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WE's main strategy for this game was to use a suicide strategy in the top lane to hold off the top and jungle, while the jungler and support roamed to create an advantage for the mid lane. In the bottom lane, Da Congming simply cleared the wave and took damage.

With no other option, facing the encirclement of three burly men, Leng Shao could only painfully give up his first kill.

First Blood!

The kill was given to Xiye.

"Wuhu, take off! I'm invincible!"

First blood, 400 gold. Xiye doesn't even need to think about his item build for this game. He can get Goddess on his first back. Why not go for the greediest item build? Go for the three-item farming build.

Once his Goddess Archangel is fully formed, she will be incredibly tanky, deal high damage, and have fast mobility. At that point, the team's three divers can simply charge into the crowd, and they'll win easily.

"Oh, good luck then. We'll leave the mid lane to you."

"Ah! No, please, please come more, it's my midnight snack tonight." It's rare for Xiye to get a Kassadin, and he's having such a smooth early game. He can already foresee him being unstoppable in the mid-to-late game. How can he stop playing under these circumstances? What if the enemy team just mindlessly ganks him?

No, I have to come.

We have to make sure he has a great time in today's match.

Chapter 524: Darkening makes one three times stronger, whitewashing makes one seven times weaker.

Faced with WE's aggressive playstyle, OMG was mostly on the defensive.

Of course, this playstyle is not without its weaknesses. Before Alchemist died so badly that he was feeding, his kill gold was still substantial, and in both ganks, the kills went to the jungler Kha'Zix.

The "suicide rush" strategy is essentially the same as the "farming the baby" strategy, because you're basically feeding the baby in the early game.

However, whether the team can handle the situation well while sending the enemy to their deaths will greatly test the level of cooperation between the two sides. At least for WE, they didn't have any ideas on how to counter the Kha'Zix, nor could they find a way to do so. On the other hand, Da Congming successfully sensed it.

Originally, Sivir could only rely on her shield and fast wave clear to fight two opponents alone. But when Kha'Zix started appearing in the bot lane, she completely lost her composure.

In professional matches, a three-man gank and a tower dive are really as easy as playing around.

Da Congming almost threw the mouse away and gave up, but remembering that this was a competition, he still struggled symbolically for a moment, then looked at Si Shao with an unusually resentful gaze, making Si Shao look at him with utter disdain.

"Don't look at me like that. This is how my hero runs all over the map. It's not my fault, okay?"

"No... what about my bot lane? What if the jungler comes back later?"

"Don't worry, there's still Xiao Jiang drawing aggro in the top lane, so the Kha'Zix can't keep coming down the bottom lane."

"But, but my kidneys are almost at level 6!"

"Ah... well, good luck then."

Da Congming was almost in tears. How did a world where only he got hurt end up being created while they were fighting? What happened to the promise of letting everyone have fun together?

This rhythm is off.

No, it seems I need to practice more heroes who can withstand pressure or dodge skills in the future. He's certain this won't be the last time.

Seven or eight minutes passed slowly. During this time, the mantis was almost desperately causing trouble everywhere, like a firefighter trying to put out a fire.

As the fight progressed, the Alchemist on the top lane had already pushed onto the high ground.

While farming, the Taliyah in the mid lane got ganked again.

When he finally had a break, his own bot lane would call him to go down and tower dive, or his top laner would message him asking him to help defend the top lane so he could use his ultimate to support.

Honestly, it wasn't until this moment that World6 truly felt the pressure Luo Fei faced during S6 at WE. Because back then, his idol was running around like this every single game, right? Although it was exhausting, World6 vaguely sensed that his limits were gradually being pushed to the limit.

Could this be the reason why the other side has become so strong?

I've learned something new.

Of course, as a semi-global lineup, OMG definitely needs to take the initiative and create their own rhythm. Being constantly pressured during the laning phase isn't a sustainable strategy, so they should continue to create opportunities.

Then, a dozen seconds later...

[OMG_world6 kills WE_LWX]

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The "Ultimate Invincible Stability" 6-piece set has been successfully purchased. He's just playing casually, and with teammates like this, he might as well consider it like he's been matched with a female support and is doing weight training.

As it turns out, once an AD (Advanced Player) abandons their last shred of dignity, there's really nothing anyone can do about it.

In a normal position, there's a ward placed by the support. In an abnormal position, there's a control ward placed by the AD carry. Double Doran's Blades ensure health, Ninja Tabi ensures tankiness, Cull ensures economy, and Fairy Charm provides mana regeneration.

With this build, he's not really needed for the first twenty minutes or so, but the advantage is that unless the enemy is completely reckless and forces an engagement, there's really nothing they can do against a Sivir with a shield, a powerful ultimate for clearing waves, and incredible strength.

"This LWX has absolutely no shame."

Seeing Sivir play like that, MaGe was so angry he almost vomited blood. In the prestigious LPL S7 bot lane, which AD carry didn't roll up their sleeves and go all out from the start? It was all about the thrill of elimination.

But now, among a group of reckless men, there's actually a coward. If word gets out, won't you be making them, the ADC players, look bad?

Where is your dignity as an ADC?

Have you been eaten by a dog?

When the only ATM announced its closure and ceased lending services, OMG immediately became unable to maintain its balance sheet.

There was no way around it; tempted by the late-night snack, Luo Fei and Si Shao practically lived in the mid lane, constantly ganking you. If they couldn't catch you, they'd unleash a full combo, or at least auto-attack you once or twice. Leng Shao had never seen anything like this before. Faced with this situation, Taliyah's high support capabilities were completely rendered useless.

Does he need to support others?

He's the one who needs support right now!

Unfortunately, the opponent played like that, and he really couldn't do anything about it. Rammus is a hero who builds utility tank items. If he's a little behind in farm, so be it. He doesn't need to deal damage, and tank items are cheap to absorb damage. Plus, they've been buffed.

As for the level?

Don't forget, what is MLXG of S7 most famous for?

An experience compensation mechanism!

With this thing around, anyone who backs down is a coward.

Bard is even more of a no-brainer. For a trash-collecting player, what could be more enjoyable than farming while scavenging? Besides, I, Bard, can roam and escape incredibly well. You, Lulu, try roaming a few waves and see what happens.

They either intercept your kill on the way, or they gank your short-legged Varus in the bottom lane. It's just that outrageous.

No one expected that what was supposed to be a random, fun lineup picked by WE would actually give OMG a huge advantage in the early game, even allowing their two carries, the jungler and bot laner, to get ahead in farm. However, in terms of overall game tempo, OMG was actually the one being crushed, with their strongest playmaker, Yaozi, not even daring to make any plays recklessly.

"Unbelievable... This actually works?"

"The kidneys are too scared to fly. If it were a leg guy playing Alchemist, he would definitely follow the enemy's TP. But this game is TheShy, you can't even trick him down."

"Although Varus is very well-developed, I can already imagine him getting counter-attacked and killed by Rammus."

"A true dandy."

Rammus is a champion that only AD carry players truly understand how disgusting he is. Don't be fooled by the fact that the enemy team is currently at a disadvantage; if you're targeting an AD carry with a disastrous mid lane and a fed bot lane, you can easily take them down. Even Vayne would be dead if she came.

Just as the OMG players were still debating the next move, the Alchemist, who had been lingering near their second tower, suddenly dove over the tower and charged onto their high ground.

Chapter 53, Section 525: The Happy Gold Miner

For Shy, the last match of the day was incredibly fun.

Unlike others, Shy plays games for fun. Unlike people like Xiye who play games with a specific purpose, choosing heroes that are strong in the current version or that they want to practice, Shy plays games entirely based on his own preferences and his reliable talent allows him to play them very well.

A purely natural talent, TheShy is truly blessed with natural talent in the top lane. Of course, before experiencing the World Championship title, he can still maintain a relatively serious attitude towards himself, because winning the game is the real joy compared to making choices.

But in this round, after the boss said he could go all out, he completely let loose.

Suicide alchemy is, frankly, a low-level, unethical approach.

Because he feeds in the early game, people won't pay attention to him in the mid-game, and by the late game his damage isn't that high anymore. Also, his alchemy principles are similar to the Shaco's; strictly speaking, he can't kill anyone unless someone tries to kill him. This is something even Platinum and higher-ranked players know, let alone professional players.

Take a hero like Alchemist as an example. Once he gets through the early game, he can immediately use Sunfire Cape and Titanic Hydra to tank creeps and clear waves. Who cares about Alchemist? Let him feed if he wants.

Therefore, when the shy man saw that the time was right, he decisively chose to change his tactics in advance.

I'm going to push onto your high ground and cut off your creeps right from the start. Are you going to come or not?

To be honest, this scene really disgusted everyone at OMG.

"Damn it, is this disgusting? The other side won't do anything that involves humans!" World6 was practically spitting blood. He hadn't even found a breakthrough in the mid or bot lane yet, and now the top lane was causing trouble for him, and he couldn't ignore it at this point. Right now, his jungler only had a small Sunfire Cape; even if he went to tank minions, he couldn't hold out for more than a few waves. The main problem was, judging from the Alchemist's posture, it seemed that just controlling the top lane wasn't enough; he was also trying to invade the mid lane. How could that be allowed?

"Let's go, let's kill him."

"Kill! We must kill them. I'll go with you. I'll die even without minions." Without even thinking, once their own mid-lane minions can't get out, the enemy team can easily overtake them with three players.

Bard gave him a big hit, and Kassadin chased after him. A little Taliyah like him couldn't even escape.

Then, a few seconds later.

While Shy was happily mining gold on the opposing team's high ground, a rock wall was rapidly rising towards his position from a distance. At the same time, through the vision of the ward he had left near the blue team's high ground, he could clearly see the Mantis stealthily approaching.

"Success!"

Seeing the opposing team's posture, Shy Man knew that they had already taken the bait. But it didn't matter. Alchemist was all about the thrill of being chased. There were only three of them, so it was just barely acceptable. Then, he took the opportunity to steal the mid-lane minion wave with a small maneuver.