My buddy is actually a Cao Cao type top laner?

Chapter 440 Your development is weak and unsteady, mine is as stable as a rock.
【What happened? 】

[This is terrifying! Neeko was instantly killed before she could even cast a spell?]

Since things have come to this, let's start with a question mark.

Imagine you're Neeko, and in the blink of an eye, three burly men are stuck to you, and another one is relentlessly attacking you from range. Your health bar is gone in an instant. You ask me why I don't kill them back?

Nobody's a fool.

Such a simple and easy-to-understand tactic is obvious to anyone.

Given the reaction speed of professional players, they might be able to react to the first wave if they were fully prepared, but that's only a possibility.

Because according to normal thinking.

When you see a monkey suddenly appear out of nowhere, you can't think ahead, and it's difficult even for a professional to react purely to it.

The brain is momentarily stunned when faced with such a sudden accident.

Generally, having a clear field of vision allows you to think through all the necessary mental tasks beforehand, which is why V5 ​​needs to arrange the field of vision and points in advance.

Just like when many people play games on a regular basis.

If a poodle suddenly jumps out of the grass, the first reaction is to be startled, not to use skills to retaliate.

Similar memorable scenes.

During the S15 LCK league match between T1 and DRX, T1's top, jungle, and support players quickly regrouped and dove Rich's tower in just 0.45 seconds.

Can't react at all.

"No, if they play like that, why don't we just hand the match to them directly?"

JDG players' bench.

Knight was also somewhat frightened.

If the opponent pulls this move every time, even his heart wouldn't be able to handle it. Professional players have quick reactions, but this is like something out of a horror movie.

To know.

When horror games were first popular, quite a few professional players were wiped out by [Jia Hui].

It could even be said that they "slaughtered" the entire LPL.

"No, it's not that simple."

Kanavi finally realized what was happening.

"It's difficult for us to react to this kind of play, but it's not easy for them to maintain it either. Opportunities require concentration to seize, let alone this one where the entire team has to maintain focus. It should be considered a limited skill."

Unite the strength of the whole team.

From God's perspective, it does indeed have a visual feel of something shouting about "friendship" and "bonds".

But JDG reacted quickly as well.

You're all focused, huh? Fine, then I'll just keep pushing you into small-scale team fights. This is only the first game of a best-of-five series, let's see how much energy you have left.

At worst, I'll just give up the first round.

However.
This played right into V5's hands, because after that wave, V5 never produced a similar performance again. Instead, due to JDG's proactive team fights, V5, who already had an advantage in the bottom half of the map, frantically absorbed and strengthened their advantage.

"They really think we're fools."

Jwei grinned.

Undeniably, the "pass the parcel" gameplay is indeed very fun, but who the hell would use their ultimate skill infinitely as a wave clear skill? Wouldn't you only use it at crucial moments?
What about Infinite Power?

Under pressure from V5's bot lane, Kanavi was forced to go to the bot lane to help defend, which left an opening in the mid lane.

Weiwei didn't even bother acting and just went for a quick stroll around the mid lane.

While forcing Knight away, they also fed the Rift Herald to FOFO. Since my mid-lane skills are not as good as yours, then I'll just give the mid-lane a cheat code.

Now FOFO had something to say to Knight.

Your economy is built up little by little through repeated losses, and it's all superficial and hollow.

And me!

But he improved step by step thanks to the help of the jungler.

Sit down!

In normal ranked matches, when you find that your opponent, who can't beat you in the laning phase, can chase you down later thanks to the team's economic support, you'll usually have a mental breakdown.

Knight, despite being a professional player, has a slightly better mental fortitude.

But I'm still not happy.

But at this time.

V5 initiated their offensive rhythm. Before the second Rift Herald even spawned, the bottom lane, taking advantage of lane control, secured the second Elemental Dragon. V5 then initiated a collective recall, except for the top laner.

At the cost of losing one wave of trading in the middle and upper reaches.

V5's jungler and support appeared in the mid lane to lane against Knight's Neeko.

V5's mid laner Ahri appeared in the top lane, calmly clearing minions against the Renekton.

Luo Ji's Sword Demon filled the bottom lane, and in fact, he also managed to take over a wave of the enemy's push, so it was practically a win-win situation.

Lane swapping tactic!

This lane swap is putting JDG in a very difficult position right now.

Theoretically, they should switch lanes, but if the crocodile goes down now, the Herald will spawn soon after he goes down, so he'll have made a wasted trip.

But if you don't go down and just wait for the vanguard, and do nothing at all...

Since their own bot lane has followed them to the mid lane, the two carries can't just fight over one lane, right? The top lane has to be given up, and with no one in the bot lane, the bot lane will actually face minion pressure.

Furthermore, Aatrox has Teleport, so if he didn't farm while Aatrox did, it's like he lost twice.

"Wow, that's so clever, awesome!"

"If it were any other team, they would probably be completely disoriented after this match and wouldn't know how to play the rest of the game."

Really.

Even watching the game from God's perspective, they felt that JDG was being outmaneuvered.

On the playing field.

This was especially true for the JDG team who were experiencing it firsthand.

If Missing were playing a support champion, he might be able to coordinate with Kanavi to find opportunities to engage, but he played Braum this game. The weakness of Braum paired with Xayah is that he is good at counter-engaging, but his offense is weak, and he has no way to deal with V5.

I was originally planning to refresh the second Vanguard.

We absolutely must find an opportunity in the team fight against V5 to turn the tide and overcome this disadvantage.

结果
V5 had no intention of competing with you. At 14 minutes, everyone in the Rift except the support had Mythic items, which was also the strongest point for Renekton. They were just wasting their time engaging in team fights with you.

Not only will they not fight you.

On the contrary, when you realize I'm not joining group chats and start logging back in with a bored look on your face...

Wilderness location.

The unparalleled duo of Weiwei and Jwei directly infiltrated JDG's bottom half of the jungle, where there was no vision, and ventured deep into the jungle to the bush opposite the blue side's Golem.

This directly halted the launch of 369.

369 were all confused.

He barely farmed any minions in the top half of the map, essentially letting the lane go to the carry. He wanted to team fight but couldn't, and then he had to come down to fill in for the Aatrox who was playing on the bottom.

That's it.

He intercepted them halfway through their journey.

After the monkey went invisible, it used its ultimate skill again, and the support player, Sett, followed up with Skull Cleave to control the enemy.

Open your eyes again.

The Sword Demon, now wielding the [Great Annihilation] skill, charged straight towards him, using the extra movement speed from the skill.

Justice, 3 against 1!

Because it was an ambush, there weren't even any defensive towers to provide backup for him.

Knight, who has Teleport in the team, wouldn't even bother going in. No matter how much you've been buffed in this patch, a three-on-one situation is a guaranteed death, bro!
A few seconds later.

V5丶Mebius killed JDG丶369
【Tragic, 369, tragic.】

When professional players don't know what to play or the skill gap between them and their lane opponent is too large, they'll play Renekton to gain a lane advantage, but unfortunately, that's all they get.

[The Darkin Blademaster who respects Renekton players the most on the entire internet never considered a one-on-one fight; it was all about ganging up on each other. ( )]

[These past few minutes, the crocodile has been practically exploding; it's just like a crocodile.]

Disassembly.

Crazy disassembly!
V5 clearly understood that JDG's early game strength lay in this Renekton, so they went on to make things difficult for Renekton. After several waves of play, 369 was visibly behind Aatrox in both economy and level.

What's even more annoying is...

With the crocodile dead, V5 immediately started pressuring the mid lane.

They seem to want to engage you in team fights and force your resurrected crocodile back, but in reality, they don't even initiate the fight, wasting your crocodile's development time while waiting for an opportunity.

"That guy even managed to outmaneuver Knight?"

Redmi was somewhat amazed by this scene.

If in the previous round, V5's strategy against TES was to exploit Rookie's tendency to starve himself and neglect farming in the mid-game, instead focusing on team fights, then in this round against Knight, they've exploited Knight's tendency to farm in the mid-game.

Do not ask.

The question stems from the duality of TES.

When Knight was with TES, the most common criticism from TES fans was that he didn't engage in team fights head-on, but instead farmed on the sidelines, which allowed his teammates to exploit opportunities. Later, when Rookie took over, people criticized him for not farming, resulting in insufficient damage output in late-game team fights.

But actually.

This is because both players are too obsessive.

With V5 already revealing its ability to play a game of musical chairs, it's clear that V5 has a knack for this.

If you, Knight, go to farm, that gives the mid lane an opportunity to widen the gap in one go; but if you don't farm, the team will lack damage output if the Renekton's farm is interrupted, and if you can't keep up with the equipment, it's just a slow death.

It's all about finding a place to stay, no matter how you look at it.

Knight felt he should take the gamble.

What if that's a limited-use skill on the other side?
then.

The battle dragged on until the third winning hand was about to be revealed. At this point, V5, taking advantage of their lane control, moved all their players to the lower river ahead of time.

JDG doesn't want to give up this dragon.

But
After seeing V5 rotate to a different point, their first thought was to slowly push the river to clear vision and prevent the opponent from counter-engaging. Their second thought was that Knight felt he should push the mid lane to at least put some pressure on their minion wave.

However, after this push, the others did not follow their teammates into position in time.

That.

I'm sorry.

"Can we drive it? Can we drive it?"

"Looking for an opportunity, how to attack, which one to use?"

"It doesn't matter which one it is, Neeko is already clearing minions in mid lane, just go for it!"

"A lottery?! I'm gonna freaking be Reiner!!!"

For professional chefs.

If you need customized dishes, he might have to consider whether he can make the dishes you order. But if all you want is to be full, you don't even care what you eat. Tomato and egg stir-fry is fine too.
That.
This isn't something that can be done casually, is it?

Without hesitation, Weiwei stealthily advanced.

Again.

Unless your computer is outdated or the campus network is slow.

otherwise.

Even the world's top professional players cannot stop the Monkey King from using his stealth + flash + ER combo to force an engagement.

Before Kanavi, who was at the very front, could even react, her 200-pound body was sent flying by the monkey's 13500-pound golden cudgel.

The group started?

Is this how casually a group buy was started?

They're still driving their meatiest piggy girl?

JDG was still in a daze, but V5 had already launched the first attack.

Especially Luo Ji.

He admits.

While Aatrox may struggle to beat the current version of Renekton in a 1v1 situation, he can defeat all five opponents in team fights.

In front.

It's a river (hell)!!!

(End of this chapter)