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

The camera returned to the main stage, where Li Yi turned around and walked towards the trophy placed in the center of the stage, but Meiko tugged at his team uniform sleeve from the side: "Shake hands first, the trophy isn't going anywhere."

And so the following scene unfolded:

With a big smile on his face, Li Yi bent down and shook hands with the RNG members.

The smile on his lips contrasted sharply with the listless eyes and utterly exhausted Xiaohu, and Uzi, who had already failed to control his body temperature.

Seeing this, Xiaoxiao and Xika, who were on the commentary panel, completely dropped their pretense.

"Brother Sun, we are the champions!"

"Stop, stop, stop! EDG is the champion!"

But Xiaoxiao immediately added slyly, "Although your EDG won the Demacia Cup, I still have to say that my team beat EDG 5-1 in the Spring Split this year, and even including these three games, it's still 5-4. My team still has the upper hand."

"Wow, that's amazing! You can even calculate it like that?"

As the five EDG players walked to the center of the stage, surrounded by everyone, Li Yi was the first to lift the championship trophy. Xiao Xiao recalled several key moments from the BO5 series: "The FMVP should undoubtedly be Lei Yi."

"There shouldn't be any problem."

Sika reviewed the data from each game: "Actually, many people said that Ray's hero pool was too bad and that he didn't deal damage and put pressure on his teammates, but to be honest, the performance of Clockwerk in the first game was definitely enough to prove them wrong."

"Not to mention the next two matches."

Xiaoxiao nodded and continued, "We know that with the bans already being so targeted, it's already quite good if you can avoid going invisible. But he still managed to pick two relatively unpopular mid-lane heroes and make a difference."

"And this person is also very good at seizing these strange opportunities."

Their eyes were fixed on the scene playing back on the screen.

The moment Morgana landed her Q on Varus before the final Baron fight was shown in slow motion.

Xiaoxiao casually mentioned, "Let's not talk about the gank in the second game where Nightmare broke the shield. Just look at this Baron fight where Morgana forced Varus to use Cleanse."

"Actually, Morgana used a height difference to create a visual illusion, so the Q looks like it's tilted quite a bit to the upper left."

"We usually say that League of Legends is a 3D game," Sika explained, showcasing their professionalism as former pros. "It's actually because the designers put a bunch of bumpy terrain into the game."

"A typical example is that the banks of the wild areas on both sides are much higher than the river channel."

  

"Furthermore, Morgana's Q has a hitbox width of 140, which is already wider than most projectiles. So when Morgana stands on the blue team's side and uses Q towards the red team, she only needs to aim slightly above Varus's position."

"That's why I said..."

Xiaoxiao sighed again: "This time, we can't blame Uzi."

"Blame the League of Legends designers! This terrain bug has been there since I first started playing the game, and you haven't fixed it in all these years. How many excellent players like Uzi have been ruined because of you!"

[Summary: There was nothing we could do in the first game, the second game was the fault of the coach and the game's developers, and the third game was the fault of the League of Legends designers.]

Shouldn't Riot Games give us Uzi a skin as compensation?

[I don't know why, but looking at Uzi's silent, red-hot guy, I suddenly find Cup King more pleasing to the eye... It really does take comparison to make things stand out.]

There's a limit to harsh criticism; honestly, the Cup King played pretty well in today's final.

"Alright, congratulations to Ray for winning the FMVP in this Demacia Cup as a newcomer!"

On stage, Li Yi accepted the trophy and briefly answered a few questions from the host.

This season's Mid-Season German Cup has now officially come to an end.

"I suddenly remembered something, Sun Ge. I remember there's usually a post-match group interview after these finals, right? How many people from RNG are still going to be interviewed?"

"It's hard to say... but to be honest, the home team and its fans aren't actually the ones who are the most upset."

"Huh? What do you mean?"

"Because before you, Ray, arrested our Uzi, Fat and Deputy had already arrested several big ones." Xiaoxiao said knowingly. "Besides, the main team RNG's players are still quite well-coordinated, so there won't be any more rotations this year."

Sika nodded thoughtfully: "So you're saying that the person who's most upset is actually the one who might have to go back to the bench?"

The two men exchanged a glance and then burst into another bawdy laugh.

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Seoul, South Korea.

The lighting was exactly as it had been when Scout first entered the living room. He was sitting on the sofa, watching the Demacia Cup final live on his phone screen.

As EDG's advantage continued to widen, Scout, who had been crossing his legs, slowly lowered them and returned to a more tense sitting posture.

He wasn't some great saint.

To say that he still hopes EDG will win is clearly unrealistic.

No one wants to leave their team and then immediately lift a championship trophy.

What's more, that trophy was lifted up by a rookie who had just made it into the starting lineup, and his opponent was RNG, the team that had been dominating Scout all along.

However, from his perspective as a top mid-laner, after EDG gained an early advantage in all three lanes and secured the Rift Herald, the outcome of the match was essentially sealed.

After entering the mid-term.

The things RNG can do become extremely limited.

While Twisted Fate was able to pick off isolated opponents on the side lanes with his ultimate, giving the team a few breathing room, Mlxg's Jarvan IV also managed to flank EDG when they were pushing the mid tower, briefly halting the opponent's advance.

However, RNG's problem still lies in their roster.

On the surface, their system seems to have almost no weaknesses: Varus's ultimate and Twisted Fate's yellow card provide a stable initiation, Braum's ultimate can counter-initiate, and Jarvan IV, in conjunction with Gnar's entry, can theoretically divide the battlefield before the team fight even begins.

But Morgana's shields are always perfectly timed.

Scout felt anxious for their opponent RNG more than once, but RNG kept wasting opportunities.

From God's perspective, it seems that this RNG team is full of flaws no matter how you look at it.

Is this still the team he knows?

How did you guys exploit Scout's opportunities on the sidelines during the Spring Split? How did you use vision advantage to turn the tide of the game? Have you forgotten all of that now?

Even I, an EDG player, want to win more than you guys do!

"Have you finished watching it? What are your thoughts?"

Scout received a call from his agent, and replied in an emotionless tone, "I can only say it was pretty good, a clever move."

"You can focus on LeeE's stats. Besides his outstanding teamfight participation rate, you should also look at his mid-game vision score, his affinity with the jungler, and so on..."

Although the agent couldn't see Scout's expression, based on his understanding of Scout, he was sure the guy was curling his lip in disdain.

"You also need to practice LeeE's best heroes. Although I don't know how he performed in scrims, based on my understanding of RNG's head coach FireFox, he won't ban heroes unless they are completely unmanageable."

Seemingly sensing that Scout was still distracted, the agent sighed: "I just contacted EDG's management, and from what they said, Coach Nofe might not be inclined to let you start again."

Upon hearing this...

Scout was immediately taken aback. What was this all about?

When fellow villagers meet, they might stab each other in the back.