LOL: Can’t I play other games professionally?

Chapter 360 Don't kill him, give the Solo champion some face.

As the game progressed, the Refusers realized that it was becoming increasingly difficult to suppress the Butcher, so they chose to retreat into the jungle and try to catch up on their development.

Lin Ruo didn't deliberately interfere with the stun gun's movements; he simply didn't want to engage in a direct confrontation.

As a hero with a hook, Pudge's greater significance, compared to laning, is obviously to roam around and gank.

Therefore, it's not necessarily a bad thing that the person who refuses to listen to him can't control him or doesn't want to control him.

Lin Ruo will definitely be running around the map with high hopes. Do heroes with hooks need to find specific spots to ambush people?

This is certainly necessary. The so-called specific camping spots apply to every location on the map that is not in the enemy's sight. Therefore, if you want to camp, the primary task is to ensure the visibility situation.

If you can see clearly yourself but not the other side, the probability of catching someone will naturally increase significantly.

With a few snipers under his command, Lin Ruo, who was clearing out jungle camps, began to wander around, occasionally standing in the woods or bushes, waiting for the enemy to come and pull jungle camps or pick up resources.

However, the opposing team was clearly well-prepared and had probably reminded their teammates countless times in voice chat to prevent Lin Ruo from dropping below 9000 points, which is why Lin Ruo's attempts to camp there were ultimately fruitless.

Butcher is a hero with relatively flexible item builds; in the early game, green boots and ash are the standard equipment.

The passive health regeneration of the Green Shoes ensures the Butcher's early-game sustain, while the Ashes, in addition to their healing and damage effects, also provide crucial increases in strength and mana regeneration.

Aside from these two standard early-game items, Butcher's item build is very flexible and depends entirely on the situation.

Lin Ruo bought the green shoes so that she wouldn't be wasted by those who reject her online, thus having more time to roam around.

With an economic advantage and the ability to use his ultimate skill, the immobilization effect of his bite combined with his second skill is extremely deadly. Even those who refuse to confront him head-on can only sneak up behind the minion wave, which doesn't significantly limit Lin Ruo.

The opposing team has high magic damage output, so Lin Ruo's best plan is to get the Challenge Headband first.

If the opponent's physical damage is too high, you can build a Blade Mail to let them experience the feeling of "an eye for an eye".

After browsing around the mall, Lin Ruo decisively chose to pre-order the Push Stick. It was true that the opponent had a lot of magic damage, but sorry, that couldn't stop his dream of showing off.

In Dota 2, the Force Staff is a fixed, awesome movement skill that can push any target unit 600 units in the direction it is facing.

Even pushing oneself is definitely the best tool for showing off and being cool.

Lin Ruo, who bought the push stick, can either push the opponent and then anticipate the hook, or push herself and anticipate the hook.

In short, if you successfully hook your opponent and secure the kill, it will undoubtedly be a beautiful sight to behold.

Being handsome is all that matters.

Lin Ruo, who thought it was really cool, made a play in the Radiant bottom lane less than two and a half minutes after buying the Force Staff. He pushed himself to create an angle and successfully hooked the Demon Sorcerer out of the tower and killed him.

After securing the first wave of ganks, the Butcher went on a rampage in the following matches, catching two waves of enemies within three minutes and racking up a massive kill streak.

As Lin Ruo gradually got into the swing of things, she was always able to find unexpected positions and use all sorts of unexpected hooks. Even though the other side was quite vigilant with the command of the Rejector, they still couldn't stop the sudden attacks from the shadows.

Unless the opponents completely avoid entering the jungle, danger will eventually follow.

This is part of the effect of the mid lane pressure. Lin Ruo, who had already been killing a lot of people, had a lead of more than 1000 in terms of economy. He naturally did not need to be pressured anymore and began to counter-pressure against the electric stick.

The careless refuser was unexpectedly killed under the tower after returning from pulling jungle camps. Lin Ruo's operation was simple: he pretended to enter the jungle in the opposite direction to farm, but actually waited at the corner of the intersection.

The Refuser, who wanted to clear the lane quickly, fell into the trap without paying attention. The hook was pulled and he was in front of the Butcher with his mouth wide open. He was bitten by the Butcher's ultimate and held in place.

After a flurry of bites from R skill, Electric Stick's health dropped by more than half, making Lin Ruo's subsequent actions much simpler.

All he had to do was activate his second skill to slow down the enemy's movement speed while making a beneficial exchange of damage to the enemy by a thousand while losing eight hundred of his own health.

If you can get an A, then go for it; if you can't, that's okay too.

The truth is, if you follow the Electric Stick into the tower, the Butcher, who can withstand three tower defenses, doesn't even need to lift a finger. The damage from the second skill's poison spread is enough to kill the Electric Stick, whose health is already extremely low.

Lin Ruo, with half his health remaining after leaving the tower, once again achieved a solo kill against the professional player Refuse, and it was an effortless solo kill.

"Awesome." Mingkai, like an NPC, gave a thumbs up without any expression.

There was nothing he could do; he'd seen plenty of Lin Ruo's amazing plays. Besides, it was just a regular solo kill these days. So what if the opponent was a top professional player?
The overall impression is just so-so.

[You're down 4-0! I challenged you to a match against a pro player, and you treated them like dirt.]

[Please stop killing him, please stop killing him! Give the Solo tournament champion some face.]

[The way you're saying that makes me feel like you're subtly criticizing another Solo tournament champion.]

[Lin Gou, please stop killing! Give our LOL brothers, the Dota 2 division, some face! Waaaaah!]

[Having reached this level, it makes no sense for him not to become the number one player in the Chinese server or to become a professional Dota 2 player. I suggest Lin Gou switch to Dota 2 pro tomorrow.]

[Are the fans of the sword starting to fawn over the enemy now that they can't win?]

"Keep it down, keep it down." Seeing the commotion in the live chat, Lin Ruo remained as humble as ever, gesturing with her hand.

He only solo-killed two professional Dota players; he didn't win a world championship. There's no need to brag like that, or you'll end up grinning from ear to ear.

Ahem...

Lin Ruo took a tactical sip of water and then continued playing, deciding to enjoy the game as much as possible from now on.

If your hook's range is too short, Aether Mirror can solve the problem for you. If your hook's cooldown is too long and the damage is insufficient, Aghanim's Scepter can help you out.

You have enough health and magic resistance, but your armor is too low and you're not durable enough. You can get a Shiva's Guard, which increases your armor and also annoys the opponent. If you're still not tanky enough, get a Heart of Tarrasque and show the opponent what a real tank is.

Lin Ruo just does whatever she finds interesting.

In the hands of a skilled player, a hero with a hook can undoubtedly make the Butcher a shadow over the opposing team.

Just like how many people in the League feel uneasy when they see a robot, only by achieving this effect can the hook on your body be truly worthwhile.

A gambler? No, Lin Ruo's hook accuracy is at least 80%.

That's what you call professionalism.

(End of this chapter)