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

RNG's team voice chat.

"Nightmare missed, most likely to go down."

Seeing that Nightmare had pushed the lane and disappeared from sight, Xiaohu quickly sent a signal to the bottom lane duo.

Upon receiving the signal, Uzi did not retreat immediately, but instead opened the tab to check his top laner's summoner spell status.

After confirming that Letme still had his Teleport, Uzi calmly asked, "Junze, can you help me? I see you have Teleport."

Although it was a question, the tone left little room for negotiation.

In RNG's system, once Uzi, the core of the four-protect-one strategy, asks for support, the top laner basically has no choice but to accept.

"I...can come."

Letme's tone carried a hint of hesitation.

Although he had already pushed the minion wave to the enemy tower, and the Gragas was still some distance from level six, this gank shouldn't have been too much of a loss.

What made Letme hesitate was the change in Gragas' laning tactics: judging from the trading habits in the early levels, every time he tried to activate his Yellow Warm Q to poke, Gragas would use his E to create distance.

However, during that previous exchange of blows in front of the tower, the enemy Gragas held onto his E skill very tightly. Therefore, Letme was thinking of finding an opportunity to go in and poke again, forcing Gragas to use his E to maintain his strength.

"What are you still hesitating for? Nightmare's lights are off, you can't teleport even if you want to." Seeing that the TP beam on the top lane hadn't lit up yet, Uzi urged again in the voice chat.

finally.

Letme decided to take a gamble, turned around and walked into the bushes, activated his Teleport, and prayed that Gragas could get a couple more tower kills and not interrupt him.

He had no choice.

If the teleport is interrupted by the Gragas, it can be excused after the game as "being too eager to save the team and not thinking things through"; but if someone doesn't teleport because they're afraid of being interrupted, some extreme fans will label it as an "attitude problem".

"We can see that Xiaohu kept sending the 'enemy disappeared' signal to the bottom lane, but the RNG bottom lane duo showed no intention of retreating."

In the commentary booth, I remember starting to build up the atmosphere for the small-scale team fight that was about to break out.

"The nightmare has turned off the lights!"

"Unfortunately, LeeE turned off the lights a step too late. The TP beam had already lit up in the bottom lane, coming from RNG's top laner Rumble's TP. This will be a 3v3!"

"Huh? TP was interrupted?"

Rita's voice clearly showed surprise, but she immediately explained to the audience: "In the top lane shot that the director didn't cut to, EDG's top laner Mouse abandoned a large wave of towers and chose to walk into the top second bush to interrupt Rumble's teleport with his E [Body Impact]."

"Rumble can't come! RNG's bot lane duo needs to start thinking about how to survive!"

The words fell.

  

Li Yi pressed the second stage of [Ghostly Shadows] to lock onto Zyra, and the director's camera followed Nightmare's figure to the bottom lane.

RNG's team voice chat.

Letme, whose teleportation was interrupted, hurriedly reminded the bottom lane: "My teleportation was interrupted, you guys need to retreat."

Uzi, controlling Sivir, activated her E skill [Spell Shield], blocking the vision restriction effect of Nocturne's first R. Therefore, he could clearly see the current situation of the battle: "Shi Senming, don't think about fighting back. Flash away if you can."

Ming then realized that he was the target of the nightmare.

When Nightmare landed, the experienced Ming did not rush to use his E skill, Entangling Roots.

He knew that the skill's animation was too obvious and could be easily blocked by the Nightmare Shield, thus delaying his escape.

The moment Ming was hit by Nightmare's E [Silent Fear], he pressed Heal to increase his movement speed, trying to create some distance before using Flash to break free of the chains.

But he overlooked one detail.

Uzi can use the shield from E to block the nearsightedness effect, but Ming's own vision is still limited.

Therefore, when Meiko Lulu, who was quietly approaching from the shadows outside of sight, suddenly flashed and used her W to turn Ming into a sheep.

Although Uzi reminded him in time, he didn't have time to react at all.

As the sheep transformation ends, Nightmare's [Silent Fear] is triggered in the same frame.

Ming was unable to use Flash even though he kept pressing D repeatedly for 3 seconds of seamless control.

The enemy's Kog'Maw activated W to follow up with damage, unleashing a barrage of corrosive saliva, combined with Nightmare's Shadow Blade at point-blank range, securing the kill.

Why did Letme dare to teleport? Didn't he know the enemy Gragas was holding onto his E?

I didn't expect Letme to be blamed for this. Wasn't it because Uzi was greedy for minions and wanted his teammates to protect him, which resulted in his top and support players ruining the game?

[Wow, Uzi is putting so much pressure on his teammates!]

This is what they call: When the ruler commands the subject to die, the subject has no choice but to die!

Am I the only one who thinks Uzi's command is actually worse than Cup King's? Because Uzi makes his teammates very uncomfortable...

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But RNG is not a team that is used to sitting and waiting for death.

After realizing that he couldn't keep up with Nightmare's pace and it was too late to support the bottom lane, Xiaohu didn't hesitate at all. After clearing the minion wave, he turned around and headed to the top lane.

He knew that since the loss in the bottom lane was unavoidable, he had to exchange resources in the top half of the map.

Mouse's barrel is now in a very awkward position.

Already behind Rumble in level, his only self-defense mobility skill, [Meatball Impact], was used prematurely to interrupt TP.

With his teleport interrupted, Letme immediately landed two precise harpoons, using his red-hot state to keep attacking while breathing fire, relentlessly reducing Gragas to near-death.

Mouse retreated under the tower with all his might, barely reaching level six by killing a low-health minion with the help of the tower, and then learned the ultimate skill [Explosive Barrel] to barely clear the piled-up minion wave.

But RNG didn't give him a chance to breathe.

The next wave of minions is about to arrive.

Rumble's ultimate ability, "Constant Burn," was applied directly to the enemy's first tower, precisely burning away a wave of red minions that were about to spawn.

Taking advantage of the blue team's minion wave advantage and the arrival of mid laner Karma, Rumble once again tower-dived and killed Gragas, completely dominating the top lane.

"RNG is indeed a team with a very aggressive rhythm. Whether it's Iboy in the bottom lane in the last game or Mouse in the top lane in this game, as long as they make a small mistake, they may be directly crushed in the lane." Remember marveled at RNG's ability to seize opportunities and snowball.

Rita chimed in, "Letme's Rumble was incredibly ahead in this game; he was able to build Liandry's Torment before the first Vanguard team fight."

She paused, then added, "Moreover, neither of EDG's carries have any mobility skills, so Rumble's [Constant Burn] is very likely to hit its full potential in this kind of team fight."

Remember nodded: "Iboy isn't heading towards the Rift Herald. It seems EDG is prepared to let it go, giving the bot lane more time to farm. After all, Kog'Maw's items aren't complete yet, and engaging in a team fight is too risky."

"I think it's a very wise choice."

This is from EDG's team voice chat.

"Mingkai, stop looking at the vanguard. Just stay in the river bush and hold the position when the enemy comes back to defend the mid lane." Li Yi was pushing the mid lane when he called out to Clearlove, who was still wandering around in the river.