My buddy is actually a Cao Cao type top laner?

Chapter 348 Can she ever come back? Swallow! ?

The first match between the two sides.

Nofe and Redmi have already started making moves against each other from afar.

Since V5 was on the blue side in the first game, Nofe's calculations were very obvious. He knew that the opponent would definitely choose to counter his side in the fifth pick.

But that's okay, he's targeting the opponent's fifth counter pick.

then.

A round of ban:

V5: Zeli, Zhumei, Wei
JDG: Xayah, Annie, Varus
Redmi actually has a bit of a problem dealing with the V5's dual-lane road.

Because he has to create a laning environment for Xiao Yan in the bottom lane. To put it simply, Xiao Yan will be targeted by Ruler in the laning phase, so he has to help him in the draft phase.

no way.

This is an open strategy; there's no easy way to counter it. If you have money, you can do it this way too.

It's like wealthy players hiring someone to play fishing games with them.

You can morally condemn him, but there's nothing you can do. Strictly speaking, what he did wasn't against any rules, and there weren't even any barriers to entry. If you have money, you can do it too.

then
A round of PICK:

V5: Caitlyn, Lux, Nidalee

JDG: Aphelios, Wukong, Lulu

V5's choice of Caitlyn and Nidalee left Redmi somewhat puzzled.

It's not that he hadn't considered whether to ban Caitlyn, but rather that V5 hadn't picked the Caitlyn composition even once during the entire Spring Split.

For this system to be effective.

It requires a certain level of synergy between the bot lane and teamwork.

in his thoughts.

In just a few months, how could Ruler and Jwei have developed such a good working relationship so quickly?

Moreover.

You can't just suddenly pull something out in the finals that you've never used before, can you? He didn't believe in that kind of nonsense.

of course.

If they really pull it out, then I'll just give it up this time.

Ban it again next time!

Only at this moment did Redmi finally demonstrate a quality that an LPL coach should have—stubbornness.

"These first three moves."

off the field.

The players from T1 Club looked at this scene with strange expressions.

Although it sounds strange, this draft pick is so similar to their T1 three-step strategy.
"Aren't we here to steal their skills, Coach?"

How do you feel?

"Are they secretly using our things?"

Keria has some residents in Bengbu.

This V5 team did the same thing last year. During the playoffs, they refused to reveal any secrets to him, but in the World Championship, they used their strategies to steal a 3-1 lead from him.

Such a flamboyant style of play can only be described as "being guided by a bastard behind the scenes."

As for which bastard it is?
Ok.

Zeus is still here, so let's give him some face in front of our "arch-enemy".

Second round of bans: Tristana, Malphite, Jayce, Jax

JDG picked the Crocodile as their fourth pick.

Very simple.

In this game, both sides were clearly focusing on the bottom lane. The Caitlyn and Lux ​​combo and Nidalee couldn't possibly gank the top lane, so Jayce and Jax, who could farm comfortably in the top lane, had to be banned. Renekton is a champion that's almost always a safe bet, so picking him for 369 was the right choice.

however.

The Redmi still has the BP strainer.

In their last two moves, V5 went straight for Captain and Quesanti.

【ah? ? ? 】

[They've even brought out the captain, are they really going all out? Is this old black guy going for the middle lane?]

In the LCK, T1 has also picked a Black mid laner. Let's put it this way: in the current meta, Black mid laners excel at consistently securing lane priority against most mages.

[The hero strength compensated for the player's skill gap; Old Black was practically invincible in 2v2, and with Nidalee, no matter what Knight picked as his last pick, they couldn't possibly win.]

Calculate!

A blatant scheme!

The key point is not to use old black to make up for the gap in players, but that by the time Redmi reacts, you have Renekton, Monkey King, Aphelios, and Lulu on your team, so you can't possibly not pick AP in your last pick, otherwise it will become a physical damage team.

But if AP is added.

They fell into Nofe's trap again, because Old Black could have lane priority against almost all AP mid laners.

The Nine-Turned Intestine Strategy is an example of this.

With no other option, JGD was forced to pick Veigar again.

Let me mention this here.

Veigar has been buffed in the current version, but more importantly, playing Veigar allows you to use Minion Dematerializer, and his E skill can be used to gank with the jungler, making him a popular T1 mid laner in the current version.

So far:

V5: Top lane Gangplank, Jungle Nidalee, Mid lane Quesant, Bot lane Caitlyn Lux
JDG: Top laner Renekton, Jungler Wukong, Mid laner Veigar, Bot lane Aphelios Lulu

Compared to the pace of the V5 lineup.

JDG's lineup, as always, emphasizes stability. They focus on farming, team fights, and adapting to the current meta, relying on their margin for error to defeat their opponents.

"I have a feeling that JDG was tricked."

When the referee started urging both coaches to leave the field, it was clearly visible that Redmi's expression was much more somber than Nofe's.

It was clearly the fifth Counter position.

His original intention was to give Knight a suitable hero as his last pick to directly crush FOFO in lane, but with this draft, his strongest card was sealed away, which felt like encountering a god-tier deck in a card game.

Start.

Both sides started with standard opening positions.

However, in this game, Ruler and Jwei took a gamble from the start. They went straight to the bottom lane bush as soon as the game started, and even face-checked the bush without hesitation. This kind of start is very risky.

If JDG chooses to group up and invade the bottom lane at level 1, these are two free kills.

But it's a competition.

What is not risky?
Isn't it through mutual competition that the gap between people gradually widens?

The duel between the two bottom lanes can actually be ignored for now, and the main focus should be on the two supports. In the case of a mage support versus a squishy support, the key is to control the bottom lane bushes.

This is a support game where players with long arms pull each other's hair.

Whoever gains vision of the bushes first will naturally have the advantage.

Xiao Yan and Missing obviously didn't expect V5 to gamble like that in the bottom lane at level one; they were in their normal starting positions.

This leads to.

When V5 secured the bush near their turret in the bottom lane, JDG's bottom lane duo, who were a step behind, were forced to retreat.

"So fast."

"Then it's settled; they're going to build their system around the female police officer."

Xiao Yan and Missing reacted quickly as well.

Since you've already taken over the bottom lane bushes, let's invade your jungle directly, place a ward at the red buff location, and start the game by ganking Weiwei's jungle.

One more thing to mention.

In version 13.5, the scanning ability was nerfed, with its cooldown time increased by 30 seconds at the start of the game. This means that players can no longer start the game with a scanning ability and immediately return to base to switch to the yellow trinket ward after using it; they can only choose whatever they have.

In other words.

At this point in the game, neither V5 nor JDG could even muster half a scanner among their ten players, making it impossible to determine whether the opponent had placed wards.

"Their reaction was incredibly fast."

Weiwei sighed.

As expected of JDG led by Redmi, their subconscious actions after being outmaneuvered at the start of the game already showed the prowess of a top-tier team.

"Brother FO?"

"Understood, I'll go place the wards in a bit."

There's a saying: "When there are policies from above, there are countermeasures from below."

You're going to gank Nidalee in my jungle at the start of the game, right?

Row.

Dude, you didn't even farm the lane at the start of the game, you just forcibly invaded your jungle, and placed a trinket ward at your F6 location. We didn't scan, but you're acting like you have one.

Under FOFO's self-destruction tactics.

Both junglers started with their cards almost completely out of the game, but that's not a good thing for Kanavi.

What is his jungle clearing speed in the early game?

What is the enemy Nidalee's jungle clearing speed in the early game?

This isn't the tortoise and the hare race anymore, this is a supercar battling three old ladies on the street!

no way.

Kanavi had no choice but to abandon one F6 camp and head straight to the bottom lane.

At this point, the strength of V5's bot lane duo began to show.

With the female police officer Lux, plus the fact that they secured the outer bush closest to JDG's side in the bottom lane at the start of the game, V5 was guaranteed lane priority.

And Nidalee who cleared the bottom half of the jungle to level 3.

This will attempt to hack again.

The disadvantage has shifted to Kanavi, even though the enemy has invaded his jungle and his two bot lane teammates are nearby.

However, because the minion wave was about to reach the tower, the support helped the jungler, so the AD couldn't farm minions, and the support helped the AD, so the jungler didn't dare to farm jungle camps alone.

have to.

Another multiple-choice question.

Well known.

Most men are command-oriented; you have to explicitly tell them what to do for them to know how to do it.

Few men are willing to face a choice between two or more options.

Even the so-called harem.

It's just something that happens in fantasy, because in reality, kidneys simply can't handle it. Anyone who's a bit older knows that menstruation is basically for protecting men.

Missing was clearly stumped.

at this time.

Quesanti in the mid lane also started to exert his strength. Even though he chose to place wards at F6 first, Quesanti is a hero who can both control the lane and hold his ground against mages in the mid lane.

Even someone as strong as Knight.

All he could do was watch helplessly as Quesanti pushed the lane towards him in the mid lane, and then reluctantly marked a mid lane MISS.

I originally thought it was just 3v3
Take a look now.

It's practically turned into a 4v3 in the bottom half of the bracket, how dare Kanavi still eat Frog Princess?
He was forced to give up halfway through the fight, and then Weiwei, who had been lingering not far from him, successfully took over.

The jungler's level is 3:2
The CS difference is 12:8
This is no longer a question of how to regain the momentum in the next wave; it's a question of how to prevent our own jungle from collapsing!

"its not right."

"Ruler has only been in the LPL for a few months, how did they achieve such a high level of team synergy?"

If you were to ask who would be the most confused person right now.

That wasn't JDG on the field, who were completely bewildered by the game's strategy, but rather the GENG team off-screen, staring at each other with expressions of utter disbelief.

Ruler left the management team last year.

Originally, I thought that Ruler was getting old and demanding such a high salary, so I simply didn't want to renew the contract and wanted to part ways amicably. But who the hell could have imagined that this guy would become even more cunning as he gets older?

Not only has his strength visibly returned to its peak.

even
Judging from this level of integration, V5 seems to have even cured his "bad temper," which has left GENG's teammates somewhat frustrated.

If I had known that my older brother would be so successful this year, I should have tried my best to keep him.

But now.

Once the "palace" is opened, there's no turning back.

Can I come back again?

swallow!?
(End of this chapter)