League of Legends: Reborn in Season 3, Tuning the Entire League

Chapter 65 The Pack of Wolves and the Wolf King

"With vision of Baron, we'll push onto the high ground and end the game in one fell swoop."

Pang Ran opened the statistics interface, looked at the equipment gap between the two sides, and finally, after his team's mid laner Orianna had upgraded to Zhonya's Hourglass and the top laner had upgraded to Guardian Angel and other defensive items, he finally turned the signal to Baron Nashor.

In this game, NXG's tactical focus was mainly on playing around the top laner's fed Renekton, targeting the Kennen who was losing lane, or switching lanes to gank the bottom lane when the opponent moved their minions to protect the top laner.

After securing kills and pushing towers, and gaining absolute vision of the jungle, the dragon never saw the enemy spawn, and there were hardly any large team fights with the enemy.

"Old Xu, you'd better watch yourself!"

"Alright, no problem. For the sake of the dragon, I'll allow you to go and follow the jungler daddy first," Xu Jing said, pretending to be funny.

"Twenty minutes is too long. The Baron buff doesn't increase the pushing effect, but we can still get in."

"You little brat, you're getting cocky again. Be careful when you get back, Ming will give you extra food."

"Hey, hey, no, no, I was just kidding."

With the situation much more favorable, the players were able to relax their focus during the brief respite of replenishing their supplies at the fountain. Xu Jing wasn't wrong; given the current economic gap and the strength of the S3 turrets, pushing straight to the high ground was entirely feasible. However, the team leader had already instructed them before the match to try and make their professional debut as impressive as possible.

Considering that the ultimate abilities of the top, jungle, and support players on the purple side have some room to be used on the high ground, NXG did not rush to destroy the high ground towers and crystal. Their tactical focus was mainly on the outer towers on the three lanes and jungle resources.

“Sometimes leaving a crystal there can widen the economic gap far more than removing it prematurely.”

Thinking of the words that Ming had explained to him when he was making decisions and giving instructions, Pang Ran could only say that he admired him immensely.

While other ranked players were still focused on getting kills and gold, others were already factoring in the gold from super minions.

After giving the order, another unforgettable scene appeared on the game screen, sending chills down the spines of players outside the game.

All five members of NXG returned to town simultaneously, changed their equipment in unison, and then each of their equipment slots was filled with dazzlingly shiny scout wards.

Among them, apart from Song Yuan, the top laner with the best economy, who only bought one control ward because he didn't have enough equipment slots, the other four all had one control ward and one ward.

With vision provided, the jungler and support went first, and the crocodile cleared the bottom lane minion wave and disappeared immediately after reaching the purple side's first tower.

Varus cleared the mid lane alone, but after the minions crossed the mid lane, he stopped pushing forward. From the purple team's perspective, one could only occasionally see a piercing arrow fly out of the darkness, taking down a few ranged minions responsible for dealing damage.

The match on the field was coming to an end, but the live stream chat and the various discussions on the forums were getting more and more heated.

BLQG is no longer playable!

The jungle is completely dark; all three lanes are under pressure, and the enemy can't even leave their towers.

[The key is that the left side played incredibly steadily, giving them absolutely no chance. The only two kills they got were when they were surrounded and tower-dived by multiple opponents, and they were traded for tower damage.]

Is this all there is to the professional League of Legends league? It's terrible.

[Pfft, the person upstairs is showing off their skill level. Forget NXG, any random player from BLQG could easily crush you.]

[You laugh at me getting thrashed in professional matches, but what should you call me in ranked games?]

Actually, I think it's precisely this gap that allows us to truly appreciate what a professional team is like. The purple team, at best, consists of high-ranking casual players with good teamwork and some tactical understanding, while NXG on the left is the real professional powerhouse.

[Since the start of the match, I haven't even seen anyone on the left side recklessly engage and get caught out.]

[(Laughing and crying) Look at the faces of the five BLQG brothers, they're as red as boiled sweet potatoes.]

[Don't laugh, you'd be famous too. Playing a professional game is like being forced to quit internet addiction.]

[NXG is like a wolf pack; once the commander gives an order, every position executes it perfectly.]

[A pack of wolves?]

[Jm, that's the Wolf King.]

……

In the final moments, courage ultimately triumphed over cowardice. Not wanting their first professional match to end in such a humiliating defeat, BLQG chose to charge into the Baron pit for a decisive battle against NXG.

"remarkably brave!"

The commentators on stage, Wawa and Joker, gave it extremely high praise.

then……

Then there is no more.

NXG had complete vision control over the red zone, and all the movements of the purple team's heroes were clearly visible.

Prince Kennen couldn't get into the fray properly, so there was no way he could turn the tide by unleashing a perfect ultimate.

Not to mention that the prince's EQ combo was immediately followed by Lee Sin kicking him away, and he and Kennen had to use Flash together. What awaited the two of them was Janna's QR double control.

Given the current equipment gap between the two sides, Kennen, who was almost completely outmatched, couldn't cause any trouble at all.

On the big screen, the ultimate Renekton, having activated his ultimate ability, chased after BLQG's two carries, while the top, jungle, and support were easily dealt with by Orianna and Varus.

With a well-developed Orianna using a QR combo, Varus, who already has three and a half items, doesn't have much left to do.

In contrast, BLQG's Caitlyn, fed by the entire team, only had Infinity Edge and Phantom Dancer on her. She failed to complete Last Whisper and couldn't even scratch Song Yuan's Renekton with her basic attacks. As for the mid-lane Twisted Fate, whose ultimate was practically useless throughout the game... well, his only contribution in this team fight was drawing a yellow card to buy time for the AD carry.

ACE!

The chilling announcement of the team's total annihilation rang out from the on-site sound system.

The audience cheered and applauded, and some players who were watching an e-sports competition live for the first time were also infected by the cheers and joined in.

"NXG!"

"NXG!"

"NXG!"

With a zero-to-five exchange and the huge equipment gap, BLQG couldn't even focus fire and kill a squishy support.

NXG stopped delaying and pushed forward, destroying everything from the high ground tower to the crystal before all the purple team's heroes could respawn.

……

"Ah, in the end our BLQG team still couldn't stop NXG's advance."

"NXG's five players moved in unison, targeting the base."

"The base has been blown up, so let's congratulate NXG!"

"Congratulations to NXG for winning the first game."

The audience cheered and applauded continuously, impressed by NXG's performance.

They are a formidable team with an exciting playing style, and most importantly, you can actually learn something from NXG.

Oh, I remember now, the owner of NXG is JM. He has already uploaded various advanced gameplay and tactical ideas for LOL online.

Mom, this streamer is so kind! To prove that his tutorial videos are effective, he actually set up a team to compete in a professional tournament!
In this way, the audience's cheers seemed all the more sincere.

"Wuhu, take it!"

"Nice, guys, we've entered the advancement zone."

On the competition stage, several NXG players took off their headphones, stood up, and high-fived each other in celebration of their victory.

(End of this chapter)