My buddy is actually a Cao Cao type top laner?

Chapter 334 The case is solved; he went to steal the master's skills.

"Holy crap, can he even play human in the top lane?"

BLG players' bench.

When Bin saw that the opponent picked Vayne as their fourth or fifth pick for top lane, his head was buzzing. Theoretically, Jayce and Vayne are evenly matched. Why is it said to be evenly matched?
Because as long as the other side attains enlightenment in one day.

First, build Cloth Armor Boots to withstand pressure, then rush Manamune to ensure mana. During the laning phase, poke and try not to get auto-attacked. Finally, build Nightblade to make Vayne immune to her E skill. Then Jayce will dominate Vayne like a father beating his daughter.

But here is the problem.

If this is Xiaohu playing Jayce in the top lane, then this scene is possible.

However, this time it was Bin playing.
That.
They've drawn their swords!
In version 13.6, Vayne received buffs. The bonus physical damage of her Q skill was increased by 10% to 35%, scaling with level. The passive effect of her W skill was also changed from 4-12% to 6-10%.

The designers simply realized that too few people were playing Vayne.

Then strengthen it!

The change buffs Vayne's early-game damage at the cost of slightly reducing her late-game potential. This has led to the rise of the Essence Reaver Vayne build in the current version, where with just two items, even without a critical strike on her Q skill, she can easily deal over 200 damage.

of course.

This change does not allow Vayne to return to the bot lane.

In the current meta where top laners are dominating, Vayne lacks range, wave clear, burst damage, and sustain, making her truly out of the meta.

But what if you put her on the road?

First, there's a high probability that long-range characters will beat short-range characters. Second, marksmen are weaker in the mid-game than in the early game. Third, marksmen have mobility, percentage-based damage, and knockback abilities.

What the hell!

A top lane genius, one in a million!
Start.

Luo Ji did not choose to go online and grab a position immediately. Instead, he let his teammates show themselves in their usual positions first, and then called his teammates to switch positions.

"Brother, will this really work?"

Jwei was somewhat skeptical. On the game loading screen, Luo Ji had proposed a strategy of surrounding the top lane from the river to counter the enemy's encirclement at the start of the game.

Its core summary is as follows.

If the opposing team sees his top laner Vayne, and provides vision for Jayce, BLG will most likely send someone to gank him at the start of the game. At this point, all they need to do is widen the encirclement and counter-encircle him, and they can turn the tables and surround the rest of BLG's teammates who are supporting Jayce.

The theory is powerful, but in practice...
Hard to say.

"Don't worry about it. If we succeed, we'll make a fortune right from the start. Even if we fail, it's just a wasted trip, and we won't lose much."

Hear this.

Everyone thought it made sense, so they all started to move towards the upper road.

From God's perspective.

Luo Ji, who deliberately delayed going online, successfully positioned himself in the middle of the three bushes on the top lane. Along the way, he didn't even see the enemy Jayce. This should have been a puzzling and strange scene, but instead, it made Luo Ji's smile grow even wider.

And only the audience can see it.

Right next to Luo Ji in the toilet recess, Bin's Jayce was standing there, constantly marking Luo Ji's VN standing on the other side of the wall, in the bush with his own ward.

【ah? ? ? 】

[Is my dream starting to use itself as a mooring again? Holy crap, it seems like BLG actually believes it.]

As the saying goes, there are three unfilial acts. In a solo queue game, if I see Vayne standing like that in my vision, I'm bound to go gank top lane.

[The jungler, support, and mid laner are all here, and everyone wants to eliminate them. Are they really that bloodthirsty? But the problem is, V5's people are here too.]

Everyone's been watching it until they're numb.

I thought you, an AD top laner, were already pretty much a master, but there's always someone more cunning than this guy. He's using his own background to bait people!

"Isn't he afraid of getting beaten up after the game?"

369, who was watching the game, subconsciously shivered.

"It's fine."

Xiao Yan shook his head and said:

“He started working out last year when I was with V5. He also often exchanged fitness experiences with Oner from T1 and exchanged gifts of egg powder to show their friendship. The BLG group couldn’t beat him.”

JDG members: ? ? ?
The actions of BLG's group gathering were naturally noticed by Luo Ji, who had placed vision points in the river beforehand. So, naturally, the V5 group also saw it.

"Holy crap, go go go go!"

"AD's ability to spawn is boundless; the ancients were right."

"Which one to kill first? Which one to kill first!?"

"Nami, right? Nami probably learned Q, since he has no mobility skill."

in the screen.

When BLG's mid, jungle, and support successfully surrounded Luo Ji's Vayne, the next second, they suddenly saw the surrounded Vayne, in an extremely inhuman way, start running towards their bottom jungle and support positions.

?

The enemy not only refused to surrender, but also dared to attack us.

Is he fucking insane?
Just as ON was about to speak, he heard Elk's anxious voice suddenly come through the earpiece:

"wrong!"

"There's an ambush; they're all there."

"Run!!!"

As Elk's heart-wrenching cries came through the headset, the majority of V5's figures quietly appeared behind him.

Surrounded?

Counter-encirclement!
Bin was completely dumbfounded. He was originally in the bathroom preparing to come out and get assists and kills, but in that instant, his subconscious action was to move towards his own tower. Needless to say, Yagao and Xun, one Sejuani instantly learned Q to dash, and the other LeBlanc instantly learned W to run away.

The saying goes, "Share the good times, leave the bad."

Don't blame the brothers for being too ruthless; the enemy is just too cunning.
Moisturized.

ON:?
No, you guys ran away, what about me?!

What about me?!?

This time, it was ON's Nami who got the kill, and thanks to everyone's deliberate humility, Luo Ji's Vayne successfully secured the kill.

V5_Mebius killed BLG_ON
First Blood! Return to the city.

Straw sandals, real eyes, then head out again.

The two ranged laners are focused on mobility and range dominance. Jayce's ranged attack range is 500 yards, while Vayne's attack range is 550 yards.

It already has a 50-yard range advantage.

Now, with the increased movement speed, they can crush each other again.

Take off immediately during the laning phase!

Hit the road.

Bin, who had been planning a solo duel with Luo Ji for a long time, never dreamed that their next encounter would turn out like this.

When Q skill comes over, just roll over and then fire a basic attack.
After landing, retreat.

He still couldn't get it.

I was thinking of just letting it go, that I'd just take the Q, and I was about to give up on stopping to finish off the enemy when they immediately stopped and managed to land another auto-attack at the last second.

The main strategy is to suppress enemy fire with range.

"The distance is perfectly timed."

"After all, she plays top lane, so her sense of distance is not much worse than that of an AD carry. Besides, Vayne's feel is actually pretty good. It's just that she's a bit awkward to use if her attack speed isn't high enough."

It's still within the JDG team.

But this will.

The one who spoke was now Xiao Yan, who was in the AD position.

In the history of the LPL, Uzi, the representative player of Vayne, is indispensable. Among the famous Vayne moments in the early days (not the one where he flanked from behind), the most valuable ones were the one where he forced Heart's Thresh to perform a triple combo in the bot lane and the one where he got a pentakill in the mid lane.

And then.

It's Zhang Wuji, the AD actor who was once extremely popular and then suddenly disappeared.

Luo Ji's choice of VN...

etc.
Has he been going to Uzbekistan's house a lot lately?

Case solved!
You freaking went to steal my skills!

Even the four dogs from Huya couldn't hold back when they saw this. Zita even called Uzi directly and asked, "Goodness, it's one thing for you to secretly give someone extra lessons, but why the hell did you give them to a top laner instead of the AD carry?"

Because Zz1tai was once a professional top laner.

That's why he understands even more how disgusting these AD top laners are; they're practically comparable to the top dam sniper, the possessed wolf, and the bridge-blocking Uluru from the neighboring porridge.

"Huh? I don't know."

Uzbekistan was completely stumped by the question.

This guy always comes to his house just to chat and freeload, he's never learned any AD skills from him. But looking at Luo Ji's ridiculously poor basic skills as a top laner/AD player on the field, Uzi felt like he had no way to explain himself.

This is really...
The person who wronged you knows better than you how wronged you are.

He wanted to admit it without feeling guilty, but the problem was he hadn't taught it!

Benefiting from the advantages of being on the road.

Weiwei's first passive in this game was a gamble on the top lane river crab. He cleared it from bottom to top, and the level 1 counter-encirclement allowed them to basically clear out the top half of the map. However, if he cleared it from top to bottom, the path would be too predictable, so he deliberately changed his position.

They were also very lucky.

As expected, the first passive spawned on the river crab in the top half of the map. With the help of lane priority in the top lane, the first passive was safely secured.

"This is a pretty good start."

"We should pay more attention to the top lane this game. Luna can only pressure but not kill. Our bot lane doesn't have much control. On the contrary, we can't let Jayce get ahead in the top lane."

Normally.

Because of the AD two-item build, the tactical focus naturally shifts towards the bottom half of the map.

But here's the problem.

With V5's lineup, all three lanes (top, bottom, jungle) are AD carry heroes, so there's no issue of being restricted to any particular lane; they can help any lane they want.

despite this.

Bottom lane.

Ruler and Jwei also fought extremely fiercely.

Milio was incredibly overpowered when he first came out. He had increased attack range, health regeneration, and a shield. The only downside was that playing him could be quite boring. Otherwise, he had no weaknesses. Elk himself wasn't as strong as Ruler, and this support made him even stronger.

Luna in the bottom lane was completely exhausted from being pulled around by Ruler.

resignedly.

ON can only call up Xun, the jungler.

"Dad, come quick!"

"So fast?"

Xun glanced at the lower half of the bracket with some surprise.

Actually.

He also started in the bottom half of the map this game, but after starting in the bottom half, he subconsciously glanced at the mid lane to see if there was an opportunity, wanting to coordinate with Yagao to gain an advantage and facilitate subsequent mid-jungle synergy.

pity.

FOFO realized his role in the team after that.

The mid-lane playstyle is extremely stable.

Forget about seizing opportunities, they barely even traded blows. It felt like they were just playing defensively in the mid lane and waiting for the side laners to push through.

I even looked at the toothpaste.

They couldn't help but subconsciously mutter "a dog who wins by lying down" as a sarcastic remark.

no way.

Junglers have the Bible in their heads. They don't want their teammates to call for help, and they don't go to the bottom lane, only to be criticized by AI after the game: "The enemy XX is in our jungle, why is he going to the tower? The bottom lane keeps calling me to go, how am I supposed to go? They keep invading my jungle."

As for Bin?
Since he claims to be the best in the world, he should be able to handle a small laning matchup against Mebius and take on some jungle threats, right?
(End of this chapter)