You actually want me to...

The core of the ganking strategy for the support role lies in the element of risk. Because once you master League of Legends, you'll find that in matches, unless a player has a standout moment, most of the time the outcome is 1+1>2.

If I have more players than you, or if I have more summoner spells when the number of players is the same, then I am likely to be stronger than you.

From this point on, all you need to do is think about where the other side will go, and then decide where you will go. Although the two supports often make various predictions, and then all the predictions turn into the two sides just bumping into each other on a certain lane and nothing happens, it is precisely this action that the support cannot do.

What if a teammate gives you a chance?

What if the other side happens to have an opportunity?

Nobody can say for sure, right?

Of course, this is based on the premise that you have this idea. If you have no intention of wandering around at all, then you might as well not go. Wandering around without a clear idea and a clear will is not wandering around, it is just shopping. You might as well stay next to AD and be a decoration.

Many people just watch professional support players gank everywhere, but they don't learn from them and blindly follow suit, eventually ruining their own game.

This is similar to Xu Wei, the president of a certain Chinese resignation association, a global strategic partner of CNPC and Sinopec, and the image ambassador of the Sichuan-Tibet Highway. The weeds along National Highway 318 all grew up listening to his songs. Listening to his songs not only consumes a lot of fuel, but also makes one's wings harden, making it particularly easy to get hooked, lose employment, and go shopping.

In summary, the key to support players' roaming strategy can be summed up in one sentence: "Do what you must do immediately, and don't do what you hesitate to do."

Upon hearing Roland's words, the TES team immediately changed their attitude.

JKL suddenly increased his wave pushing speed, but he was pushing while walking towards the bottom half of the jungle bushes, as if he wanted to occupy the bush positions. After pushing the minion wave completely, he used the bush vision to his advantage and disappeared before heading towards the mid lane.

The top and middle lanes remain unchanged, still performing the same old moves; all that's needed is acting skills.

As for jungling?

It would be better if the jungler disappeared. A good jungler is one you can't see; a jungler you can see is useless.

Roland, on the other hand, also walked straight towards the center.

Whether this clash will happen is unknown, but it has at least attracted the attention of at least four TES players. Once a fight breaks out, the mid, bot, jungle, and support players will quickly assemble. In my country, the fighting power of four people is enough to wipe out a whole company.

Roland was very confident about this situation.

[It's here... the Emperor's great prophetic spell is here!]

[He guessed it! He guessed it again? Has this guy really opened up? (doge)]

[Is using cheats the same as cheating? If you can't handle it, don't play. By the way, could you give me a referral after the match so I can try it out too?]

[Here it comes! I can't wait to see DK's dumbfounded expression.]

Undeniably, this was indeed a good opportunity for a gank. If Roland hadn't reminded him, Harvey would most likely have taken the Rift Herald to the bottom lane. And with only Jayce in the mid lane, even if DK managed to trade three of their heroes for him, they would still have come out ahead.

But... I'm sorry.

Unlike Genshin Impact's indulgence, Roland didn't miss a single DK match, from DWG to DK, from the Spring Split to the playoffs. Over 300 replays and 3000 tactical simulations were recorded, turning into countless moments of time on rice paper through countless days and nights.

"Have you ever experienced the Mona Lisa-like feminine hypnosis? Have you ever endured tens of minutes of silence in the stadium with only single-digit numbers of people watching? Have you ever truly experienced the extreme constipation of watching a game so intensely that you can't even poop?"

"I'm sorry, I've experienced all of that."

Only after experiencing hellish suffering

Only then can one cultivate heavenly power;

Only the bleeding fingers,

Only then can one produce the most beautiful music in the world.

so...

"I can see it, maybe right now."

R [Fleeting Glimpse]

Lightwing, activate!

Settled: Chapter Sixty-Two: Excuse Me, I'm a Little Nearsighted

As the blazing sun of the solar flare descended from the sky, and the glory of Shurima returned, the mid and support duo of DK unleashed their ultimate moves, all in an attempt to forcefully kill Jayce, TES's most fed farming point, at this crucial moment.

Kennen has already missed a turn once. If Jayce also dies this time, DK will not only gain a few minutes to farm, but also minimize the losses TES will suffer after taking the Rift Herald. No matter how you look at it, it's a win.

To ensure the success of this gank, Canyon even flanked early on. If the mid and support failed to kill the opponent, the Trundle would emerge from the jungle area in front of TES's second tower and deliver the final blow to Jayce.

That was their original plan, and Beryl did indeed perfectly predict Jayce's position using his ultimate ability.

However, as they were about to go up, they saw the light.

At that moment, the colonel felt a mysterious force at his side. He stood up, raised his voice, and loudly recited the Bible, which was almost etched into his DNA, into the commentator's headset: "It is Lot, Lot of Aban has come!"

"His grand entrance shattered the Imperial Guard's wall, then he swooned Leona, granting her a speed boost, before flashing back to Jayce in a graceful dance. This scene...it feels so familiar!!!"

No one knows why Roland was able to predict the enemy support's movements so accurately.

But the only thing they could understand was...

They managed to salvage the situation, and not only that, they also managed to keep the DK duo in the mid lane.

"Counterattack! Counterattack! Counterattack!!!"

"Leave the person here!"

Both are mid-lane/support combinations, with the mid-laner dealing damage and the support providing crowd control, but Azir + Leona is not even in the same league as Jayce and Rakan.

The simplest example is the TV series adapted from one of the Four Great Classical Novels:

There were only two support players in this match. DK's support was female, while TES's support was male. This is different. When the female support meets the male support of TES, she won't be as effective.

Of course, the above is just pure speculation.

In fact, after Beryl used his crowd control abilities and realized that Azir's attacks on Jayce were like scratching a nerve, while Jayce nearly blew him out of the water with a single shot, he immediately gave up. The damage was simply not in the same league. In a gunfight, DK thought they were already incredibly skilled with an AWM, but when they asked the other side:

"Bro, what kind of sniper rifle do you have?"

"I'm an RP sniper."

What the hell are you doing?

The troll who was originally lying in ambush to flank Jayce was also in an awkward situation. He was supposed to finish him off after failing to kill him, but now TES's people had also come along. Now that Jayce was low on health, there was definitely no way to finish him off. If he left rashly, he might expose himself to the enemy's vision and die as a result.

What can Canyon do?

All I can do is silently fight off the three wolves. Although I can't provide actual assistance to my teammates, I can still offer my support.

Even more outrageous is...

Although the troll failed to ambush anyone while flanking, damn it, Haro also flanked from behind!

When Azir abandoned Leona and finally ran back to the range of the turret after being beaten all the way, quite abruptly, a True Sight Ward was placed in front of him through the wall, asking in a friendly tone, "Brother, have you taken a nucleic acid test?"

"???"

"You haven't done it? If you haven't done it, then get your head over here and go get a nucleic acid test!"

R [Dragon Tail Swing]!

The smell of athlete's foot during the hottest days of summer is just as disgusting as Xu Xiu feels right now. In top professional matches, the mid-game team fights may seem flashy and full of maneuvering, but in reality, the key to the outcome of the game often lies in one or two early ganks or counter-ganks.

With DK's lineup, they should have focused on defense and dragging the game into the late game, while trying to disrupt the enemy carry's development rhythm.

But now...

They were already finding it difficult to stop them.

"Jace, finish them off!"

"Here I am!"

I left Leona behind since she has no Flash or mobility skills. She can't escape anyway, so I might as well go collect the package from Brother Blind first.

That's why Jayce is considered the most handsome and powerful player in the League. Every skill he uses is full of hidden meanings. His W, three auto-attacks, and one burst of energy are meant to tell you that when you're firing, the frequency should ideally be three short bursts. Then, when you switch to melee and swing your hammer at someone's face, it tells you that once you get the hang of it, you don't need to follow the formula anymore. Instead, you should go all out with every shot and make sure it hits the mark.

Under the combined onslaught of Lee Sin's ultimate and Jayce's full set of essential oils, Azir was overwhelmed and taken down.

After killing the yellow chicken, Ha Huang was about to turn back to deal with the Japanese woman when he saw...

[TES_JKL kills DK_Beryl]

The woman collapsed beside Xia Luo, unconscious.

Knight: "My double kill..."

Ah Shui: "Oh, sorry, I didn't notice and thought it was a minion, so I just finished it off for you."

The rest of TES: ? ? ?

Seemingly sensing that his words were somewhat ambiguous, JKL added a few more words of explanation: "Well, buddy, I've been a bit nearsighted lately. I can't tell who someone is from three meters away, I can't tell their gender from five meters away, and I can't tell the time from ten meters away. I really didn't see this person. I thought it was a soldier and just casually took him out. It's not my fault."

"??????"

After this small team fight, Haro even released the Herald in the mid lane. Since the jungler couldn't get back in time, the mid and support died, and the bottom laner didn't dare to come back directly, this Herald directly inherited the legacy of its predecessors and destroyed DK's first tower. Even the second tower's health became critically low due to the Herald's impact and the other players' auto-attacks.

The rhythm is perfect, a great tailwind!

[Their terrifying snowballing ability made TES's offense truly invincible in the first fifteen minutes.]

[This gank backfired badly, but didn't the colonel say something similar just now?]

[Indeed, it's a classic combo line. The only other one I can remember is "King's Pull into Devastating Sweep into A into Stand on the Street! Ah, isn't that awesome?"]

[I'm starting to seriously doubt whether what those content creators are saying about the blue side having an advantage is true. Why is the red side having the advantage in today's matches?]

The audience was thoroughly enjoying themselves at this moment. Although they couldn't figure out the strategy behind it, anyone with eyes could see that TES had a huge advantage on the field.

Why do people risk staying up all night to watch the game?

It's all about having fun, isn't it?

At this moment, the credibility of the TES team name in the eyes of the audience is almost equivalent to that of a certain Sakura subtitle group; as long as they see this name...

No need to ask, it's a gem, you'd be missing out if you didn't check it out (doge).

Chapter Sixty-Three: With no great generals on the battlefield, Wei Yan becomes the vanguard.

TES's early game fighting ability was fully demonstrated by the players in the third game.

The S11 tournament is not like the S-series a few years ago. Back then, there were no Mythic items, and map resources in the Rift were not something that could be abandoned. So, when watching the matches back then, it felt like even teams that were considered aggressive didn't have much of an offensive rhythm in the later stages.

But things are different now.

The introduction of Mythic items and the increase in hero damage, designed to accelerate the pace of the game and make it more exciting, have forced a relentless attack from the side that fails to stabilize the early game.