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Chapter 576 Colonel Guan's Sharp Commentary on Colonel KI!

After purchasing their starting gear, the ten players on both sides quickly controlled their respective heroes to leave the base and head towards the river.

In this game, both sides opted for a defensive opening formation, lining up along the river.

No one invaded the enemy jungle at the start of the game.

A little over a minute later, Xiaotian, who was crouching behind his own blue buff, pressed the B key to recall to base.

After returning to the city, he replaced the yellow ornament on the barrel with a red scanner.

On the TES side, Xx's Spider also went straight out of the game by scanning.

However, in the previous game, the Spider scanned a ward belonging to FPX at the start, and then recalled to base and replaced the scanner with a yellow trinket.

In this round, the spider simply carried a scanner without invading or going back to switch.

Knight then helped by placing his trinket ward in the bush behind his own red buff.

This ward is for the jungler.

At 1 minute and 30 seconds into the game, the buff monsters spawn.

Xx's Spider started attacking its own red buff, while Xiaotian's Gragas started attacking its own blue buff.

Both players started their buffs solo in the upper jungle without any help from their teammates.

Furthermore, neither of them had the other's field of vision.

In this game, all players from both teams logged in on time, making it impossible to determine the enemy jungler's starting position based on their login status.

In this situation, Xiaotian and Xx can basically only rely on their experience to judge the enemy jungler's jungle route at the start of the game.

Or rather, it's all based on guessing!
At this moment, the keystone runes of the ten heroes in this game were displayed twice on the large screen below the venue.

These are all fairly standard ways to play; there are no particularly unique gameplay options.

Colonel KI then posted his own winning probability prediction at the bottom of the screen.

In Colonel KI's lineup strength curve.

TES only had a strong period in the first five minutes.

Five minutes later, FPX dominated the entire period.

The largest difference in win rates was between FPX (57%) and TES (43%).
The difference is 14 percentage points.

It's fair to say that this AI doesn't really understand games.

There is no lineup that only has a five-minute power spike.

It's reasonable that there's no dominant period at all.

But since a lineup has a strong period, it can't possibly only last for a mere five minutes.

However, in this game, it's reasonable to say that FPX's lineup was stronger in the later stages.

"Here it comes! The colonel thinks that once this game goes into the mid-to-late stages, TES's lineup will be at a significant disadvantage!" Guan Zeyuan said.

"Perhaps the colonel thinks that the three brothers—Zoe, Spider, and Ezreal—are not good at late-game play!"

Colonel Guan also gave a strong and sharp critique of Colonel KI.

"Hmm!" Cat Emperor nodded. "TES does lack damage in the late game. Both of their carries are pure poke. How well they perform in team fights depends entirely on their poke before the team fights!"

As they were talking, the TES bot lane duo secured level two.

Ben's Titan hooked directly at the Minotaur.

However, FPX's bot lane duo also retreated very quickly.

The Alistar used his Q ability on the spot, negating the crowd control and triggering an aftershock, so he didn't lose much health.

FPX's bot lane has successfully navigated the first hurdle of the laning phase.

The EZ-Nautilus combination is definitely stronger in lane than Kai'Sa-Alito.

In terms of pushing lanes, the TES bot lane duo is also stronger.

Since the bottom lane couldn't ignite a fight, the observer's view quickly switched to the top lane.

Gnar with Fleet Footwork as his keystone rune pushed the lane aggressively as soon as he entered the lane.

Aatrox, with his short range and long skill cooldowns in the early game, naturally couldn't stop Gnar from pushing the lane.

As soon as the observer's view came up, they saw Gnar push a large wave of minions into TES's top tower.

Zhou Dian then showcased his impressive fundamental skills to the audience.

A huge wave of tower dives, and Aatrox landed them all without missing a single one.

Immediately, a large number of "good stuff" comments flew across the official live broadcast room.

Immediately, the observer's view switched to the mid lane. Karma and Zoe were evenly matched at this point.

Both players had similar health levels and last-hit counts.

Both junglers, despite their strong ganking abilities, opted to farm aggressively at the start of the game.

Both Gragas and Elise cleared the three camps in their own upper jungle before going to the lower jungle to get the second buff.

The main reason is that the first dragon of this game was an earth dragon.

Since it's an earth dragon, both sides want to get their hands on it, and neither side wants the other to get it.

In this situation, if the jungler recklessly ganks before clearing all the jungle monsters, and fails to catch anyone, they will fall behind the enemy jungler in the jungle, naturally increasing the risk of losing the dragon.

Focusing solely on clearing out all the monsters before taking any action is a relatively safe and reliable approach, a strategy of waiting for the right moment to act.

In any case, neither side is facing a critical situation on either line.

Both junglers can focus on farming without worry.

In this situation, Gragas' jungle clearing ability is naturally stronger than Elise's.

After Xx's spider cleared the three camps of jungle monsters in the red zone and added the blue buff...

Xiao Tian's Gragas also finished clearing his own red buff.

As the barrels cleared the area, besides the three camps in the blue buff zone, they also cleared the raptor camp.

By now, after taking down the red buff, they had already cleared five camps of jungle monsters, a full camp more than the spider.

However, after the changes to jungle monster experience, five camps are no longer enough for a jungler to reach level four quickly.

You must clear all six groups of jungle camps to reach level four.

The barrel continued to brush its own stone beetles.

After taking the blue buff, Spider went into the bottom river and started fighting the river crab.

At this point, both junglers were near the bottom lane, and the trades of blows in the bottom lane became more aggressive.

Before FPX took down their first tower, the two bottom lane duos clashed.

After the spider destroyed the river crab, Xx saw that the enemy Alistar only had about 200 health points left, so he naturally had the idea of ​​tower diving.

So, Xx started scanning and controlled the spider to go to the blue team's bottom lane tri-bush.

There were no FPX wards in the triangular bush.

But the barrels were brushing stone beetles not far away.

The spider stepped out of the triangular grass, took two steps forward, and saw the barrel that had just finished killing the last few small stone beetles and leveled up to level four.

The Spider is only level 3, which is one level lower than the Gragas, so it will definitely be at a disadvantage in a direct confrontation.

Xx quickly controlled the spider to escape and went back to the jungle to farm.

"Damn, he caught me no matter how many times I brushed from top to bottom!" Xx said with a hint of frustration.

If the barrel hadn't been nearby, he would have definitely taken the Minotaur's head.

They might even be able to kill both of the enemy's bottom laners.

Pity!
Nothing happened in the bottom lane, so the observer's view switched to the mid lane.

As soon as I switched over, I saw Knight's Zoe pick up Redemption.

It's incredibly satisfying for Zoe to pick up Redemption during the early laning phase.

Perfect timing, this time it's the sports car segment again.

Using this redemption, Zoe pushed hard on the minion wave.

"Zoe finding Redemption must be the most comfortable situation in the early game, right?" Guan Zeyuan asked with a hint of inquiry.

"Uh, it's mainly because my teammates are very comfortable, they just keep healing me!" Cat Emperor replied.

"It feels great to push the strings!" Guan Zeyuan immediately said. "But when you use this thing to push the strings, it looks like the car is leaking!"

Originally, once Redemption was used, FPX would have lost most of their health as soon as they reached the minion wave.

With that little bit of health left, Zoe took it down in a few hits.

However, just when the minion wave was all pushed down and only the minion car was left with a sliver of health, Knight's last auto-attack failed to finish it off.

And the OB caught them red-handed.

"Now you're not comfortable!" Cat King's sarcastic voice immediately rang out.

(End of this chapter)