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

What does "non-interactive" mean?

For example, in an RPG game, you might want to start a side quest for an NPC: "Hey buddy, your daughter's gone missing!"

NPC: "Haha, wanna play a thrilling game of Gwent?"

"Simply put, if the opponent uses skills to trade damage with us, we shouldn't try to regain a health advantage, but instead choose to use skills to damage the minions. The only thing to watch out for is not standing with the minion wave when the opponent uses AOE skills, to avoid being traded damage and having the lane pushed back at the same time."

"Of course, not all heroes are entitled to 'not interact.' Short-range heroes like Annie and Vladimir are forced to interact in the mid lane."

"A typical 'non-interactive' hero must meet the following two characteristics: have a long enough range in the early game to at least farm the front-line minions and smell the back-line minions for experience; and be able to clear a wave of minions with just two skills after building mana items."

"The reason I recommend playing Malzahar is because he's a hero that can be played without interacting with other heroes in any version."

"The more popular 'non-interactive' champions in this version include: Taliyah, Twisted Fate, Galio who was just reworked, and Karma, who has recently become popular in the LCK."

[I think that makes a lot of sense. After all, the mid lane is short and the minion wave is hard to control, and in this version, there aren't many standard mid laners who can directly cross the minion wave to exert pressure.]

This streamer is the most cunning; they avoid laning, and they even give it a name: "No Interaction."

"Then let me ask you, let me ask you, you had a great time, but what about your teammates?"

"This viewer, it's obvious you haven't watched my usual ranked matches."

Li Yi shook his head helplessly.

"I often say: the support is the support for the whole team, and the mid laner is the support for the jungler."

"A player who pushes the lane and then helps the jungler invade or ganks 4v2 is called a 'noob'; a player who pushes the lane and then stays under the tower is called a 'parasite'."

"Especially in the Chinese server, jungle skirmishes often erupt into fights at the slightest provocation. In those situations, if we provide support before the enemy mid laner, which teammate dares to say a word against me?"

"You went through a lot of trouble to trade blows and get a solo kill, only managing to get a 20-CS lead over the opponent. By roaming ahead, I not only gained my teammates' trust but also forced the enemy mid laner to lose minions to engage in a team fight. I won twice in this back and forth, which is what you call a win-win situation."

Although I can't find a reason to refute it, this is the internet, so I still have to say: armchair theorizing is a waste of time.

[This is really messed up. If you were as invincible as you say, why doesn't anyone play like you in professional matches?]

"Tell me, have you ever watched a professional match, you idiot? Get out!"

Seeing that the comments were still contradicting the formula.

Li Yi opened the data analysis for the four major competition regions.

"Think back to S7 this year, were there any memorable mid-lane solo kills? In terms of laning bloodshed, the mid lane had the lowest bloodshed rate in every region's history."

"Is your impression of the European and American regions all about aggressive playstyles like G2 and C9? But let me tell you, many of the bottom-ranked teams in the European and American regions have mid laners who, although they don't understand my basic concepts, play in a similar way overall."

  

"Instead of fighting tooth and nail with the mid laner to feed your carry, you should just push the lane and run, then crush the veteran in small-scale team fights..."

Inside a dormitory at Shanghai Jiao Tong University.

Zhao Tianyu had the expression of an "old man on the subway looking at his phone".

This sounds so unreliable!

Since he started playing League of Legends, his concept of the mid laner has been either an assassin who can take whatever he wants or a mage who can dominate the game in the late game.

What is "non-interactive gameplay"?

However, with the main competition just around the corner, Zhao Tianyu had no choice but to try anything, even if it seemed hopeless.

He opened his private message and received a long compressed video file from Li Yi: "This is a recording of my live stream from a few days ago. You can watch the laning phase more..."

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"You won a Master tier game on Ionia with Void Prophet. You had 0 highlight plays in this game and ranked 5th in the team. Reward: 10 points."

"You won a Master tier game on Ionia with Enlightened One. You had 0 highlight plays in this game and ranked 4th in the team. Reward: 10 points."

"You won a Master tier game in Ionia with Future Guardian, showcasing 3 highlight plays and ranking 2nd in the team in terms of rating. Reward: 5 points"

"That tyrant lives up to its name!"

Li Yi wiped the sweat from his forehead. In the third ranked game, he was actually matched with a top laner named Ba Ge who was even better than him, which almost forced him to reveal his true skill level.

That concludes today's rank training.

"Goodbye everyone, haters and white players! Remember to tune in to the commentator's matches next week for the Demacia Cup!"

Li Yi finished his live stream, feeling quite empty after a full day of intense training and ranked games.

He glanced around at the training room and saw that his teammates seemed to have finished their work and were just waiting for him.

"Let's go, Li Yi. There's a pretty good beef noodle place nearby. I'll treat you."

Mouse stood up and put his arm around Li Yi's shoulder.

Li Yi trembled: "With the Demacia Cup just around the corner, do we really have to eat such forbidden food?"

"I've hailed a taxi, to the villa."

Mingkai put on his coat, left those words, and went out the door.

"A villa? It can't be split equally, right?" Li Yi asked Mouse in a low voice.

As a must-visit spot in the e-sports circle, Yangfang Hot Pot is a place that Li Yi has never been to, but he has heard about its terrifying prices.

"What are you thinking? It's definitely Mingkai who's treating."

"..."

Several taxis arrived at the villa one after another, and everyone took their seats.

After glancing at the menu, Li Yi admitted that the intense ranked training hadn't made his hands tremble, but the menu prices had definitely made his hands tremble.

He would feel the pinch even if he exchanged it for HAF coins.

Meiko and Abu, on the other hand, skillfully ordered their food and started chatting.

"By the way, Li Yi, I just watched your live stream and you seemed really good at answering questions. Can I ask you a question?" Ming Kai suddenly found a topic and gave Li Yi a half-smile.

broken!

Li Yi wondered if anyone would hear him making fun of the "fight to the death" thing.

But he clearly confirmed that Mingkai wasn't in the training room at the time... This kid was secretly watching my live stream in the bathroom, right?

"Mingkai, ask me anything, and I'll answer everything I know."

"Why do you think the LCK is producing so many new stars, while the quality of new players in the LPL is generally not as good?"

Li Yi was taken aback.

For a moment, I couldn't figure out whether this was a sarcastic remark about himself or whether the factory manager was still resentful about being treated like a football by the new recruit, Xiaohua.

"Ahem... I think it's because our LPL rookies have too many options and fallback plans, which makes them lack a sense of urgency."

"Think about it, a big club like EDG only pays 5000 for youth training. Newcomers will think: It doesn't matter if I make it big or not, I can just retire and become a game coach or booster."

"As for the LCK, the boosting industry is illegal, and the market for paid gaming services... it's not that it doesn't exist, but it's obviously much smaller than our country with 1.4 billion people. If LCK players can't make a name for themselves, they are forced to change careers or go overseas to become foreign players."

"As the saying goes, 'When you're put in a do-or-die situation, you'll find a way out.' LCK players naturally get motivated when they're under pressure."

"So my idea is to set up a gaming companion service that connects LCK players with our local business owners. First, it will make LPL players feel a sense of urgency; second, it will let LCK players know that they don't have to work so hard and have a backup plan; and third, it will give our local business owners more gaming companion options."

"In biology, this is called biological control through the introduction of alien species."

"Achieving three goals at once, is there any explanation?"

Mingkai: ...

Abu: ...

Ed Zhu: ...?