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Chapter 389 IG Never Works Overtime! Lightning Speed ​​0-1!

When Aatrox pushed the lane into the tower, Alistar also circled around from the jungle to his side. With Alistar providing stable crowd control, Jayce had no chance to fight back.

He has the potential for explosive damage, but he can't unleash it at all.

They could only be reliably killed by three people!

As for the Demoness, Song Yijin was practically invisible in this game.

Faced with the crocodile's unreasonable and rapid wave clear, LeBlanc could only stay under the turret.

LeBlanc, a mage assassin, has absolutely no chance against Renekton, a warrior hero.

If Song Yijin wanted to roam, he would have to lose some minions, and even then, he might not be able to roam successfully. EDG's vision control was excellent, and they didn't give him many opportunities at all.

EDG didn't even give Song Yijin a chance to 'try his best'; Wang Yao just dragged the LeBlanc down with him and self-destructed.

Eh!
He had already laid the foundation for his teammates in the early stages.

Now it's his turn to be carried along by his teammates.

The reason for picking the Renekton champion is to seize the early game tempo and reliably control the Rift Herald.

Now that all these goals have been achieved, it would be asking too much of Wang Yao to expect his crocodile to drag the team forward.

Wang Yao now has only one thing to do: completely lock Song Yijin online, not giving Song Yijin the opportunity to steal people and stir up trouble elsewhere, and not giving Song Yijin the chance to 'try his best'!

The impact of the fall of the mid-lane tower continues to spread.

After EDG caught and killed Jayce in the top lane, they quickly pushed down the top lane tower, further expanding their economic advantage.

During the process of implementation.

Kai'Sa, who was defending alone in the mid lane, and Renekton in the bottom lane, were both very solid, giving IG no chance to pick off any lone targets.

Especially iboy's Kai'Sa in the mid lane, which is characterized by 'stability'!
It's incredibly stable.

EDG then managed to secure both of the subsequent dragons by taking advantage of their strong lineup!

With 25 minutes remaining in the game, EDG began to target Baron Nashor!
IG naturally wouldn't let EDG take down Baron so easily, and the two sides once again began to pull back and forth around Baron!
This time, EDG's excellent vision control once again gave them an opportunity.

EDG left a ward in IG's red buff area, but IG didn't notice it.

The crocodile and the Aatrox simultaneously chose to teleport to the vision point to flank, and the crocodile even activated his ultimate ability in advance to build up rage after landing!

"This position! Did no one on IG notice it? Jayce might be in trouble now!!"

That's right!

When the crocodile was standing in the red buff pit, he flashed over the wall and appeared in front of Jayce, using a red-rage W to control Jayce in place!
The IG players were completely dumbfounded!

They wanted to protect their damage-dealing core, Jayce, but Leona immediately countered with her ultimate to stop EDG from following up, and Xin Zhao even used his ultimate to cut off the battlefield.

But here’s the problem.

Useless.

Kai'Sa and Taliyah can both use their ultimate abilities to directly cut through the backline, while Alistar can even flash and then use his WQ combo to charge into the enemy team.

The Sword Demon was originally flanking with the Renekton, and after activating his ultimate, he charged into the IG team.

The two immediately started fighting!
Without a doubt, EDG has the advantage, while IG uses a poke-based strategy.

The strength of the poke strategy lies in its ability to harass and create space before team fights begin. If both sides are fighting each other at full health, the poke strategy has no advantage whatsoever.

However, IG did not neglect their subtle maneuvers.

Despite EDG's perfect team fight initiation, they still managed to achieve a 2-for-5 trade, forcibly eliminating Wang Yao and Xiaotian, but that was all.

"2 for 5! Even without a jungler, EDG can still forcefully control Baron!"

iboy deliberately waited until Wang Yao and Xiaotian respawned before killing the Baron, allowing all five members of EDG to obtain the Baron buff! This led to their subsequent push forward.

IG once again demonstrated why they 'never work overtime'.

They used Aatrox to split push on the side lanes and forced a five-man team fight in an attempt to turn the tide by taking advantage of their numbers.

However, the gap in equipment is simply too large.

IG was successfully repelled by EDG, and with the arrival of Aatrox as reinforcements, IG suffered a complete defeat!
The match ended at 28 minutes, with EDG defeating IG and taking the first game!

"This was a typical EDG victory. Kshine helped his teammates establish an advantage early on. The key moment was the team fight for the Rift Herald. EDG won a great victory and helped the Aatrox, who was at a disadvantage in the early game, to develop."

"IG's main focus in the early game was the top lane, but the failure of the Rift Herald fight meant that all their early offensive plans had come to naught."

"The Poke system is at a disadvantage in the early and mid-game, so it was expected that IG would lose."

Miller spoke frankly and pointed out the key to the battle.

The key lies in the team fight around the Rift Herald.

Even if EDG didn't have such a big advantage in the early game, they were unlikely to lose that crucial Rift Herald team fight.

The greatest significance of the champion Renekton lies in the fact that he is too powerful in team fights during Rift Herald battles, and he can do the work of two people.

"EDG completely outmaneuvered IG. Their mid-lane Renekton completely shut down Rookie's LeBlanc, rendering her silent throughout the entire game."

Wang Ji added from the side, "If IG wants to win the game, Rookie can't be silent. He has to step up. He's the soul of IG!"

As the saying goes, "Strike the snake at its vital point." Song Yijin had indeed had a very frustrating game in the last round, and he even wished he could deliver a "cannon punch" to Wang Yao's face.

That's absolutely disgusting!

To put it bluntly, the hero LeBlanc is only useful if the enemy pushes the lane recklessly, forcing her to stay under the tower indefinitely.

The crocodile, especially the one that built Tiamat in just 4 minutes, forced LeBlanc to spend the entire game battling against the minion waves.

If you can't get the target and don't develop beyond the timeline, you can't clear the lane, and you'll also lack burst damage.

"I think the bot lane has a big problem. Is Jack trying too hard to prove himself in front of his ex, Kshine? He seems to be playing too hastily and giving away too many opportunities."

The doll's perspective is novel.

But JKL really can't be blamed for the last game.

Even if Uzi were targeted like this repeatedly in the bottom lane, he would probably have already lost his composure and started to create a negative atmosphere within the team.

They would even have Baolan carried off the chair, along with her.

Baolan's several mistakes and inadequate vision control were among the reasons why IG's bot lane was completely overwhelmed.

The core reason lies in IG's tactical design.

Compared to last year, IG's tactical focus this year has completely shifted to the upper half of the map.

This is a change that aligns with the version update, but Ning's extreme approach is somewhat perplexing.

He really doesn't care about the bottom lane.

IG's bot lane is basically left to fend for itself, and can only passively defend.

This shows that Yu Wenbo has a strong ability to withstand pressure; even when he is being targeted like this, he can still consistently provide good positive feedback.

Losing a game shouldn't be blamed on the targeted bot lane; why can't the top lane, which the jungler is desperately ganking, step up?

"Is that all? Is IG even capable? They can't even break through EDG's defense."

"Where are all those people who were praising Jack? I'm thinking this won't work either. When did my brother Yao ever get beaten so badly in the bottom lane last year?"

(End of this chapter)