LOL: What does "mid-lane hybrid expert" mean?

On the VG players' bench, coach Cpt Jack is giving the VG players instructions for the opening strategy.

As the former AD carry for Longzhu and a veteran LCK player, Cpt Jack has been hired as a coach with a high salary, shouldering the heavy responsibility of leading VG back to the LPL.

"The enemy team has heroes like Braum and Galio who are very strong in level 1 team fights. If the enemy team chooses to invade at level 1, Bengi, you can try to switch jungle camps at the start of the game."

"The enemy team lacks damage in the late game, so we should try to drag the game out. Avoid engaging in dragon fights if possible, and harass them appropriately during Rift Herald fights; don't let them take it too easily..."

As Cpt Jack said.

To ensure a safe development for the bottom lane, Clearlove's Lee Sin started at VG's red buff, disrupting Bengi's rhythm of farming all the way down.

Seeing that the opponent only placed a ward at F6 and then decisively retreated, Li Yi activated Q [War Gale] to return to the online lane and brought up the system panel.

After several days of intensive training and ranking up, his score has returned to 200, and he has gained 3 free attribute points.

Li Yi had already added them all to the [Match Experience] category in advance.

Let's start with something real!

Back in lane, the first wave of minions converged. Li Yi adjusted his angle and used Q, hitting the front minions at the edge of his path, while his punch landed on three back minions.

"Is he trying to push the lane?"

Li Yi's first move made Easyhoon realize that this was a highly skilled Galio.

Although he's known as the man behind Faker, he's not complacent about it. Never underestimating any opponent is a lesson he's learned over his years with SKT.

"There's no reason for him to push the lane... He probably just wants to level up to level two quickly."

Easyhoon glanced at his team's lineup. Both the top and bottom lanes were at a disadvantage, and after the jungler swapped jungle camps, there was no chance of any jungle skirmishes.

as predicted.

After leveling up to level two and unlocking W [Duran's Shield], Li Yi stopped using Q to push the lane.

"Balancing the minion wave" is also an essential part of learning in "From Ekko to Galio Mastery".

As for dodging Syndra's Q...

This is the only skill in the entire league without a casting animation. In addition, Easyhoon always manages to use Q when Li Yi is raising his hand to last-hit, which is far too difficult for Li Yi, whose [mechanics] is only 65.

therefore.

Li Yi didn't even think about hiding. Instead, he tried to stay close to the minion wave to ensure that the opponent could push the lane while harassing him.

Thanks to Doran's Shield at the start and the high magic shield provided by his W, Li Yi's health remained quite good.

  

"You won't fight back?"

Seeing that Li Yi had no intention of coming up to exchange blood, Easyhoon felt a little strange.

Why are you just staying under the tower farming minions? A rookie mid laner shouldn't be like this!

You should come up to me more often to trade blows, use your precise micro-management to dodge my skills, and kill me with a combo when I least expect it, then make a grand exit to the shock of the audience and commentators!

While Galio was finishing off the siege minion under the tower, Easyhoon was slightly distracted.

next moment.

Li Yi abandoned the siege minion that was just one hit away from being finished off, and used his E skill [Righteous Punch] to close the distance with Easyhoon.

Although Easyhoon reacted quickly, he interrupted it with E [Weaklings Begone].

However, being two body lengths close was enough for Li Yi to apply his Summoner Spell [Weakness].

A pale yellow beam of light shone on Syndra, and the slowing particle effects behind her made it difficult for Easyhoon to move.

Li Yi wasn't in a hurry to release W.

Using the speed difference, he closely followed Syndra until the models completely overlapped.

Seeing that the factory manager, the blind monk, had arrived at the riverbank bushes, the Colossus of Justice slowly spread its enormous wings.

To flash or not to flash?

Keep in mind that this is Galio from Season 7, who can use Flash while charging his W taunt!

Realizing he was going to give up first blood, Easyhoon abandoned his idea of ​​trading Flash with Li Yi. After all, Flash was far more valuable for Syndra, a mage without any mobility skills.

"First blood goes to Mingkai, remember to save energy for your second Q!"

"Damn it, you little brat..."

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First Blood!

EDG-Clearlove7 (Lee Sin) killed VG-Easyhoon (Dark Sovereign)!

"The factory manager is still as sharp as ever! This gank was executed at the right time and in the right place!" Miller praised him at the opportune moment.

[Isn't Easyhoon known for its steady play? There's no visibility on either side of the river, how dare they harass people like this?]

[EDG's mid laner is too bad; Houye is just getting impatient.]

In my opinion, the LPL is the biggest shockwave region. Any potential world champions or rising stars that come here will only create more shockwaves!

[You guys could see Clearlove's gank from the ward at F6 earlier, but he only made it to mid lane the instant the ward's vision disappeared. So, it's not Easyhoon's fault; Clearlove played exceptionally well.]

At this moment, Li Yi obviously couldn't see these comments.

He was managing the minion wave under the tower while using the "screen-switching" ability to observe the laning situation in the top lane.

At this moment, in the top lane, Aodi's Camille had gained a slight health advantage, but the wards he had placed in advance in the river spotted the Kha'Zix trying to gank, so he had to give up the minion wave pressure and retreat.

"Aodi, you should go back to base. This lane is getting tough."

Aodi was taken aback by Li Yi's words: "If I don't push into this tower's front line, I'll be in a very difficult situation. I won't be able to trade blows even if I teleport out next wave."

"It's okay. After this wave of waves is cleared, I have a big wave of attacks coming up. I can come and help you."

"OK."

The director's camera focused on the middle lane again.

"We can see that LeeE, this newcomer, was constantly directing his teammates on camera, but at the same time, he didn't miss a single last hit under the tower. His fundamentals are quite solid," Miller praised.

"On the first wave of returning home, I should be able to get a magic resistance cloak and a killing ring."

"That's right. Our LPL Galio players are used to building a full tank build while also getting a Mejai's Soulstealer, because this champion is good at getting assists, and the ability power and movement speed benefits are also very high."

"Wait, am I seeing things?"

"Did LeeE buy a pair of Boots of Swiftness (Shoes of Speed)?"

The Boots of Swiftness made their debut in Season 6, costing 800 gold and providing 55 movement speed and 25% slow resistance.

"I can roughly guess what LeeE was thinking, because the slow resistance from Boots of Speed ​​also applies to Galio's charged W when he slows himself down."

"I understand the logic, but why is LeeE going to the top lane?"

What's going on? Are they just avoiding the laning phase altogether?

[It's time to run away. The camera just focused on the mid laner at level one, and this guy got hit by four Syndra Qs in a row. I could have dodged one or two even if I had healed him.]

"If you can't beat them, you run away, huh? Isn't that a joke from LeBron James? Remember to cite the source next time."

[It doesn't seem so. Perhaps he wanted to help the top laner gank?]

[He actually caught him! Camille's ultimate combined with Galio's "Heroic Entrance"—that's even more cheating than the "Do Whatever You Want" combo!]

[Wild, all they do is roam!]

[Winning is possible, this is a good roaming strategy!]