My buddy is actually a Cao Cao type top laner?

Chapter 398 Words of Brutality Reveal Heroic Character

"No, they've already gotten first blood?"

In the lounge.

Weiwei stared in disbelief at the scene on the screen, wondering to herself, "Could it be that I've lost my starting position just because I rested for a few games?"

"normal."

Nofe calmly took a sip of tea.

"This strategy requires a lot of skill, mainly because Rengar isn't played much. Of course, there are people in the region who can play Rengar, but it's really hard to find someone who can play Ivern well. It's just that Karsa has been spending all his free time lately researching this and that."

"Moreover, it's not that the burst is particularly high."

"With the bushes behind, the Rengar can jump around and stick to the enemy endlessly. Ivern's W also adds special effects to the friendly auto-attacks. In a 2v1 situation, it's normal to get beaten up."

The routine was developed a long time ago.

So why are they not often seen in professional matches?
The reason is simple: Rengar isn't very effective in matches, and Ivern isn't good at playing when behind, so he can't be played.

But since it's already the regular season...

V5 will just let Luo Ji play however he likes, as long as they can make it to the playoffs.

You can't just spoil your own father, can you?

"Can it hold up, Big Yellow?"

Seeing that the top lane had been breached so quickly, JKL was somewhat taken aback.

Not brothers.

Dude, even when I'm playing against the ruler emperor, I didn't have problems this quickly.

You're playing Renekton in the top lane, and you get crushed in less than a few minutes against a Rengar?
"It shouldn't be a big problem."

In the instant before answering, Da Huang thought about many things.

He thought about how to make excuses, what to eat tonight, and even whether Guo Hao would still be willing to play CSGO with him if he was relegated to the water bench because of losing the game.

finally.

He still felt that thinking so much was useless, and he should first think about how to deal with the lion dog in front of him, so he reached into his crotch and pulled out another cloth armor.

Ok.

Since things have come to this, let's go for armor-piercing armor.

While the top lane was struggling, Rookie in the mid lane tried to turn the tide with his own skills, but suddenly found that he couldn't seem to keep up with the opposing FOFO.

It's not that we can't suppress them in terms of strength.

But
That Tristana is a terrible champion; he's really hard to suppress when he picks Jayce.

Because the lane was constantly being pushed.

That's how it was in the original world. Starting from the S13 Summer Split, Tristana gradually became a popular mid laner. What was the key to that?
It relies on its online strength.

The pressure is incredibly strong. Except for Chovy, who can withstand the pressure with traditional mages or short-range heroes and even maintain a stable lane without jungle help, and not lose in trades, everyone else will be pushed back and fall into a disadvantageous position.

If it weren't for the hero's strength...

Even Xiao Naiyou couldn't earn the title of "the most promising domestic mid laner in the future" during his brief stint with TES.

"We can gank mid lane; he's putting a lot of pressure on us."

"coming."

Although it's impossible to break through a point alone online, Rookie's keen eye naturally spotted a flaw in FOFO's positioning.

Upon successfully reaching the mid lane, Tian immediately used Flash to break free of the binding. Under the Asian binding, he actually flew all the way to the other side following Tristana's W skill.

"No way, this works?!"

FOFO looked completely stunned.

There's no way around it; once Maokai's W is selected and pressed, it's a forced execution. After the "Flying Together" combo, it's even more like Maokai pushing the cart with a Q skill elbow strike.

Rookie followed up with his skill after a while.

See this.

FOFO is too lazy to use Flash anymore.

Under Luo Ji's leadership, the entire V5 team actually had a stress-relief training program, which specifically trained players not to use a death flash when they were about to die.

TES_Rookie killed V5_FOFO
"mine."

"It's alright, one kill is no big deal, as long as the losses are borne by the past, it's fine."

No one on the team cared about FOFO's opportunity.

That's understandable.

In the previous two BO3s, with two youth players on the team, FOFO was forced to re-enter the "carry mode," needing to carry aggressively to win the game. Naturally, the mid laner needed to play aggressively, and now that Tristana, a lane bully, is picked, his form from a few days ago has unconsciously returned.

It's okay against weaker teams.

It's understandable that when playing against a strong team, the opponent might seize an opportunity.

For the next minute or so, both junglers were farming rapidly. Whether it was Maokai or Ivern, reaching level six first would definitely give them an advantage.

At this point.

Mark in the bot lane really wanted to initiate a team fight against Jwei's Neeko.

Because if a tanky support doesn't engage with a mage support, they'll be constantly annoyed by the mage support and their health will drop to very low. But it seems like Jwei has found his signature champion. Several times, when Leona tried to engage, Jwei was just backing up.

He actually did refer to the past tense.

Neeko, who was targeted, would immediately turn into a minion in the next moment, allowing Leona to successfully miss her E.

Pure playfulness.

"Wow~ Jwei, is Neeko playing this provocatively?"

"Mark on the other side is a master of playing Leona, and even he couldn't get close, which really shows that he and Neeko are quite compatible."

"So the bottom lane is a battle between two exceptionally skilled players?"

"It should be four signature heroes. Ruler's Zephyr and JKL's Ziggs are also noteworthy. This bot lane is a pure all-star brawl."

Wang Duoduo and Gugu chatted back and forth, their cooperation was incredibly harmonious.

It can only be said that advantages are only apparent in comparison.

At least compared to that "awesome" woman, Gu Gu has some emotional intelligence and work ability; she knows how to cooperate with Wang Duoduo. The turning point came quickly.

In the LPL, you have to play a fast-paced style against TES, because if you don't fast-paced against them, they will fast-paced against you. In short, you're always on the road of mutual destruction.

V5's second synergy card besides the Ueno synergy.

It's Irving's Fast & Furious 6.

Despite being solo-killed once in the mid lane, Tristana with Flash was still able to continue pushing the lane after returning to base with a Control Ward.

Specialized training is effective.

If FOFO had accidentally used Flash in the last wave, he wouldn't have been able to push the lane, and it would have been difficult for him to get into a rhythm in this wave.

But since it's already started...

That.
They've jumped over the tower!

At a time when TES had no idea, Ivern, who had reached level six in a flash, successfully flanked TES's backline and immediately summoned "KunKun" (XiaoJu) upon meeting them.

As the bottom lane pushes the wave into the tower.

Karsa first skillfully gave the enemy turret a patch of bushes in front of it, providing his own bot lane with an extra bush buff, before controlling Daisy to enter the turret's range and start attacking.

With Xiaoju going first.

Mark was wrong whether he attacked or not. A level 1 Daisy had 1300+50% AP health. Putting everything else aside, she could easily withstand a few tower hits.

The area at the base of the tower is only this small.

JKL racked his brains but still didn't know how to position himself. Then he overlooked a crucial piece of information: Ivern's Q is a non-targeted crowd control skill.

Karsa originally intended to use Q to block movement.

As a result, he just casually tossed it aside.

JKL, who was under the tower, automatically and consciously moved closer, and then, to the astonishment of V5's jungler and support, he deliberately ran into Ivern's crowd control.

Casa:?
Ruler Emperor: ?
Jwei: ?
JKL: The opponent's prediction was so accurate, they predicted it all!
Mark:
Are you sure that the opponent's skill was a prediction?
I'm so tired, I miss the mouse, I might as well just give it away. (jpg)
Controlling this thing means either missing or hitting, and what follows is a series of combo attacks.

Neeko's EQ combo, Zephyr's WQ combo, Daisy's close-range shield explosion followed by a third auto-attack knock-up—JKL had virtually no chance to fight back.

They didn't even have time to use Flash before they were killed by a combo.

Seeing that only a pitiful support was left under the tower, the trio naturally went for another round, two-two-three-four.

V5's Ruler killed TES's JKL.
V5_Ruler killed TES_Mark
Double Kill!

By the time Tian arrived, the bottom lane was already a scene of carnage. Helpless, he could only endure the experience reduction debuff and farm the lane with tears streaming down his face.

He wept bitterly and said:
"It smells so good!"

【666666. 】

[Still consistent performance, still the familiar QQ status check, #JKL status#]

To be honest, whether in competitive matches or ranked games, whenever unpopular heroes like Ivern appear, I feel like we're going to win.

[The main problem is that the enemy jungler is Maokai, so they can't invade Ivern's jungle at all. It's a pure, easy win for them, isn't it?]

After securing a double kill on the opponent in the bottom lane.

Ruler didn't greedily take the plating, but instead went with the jungler and support to take the first elemental dragon in the river. If they were lucky, it would be the Water Dragon Soul or the Mountain Dragon Soul, and the enemy's poke-style lineup would be crippled by a third.

"The brothers performed steadily."

"Nice, bro."

"Remember to come to top lane after you've helped the bot lane, bro, I want to clinch the bush, I can't wait to clinch it."

"Alright, alright, here you are, it's not like I'm not going to let you have any."

Behind.

The judges exchanged glances, wondering whether such vulgar language would pass censorship during the post-match hero microphone test.

One of them was yelling like crazy that he wanted to fuck, and the other was frantically responding that it wasn't like he wouldn't let him fuck and that he was just making him wait. The effect of this show was top-notch no matter how you looked at it.

This was also due to the fact that they were killed twice in this wave.

Since the TES bot lane duo was certain to be unable to reach level six in the Vanguard team fight, they simply gave up on supporting the Vanguard's tempo and instead chose to let the Ziggs bot lane get some plating.

See this.

V5, naturally, didn't hold back either.

After Karsa ganked the top lane again, forcing Renekton to use his ultimate, he then cooperated with Rengar, who came down from the top lane, to successfully take down the first Rift Herald.

This is also the time.

Luo Ji looked at Jayce in the mid lane, suddenly tagged him, and asked:
Did he dodge?

"some."

FOFO quickly responded to Luo Ji's question. He could roughly guess what his older brother was thinking. When you have a powerful move, you can't help but want to gank. It's only human nature.

"What about the bottom lane?"

"No one's in the bottom lane, of course!?"

As if they had just realized something, Casa, FOFO, and Jwei all widened their eyes instantly.

"Are you coming again?"

"No problem, FOFO, come up and help me farm a wave, Ruler, go to mid and help FOFO farm a wave. Anyway, we're all going back to base this wave. Jwei, you can just go to lane as Zeli and that's it."

"Hiss!" X4!

This time.

Not only the mid, jungle, and support players, but even Ruler, the AD carry, felt that he was a bit dirty-minded.

It's normal for Zeli to be available in the bottom lane.

Because of Neeko's passive ability, the enemy will focus all their attention on the minion wave, fearing that Neeko will become a minion wave, but they won't think that she will become Zeli for the time being.

Then we'll wait for Ivern to arrive and coordinate with the Lion Dog.

Isn't that right?
For a moment, a mischievous smile unconsciously appeared on everyone's face in V5.

Luo Ji.

It was an unfounded association.

It seems that in ancient times, a female streamer from the Korean server was once brought to tears by a certain Rengar player from the Chinese server. In this game...
It seems like I could give it a try.
(End of this chapter)