Occupation? I won’t even hit a dog!

The MVP was given to Ye Tian without any suspense.

Double-digit kills and 34.69% damage share appeared on AD Neeko, and there is no room for doubt about its value.

DWG was fooled by Neeko in the game. Every action they took became a joke. They showed none of the style that disrupted LCK in the summer season. Nuguri, who was hailed as the second The shy, fell to the bottom and his reputation dropped to the lowest point in history.

Backstage lounge.

Kim Jeong-soo, the DWG coach, was completely at a loss.

Among the strong teams in the world championships from S2 to the present, very few have top laners as their core.

It’s not because top order is not important.

In fact, even in the version of the Censer Monster where the duo lane is the most important in the team, a strong top laner is enough to influence the trend of the game and push the rhythm to an unstoppable level before the duo lane officially exerts its strength.

All the previous world champions, including the champions of world-class events such as MSI, have had top laners who were always the top choices.

Then.

Why is it that almost no team focuses on the top laner, and major clubs would rather give money to the mid laner and AD than pay too much for the top laner?
It is easy to understand the mid and jungle, but why can the AD, which is just an accessory, be so valuable?

The reason is very simple.

One word.

--stability.

There are different categories of mid laners, such as laning, roaming, and team fighting.

The jungler can gank, control the map, and in the appropriate version can serve as the jungle core.

If AD is strong in laning, it can lead the rhythm of pushing towers and taking dragons. If AD is not strong in laning, it can be delayed to the mid-to-late stages. As long as you don't constantly give up on key team fights, an aggressive or rough playstyle is not an intolerable flaw - just be C more often than you give up, that's fine!

To sum up, in the mid, jungle, and AD positions, even if your personal ability is half a level weaker than your opponent, you can still fight back in various ways, even using rogue heroes to drag your opponent to the same level and defeat them with your rich experience.

It’s different when it comes to ordering.

In other positions, the hero is often more important than the ID. Even a strong player like Faker can't do anything with Malzahar who is only focused on laning. If he is too aggressive, he will be suppressed and killed by the jungler.

UZI is in the best form of his career this season. In the second round of the group stage, he couldn't get Xayah and could only become the confused Luke E Sixteen.

The top laner’s ID is greater than the hero.

Much greater than.

The resources in Summoner's Rift are limited, and the playing habits of professional players cannot change at will. The whole team has to work together to develop the top laner into the tactical core. As long as the top laner cannot beat the opponent, there is no room for struggle in the game.

The so-called Counter position...is really not very useful.

There are countless cases of counterattacking the opponent's top laner even in professional leagues.

Who can guarantee that the top laner of his team is the best in the world and will always be the best in the world?

There is no guarantee. Treating the top laner as the core is like burying a bomb for yourself.

[Go, go, go, ten-year old G2 fans come uninvited]

【Come on, Brother Tian】

【Kill the crazy little P! 】

[To be honest, today's finals are very interesting. Whoever wins the championship will have a gimmick - G2 dominated 2019, SKT restored the dynasty, IG climbed over that mountain, FPX won the championship in its first entry into the world competition and fulfilled Doinb's long-cherished wish. Suddenly, I don't care which division wins the championship.]

[To be honest, I still think that Tian Ge’s first three consecutive championships are more valuable]

[EDG triple-killed the Korean team, IG double-killed the Korean team, and Tian Ge led G2 to a double-kill, which was exactly the will of 7]

[Fuck, the Seven Ancestor is indeed everywhere]

Accompanied by the barrage of comments, the third battle between G2 and DWG officially began.

This is also what most people think is the last one.

——DWG is a team centered around the top laners. The team's main player Nuguri doesn't even have the basic ability to resist Ye Tian, ​​let alone fight against him. The second brother ShowMaker can only save his life against Caps and is completely defeated in roaming. You can't really expect the nuclear emperor to burst out and lead his brothers to win, right?
"G2, who has regained the right to choose sides, is still on the blue side."

"no problem."

Ze Yuan conveyed the message: "As we often say, as long as we can keep winning, there is no need to change the Ban/Pick strategy. G2 won two games in a row on the blue side, and it was a win without suspense. There is no need to switch to the red side to try anything."

"On the blue side, as long as DWG doesn't ban, G2 can stably give Apex a chance to get Xayah." Remember to do a simple analysis: "If Apex gets Xayah, Kai'Sa will definitely be at a disadvantage. It doesn't matter if Apex doesn't get Xayah, because Apex really doesn't lack heroes to use."

"Let's take a look at the little Easter eggs here... they're really good at making things happen!"

When the contestants came on stage, a row of subtitles popped up in the lower left corner of the screen.

[After GRF was eliminated, Perkz said on social media: I am very sorry that no LCK team entered the finals]

"It's Ah P's style indeed."

Wang Duoduo laughed: "At the beginning, we said that there was a lot of trash talk in LPL, and Factory Manager took up most of it. Later, Factory Manager, Brother Tian and others divided the world into three parts. Ah P's trash talk is almost catching up with Brother Tian."

"The European audience cheered." Ze Yuan looked at the live screen: "We can notice that the cheering sticks in the audience's hands have been replaced with small lights. They are really well prepared."

"After all, it is the last hope of Europe." Remember to answer: "G2's bans are still based on the original idea, holding down Akali, Quinn, and Tam. DWG targets Pantheon, Sylas, and...Sindra. It seems that they are scared by G2's swings."

A big part of the reason why G2 was able to win the MSI Mid-Season Championship was because of Pike's unreasonable four-way swing.

Although Syndra is not as versatile as Pike, she can still make unpredictable lane changes by cooperating with other heroes.

G2 did not lock on Xayah on the first floor, but picked up Ryze first, intending to steal her instead of banning her.

After much deliberation, DWG decided to pick Kaisa and Taliyah, two heroes with the ability to switch games.

"This is a smart move by G2."

Ze Yuan commented: "Although Core King can also use Xayah, DWG can also take Xayah and Rakan, but Xayah can't catch the side like Kaisa; Ryze has been taken away. If DWG takes Xayah and Rakan again, Taliyah will be suppressed by G2, and Tian Ge will lead the side again."

"But G2 got Titan." Remember to comment based on the picks: "The second and third floors got Xayah + Titan, not only will they not be headlocked by you, but they will headlock you instead!"

"DWG needs a support who can fight back, such as Lao Niu." Wang Duoduo found a solution: "But I think DWG should first give ShowMaker a stronger hero. From the first two games, ShowMaker's condition is still acceptable. If DWG wants to have a fighting force, he and Canyon must lead the rhythm."

The words have not yet fallen.

DWG's third hero appeared in the center of the big screen.

——Blade Dancer, Irelia!

This move has a swaying meaning.

ShowMaker only used Irelia in three games throughout the summer season and lost two of them. On the one hand, the style was not very compatible with her. On the other hand, Irelia was indeed weaker after losing her disarm and magic damage reduction. Even in the mid lane, her presence was gradually replaced by Shen.

"Maybe it's the top laner Blade Girl?"

"Tian, ​​which hero do you want to use to fight him? Do you want to ban Shen?"

G2 coach Swani suddenly lay down, leaving the decision entirely to Ye Tian. "No need."

"Just follow the original idea."

Ye Tian made no changes.

The original idea was to ban the counter-assistant and strengthen A-P's advantage in the bottom lane as much as possible, so that SKT could divert some of its attention for this.

then.

Replace the walking A monster.

When SKT and G2 face off, they certainly cannot expect Khan to gain an advantage from Ye Tian. In addition to the cooperation between Faker and Cild in the mid and jungle, they have to rely on Teddy, who has been the dean for several seasons, and the veteran champion support Mata to stand out.

G2 replaced the bottom lane player on the spot, and SKT was stunned for a moment.

The second round of banning.

G2 holds down Dawn + Lao Niu.

DWG holds down Qiyana + Spider.

The goals are very clear.

G2's five ban positions held down three supports with protective abilities, making it clear that they were going to launch a fierce attack on DWG from below.

DWG got rid of heroes with strong jungle confrontation capabilities in order to ensure that Taliyah can develop steadily and reach level 6 as soon as possible to drive the pace.

Fourth floor.

DWG chooses Ornn first.

"Ornn?"

"Is Nuguri going to activate the ultimate stress-resistance mode?"

Ze Yuan guessed: "To be honest, when it comes to pressure resistance and teamfighting, Ornn is a good choice. He can save many deadly situations by getting items online, and he can also help teammates upgrade big items in the later stages. G2's last two choices are Gragas + Yasuo. In this lineup, Yasuo has a lot of room to play."

"Taliyah's [Wall Curtain] and Ornn's [Call of the Forge God] will both be confiscated by Wind Wall."

The last choice.

DWG dragged the game to the limit and revealed something that was beyond everyone's expectations...Kyle!
The lineup suddenly became a little strange.

"Kyle?"

I remember my mind was full of questions: "After Kayle is picked, Ornn will be a support. To be honest, Ornn is pretty good with Kaisa. His ER knock-up and W to Fragile can help Kaisa stack [Plasma]. But Yasuo will most likely be replaced by Tian Ge. Nuguri is not that easy to match with Kayle or Irelia, right?"

"I think it's better to take Vampire. I don't quite understand Kayle." Ze Yuan said matter-of-factly: "Vampire is definitely no match for Yasuo, but it's not easy for Yasuo to kill Vampire. If Nuguri takes Vampire, he can slowly eat up the tower damage in the worst case. Kayle will definitely have no chance to win if he goes to the top lane."

"It would be even more wrong to move Knife Girl to the first floor."

"Irelia + Taliyah are clearly heroes that are meant to be combined together to find the rhythm. If you put Irelia in the top lane, Taliyah can only go to the top lane to help in the early stages. Forcibly looking for trouble with Tian Ge will not have any good results."

"Also, Irelia depends on status." Wang Duoduo pointed out the key point: "If you want to pull someone in with E [Double Blade], you need to gamble. With Nuguri's current status, does he want to gamble with Tian Ge?"

"I think it's just a fake move, and we have to switch at the end." I remember watching the countdown on the big screen: "3 seconds, 2 seconds, 1 second, oops, I can't switch!"

【Learn from IG's game yesterday? Did you understand it?】

【Waiting for a seller show and a buyer show】

[Mercy + Kaisa depends on the team name, not everyone can use it]

[DWG's third pick of Irelia was a disaster. They should have picked Niu in the third pick and let Ornn stay in the top lane]

[No wonder IG doesn’t want this coach anymore, it’s really confusing]

The audience felt that there would be no suspense in the game.

"Uh……"

"Let's think about it from another angle."

Ze Yuan tried to smooth it over: "A young player like Nuguri, who faced Tian Ge in the world arena and blew up two games in a row, still had the courage to fight with a skillful hero. This is still worthy of encouragement."

"He didn't perform well in the first two games of the BO5, but he still stood out in the third game and overturned the previous evaluation. This is what a top player should do." Remember to echo: "Let's look forward to it!"

The coach shook hands and left.

The matchup table appeared in front of everyone.

Blue side: G2
Red side: DWG
Top Lane: Yasuo vs Irelia

Jungle: Gragas vs Taliyah
Mid: Ryze vs. Kayle
AD: Xayah vs Kai'Sa
Support: Titan vs Ornn
After entering Summoner's Rift, DWG did not disperse to guard the jungle like in the previous two games, but gathered together and made a move to invade the lower half of the jungle.

Interestingly, G2 also gathered together.

What’s more interesting is that due to the different terrains of the red and blue BUFF wild areas, you can pass through the light gate on the high ground wall to enter the river from the center of the fountain through the blue BUFF wild area. The shortest route through the red BUFF wild area to enter the river is the soldier line, so the intersection point of the two sides is at the corner of the dragon pit!
When the two sides met, DWG was stunned on the spot!
G2's support Mikyx was the first to make a move, controlling Titan to throw an anchor forward. DWG's Genshin Impact player in the front dodged to the side with the principle of "speed is the only way to defeat martial arts in the world", and the unlucky one became Taliyah.

of course.

Genshin Impact is not selling out his teammates.

Taliyah was pulled in and took a set of concentrated fire. When he flashed back with low health, Genshin Impact brother used E [Blazing Charge] against the wall, intending to launch a counterattack and control the group.

Unfortunately, I only encountered one Ryze.

Ah P activates his W [Death Feathers], triggering Fatal Rhythm. Each A becomes more powerful than the last, and his output is much higher than Kaisa, who can only click slowly after using [Icathia Rainstorm].

Before level 6, Kayle is a melee fighter. He doesn't dare to step forward to deal damage. After releasing E, he just becomes a spectator. His combat ability is far inferior to that of Ryze.

Nuguri was afraid that his E [Twin Blades] would be blocked by the wind wall, so he activated his W [Distance-Breaking Dance] which reduces damage and pushed forward, as if he wanted his teammates to deal damage.

Ye Tian brought Doran's Blade + Hail of Blades, and first performed an AQ combo, triggering Hail of Blades to increase attack speed, reduce skill CD, and maximize combat effectiveness.

Chase forward.

The second [Steel Flash] stabbed the Genshin Impact brother who flashed out and took the first blood!

Nuguri then realized something was wrong and dodged Gragas' [Meat Bomb Impact] and ran back. However, Ye Tian had already gathered the wind in his hands and chased Nuguri for three steps. He stabbed straight out with his sword and sent Nuguri into the air with [Whirlwind Slash]!

Pretending?
Let you fly!
"Ouch!"

"Support Ornn is the first to fall, and Nuguri is also going to die!"

Ze Yuan was overjoyed: "Brother Tian, ​​move forward and follow. Hit me first. Yasuo's movement speed is 10 points faster than Irelia. He should be able to hit me with the next hit without flashing...Okay, one more hit, and we'll get a double kill!"

Double kill!

The system prompt popped up, Yasuo earned 700 yuan before he even came online, and was one summoner skill ahead of Irelia!
"DWG was too careless in the level 2 fight. They knew G had Titan + Gragas, and their overall control and damage were better, but they still ran over anyway."

Wang Duoduo said with a sigh: "It can be seen that they wanted to take a gamble in desperation and turn a bicycle into a motorcycle, but in the end they lost everything in one gamble!" (End of this chapter)