My buddy is actually a Cao Cao type top laner?

Chapter 412 Sneaking across Yinping, heading straight for Shu Han!
Holy crap, ointment!

The coach spent the night reviewing the Rift's terrain with Weiwei, including the two river crabs and their entire movement range. He also explained that the jungler must kill the river crab after attacking it.

[Learn from the KPL next door and add heart rate monitoring; it'll immediately tell if someone's been fooled.]

[The Rift's horror storyline, Neeko added a lot of entertainment value to the Summer Split, haha, it was incredibly entertaining.]

[In Pingxiang, the old man fishes, and those who are willing will take the bait.]

Irrelevant operation.

Pure wisdom.

In the LPL arena, Neeko has always demonstrated "amazing wisdom" in the hands of Toothpaste. Not only can she transform into a river crab or a minion, but she even disgusted OMG by transforming into a Seer Fruit, which once became a scene of utter folly.

can only say.

Since Neeko's rework, her transformation has been very easy to fool people.

It's not about identifying the problem, but rather that she's a long-range attacker. By the time you walk over and think, you've already entered Neeko's burst range. Moreover, in the highly tense situation of a match, thinking ability and off-field analysis are incomparable.

In layman's terms...

In real combat, you only have less than a second to think. When explaining, you can naturally find the problem by putting yourself in the situation. When playing ranked matches, you may need to react to multiple minions.

"mine."

"It's nothing. The other side played well this time. In our eyes, every unit could be Neeko."

Luo Ji chuckled lightly, as if he didn't take the thing seriously at all.

He was pushing lanes while the opposing team was engaged in team fights.

When the dough was finished being kneaded, the thread went in.

When the opposing team came to try and catch him, he returned to town.

League of Legends is a turn-based game. In the last wave, the opposing team used all sorts of tricks, including Fiora using Teleport to surround and trap them, and they only managed to take one of their lives and two Flashes. This already demonstrates the strength of the hero, Bright Candle.

The only other support heroes who can achieve this are Lena and Gem.

But it doesn't matter.

The important thing is that Fiora used her Teleport.

Luo Ji, back on the side lane, unsurprisingly saw Bin's Fiora coming to ambush him again. This time, both sides had more than one set of equipment, and both sides adopted the 1/4 lane split path.

E [The Edge of Barrier Break]

After activating his spirit form displacement ability, Luo Ji's actions became almost entirely aggressive this time. While using W to sweep out a shield, he simply began chasing after Bin's Fiora and hacking away.

Although the equipment is not significantly superior, it still has a slight lead.

more importantly.

His level is higher than Fiora's.

Faced with Yone's pursuit, Bin's attention was now entirely focused on Yone, and he no longer responded to the sounds coming from his teammates' earpieces.

Complete sedimentation!

He desperately wanted to defeat Luo Ji.

This desire had been nagging at him ever since he failed to solo kill his opponent even once in a lane last year. As the top laner after the sunrise, he hadn't managed to solo kill his opponent even once in an official match in over a year.
This is a shame!

Suddenly, in the shadows!

As Luo Ji exchanged damage, he almost completely triggered Lethal Tempo. From God's perspective, the number of basic attacks swung by Yone was more than twice that of Fiora, but the damage he caused was not as obvious as expected.

no way.

That's how Yone is.

This thing has never been a numerical monster. In fact, the so-called Yone counter to Aatrox was something only Zeus could do in the professional scene around the world in my previous life.

Yone is strong, and his strength has always been in lethal tempo, which allows him to take twice as many opportunities to attack from the opponent.

Did you manage to bait out the opponent's W?

Seeing his E skill about to end, and his third Q skill already fully charged by his passive, Luo Ji moved, and the previously wild swordsman figure suddenly shrank back.

Followed by.

After retreating and using AQ, watching the enemy Fiora reposition herself, the third part of [Mistaken Jade Slash] was suddenly thrust out.

"Is it the same old trick again?"

Bin has seen countless examples of the "edge Q" move. This time, he specifically aimed for Yone's dash position before using his W [Lawrence's Mind's Eye].

just
"Whoosh!"
flash.

Luo Ji's eyes flashed.

This Q skill was just a decoy. The instant the animation effect was successfully released, Yone, who was casting the Q skill a second ago, immediately used Flash to forcibly Flash to the right side.

Immediately afterwards, facing the Fiora who had already used her W skill, he unleashed his ultimate, [Sealed Dust Slash], once again!
Q3 Flash R
This is the end.

The original positioning, the position after flashing, the landing point of the initial Q and the landing point of the ultimate were all the same, and Yone successfully drew a triangle on the field.

Ultimate Technique - Triangle Kill!

however.

This time, Bin once again gave Luo Ji a surprise.

A normal top laner would have been caught in this triangle kill, but he, whose attention was completely focused on his gameplay, managed to dodge it using muscle memory.

The Flash was used too suddenly, and the Flash position wasn't good.

But he dodged it!
Having flashed into an open space, his instinctive reaction was to use his Q skill to continue stabbing towards Yone's position.

We've fought until this moment.

Both sides were in a situation where neither could retreat to their current location; there was no way out for either of them.

W【Rin-gami Slash】!
A sword aura swept across, and a shield was created.

While negating the damage from Fiora's Q skill and landing auto-attack, Luo Ji's Yone repositioned himself and was already leaning against the wall in the upper bush.

And Luo Ji caught Fiora's new weakness right inside the wall.

It’s over.

If he still had Flash, Bin could have easily counter-killed Luo Ji's Yone with a simple A-Flash combo. But this wall-blocking maneuver left Fiora helplessly watching Yone, and in the end, she was taken down by another Q skill.

V5_Mebius killed BLG_Bin
"Amazing"

JDG here.

369's eyes were practically glued to the screen.

He is the kind of top laner who is recognized as lacking talent but tries hard to prove that he has talent. Although Redmi always felt that he was only suitable to be a shield, when he saw his colleagues in the same region playing "Knife" so skillfully.

I still can't help but feel envious.

"This is the reason for the catfish effect."

Redmi sighed.

"The reason why there are always many new faces in the same position in the region when players like Uzi and TheShy are in their prime is because everyone feels a kind of hunger when facing them."

"For professional players who have made it to this stage, their talent has almost reached its peak, and the only thing they can continue to rely on is this hunger."

"In the final analysis, it all boils down to three words: not wanting to lose."

Q3 Flash R.

This combo is familiar to most Yone players, and even top laners. It's understandable if you can't predict it, but it's impressive if you can and respond to it. The fact that the player also considered the weakness of Fiora after landing Q3 Flash R is remarkable.

Then this Mebius is somewhat terrifying.

Wow, this is such an extreme game.

The two of them are cunning and scheming.

[Mebius only dared to use his E to charge in like that. Normally, unless Yone has a significant health advantage, you shouldn't play like that.]

[Look closely, aside from that one powerful Q, Yone didn't miss a single Q skill. Plus, he managed to turn the tables and kill Fiora by positioning himself in the corner. I don't need to say more about who to practice, right?]

Even BLG didn't expect this to turn out this way.

Xun is already working very hard to get on the road.

But by the time he arrived...

Since his own top laner was already dead, there was nothing he could do but grit his teeth and go for it, trying to kill Yone, or at least keep Yone's health up until his teammates came to finish him off.

just.

When the battle line was forced to the top lane, it meant that the initiative in the game's tempo completely fell into V5's hands.

Nico toothpaste.

It is necessary to set up positions and lay in ambush in advance in order to create a trap.

V5 didn't even need to do much; they simply blocked BLG's mid, bot, and support positions to prevent them from providing support, and then fired a [Magic Crystal Arrow].

While the tree imprisoned Yone, Yone also imprisoned the tree.

A single arrow travels a thousand miles.

They shot the big tree that W came up with into a complete mess.

A few seconds later.

V5_Mebius killed BLG_Xun
Double Kill!

The moment the kill notification sounded, Bin's face in the BLG player booth visibly darkened by more than double.

He can still manage to control Yone even with two kills.

But four heads?
He had already resigned himself to defeat, and his mind was filled with thoughts of how to turn the tide in the next one or two games.

"The enemy team must be mentally broken by now."

"Pretty much. To be precise, Dream God almost single-handedly killed him twice in lane this game."

"The main reason is that he wanted to fight too. If it were 369, I really wouldn't have been able to kill him."

at this time.

The difference between top laners with different personalities becomes apparent.

Offensive, high-risk, high-reward.

Defensive, low risk, low reward.

Fortunately, Bin gave them a chance. After opening up weaknesses on the side lanes, BLG has now found it much harder to deal with their split-pushing opponents.

As mentioned above.

Neeko's annoying tactics are based on her finding a good position to play as the sixth player and waiting for the opponent to come over. However, the current situation is that as long as Luo Ji moves to the side lane, BLG has no choice but to send someone to help defend.

But I went.

Even if you, Neeko, initiate the fight completely, it's impossible for you to win a head-on 3v4 against V5.

Because V5 has a bright candle.

Protective support heroes don't seem to have much effect in the early game, and you won't feel how annoying they are. But their role will gradually become apparent in the mid-to-late game.

The most typical example is the cat.

In many casual ranked games, the bot lane with Yuumi usually falls apart. However, when the game reaches the mid-game, Yuumi suddenly becomes the team's carry, and this "carry" with Yuumi's armor can often dominate the game.

The same applies to candles.

Q has crowd control and slow, W is a small mobile fountain, E provides an enhanced shield (a red buff version without slow), and the ultimate skill removes crowd control effects and heals the entire party.

If BLG hadn't dealt enough damage, they wouldn't have been able to kill any of V5's players. It was only after they drew BLG's players over from the sidelines that they were able to kill them.

This time.

Luo Ji also started to do the opposite: "Do you think I'll leave just because I see you coming?"

Wrong spicy!

I'll go all in and circle around, sneaking from your jungle to your mid lane.

This wave.

This wave is a sneak attack across Yinping, heading straight for Shu Han!
(End of this chapter)