Why isn't Brother Mu delivering anymore?
[Her item build has changed; she now buys a Serrated Dagger as a small item after returning to base!]
202. Delicious Tart Crust
Su Mu revived with full health and teleported out, signaling an attack in the mid lane.
"Weiwei is here to catch a bunch of people."
"immediately."
After reaching level 5 by consuming a low-health melee minion, Su Mu learned the E skill and glared at a minion. The minion was pushed towards the Bomber by an invisible shockwave, resulting in a 55% slow effect that lasted for 2 seconds.
She couldn't understand why the designers could give Sion a 55% slow at level 1; that's incredibly strong.
After slowing down the bomber, Su Mu calmly took two steps forward, activated his W shield, and began charging his Q. (Part 3)
Seeing Sion's axe rising higher and higher, Eagle snapped out of his daze and threw C4 at his feet, trying to detonate it and escape, but he was too slow and was stunned.
High damage output appeared, instantly reducing him to near-death!
Holy crap, how come the damage is so high? (Ling)
Eagle frantically pressed the keyboard.
WWWWWWW——
He then took the damage from Sion's shield explosion and a basic attack, bringing his health to the point where one more hit would kill him; it almost scared the soul out of him.
Fortunately, Sion's attack speed is slow, so he couldn't land his second basic attack.
Thank goodness!
However, he lost his laning phase and ended up losing a lot of minions, which was troublesome. V
Eagle symbolically tossed a bomb behind him and ran behind the tower, avoiding being hit by Sion's E on the minions. He continued walking backwards until he was almost at the second tower before stopping and recalling.
I thought I could go back after about 6 seconds, but unexpectedly, a wild Rek'Sai crawling on all fours suddenly appeared at the edge of the jungle.
What a foggy day!
Seeing Rek'Sai burrow into the ground, Eagle instinctively used Flash, his heart skipping a beat the next instant.
His move might be a blunder... He'll probably be publicly shamed after the match...
Rek'Sai launched a ball of soil filled with Void energy from behind, accurately hitting the low-health Bomber after he flashed, and gained 300 gold.
[He devoured three large bowls!]
Just how panicked is Eagle that he's resorting to things like Flash?
Maximize losses.
Huolang happened to be farming nearby and was originally planning to go and support Rek'Sai when he saw her appear, but now he not only couldn't support her, but Rek'Sai would also steal a set of F6.
Sion has the ability to provide support, but Rek'Sai completely ignores him, and if he tries to defend the tower, he might get killed by WLD's mid and jungle.
Ugh…
“My…” Eagle slapped his forehead in frustration.
I didn't see Sion use his E skill at all in the last game; I'd forgotten that this champion has a powerful, long-range slowing ability after the rework.
The equipment build has also changed, and the basic Serrated Dagger, which is only used by assassins, has been changed to the Serrated Dagger.
Masaka... Could this also be part of Su Mu's calculations?
Intentionally not learning E in the first game, anticipating the coaching staff wouldn't ban Sion in the second game, then changing the playstyle to catch himself completely off guard...
Others might not have this kind of scheming, but with Su Mu... this handsome girl who combines popularity and skill, making her a formidable opponent for many mid-lane players, it's hard to say.
I'm so ripped off.
I was almost dead when I TP'd back to lane. I used a potion to recover some health, but I was still badly damaged again. I was almost able to return to the fountain, but I was interrupted and ended up dying at the hands of the enemy.
Sion pushed a wave of minions into the tower, and the countdown to the bomb appeared. He lost minions, and Sion could also take a layer of tower armor, so the loss was not much different from dying twice.
This is truly... a painfully unpleasant experience for a sophisticated man.
"Eagle's head must be a bit big."
"It's not just a little big, it's extremely big. The economic loss from his deaths is no different from losing a piece of flesh."
Coconut analyzed: "First of all, dying for 300 gold is nothing special. Sion gets 175 gold from tower plates, Eagle doesn't have TP and can only walk back to lane, and he doesn't have an ultimate to farm minions under the tower from a distance. So losing a wave of siege minions is equivalent to half a kill's worth of gold, and the lost experience is also half a kill."
"300+175+300, plus the 100 gold and experience points lost due to Rek'Sai taking over a group of Huolang's jungle monsters because of the death, a total economic difference of over a thousand gold was created."
"No problem, but I feel like it's worth more than a thousand..."
"Ok?"
"Su Mu seems to be able to eat two layers of tower plating... Well, he almost didn't get it, but if he feeds in the next wave of minions, he can get this layer of tower plating."
"That makes three layers in total. It seems like it was around this time in the last game that it reached three layers as well. Even DTG's choice of Ziggs couldn't stop Su Mu?"
Just as the commentator predicted, Su Mu chose to give up his life.
However, instead of sending the Bomber, she cleared the minion wave and moved back and forth between the two towers, causing her health to drop rapidly.
He dodged the Bomber's Q thrown from afar, only to be perfectly killed by the tower.
It's okay for the bomber to learn from experience, but there's always a price to pay.
With a new wave of minions coming in, she has a few brief seconds to continue taking down towers.
Su Mu sped back to the base of the tower.
One cut, two cuts, three cuts, four cuts, five cuts, six cuts…
OK, I've got the third tier of tower skin. This pace is so comfortable, I won't go into details.
"Brothers... I'm broken..." Eagle was on the verge of tears.
He discovered that Su Mu had reached level 6 before he died, while he himself was only just over level 5, almost a whole level behind.
After being thoroughly thrashed in the first game, if they hadn't known that Su Mu would drive back to continue dismantling things after reviving, they might as well have retired right after this game.
I started with a full Killing Ring, but my opponent died three times and I still didn't get even half a stack. Compared to starting with Doran's Ring, I not only lost a lot of mana regeneration, but also lost the extra damage to minions, making it difficult to last-hit minions.
I just respawned and was 100 gold short of getting the 1100 mana regeneration chapter. I was torn between waiting and not waiting, so I left without waiting. I could only use a few skills before running out of mana again, unless the jungler gave me the buff.
If the jungler gives up the second buff, it means the time to reach level 6 will be delayed, and things will be more difficult. It's the kind of situation where you can't give it up.
No matter what choice you make, there's bound to be a difficult path ahead.
"Stop wasting mana...stop the minion wave from reaching the tower. Falcon will come over later, and a 3v1 gank will relieve the pressure on you," Huolang said helplessly.
They had clearly helped the bottom lane gain a slight advantage, and thought they could dominate the bottom half of the map, but problems still arose in the mid lane.
It's really tough for him as a jungler.
The sound effect of Sion's ultimate ability played, announcing that Su Mu was quickly returning to lane.
“Titan has moved up, I wonder if he’s going to support mid lane…” Falcon’s eyes narrowed.
Before he could say anything more, he spotted the Titan who had placed a ward through the river's vision.
"..."
Titan can easily reach mid lane with just a few steps, so why bother ganking Sion? Who knows if Rek'Sai is still lurking nearby?
Sion charged to the lane and killed the ranged minions with his Shock, then used his Q on the melee minions, and a wave of minions was gone just like that.
Then I looked at the updated equipment, and it was an eye-clearing dagger...
???
It only took a little over 6 minutes to perform the eye surgery?
Dig!
Putting aside why Sion would build a ward, his farming speed is just ridiculously fast.
203. I'm going to have a brain hemorrhage.
Eagle felt a little uneasy. Seeing that his teammates had given up on ganking, he could only honestly farm minions and develop his strength.
Since there was no additional way to regenerate mana, the mana bar was quickly depleted.
There was no other way but to step forward and use basic attacks to finish off the enemy, which gave Su Mu an opportunity.
Sion's E skill has a much longer attack range than you might imagine, as long as it hits a minion. Even Caitlyn, who usually has the longest attack range, can be slowed down by minions hit by Sion's E if she's not careful, not to mention Ziggs.
Having been hit by a significant slowdown, Eagle, who had previously suffered from this, activated his W ability to reposition beforehand, preventing Su Mu from having a chance to activate his Q.
Su Mu wasn't in a hurry. The Ziggs' W had a 20-second cooldown, Sion's E had a 12-second cooldown, and the warding buff provided some skill haste, reducing it to less than 10 seconds. Unless the Ziggs only showed his bombs and not himself, otherwise… heh…
She deliberately controlled the lane without pushing quickly, finding the approximate angle before her E skill was off cooldown, and immediately adjusted her position to use her skill after the cooldown was over, slowing down the slightly forward-positioned Ziggs again.
This time, Eagle had no way to dodge and was directly hit by a fully charged Q, with almost half of his health instantly evaporated.
"hiss--"
Eagle couldn't help but gasp.
He was terrified by the injury.
It wasn't over yet. During the brief stun after landing, Sion hit her with a shield detonation and a basic attack, and her health dropped to the kill threshold. She desperately tried to run towards the tower, but she couldn't outrun Sion who had activated Ghost.
You have been killed!
The director gave Eagle a close-up shot at this moment.
Eagle leaned back in his chair, removed his hands from the keyboard and mouse, swept his hair back to reveal his forehead, and took a deep breath, slowly exhaling – an expression that delighted countless viewers.
Is he really going to have a brain hemorrhage?
What a pitiful child.
【No way, what kind of insane damage does Sion do? One Q and a few auto-attacks and such a big Ziggs is gone?】
I can't say whether a level 7 Sion with a ward can beat a level 6 Techies with no defensive gear.
What is the AD scaling factor for Sion's reworked abilities?
If I remember correctly, only QR has AD scaling, while W and E are AP or health scaling. As for Q, a fully charged Q at level 3 seems to have 220 base AD scaling, plus a 1.4x AD multiplier?
[I just checked and it's like this: Mu's current AD is 145, plus such a high base stat, and with the double resistance reduction from equipment and skills, and after the Bomber's armor reduction, the damage is not a problem...]
[Is it possible that all the equipment will be armor penetration assassin items? It has been proven that the warrior build for Sion is not very effective, and wouldn't the assassin build make him even squishier?]
Questioning is fine, but it's best to continue watching for a few more minutes before drawing a conclusion. How many times has Brother Mu pulled out strange things to slap people in the face?
At this moment, in the OB view of the game, Sion, who had just solo killed the Bomber, turned around to deal with the minion wave and started to kill the tower while tanking the tower's attacks.
Just as he was about to be killed by the turret, Lee Sin, who had been moving towards him for a while, suddenly flashed out from a blind spot and slapped the low-health Sion to death.
If that were all, it might not be a big deal. The problem is that after successfully taking advantage of the situation, the blind man did something to Sion that no one expected...
The blind man is completely blind.
He delivered a powerful Dragon Tail kick to Sion's zombie, sending it flying out of the turret.
One thing that's hard not to laugh about is that Sion still managed to collect the tower plates destroyed by minions during his flight, landing with his health completely depleted. (8)
In other words: aside from getting a kill, the blind man wasted his ultimate ability and still couldn't defend the tower plates. 彡
In the upcoming Vanguard battle, as long as Rek'Sai doesn't dawdle, Lee Sin's ultimate will definitely not be able to land properly if he tries to contest it.
The Vanguard itself is worth 300 gold. With good coordination, it can break through two layers of tower plates, and possibly more than three. It's a resource that's crucial to contest within 8-9 minutes. (Alcohol)
To sacrifice precious resources to protect even a single layer of tower armor, not only the commentators but also the paying viewers shook their heads in disbelief.
Huolang didn't think much at the time; he only knew that the mid-lane tower couldn't be pushed down so easily, but he regretted it as soon as he kicked it out.
Yeah, there are more Vanguard units that will be spawning soon. Without ultimate abilities, what's the point of fighting? Not to mention, the overall strength of this lineup in the early game is already inferior to WLD's.
The worst part didn't end there. Previously, because Huolang hadn't shown up, WLD's top and bottom lanes were playing conservatively, but as soon as they saw him appear in the mid lane, they immediately started behaving aggressively.
Why does Fiora have the advantage of contesting lane priority with Gragas in the early game? And why does Miss Fortune and Karma dare to push so far forward without Lee Sin's protection? (Qi)
During Su Mu's resurrection countdown, both lanes regained control of their lanes and took the lead in preparing for the Herald, with some recalling to base and others entering the jungle to establish vision.
"Just attack directly. Unless they've lost their minds, there's no reason for them to dare come over and watch."
"I'll come and guard this area. You can leave the top lane for a while," Yan Hua said. "Brother Mu's ultimate skill isn't ready yet, so his threat level might not be as high."
"Listen to Weiwei, my intimidation doesn't necessarily rely on my ultimate skill." Su Mu smiled. "Just my presence in the mid lane is already a deterrent."
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