My buddy is actually a Cao Cao type top laner?

Chapter 405 How could they be so similar?

now.

Outside the live stream room.

Zz1tai and Letme are also having a heated discussion about the BO3 match between V5 and EDG.

"No, bro, if V5 could have done this earlier, why did they have to wait until the very last game to start using their tricks?"

"I think I have a pretty good idea."

Letme pretended to be deep in thought and said:

Did you watch Ultraman Tiga when you were a kid?

"That depends on whether I was still a child when Tiga came out."

"That's right. Since you've seen it, you must have also heard the saying: 'If that's the case, why not just use the red form from the start?'"

"6, what you said makes a damn good point."

to be honest.

V5 just got playful.

Like Daigo from Ultraman Tiga, he was obsessed with the Daigo-style fun every day. If he hadn't had to ask someone else to fill in for him when he couldn't beat the enemy, he wouldn't have realized that he was actually a mage.

This wave lasted eight minutes.

Although EDG gave up the Rift, it also allowed V5 to force a mid-jungle synergy between LeBlanc and Vi when they were close to the Rift.

"Can we run? It looks like someone has gone down!"

"Come down?"

Ruler and Jwei glanced at their positions; due to the half-zone rule, they were actually near the turret.

Upon hearing FOFO's report, they immediately sought to play it safe and retreated, attempting to withdraw to the second tower position.

However.
Just as they were retreating, Jiejie's Sejuani and Yushen's Annie successfully invaded V5's jungle using the Blast Cone, making their way to the vicinity of the red team's blue buff.

Bet!

Seeing V5's bot lane duo begin to retreat, Jiejie gritted his teeth and flashed directly to a position close to the wall. Knowing that V5's bot lane duo disappeared from the minimap in the last frame, he predictively threw out his ultimate skill without any vision.

R [Extreme Ice Cold Domain]!
God knows that Sejuani would flash and blind-snipe at this moment. Jwei was completely unprepared. The only saving grace was that he was the one standing on the outside.

So when Sejuani blindly unleashed her ultimate ability.

He was the only one hit by the ultimate skill, while Ruler was only slowed down by the AOE and quickly increased the distance between them by using Flash.

But Lulu...
This time, we'll most likely be heading into the Black Beast storyline.

EDG_Uzi killed V5_Jwei
【Quack! 】

[Blind-sight flick shot, Chang Wei, you still say you don't know martial arts?]

[It's obvious that Jiejie really doesn't want to be cyberbullied. Is he working so hard to support the bot lane, even using his skills like that?]

[It's just a matter of good feel; when I'm on a good note, I can even precisely turn off all Macau ads.]

"Wow, prison guard!"

"No wonder he's a champion jungler, his quick-sniping technique is something most junglers wouldn't dare to do."

Luo Ji also felt admiration.

In the LPL, the jungler is actually the most daring player. Basically, every team's jungler is incredibly reckless. Some of them succeed and look very powerful, while others are so reckless that they seem like they're just feeding.

of course.

The two most formidable junglers in the LPL are widely recognized as MLXG and Ning at their peak.

These two.

They'll attack you if there's even the slightest chance.

Compared to them, other junglers have already been quite restrained.

Luo Ji: "I've got my mythology outfit."

FOFO: "I also bought an electrosurgical unit."

Casa: "Never mind, forget I said anything."

In the early game, EDG secured the first dragon in the Rift because Karsa ganked top, which naturally gave EDG vision control in the bottom half of the map.

But there is a foundation of pioneers.

V5 definitely doesn't want to give up the second elemental dragon. It's just a coincidence that EDG also knows very well that they can only win the game by securing the dragon, so they will most likely have to fight for the second elemental dragon.

"My dream, are you coming down this time?"

"I'll stop betting once the third dragon appears."

"OK."

A few minutes later, as the elemental dragon was about to spawn, V5 began to gather in the mid lane in advance. Luo Ji specifically glanced at Ale.

Ale didn't follow him down this time, but instead chose to return to base, which most likely means he plans to upgrade his equipment and then go down.

Just as he was about to report this information to the team.

A few seconds later.

Then he saw the TP from Fiora suddenly spin on the map, and even, the instant he landed, Jwei spotted a familiar item in his inventory—[Potion of Wrath].

"???"

"Wait, buddy, you're stealing this too?"

"The best way to clear your name of being 0/2 is to act like you've burned out completely and shift the pressure away. Ale on the other side is pretty smart, isn't he?"

"Oh no, I've become a stand-in."

Luo Ji never dreamed of this.

The same tricks I used before are now being copied and used on me. This team fight was originally going to be easy. Fiora is indeed a good split-puss champion, but she's a complete mess in team fights.

Although the excavator is also a lump, its effect is definitely stronger than that of Fiora.

结果
Dude, is this how you play?
It's like Fiora getting a brief three-minute "two-piece set" trial card, so they really need to think about whether or not to engage in team fights.

The main concern is that Uzbeks might pick up too many kills, even older Uzbeks; we still need to be wary of them.

"Forget it, let's force him to take drugs this time, and then let him win." After hesitating for a while.

V5 ultimately chose to give up here.

If you fight head-on, there's a penalty if you win, and you're instantly killed if you lose. There's no need to fight to the death. After three minutes, the Fiora is practically out of the game.

V5's humility.

EDG successfully secured their second elemental dragon at the cost of a bottle of [Potion of Anger].

"It's a pity, they don't accept tour groups."

Ale was also somewhat annoyed.

This burst of potions was a rash decision on his part. While it had a great effect, it became useless to him afterward, leaving him only able to carry the team indefinitely.

What are the benefits of doing this?
Ok.

My buddy's already burned out like this, if we lose this round, you can't blame me, okay? (innocent face)
"Ale has burned out."

"He used the last bit of money he had in his pocket to save the team's second elemental dragon, and V5 backed down!"

"At this moment, I can't help but think of a phrase we used to say most often a few years ago."

"Now, everyone is waiting for the Uzi three-piece set!"

Would the three veteran commentators not understand Ale's move?

Of course not.

But precisely because they understand it, they pretend they don't, as long as the buzz goes up.

They're all playing in their own regions behind closed doors, so they can accept who wins or loses. The key is whether Uzi can create a entertaining spectacle.

On the playing field.

Uzi is a total bastard.

I asked you to give me the most dangerous place, not to entrust me with all the danger!
How did it turn into a four-protect-one strategy again?
Isn't he with EDG? What's with this strong RNG vibe?

But soon.

EDG's expressions gradually turned serious.

The turning point came after the second elemental dragon, and the way both sides handled the lane rotation. At this point, both bottom lane duos would naturally move to the mid lane, because the mid lane is short, easy to defend and difficult to attack, making it a safe lane.

The two side lanes are given to the top laner and the mid laner respectively.

That's the problem.

Fish God suddenly realized that after switching lanes, he was being completely outclassed by LeBlanc in the split push position. It wasn't the kind of outclassing in lane, but the kind of outclassing in wave clear speed.

After the first wave of attacks, all the enemy troops were killed.

Normally, a mage would need to use skills to clear a wave of minions, but now they don't need mana and have lane priority, so they can just auto-attack and then use a stomp to clear a wave completely.

What are the drawbacks?
With this build, the situation of instantly killing someone at full health, which was common in both competitive matches and ranked games, has become virtually nonexistent.

This "mosquito-style" build focuses on pushing lanes quickly, taking down towers fast, and dealing extra damage, making it perfect for split pushing.

it's good now.

The top lane Fiora was annoyed by the Rek'Sai, and the bottom lane Annie was annoyed by the LeBlanc. Neither of them had sustain, and they were both being pushed back. As the game progressed, both lanes were almost pushed to their second tower.

"Can you catch it?"

"How are we supposed to catch them? These two are like rats, they run away as soon as we approach them."

Jiejie was getting annoyed.

There are tons of rat holes in the top lane, and Fiora doesn't have any hard crowd control. Even if he lands his ultimate, he won't be able to kill her quickly. The excavator can still use those complicated dog holes to make its way west.

Not to mention LeBlanc in the bot lane, with two dashes and a true/false clone, she makes up for her weakness in wave clear, making her a pure wave-pushing machine.

When the third elemental dragon spawned.

EDG also wanted to use their dragon-winning hand to lure V5 into team fights.

结果
This time, V5 evolved again. Because of his huge advantage in the early stages, Luo Ji directly created the Shipbreaker very early on.

what?
You want to take the dragon?

That's great, oh no, that's so sad.

Luo Ji and FOFO hit it off immediately, and the two of them, one in the mid lane and the other in the top lane, relentlessly pushed against EDG's turrets.

Uzi, who had just returned to the game, had never seen anything like this before.

Not
Dude, you're about to win!
Aren't any of you going to come and do something about me?

Hello! ! !
"If this is done, it will probably successfully awaken Uzbekistan's PTSD."

On the other side of the screen.

Tabe watched with a big smile.

As a close friend, he has always been in a "let's see how it goes" attitude towards Uzbekistan's comeback matches. Winning is fine, losing is fine too, it doesn't really matter how he plays.

Even he hadn't expected it.

In an effort to deny Uzi any chance, V5 actually pulled out the same tactics they used in the LCK back in the day.

By giving up the first three dragons and only engaging in dragon soul team fights with the opponent, and because V5 was constantly pushing lanes to farm and mitigate losses after giving up the first three dragons, from an economic perspective, the cold dragon buff is definitely no match for the warm economy.

to the back.

V5 will easily achieve an economic crushing victory over EDG.

Based on the equipment derived from economic gains, V5 can minimize the possibility of being outmaneuvered by the opponent's miracle team fights, or to put it bluntly, by being outmaneuvered by the opponent's star players.

Because the margin for error is too high.

In the early years, LCK teams couldn't compete with LPL teams in team fights, so they would switch to split pushing, using minion waves to distract LPL teams, and then rely on their better economy and equipment to fight against LPL teams. It was something ingrained in their DNA.

结果
And now, you're using it again?

Close your eyes.

Who does this remind you of (LCK)?
Open your eyes

Who did you see again (LPL)?

How similar! ?
(End of this chapter)