0p0 Chapter 158 Anyone who passes by deserves a two-kick.
Chapter 158 Anyone who passes by deserves a two-kick.
Letme had absolutely no reason to refuse.
This Jayce, isn't he a walking ATM?
They're the kind of person who gets kicked wherever they go.
If I were to lane against Urgot, I might not be able to kill him.
But laning against Jayce is a different story. If Jayce dares to come up and farm minions, then he's in for a beating!
Jayce's armor and magic resistance were simply no match for Ornn's fragility.
Percentage-based magic damage, one hit and they're gone without a sound!
With Urgot's poor development, he doesn't even need three Fragile; two Fragile attacks would be enough to finish him off.
Ding--
TP's brilliance shines in the top lane.
This also plunged Khan's entire heart into the abyss.
Arthur, do you really have to be so ruthless?
We have no grudges against each other, so why are you trying to ruin my career?
Khan was filled with hatred, hating himself for being too weak and for underestimating Arthur.
If I had taken my opponent seriously from the very first match, would things have been different?
Perhaps the final result will not change, and he will still be defeated by Arthur three times, but at least Khan will not be as resentful as he is now.
It's like you haven't even given it your all, and you've already lost your chance.
That regret and resentment tormented Khan's mind and body every moment, pushing him to the brink of collapse countless times.
But what could he do? He was no match for Arthur.
No matter how many heroes he plays or how many lanes he switches to, he can't beat Arthur.
Is there really such a thing as "bloodline suppression" in this world?
Khan obediently retreated to the tower, quietly watching Yasuo swoop around on the lane.
Since he couldn't farm minions anyway, Khan started contemplating his life.
To be precise, it's about reflecting on one's career as a professional player.
Should I retire? Am I no longer suited to high-intensity competition?
Khan began to doubt himself.
After playing professionally for so many years, this is the first time he feels that he is no longer suited to play this game.
If you're just going to get beaten up as soon as you step onto the field, is there any point in being a professional player?
Bdd could sense the tense atmosphere within the team.
Even the bottom lane, which had been largely untouched, was completely disrupted because Syndra got an extra kill in that last wave.
After Syndra was pushed to Luden's Echo, Xiaohu completely took control of the bot lane.
No matter what kind of champion you are, Ezreal or Braum, Syndra can clear the minion wave with just one WQE combo.
As for the sports car, it can be left to the Bull Head who's wearing a paycheck.
EZ has no choice but to use his ultimate if he wants to regain lane control.
But EZ doesn't have his ultimate available for every wave of minions, so how can he contest the lane with Syndra?
Just as EZ made a positioning mistake and moved forward, Alistar in the bush used his W to dash out of the bush.
EZ quickly used Arcane Shift, and Braum also raised his shield and rushed to EZ's side to block Syndra's damage.
Little did they know, RNG's bot lane duo's goal was Braum from the very beginning!
"Roar--"
The Minotaur let out a deafening roar, then used a Q-flash to charge forward, knocking up the entire KZ bot lane duo.
Spider webs flew out from behind the wall beneath the tower and bound Bloom to the base of the tower.
Syndra followed up with damage, and together with Elise's tower tanking and burst damage, they instantly killed the squishy Braum.
Poor Braum, only level 5, hadn't even leveled up his ultimate, and was brutally killed under the tower.
EZ, affected by various skills, also suffered greatly, losing half his health while standing still under the tower.
Once all the crowd control effects were over, EZ used Flash without hesitation.
What kind of damage is this?!
If Syndra had her ultimate ability, I would have died under the tower too!
Maybe I should go back and get a Bloodthirster first... I can't withstand it at all.
When Ezreal chose to build Maw of Malmortius as his first item, the game was already over.
Without Trinity Force and Manamune, how can Ezreal deal damage?
The only good news is that after getting the Maw of Malmortius, Ezreal can indeed rest easy in lane.
Neither Syndra nor Elise can kill an Ezreal with a Maw of Malmortius!
Don't ask, just keep your KDA and you'll keep your job.
KZ fans naturally wouldn't shift their focus to an ADC.
He's just an ADC, what can he do?
Well, before the team fight even started, two members of the KZ team were effectively silenced.
Urgot is useless, Ezreal is cowardly, it's time for "Bdd's God of Responsibility Form" to make its appearance again.
So the question is, can Bdd really stand out?
"Boom."
Sudden.
The iron hooves of the furnace god shook the earth.
Without any warning, a battle broke out in the middle lane!
Taking advantage of Bdd's switch from hammer form back to cannon form and the cooldown period of his ultimate skill, Letme immediately activated his ultimate skill.
QE, knock him up, use the second ultimate, wait for Jayce to land and then follow up with W...
The standard three fragile attacks instantly shredded Jayce, who lacked the dual resistances of hammer form.
Flash? What's the point of flashing? Ornn's full combo damage will be dealt.
In fact, Letme's rune setup in this game was [Unsealed Secrets], which he then swapped for Ignite and Ghost.
So all your skills are on cooldown, huh? Well then, I'll apply Ignite, activate Sprint, and chase you down for a beating!
Ornn swung his forging hammer fiercely, smashing Jayce, who had used Flash, to death under the tower.
Ornn, relying on his fragile body, didn't even bother to use Flash, and managed to escape with low health after taking damage from the turret.
RNG's mid and bot lanes are both performing well.
As for the road conditions... there's absolutely no need to look at them!
The difference in last hits between the two players has widened to 50.
Even if Yasuo charges straight into the tower and gets himself killed, he can definitely trade kills with Urgot before he dies.
As for KZ's jungler Peanut, there's absolutely no need to watch him.
It has completely disappeared.
Not to mention domestic fans, even Korean fans have almost forgotten that there was a Sejuani in this game.
Three... no, four paths are blooming!
RNG completely dominated the game, turning this third game into their stage.
UZI, watching his teammates go on a killing spree on stage, finally felt relieved.
What? So winning without lifting a finger is this awesome?
I did nothing, I just waited to receive the trophy.
Thinking of this, UZI's gaze unconsciously drifted towards the door of the lounge.
The Mid-Season Invitational trophy in the center of the court was already beckoning to him.
"Jungler, do something! What are you doing farming with Sejuani?!"
After being solo killed by the enemy Ornn, Bdd completely broke down.
Looking at Peanut, who had been farming for almost ten minutes without controlling resources or ganking, he angrily cursed:
"If you don't want to fight, let's just order!"
"It doesn't matter, I already said there's no way we can win."
"Why can't we win? The enemy team has so much AP damage. If we add some magic resistance, we can easily win team fights."
"Are you serious?"
The two haven't reached a conclusion yet.
Bdd made a positioning mistake and was knocked away by Ornn, leaving a blur as he flew out of the bushes.
Arthur is here!
Yasuo somehow roamed to the mid lane, seamlessly connecting his ultimate, Last Breath, and landing with an AQE combo to trigger Electrocute. With Ornn following up with his abilities, he killed Jayce once again.
Bdd's lips twitched violently as his right hand trembled as he opened the damage calculation panel.
A Yasuo can deal AD, AP, and true damage, and the key point is that none of them are low.
Is there any king law?Are there any laws?