She chose the strategy with the most bullet comments.

Yukiko was very cautious and did not push forward recklessly just because he destroyed WLD's outer top lane turret. He rarely left the vicinity of the river.

The main reason was that Galio had his ultimate, so he wasn't too worried when Pantheon stopped hanging in the mid lane. Instead, he signaled to the bottom lane to retreat quickly.

Then, a few seconds later, she saw Camille emerge from the wall, leap into the air and unleash her ultimate, Hextech Ultimatum, while Ornn's goat appeared behind him, with Pantheon's spear appearing beneath his feet.

DBZ reacted quickly; Galio immediately used his ultimate, and Jarvan IV was also rushing towards the battle area.

Within Camille's ultimate range, it's very difficult for Aatrox to land the outer edge effect with his Q three-stage combo, as he doesn't have enough space to create distance.

When Galio and the Prince arrived at the front, Aatrox lost his first life, and the situation temporarily became two against three.

WLD's three players had a clear objective: to kill Galio, who was the worst-developed character.

Galio had barely landed and hadn't even charged his W when Ornn's pre-planned QE combo knocked him into the air. Camille followed up with E, creating an opportunity for Ornn to attack Brittle.

With Pantheon's superior development providing damage, Galio, who came from afar to provide support, ended up providing warmth without doing anything.

Deadgun: "西侕玲三吧泣亦傘八儿!!"

312. It's really just about grabbing for the sake of grabbing.

The top laner with the best stats was eliminated, and DBZ, who was originally determined to get the second Herald, was now feeling as miserable as if he had just finished a thesis defense.

Even if the prince used all his skills and escaped with low health, it doesn't change the established fact.

As we all know, WLD has always been very good at choosing neutral resources. As long as they get neutral resources like Vanguard, they rarely end up summoning them for free.

Taking advantage of their absolute dominance in the lower half of the map, WLD not only easily pushed down DBZ's second bottom lane tower with their second vanguard, but even threatened the high ground.

"Charge?" Deng Jiayu was eager to try.

As long as Su Mu gives the order, she will not hesitate to activate her ultimate skill and charge into the enemy ranks to take the initiative.

"Charge!" Su Mu said succinctly.

DBZ had taken precautions, but they didn't expect WLD to drive so resolutely, seemingly unafraid of crashing.

Various lock-on controls were focused on Samira, leaving Eclipse with no output environment. Confined within the frame of the Steel Shadow, Eclipse lost all operational space.

As he died, he regretted not buying a stopwatch.

WLD's mid and bottom lanes were very fed. After dealing with Samira, they immediately switched their focus to Aatrox, tanking Galio and Nautilus to kill Aatrox, and Kai'Sa was able to escape unscathed and pull him out of the danger zone.

The vanguard charged out with the last head, and Ornn, who was not far from the tower, seized the opportunity to turn around and attack the tower, detonating a bomb to eliminate the threat from the tower and make it easier to handle the aftermath.

DBZ lost its core damage output and was unable to compete with WLD in the endgame, and was defeated one by one.

WLD initiated a decisive team fight, resulting in a 2-for-4 exchange. They then proceeded to destroy DBZ's bottom lane inhibitor and leave, preparing for the Baron Nashor spawn in less than two minutes.

At this point, the situation is fairly clear.

“WLD has a significant advantage. As long as they don’t make any mistakes and maintain this level of operation, they have a good chance of winning the first game,” Luanming said.

"...Please, Brother Ming, go easy on me."

"Ahem... A serious explanation without resorting to mysticism, what Ming said makes sense."

Hearing Qinglu's words, Jian Yun dared not let Luanming continue, and continued, "Moreover, Lian is in a very hot hand. He hasn't even made a mistake so far, let alone died. With a 7-0 score against Kai'Sa, it's really hard for WLD to lose."

Some audience members couldn't help but laugh out loud.

Follow the path of stay-at-home dads, and leave them with nowhere to go.

If we just say what he might say next in advance, wouldn't we be able to avoid the risk of WLD being ruined by his prediction?

Well done, Sister Yun.

Whether it's metaphysical or not, Jian Yun's words are quite convincing.

To put it bluntly, if a Kai'Sa with three items is absolutely overpowered within 20 minutes, how can you possibly lose?

Unless you see an enemy in the distance with a passive status effect, you shouldn't be so eager to become a pilot and take off to be killed.

If it were the old Yi Lian, she might not have been able to grasp the best time to enter the game. But now it's different. Even if she can't judge quickly enough, Su Mu is watching her.

In that team fight just now, it was because Su Mu said she could fly, and whoever she could fly to, that she activated her ultimate and charged into the battlefield to unleash a barrage of attacks.

It's safe to say that the things the audience and commentators were worried about are highly unlikely to happen.

And having reached this point, the director gave the new version of the heroes plenty of screen time, and many people could see that DBZ's mid and top lane play with Galio and Aatrox was mostly not as smooth as it could be described.

As expected, and as reasonable as it seems.

If everyone could be like Su Mu, then so many people wouldn't call Su Mu the best mid laner in the LPL.

The skill gap is too large, which is one of the reasons why DBZ is finding it increasingly difficult to play.

The laning phase was fine, and there wasn't much to worry about in terms of details. But once a large team fight broke out, Su Mu secretly shook his head at how Yukiko and Deadgun handled the situation.

To describe it in one word: 捞 (lāo, meaning to scoop or profit).

She's now certain that DBZ's use of the new Galio and Aatrox is purely for the sake of picking them, rather than because he's actually skilled at it.

If their thinking is flawed, and they're afraid they can be banned, then why not?

"Make sure you have good vision and go all in on Baron. If I fly, we'll fight; if I don't fly, Baron is the priority."

"Galio's Flash might be ready again, be careful."

"No problem, the other side doesn't seem to know how to use W Flash."

"..."

WLD didn't hesitate to engage, instantly igniting the enthusiasm of the commentators and audience.

Since this concerns the dragon, the two sides are bound to fight again.

However, everyone was disappointed this time. DBZ simply gave up the dragon without even bothering to take a look.

Despite the commentators explaining the reasons—the two carries didn't have Flash, the vision was too poor to create opportunities, and the bot lane was under pressure—the Korean audience didn't care about these explanations. Wasn't the disadvantage ultimately self-inflicted?

Giving up Baron Nashor directly is no different from waiting to die. WLD will prepare for a push later, and won't that repeat the bottom lane inhibitor tower incident?

Through the camera, it can be seen that the DBZ players all have tense expressions and do not communicate frequently.

After defeating Baron Nashor, Su Mu already had more than three and a half items, the most aggressive being Star Eclipse Manamune and Blade of the Ruined King.

When pushing forward, use the ultimate to target behind the enemy, land, flash, then use the lock-on W to slash a few times, and before the AQA combo is even finished, the mediocre Samira is killed without any surprise.

Faced with the counterattack from the rest of DBZ, he calmly activated his E skill to block all the damage and held out until his teammates arrived.

With a significant economic lead, they faced little pressure and wiped out DBZ, ending the game in one fell swoop and taking the first match.

The dust has finally settled.

A huge number of domestic viewers cheered, and the live stream chat was filled with a unified "Great! Great! Great! Great!"

Especially those Chinese who argue with Koreans in international communities immediately take advantage of the situation and deliver sarcastic and sarcastic remarks that make some Koreans so angry that their mouths twist in anger.

WLD, you played really well!

It's satisfying to see those Korean fanatics get their comeuppance.

DBZ suffered a major blow from WLD, and the players returned backstage to deeply reflect on the reasons for their defeat with the coaching staff.

To be honest, the top and mid laners had no problem with the new Galio Aatrox, but—that's only in terms of gameplay.

They were terrible at team fights; they collapsed as soon as WLD charged in.

To put it bluntly, it was due to insufficient proficiency. The players spent too much time studying Su Mu, coupled with the short pre-match practice and confident pronouncements, which led to this defeat.

They were all too arrogant and too confident in themselves.

Those two new heroes can no longer be picked.

Coach DBZ is now facing a dilemma: should he not pick these two heroes, or should he ban them?

The probability of getting WLD is unknown; Su Mu is really too unpredictable.

There wasn't much time for DBZ to hesitate; the tournament organizers informed them that the second game was about to begin and they had to go on stage.

……

"Alright, Summoners, welcome back to the League of Legends S1 World Championship Finals."

"The second game between WLD and DBZ is about to begin, with WLD currently leading 1-0."

313. It's my turn to choose.

On stage, Su Mu and others put on professional noise-canceling headphones to block out most of the noise from the outside world.

"Does anyone think DBZ knows that Aatrox can play mid lane?" Yan Hua casually asked.

Deng Jiayu tossed the ponytail that had fallen on her right shoulder behind her back. "It's hard to say. Let's guess whether they'll ban two of the new heroes."

"We're on the red side this game, Xiao Mu, do you want to play the new version of the hero?" Liu Keke looked away from the notebook in her hand.

“You can take it.” Su Mu nodded slightly.

We discussed the derivative system not long ago and have been training similar lineups. Everyone knows how to play it. The problem is that it is very dependent on Su Mu's command.

Liu Keke smiled slightly, put her hands behind her back, and waited for the BP to begin.

"Let's see if the other team bans it..."

The existing system is simply not enough to counter everything. Version 2.17 not only allows you to use the same features as version 2.16, but also provides options for returning to the core gameplay of the bot lane.

If RT could hold out until the final patch, they could return to their area of ​​strength, but unfortunately…

DBZ ultimately failed to target the two new heroes, and even ignored Bai Wei's outstanding performance with Camille.

Camille jungle is an old playstyle. Even if you haven't seen her in a while and get crushed in one game, you can still adjust to it in the second game. Compared to the unknown Galio, targeting her is not very meaningful.

The reason Galio wasn't banned stemmed from a deep-seated idea within DBZ's head coach.

Galio's reworked skill set is vastly different from the old version, and he's practically indistinguishable from a new hero. And then there's that guy who doesn't believe Su Mu can actually play any new hero.

If my player fails, then if you dare to pick yours, I'll make sure you fail too.

With this in mind, the two newly reworked heroes were banned in the first round of this second game, but no one picked them up.

but--

The Pikc phase is different.

As DBZ locked in Akali, WLD perfectly replicated their play from the previous game.

Galio's second chain attack was executed without the slightest hesitation, giving no one time to react.

"Holy crap, is WLD trying to teach DBZ how to play the new Galio and Aatrox?"

"It's impossible for Su Mu to control two heroes at once; one of them will inevitably go to another lane, but it's uncertain who will be in the mid lane and who will be in the top lane."

"To be honest, Su Mu has countless precedents, so I'm not worried about her having problems with her operation or thinking. But apart from Xiao Wei, none of the other WLD players have a precedent of using the new hero in the game on the day of the version update."

"It is indeed a hidden danger. It's not that we don't trust WLD, but DBZ's performance in team fights was terrible in the last game, which showed us the consequences of forcing a pick when the player's skill level is low."

The commentator's words echoed the thoughts of many viewers: if only one of Galio or Aatrox is chosen, there's a 99% chance that Su Mu will be the one to play it.

Everyone at least has a good understanding of her handling of the new hero, but for others, even Bai Wei, we have to keep our questions unanswered.

The new version of Aatrox jungle looks terrible, and the support version is even worse; he'll most likely be played top lane.

And Yan Hua, the top laner, started out playing tanky, supportive top laners...

DBZ's head coach understood these things, but he still couldn't help but feel a jolt of unease, followed by inexplicable annoyance.

The whole world saw them get crushed last game with the new Galio and Aatrox pick, and now WLD is doing the same thing again, which is a bit disrespectful.

"Yukiko, KKZ, which of you two can play Camille?"

“Playing is fine…but Coach, our original lineup didn’t include Camille. Adding her would just drag things out…” Yukiko hesitated.

Moreover, regardless of whether you go top or jungle, the other positions will have to be changed.

"..."

DBZ's head coach instinctively reached for his tie, but then realized the occasion didn't allow it, and his hand froze in front of his neck, leaving him to awkwardly lower it.

bother!

If I had known WLD would dare to play this strategy, I wouldn't have first-picked Akali. Now, I not only have to consider the possibility of the opponent picking Camille to build their strategy, but I also have to consider whether I should pick Kennen, the top laner I originally wanted to pick.

If they hide until the second round, the bottom lane might get targeted and suffer again...

After much deliberation, the DBZ head coach abruptly shook off his worries.

Having already lost one game, the second game is crucial for the subsequent pressure, so we can't change our plans again. We should stick to the strategy we discussed before the game and play it safe.