My buddy is actually a Cao Cao type top laner?

Chapter 362 Mebius's Leadership Qualities

In the game.

Having secured a double kill, Luo Ji was now completely unmatched in the top lane.

True.

If Riven is farmed normally, she will be easily beaten by Malphite, but if she gets kills and snowballs, it's a completely different story.

at the same time.

KZH was somewhat furious at being tricked by Ba Ge and was no longer willing to listen to Ba Ge's nonsense.

You were the one who said you'd catch me, and I did. Now you're trying to coax me back with your true love?

There's no such thing as a free lunch.

It's the middle lane, though.

Teacher Da Chu, relying on his mastery of the "rogue-style" Galio minion wave management, successfully created a push-and-move rhythm in the mid lane.

"Let's start with something real."

"Brothers, gaining an advantage in the laning phase has little to do with your own mechanics. It mainly depends on your understanding of the game and how you handle the minion wave during the laning phase. Controlling the minion wave allows you to control the opponent's rhythm."

"Whether it's fighting, roaming, or providing support, you can keep the initiative in your own hands. Of course, the enemy will also use fake support or fake recall to trick you into dealing with the minion wave. For example, they might use vision control to pretend to recall and trick you into pushing the lane you've controlled. So it's not just about playing the game with the minion wave; you also need to engage in psychological warfare with the opponent."

"In short."

"Understanding lane control is more important than hero mechanics; gaining lane priority will give you an advantage in the laning phase."

He admits.

Ze Sanpao's skills on the other side were indeed very accurate.

But if I slightly pull the minion wave, and you don't have any mobility skills, then you'll be doomed, right?
Wang Jichao, who started his career as a news anchor.

How could anyone understand lane control as well as Chu Jun, who had been an LDL coach? By the time he realized what was happening, Galio had already appeared in the bottom lane, riding on a wolf's head.

"What the hell!?"

"Why is Galio here?"

Not a moment.

Luo Ji, who had just returned to the online lane with two kills, immediately saw two kill notifications flashing at the top of the screen.

no doubt.

His bottom lane was successfully broken through.

"I failed to keep an eye on Galio, this wave is mine."

Middle road.

Wang Jichao scratched his head sheepishly.

He has tried his best.

It wasn't an act.

But for some reason, he just couldn't push past the enemy Galio. He had some understanding of minion waves, but it wasn't much.

[Oh no, the other side has figured out my dream.]

[Da Chu still understands. As long as they ignore Riven in the top lane, they should focus on the blue side's bottom half of the map. In this version, even if Riven gets fed in lane, she's still a mess in team fights.]

[A winning hand in every match, a solid defense in every ranked game—that's my dream.]

[Mebius's terrible teammates - jpg]

The next ten minutes.

Just as the audience expected.

The red team didn't even bother with the Rift Herald in the top half of the map, let alone the top lane; they were focused on fighting in the bottom half.

Based on the reputation of the King of Chu.

The red team still followed his command.

then?

The advantages that Luo Ji's side was expected to have, as imagined by the various skilled players, did not materialize.

On Chu Jun's side, however...

The red team, on the contrary, played a more vivid and engaging game.

Despite being slightly weaker overall than the blue team, they managed the game smoothly and effortlessly thanks to clear command.

This scene caused the audience to gasp in shock.

Just ten minutes.

The blue-clad players were visibly outmatched in terms of talent, with a kill ratio of 2:7.

Apart from Luo Ji's double kill, the entire bottom half of the map failed to get a single kill, and Chu Jun's Galio always led the team to fight outnumbered.

Yi Yuan's live stream.

His face had become completely solemn.

The game turned out like this.

It has a lot to do with his role as a jungler.

He failed to set the pace for the team; instead, the opposing team disrupted their rhythm. Yet, his playstyle required him to farm resources aggressively.

Sanpao needs to farm, Kai'Sa needs to farm, Riven needs to farm, and he also needs to farm. If they have an advantage, they're fine, but if they're at a disadvantage, they have no idea where to go for food.

Just when he was feeling lost.

in voice.

Luo Ji's gentle voice came through again:

"Bunny, come eat in their jungle. I'll watch the jungle for you."

"what?"

The sudden noise left Yi Yuan completely stunned. As a jungler who had spent a lot of time and effort but failed to create any momentum, even his viewers felt that he was somewhat useless in this game.

But nevertheless.

Luo Ji, however, was still willing to take him out to eat.

This?
"Don't worry about KDA. If you keep looking at your stats, you'll easily get distorted by them. Don't doubt yourself. You have to believe that you'll make a difference in the next round."

"look."

"At least you have a 0/0/0 KDA right now, which means you're at least developing normally."

"In subsequent team fights, the team will need you to tank the damage."

Hear the words.

Yi Yuan, whose face had been ashen, suddenly felt much calmer for some reason.

It was originally just an ordinary ranked match.

He initially did have the idea of ​​riding the wave of popularity, but after this, he suddenly understood why V5 ​​was able to win all the way and win the championship.

However, facing a large audience in the live stream, for some reason...

The word "thank you" just wouldn't come out; instead, a soft "thank you" escaped my lips.
"father!!!"

Outside the live broadcast room.

Some players who happened to be watching the live stream late at night couldn't help but sigh, "With such strength and courage, it's no wonder he was able to win the S-series championship in his first year."

Let alone professional players and streamers.

Even when playing games with familiar buddies, many friends have short tempers and their own ideas, which can easily lead to arguments over command in voice chat, resulting in frequent losses due to chaotic command.

These are all situations that are very likely to occur.

In such situations, it's actually easier to resolve within professional teams, as they rely on the well-known leaders within those teams to suppress the situation.

A typical example is Doinb.

During S6.

The split between Nakano and Nakano, vying for control of the narrative, escalated into a very ugly situation.

But after joining RNG...

He had the most say in the team, and RNG's path to victory began because of him, which also led to the unexpected draw between G2 and RNG.

The next few waves of rhythm.

The red team continued to rely on Galio's skillful roaming to target and disrupt the bottom lane.

Little Snowman and Little Sea tried their best, but there were only two of them. No matter how skillful they were, they couldn't outplay the enemy team with their numbers, and their KDA started to get worse and worse.

But their mental resilience is much stronger than Nakano's.

These days, solo queue bot lane is all the rage.

What kind of situation haven't I seen?

Xiao Hai even supported Uzi in ranked games before. Compared to what happened in that game, the current situation is nothing.
just.

With the red team successfully executing another four-man gank on the bottom lane.

The command and control section.

However, Da Chu keenly sensed that something was amiss!

The Rambo across the street has disappeared.

They were originally frantically arresting people.

The opposing Rambo can't be stopped, nor can he be traded for.

Furthermore, because the bot lane was constantly being ganked and protected by the enemy jungler, they successfully wasted Rumble's time. By all accounts, they should have been the ones who benefited.

But now Rambo isn't coming.

This means Rumble is still farming and can deal normal damage in team fights; Xerath has also been farming in the mid lane and has all the necessary items; plus Riven...
That is to say.

In the upcoming team fight, the enemy's top, mid, and jungle players will at least deal normal damage.

"Have they figured it out yet?"

"Right."

"After all, with Mebius around, it's quite normal for him to react and take over command."

Chu Jun let out a long breath.

Then he marked the upcoming winning hand.

anyway.

Their advantage is already significant enough. Even if you, Mebius, are a star player and very strong, there's a limit. You can't just take on five opponents at once, can you?
off the field.

In the live stream of RANK, a player who specializes in observing world-class tournaments, an unknown content creator, who was briefly acting as a commentator, was also watching the game situation with a sense of unease.

"It looks like the blue team is going to lose."

"The only two kills were on my dream, but my dream was playing Riven. Riven is a bit weak in this version. The kill ratio is already 2:9."

"Is he still invading the enemy jungle with Rumble?"

"Are we still going to give resources to Rambo? Yi Yuan's hand is really not in good form this time; she didn't execute several of her ultimate moves very well."

Make sense.

Would Luo Ji not know this?

No, he knew, but precisely because he knew, he had to develop the team's third damage dealer.

The team battle begins.

At that point, most of the red team's defense will be on their side, and Xerath's damage alone won't be enough. The bottom lane is also somewhat out of reach, so Rumble's damage is necessary.

Moreover, the movements of the opposing red team are quite obvious.

Chu Jun, who used to be a team coach and was used to winning through strategy, seemed to be preparing to lead his teammates to a winning hand.

This is the wave.

"We need to take on the next group."

"Little Snowman, I need you to make a move. We only have one chance. Only if Rumble uses his ultimate well can we have a chance to turn the tide."

"Brothers, trust us one more time."

Upon hearing this, Yi Yuan...

Before Little Snowman could even reply, he felt a shiver run through him and almost dropped the mouse. The pressure was just too much.

"no problem."

The little snowman in the AD position nodded casually.

What else can a bottom lane ADC player do besides trust his teammates?
But it was Yi Yuan.

After a long pause, he nodded seriously and added, "Leave it to me, brothers. Trust me, I will definitely land this ultimate move well. If I don't, I will quit the national server's number one competition and go to your live stream to send you rockets as tribute."

"Don't!"

"No need, really no need, bro."

"It's just a game. We didn't play well this time either, but we still have a chance. Don't rush."

Upon hearing him say this, the other three people in the group immediately spoke up.

even.

As we chatted, it was quite obvious that the lively atmosphere in the team seemed to have returned.

That's often the case.

It's only natural to not play well, and it's not unacceptable for some teammates to drag the team down. The key is to be open-minded and have the right attitude.

Ren Yiyuan's attitude of withdrawing from the competition and then showering gifts on the field has been made clear.

That.
in fact
For boys.

They're already brothers.

(End of this chapter)