES's actions in the last few seconds were stunned. They had an urge to cry tears of joy, which welled up in their ducts in an instant. Then, after a special transformation, it turned into saliva, and finally transitioned into a KFC advertisement line.

Of course, advertising is just a job requirement; excitement is just an emotional release!

That's more like it!

If you're not going to do anything funny when playing DFM, you might as well just let the Prophet play. At least he can make jokes about being the "King of the Water Bench". It's just too boring for a young master of Deyun Society to be so well-behaved.

The misunderstanding has been cleared up.

[Camille support, that's the vibe again... wait... doesn't it look like Senna support, Camille AD?]

[It's all the same. You think he won't steal farm when playing other characters? Look at the highest gold income for a support in the entire LPL league.]

[DFM's top laners were dumbfounded. They thought it was Sett's home turf against the woman, but before it even started, the woman ran away, and the opponent became the one fighting the simp. Hilarious.]

This is truly outrageous.

It's never limited to a single player's hero pool.

If the team needs it, TES can immediately activate a super transformation, with Roland in the top lane, DaHuang in the jungle, Knight as AD, JKL as support, and then either Yuyanjia or Hahuang randomly selected to play mid lane. They still have a high probability of winning against DFM.

This was just a matter of the top and support players switching roles, which is already considered very lenient by TES.

In version 11.14, which was released in July of the same year, Tahm Kench received a buff. His passive bonus damage and Q skill damage were changed from a single percentage to a fixed stat damage plus a percentage. This is similar to a weapon in DNF (Dungeon Fighter Online) that benefits from both enhancement and forging. This makes Tahm Kench's early game damage lower, but his damage increases significantly after acquiring two core items in the mid-game. This greatly enhances Tahm Kench's mid-to-late game capabilities while weakening his early game.

However, this change indirectly strengthens his passive recovery ability, making him even more effective at staying in lane.

Furthermore, Tahm Kench's W skill refunds 40% of its cooldown upon hitting an enemy, meaning he can almost use W every 10 seconds at full cooldown reduction. In mid-game team fights, Tahm Kench's tankiness allows him to easily change the battlefield by casting two or three Ws.

Furthermore, considering the increased shield value and reduced slow effect of the ultimate ability, a top laner who is tanky, has multiple crowd control abilities, is invincible in lane, and has explosive damage output has emerged.

The only downside is that it clears the lines slowly.

You're asking if he's afraid of facing a stat-heavy monster like Tahm Kench? Well, I can only tell you that you probably haven't faced a monster like Tahm Kench before. It's not a matter of whether he's strong or not; he's truly one of those rare characters whose damage output is incredibly high, attack speed is extremely fast, sustain is absurd, and he has plenty of crowd control...

Seeing the Tahm Kench icon appear in the enemy top lane, DMF's top laner Evi fell silent.

This is the end.

TES: Top lane Tahm Kench, Jungle Lee Sin, Mid lane Galio, Bot lane Senna + Camille

DFM: Top lane Sett, Jungle Talon, Mid lane Sylas, Bot lane Jhin + Leona

As soon as the game started, the top laners on both sides charged to the front of their lineups. DFM was wary of Galio's W skill crowd control, while TES was also thinking about Sett's burst damage at full power. They simply exchanged some emotes and Ctrl+3, and that was considered the end of the game.

He's also dancing, isn't he?

Both sides have early to mid-game compositions, but the offensive pressure undoubtedly falls on DFM, especially the jungler Talon. In mid-game team fights, you don't know who to target. Galio will most likely have Everfrost and Zhonya's Hourglass, and Senna will definitely be accompanied by Tahm Kench, which is very frustrating.

But if you ask him to find Lee Sin or Camille, he feels like he's being stupid.

In the early game, Senna protects Camille; in the mid-game, Tahm Kench protects Senna; and in the late game, four protect one. TES directly replicated RNG's mutual protection strategy, which immediately shocked the DFM team upon its debut.

In this game, the whole world's attention is focused on the top lane.

The same applies to DFM's top laner.

The first encounter was solemn, a sacred act of conquest. Sorrowful, a silent farewell.

Behind it lies chaos, terror, colossal creatures, twisted beings, and ravaged remains, yet etched with an indomitable spirit.

The music of desolation speaks of bewilderment; the cacophony of sounds sings of despair.

Simply standing on the same path as Tame, the unique mental impact of Cthulhu kept washing over the contestants' minds. Of course, this was the image in the minds of these Japanese fans. After all, everyone knows how imaginative the Japanese are. Titles like "The Fierce Tiger of the Empire" are just products of their own amusement.

Just a quick aside.

You can go to your uncle's website and search for the keyword "Zhang X Ke gender swap". Click on the one with 100 million views, and you'll discover a whole new world (doge).

"Will there be any problems getting on the road?"

"No, he seems afraid of me and doesn't dare to fight me. Besides, you know how it is with this thing, if you don't cross the line, it's usually hard to die."

"Then I'll mainly focus on the bottom lane."

To put it bluntly, this lineup is a single-carry bot lane. Even if Camille is farming minions and Senna is supporting, the core damage dealer in the later stages will definitely be JKL's Senna. Roland's laning phase is very comfortable this game because Senna has healing.

And most importantly... JKL doesn't steal minions when playing Senna, because in the hearts of Senna players: Souls > Everything.

People who have a smooth life tend to play top lane Nasus because the pressure of stacking Q makes them appreciate the hardships of life; people who have an average life tend to play mid lane Veigar because the laning phase and stacking Q makes them enjoy the game; only those who have a relatively easy life tend to play Senna support because when they don't know what to play, they usually just think about long-range vs. short-range.

"So, I'll finish off the enemy, and you finish off the survivors. Our roles are clearly defined?"

"can."

From the moment he got Senna, JKL had no worldly desires left in his heart. He also deeply understood that while God may provide for you, sometimes you still have to fight for your own future.

So... as soon as he logged on, JKL started taunting and aggressively touching the enemy's heroes.

A gives the buff once, A gets the mist twice.

Based on Senna's mechanic that she can only absorb mist from the same hero once every 4-6 seconds, it means that as long as he attacks from both sides, he can theoretically stack souls continuously.

Then...JKL went crazy.

Flat A

Move forward while drawing aggro in the bushes.

Then flat A

To stir up more hatred

Level 2? That's none of his business. What he needs to do is to relentlessly pressure the enemy support with their short range and the enemy AD carry with their weakness at level 1, and then suppress the enemy bot lane duo to prove his deep love for DFM's bot lane with his actions.

LPL viewers were moved to tears.

after all.

In most people's lives, only the three major telecommunications operators will occasionally offer you some support.

Only on Xianyu (a second-hand marketplace platform) will someone ask you: "Is the item still available?"

Only a PE teacher would say to you: "Don't go, okay?"

Settled: Chapter Twelve: A Thousand Words Condensed into One Tactic

"Wow, Ah Shui's Senna is playing so aggressively! Isn't he afraid of the enemy initiating the fight?"

"I don't think it's a matter of being afraid or not, but rather that DFM's bot lane seems to have started to play passively during the laning phase."

As the commentators discussed the match, the camera returned to the bottom lane.

As mentioned earlier, DFM is a team with three Korean players. In order to face TES, which they call "the evil of this world", they had no choice but to abandon their own player, Measuring Ruler, and instead bring out their Korean mid-laner, Aria.

That's the problem.

Their jungler will definitely be Steal, a Korean import, and their mid laner is Aria, another Korean import. That means they can only use domestic players in the bot lane. But domestic players are not strong enough, and they're facing the infamous bot lane quality inspectors – the "drainage board duo" (a play on words, implying they're going to be timid and hesitant).

Especially after Ah Shui easily dodged Leona's E skill once again, DFM's bot lane duo became even more fearful.

TES's bot lane acted aggressively, while DFM's bot lane played defensively. The scene of TES pushing the A tower within three minutes was quickly shown to the world, demonstrating the expertise of Zhihu users.

"As expected of you, the unbeatable one when it comes to ordering food. How come your attack range isn't so perfectly controlled when you play AD?" While farming minions, Roland didn't forget to damage his "support teammates" as well. With that attack range control, even a retired god would have to admit he's an expert.

"Same to you, but your last-hitting is pretty bad. If you had even half the skill you have when you're playing support and stealing minions, you wouldn't have missed two minions in one wave."

"I'm playing melee, and I'm pushing the lane. As everyone knows, it's common for top laners to miss last hits when pushing the lane, and I didn't put any points into that skill."