novelODS 045 It really did bet 5 dollars in a minute!
045 It really did bet 5 dollars in a minute!
The ten-minute break passed quickly, and staff came and knocked on the door of QG's lounge.
The second draft phase is about to begin.
Everyone quickly composed themselves, filled their water bottles with drinks, and then returned to the field!
The second draft phase began quickly.
In this game, the two sides switched sides, and QG ended up on the red side.
This time WE behaved themselves; they honestly banned Fiora and Riven, and then they banned Alistar.
On the other side, QG banned Nidalee, Lee Sin, and Rek'Sai, banning three junglers!
As we just discussed backstage, QG is not at a disadvantage in any of the three lanes, so there is no need to ban additional lane heroes.
On the contrary, the jungle position has too many variables. Xiangguo cannot guarantee that he can completely shut down the enemy jungler Condi. Therefore, it is enough to limit the only variable jungler by banning him.
As you can see, QG deliberately let Graves, who is relatively weak at ganking, go free, and instead banned Rek'Sai and Lee Sin, just to protect their lanes.
On the other side, WE didn't hesitate and immediately locked in Graves, while QG was prepared and immediately locked in Elise, and then picked Viktor in the mid lane.
Immediately afterwards, WE locked in Lulu and Trundle.
This version of Troll Warlord is mainly seen in the support role, and is especially effective against carries without mobility, such as Viktor.
Secondly, the Trundle support has QW, which allows him to take down towers very quickly. If they switch lanes, he can push down a tower in three waves, freeing up the AD carry.
Lulu, on the other hand, appears more often in the mid lane, mainly as a utility player. Of course, there is also the possibility of flexing. For example, two hours ago, EDG used Lulu in the top lane and then played a lane swap.
Anyway, it's Season 6 now, a version without Mythic items, so hero damage isn't actually that high, far from the overflow of later versions, so the positions of many heroes aren't fixed.
"So, should we give the counter pick to Chen Dongqing?" banbazi asked. "Lucian, Kalista, Ezreal, Jian Zihao, which one do you want to play? Or you can choose yourself."
Uzi didn't think too much about it and said, "Give me Lucian. Lucian and Thresh, I can fight. The enemy has Trundle, I can't play Kalista, I can't skate properly."
OK.
Lucian and Thresh were locked in, and WE quickly followed up with Lissandra and Kalista, finalizing their lineup.
WE selected three supports: Lissandra, Lulu, and Trundle, to protect the dual cores of Graves and Kalista.
"The opposing team hasn't decided who will go top and mid yet." Banbazi looked at the opponent's lineup, slightly hesitant. "Chen Dongqing, do you have any ideas?"
Lissandra can also be played in the top lane in this version, and her pick rate is much higher than Lulu's in the top lane.
The opposing team picked Crystal Maiden and Lulu to flex their advantage, aiming to influence QG's top lane champion selection.
Chen Dongqing looked at the opponent's lineup and thought about it for a moment.
He did indeed think of a hero.
Blue Steel Shadow.
This hero's strong mobility and high damage make him the nemesis of these two mages.
But Camille wasn't available in Season 6...
In that case...
"Give me Jayce," Chen Dongqing said. "Jayce can handle both of these champions."
"No problem." Banbazi nodded.
He acknowledges Chen Dongqing's Jess.
Soon, the heroes for both sides were determined, and WE finally decided on their lane assignments. Lissandra was moved to the top lane, and Lulu was moved to the mid lane.
Blue side WE: Top lane Lissandra, Jungle Graves, Mid lane Lulu, Bot lane Kalista and Trundle.
Red team QG: Top lane Jayce, Jungle Elise, Mid lane Viktor, Bot lane Lucian and Thresh.
Banbazi glanced at both teams' lineups and then said, "Be careful, the other side might try a lane swap."
The team members nodded in agreement; this was something they had to be wary of.
If your top laner picks Jayce, then you must play a normal laning phase.
LGD lost the first game in this way, and of course they can't repeat the same mistake.
Chen Dongqing thought for a moment and said, "Then I'll go get my eyes checked."
OK.
After saying this, Coach Banbazi left the scene, and the match started quickly after a short loading time.
Immediately afterwards, Jayce quickly bought a ward and then started switching forms and increasing movement speed as soon as he left the base, charging straight towards the enemy's bottom lane second turret.
This is already considered a standard ward placement. To prevent the enemy from switching lanes, a scout ward will be placed between the second tower and the high ground tower. Of course, the action needs to be quick, otherwise, if you get caught in the jungle, you'll be in big trouble.
Fortunately, Jayce is still in his peak form this time. The movement speed boost from his R transformation lasts for a whopping 1.25 seconds, much longer than the 0.5 seconds in Season 13. This is one of the core elements of Jayce's kiting strategy.
Taking advantage of his movement speed, Chen Dongqing quickly arrived between the first and second towers on the enemy's top lane. After placing a ward, he immediately hid in the nearby bush and recalled to base. He couldn't move now, or he might be spotted.
At that moment, everyone in the live stream saw Jayce place a ward.
"This is... an anti-swapping ward!" Miller quickly provided the answer. "WE didn't find this Jayce ward!"
From their vantage point of view, they could see that although WE was still in their normal positions, Mystic first used Kalista to peek out in the bottom lane river and confronted Uzi for a while.
After the minion wave had spawned, Kalista quickly recalled to base and rushed to the top lane.
They really changed the cable!
Seeing this, many audience members started discussing it.
Because Jayce had already clearly seen the movements of the skate shoes with the wards he had placed!
At that moment, Chen Dongqing spotted the skateboard shoes and quickly pinged, "Go for it, they've switched!"
"OK, OK!" Uzi nodded excitedly. "Just watch me take care of them!"
His Lucian and Thresh combination was quite strong in this game, and Uzi was confident that he could gain an advantage purely through the laning phase.
Chen Dongqing nodded happily and quickly headed down the lane.
Soon, the minion wave appeared.
957's Crystal Maiden was following Condi to take the red buff. The two quickly secured the red buff and then rushed towards the F4 camp.
If two people are sharing experience, they only need two groups of monsters to reach level two.
But just then, they suddenly saw Lucian and Thresh appear in the top lane. Thresh had lost a little health, obviously because he had eaten a Krugs before coming.
In the bottom lane, a Jayce also appeared, carrying a giant cannon, but he didn't rush to last-hit minions.
"Damn it, the other team has changed too!" 957 felt a wave of dizziness, realizing that this game was going to turn out badly.
If we're just looking at the laning phase, how can he possibly go toe-to-toe with Jayce?
This version doesn't have Aftershock yet; Crystal Maiden usually brings Thunderfury or Deathfire Touch.
With such talent, the Ice Maiden was completely helpless when Jayce hammered her in the face!
And most importantly, Jayce waited until the minions were low on health before going online. Even if he rushes to the bottom lane now, he will miss out on the experience from the first wave of minions!
If he leaves now, not only will he lose experience points, but Condi, whose experience points he shared, will also suffer a slight loss, since he shared the experience points and then ran away.
The game had barely begun when they found themselves at a disadvantage...
But that's not the worst part.
Chen Dongqing guessed that the Ice Maiden would be online soon, so he immediately switched Jayce to ranged form and blocked the enemy's bottom lane tri-bush, directly depriving the Ice Maiden of her right to go online!
957 felt extremely uncomfortable seeing a man wielding a giant hammer blocking his way!
What should we do?
Based on his individual abilities, he certainly doesn't qualify to surpass Jayce's level.
There was no other way but to go around. The Ice Maiden turned around and walked towards the Red Buff. She had to pass through the Red Buff and the Krug Camp, making a big detour, before logging back in from under the tower.
But when he circled around like that and went back online, three of the second wave of minions had already died.
He was still level 1, but Jayce had already gotten nine CS, and his lane was completely ruined!
The camera shifted to the top half of the map, where Uzi, who had successfully matched up against the opposing AD carry, was very excited. He started pushing forward with Liu Qingsong's Thresh from level one and engaged in kiting.
They had anticipated that the level one troll wouldn't have any pillars, so they simply charged in and crushed it.
Soon, they pushed the top lane minion wave in, and then Liu Qingsong followed Xiangguo directly into the enemy's top jungle.
They knew that Lissandra had shared Graves' experience at the start of the game.
This will result in Graves remaining at level 1 even after clearing the red buff.
With one less skill, Graves' jungle clearing efficiency and speed will be greatly affected, so they can recklessly invade Graves' jungle to counter-jungle!
Condi looked at the jungler and support in front of him and was immediately furious, but there was nothing he could do about it.
He doesn't even have a Level 3 certificate yet.
There was no other way but to give up the jungle monsters in this half of the map and go to the bottom lane to farm the last remaining set of stone beetles.
Clearly, they've lost a fortune.
Seeing this, the two commentators realized that WE had a bad chance in this game.
The first stage wasn't handled properly, so this one was sent.
This is not just empty talk.
With this easy advantage, QG played steadily and fixed the battlefield in the upper half of the map, engaging WE in fierce battles!
Although both sides suffered casualties after the fight broke out, QG still came out ahead overall.
And the result of the crazy fighting in the upper half of the map was that Chen Dongqing in the bottom lane was left unattended and directly rode on the face of the Ice Maiden and beat her mercilessly!
957 played very steadily, preferring not to last-hit minions to avoid losing health. In the end, although he was not killed in a solo fight, his last-hit minions plummeted!
Ten minutes passed quickly.
At this moment, everyone's attention was focused on the number of last hits for both sides.
Frost Witch: 41 stabs.
Future Guardian: 95 knives.
My blood pressure really did jump to 54 in just ten minutes!
After returning to the city, Chen Dongqing was quite wealthy. Upon arriving home, he immediately combined the serrated dagger in his hand into [Drakenza's Duskblade].
The Duskblade is a newly released piece of equipment, crafted from a Serrated Dagger and a Stormblade, costing 850 to craft.
This version of Duskblade's effect is similar to Zed's ultimate, applying the "Nightfall" effect when using basic attacks on enemies.
【Nightfall】Deals burst damage after two seconds, equal to 90 plus 25% of the target's lost health.
It doesn't really look like a calamity, but rather more like... Lanling King?
Getting a major item every ten minutes is actually considered normal development, considering Jayce didn't buy boots and only built his main item without any items.
This extreme build for Jayce, while lacking in mobility, results in absolutely explosive damage once the first major item is completed!
This wave, this wave is called Barefoot Jayce!
If you also have a fire starter at this point, you'll instantly transform into a war god, killing anyone in your path.
Unfortunately, I can't bring it.