I just turned eighteen, and you want me to make a comeback?

Chapter 118 - Genius and Madman

"Yuan Shen's prediction of the reverse W is a bit... too bold.

Miller smiled wryly.

There is only a fine line between genius and madness.

In the game of League of Legends, there is only a fine line between amazing skills and mediocre skills.

Maybe in Rank, every player on the field shows off like a dog, seducing with low health, and killing by tower diving to compile all kinds of materials.

However, very few things can be done in the game. One reason is that the strength of the opponents is different. They are three points stronger than the highest score of the Korean King. This is a team composed of a group of Kings who have undergone long-term training and cooperation. It is very difficult to achieve such an effect.

It's because you don't dare. You know that this wave may result in a single kill, but it may also ruin your reputation. In the Rank, a bronze player can still become a real anchor and play well. Everyone will just have fun and let it go. If you succeed, it's a great show, and if you fail, not many people will scold you.

But it’s different in a game. Once the showmanship fails, it will cause a chain reaction, and the whole game will collapse and explode, directly creating a scapegoat who will be scolded by the trolls so much that he can’t even breathe.

If the crocodile had not flashed W, or even had not flashed behind Fiora, then Fiora's reverse W would have been a definitely bronze-level move.

The livestream room was undoubtedly filled with question marks, with people gushing, "Fire W at the air? Are you showing off?"

Yuanshen's approach to professional competitions, without any fear of taking the blame, is something many people will never be able to learn in their lifetime.

As a commentator who is often influenced by the rhythm, Miller admires this mentality. He continued: "The advantage in the top lane is already huge. It depends on whether Flash Wolves' mid and jungle can maintain the rhythm..."

The camera turned and came to the middle route.

Both sides can last hit steadily, and the point where Clockwork restrains Ryze lies in W and R.

The deceleration effect of Clockwork's W can kite the short-legged Ryze.

The R skill is a deterrent nuclear weapon. When Clockwork reaches level 6, Ryze, who has short arms and legs, must always be careful of the opponent's QR combo.

In the previous game, Faker had already demonstrated to Maple how to use Clockwork against Ryze.

When it comes to the hero Ryze, Faker is really too familiar with him. This is his third signature hero after Zed and LeBlanc.

Naturally, he also knew how to deal with Ryze.

In the second game, when Maple used Ryze, he had a feeling that his mind was completely understood. The opponent knew exactly what combo he wanted to use and could prevent it.

"Lee Sang-hyuk..."

Maple had a blank expression on his face, but he felt somewhat unwilling inside.

He had practiced his Ryze for so long, but he was cracked so quickly by Faker. Anyone would feel a little unwilling.

However, just like the relationship between amazing operations and Muggle operations, if you use unpopular heroes and succeed, it’s because of the awesome black technology, but if you lose, it’s because of the blind man’s BP dominance.

After facing Faker's Ryze in this game, Maple had to admit that some of the opponent's small movements and details were indeed better than his.

When it comes to proficiency in the hero Ryze, he is not as good as his opponent.

However, the gap in individual strength between the two sides is not as big as imagined.

Professional players learn quickly.

Adhering to the principle of "if you can't beat them, join them", after learning and applying the details of the opponent's previous game where Clockwork beat Ryze, he found that Clockwork was indeed good at beating Ryze.

The more top-level the competition, the more fixed the advantages and disadvantages of the heroes' matchups become.

It is rare for a hero at a disadvantage to kill the opponent alone. If this happens, there is at least a big rank difference between the two, or the opponent is too pretentious and makes a big mistake.

On the scene, at only level 3, Clockwork suppressed Ryze's last hits and health, and took control of the lane.

This slight advantage could determine the outcome of a subsequent small-scale teamfight, perhaps it could be the few dozen gold coins needed to find a certain item, or the ability to support the jungler first. And the bottom lane...

"Wow, did NL eat a lot of Qs? Why is his condition so bad?"

As soon as Wawa finished speaking, Ezreal on the screen fired another precise mystical shot, hitting Sivir and followed up with a normal attack.

EZ still has 80% of his health left, while Sivir has less than half of his health left.

Sivir has a magic shield with her E skill, which can suppress her to this extent. It can only be said that NL was not careful in positioning and took too many Q skills.

The environment in each region is different. In the national server, the hero EZ is basically regarded as a mixed hero, and people prefer ADCs like Vayne who can save the world in the late game.

But in the Korean server, EZ is regarded as a functional carry hero.

ADCs produced by LCK basically have Ezreal in their proficient hero pool.

"This EZ will be quite strong in the mid-game. It seems that no hero in the Flash Wolves lineup can limit him."

Miller said after taking a look at EZ's last-hitting development.

EZ's strongest point is when he makes Invincible Cut + Frost Fist + Ruined King. Since these three items are much cheaper than the general three-piece crit set, EZ who develops in a balanced situation will often enter a strong period earlier than the enemy ADC, forming suppression in the mid-term and playing a very strong functional role.

On the other hand, if the situation is not balanced but EZ has an advantage in development, then not only will the functionality be strong, but the damage will also be very high.

The situation on the scene is already very clear.
Flash Wolves have a big advantage in the top lane, are evenly matched in the middle lane but have the initiative, and are slightly disadvantaged in the bottom lane.

Overall, the initiative is still in the hands of Flash Wolves.

"If we play normally in the laning phase and don't compete with the opponent for team rhythm and cooperative support, Flash Wolves will have the advantage," said Wawa.

"Yes, the most important thing for Flash Wolves right now is to stabilize the mid and bottom lanes and wait for the top laner to break through."

While the two were talking, Flash Wolves had already taken the initiative and launched the first wave of attack.

Karsa set his sights on the little dragon.

SKT wanted to fight for it, but after taking one look at the top lane, they immediately gave up the idea.

the reason is simple.

Fiora kept holding TP in her hand, but Crocodile had no TP, and... just now, Crocodile was beaten back home again.

If you want to fight for this little dragon, the crocodile must also come, otherwise this team battle will be a waste. But once he comes, at least three waves of soldiers will be lost.

At this point in the 5v5 team battle, the chances of winning are only 46:, Flash Wolves , SKT . After weighing the pros and cons, SKT can only choose to give up.

The ability to radiate the entire situation with one's own strength is exactly the threat created when the top laner gains an advantage in the laning phase.

Even if NL's health is low, SKT doesn't dare to 4-on-2 in the mid and jungle because they are worried about Fiora's teleport support.

After losing the third game, Yuan Shen had seen through SKT's thoughts.

As long as he keeps TP, SKT rarely makes dangerous moves like four-on-two in the bottom lane.

Unless Maple is at a huge disadvantage and cannot provide support.

And when he faces MaRin, it is actually possible for him to give up using teleportation.

His extremely high understanding of the line of soldiers is enough to allow him to minimize the loss of the line of soldiers without using teleportation.

(End of this chapter)