There was still a certain problem with the purple team's lineup in this game.
That was the lack of the ability to initiate the first move.
Perhaps only the ADC, Verus, would be able to make the first move in a team battle. For players like Excavator, they would have to rely on [Flash] to send the target flying. However, it was too easy for the opponent to pull away in advance, and it was not easy to succeed every time.
In other words, even Verus' ultimate move was not able to firmly control the target.
After all, the blue team in this match was made up of the main team members of Team God. Even the mid Victor, a member of the second team, was not weak. If he was in the LPL, he would still be able to keep a safe distance from Verus' ultimate skill. At the very least, he could rely on his reaction speed to dodge it with a [Flash].
As for the top lane, Gnar-
This was even more so.
In the past, when the hero Gnar- was first released, everyone might not be used to this hero's skills and would neglect to guard against it. But now, at the end of the S6 version, everyone knew to look at Gnar-'s aggro bar. When your aggro bar was close to full, you would retreat in advance, and when your transformation ended, you would come back again. Gnar- there was nothing you could do.
And if the purple team lacked the ability to initiate the first move, then the blue team's lineup could more confidently and boldly play a powerful effect in the middle and late stages of the team battle.
A top lane, Jayce, a mid Victor, and an ADC, Frost.
Even a support, Ella, was included.
This was almost a pure poke and kiting lineup.
Originally, when encountering an opponent with such a lineup, the best thing to do was to bring out a set of hero combinations that could forcefully initiate the attack. However, because this was a blind selection, it was impossible for the purple team to solve the problem in advance from this aspect.
It could only be said that luck did not seem to be on the purple team's side.
Moreover, now that the blue team's Snowy Nightsong, an ADC, Frost, had taken two kills on the bottom lane, he had completely developed. Coupled with the top lane, Jayce, who had developed very smoothly in the early stages of the game, the god team members could easily predict that the next team battle would be very difficult for the purple team.
Who would go first?
Who would take care of the two points, Jayce and Frost?
And don't forget, the blue team's lineup was not only strong in poke, but also in counterattack.
"The obvious advantage of this lineup —"
The coaches of God's coaching team were also discussing:
"This is going to be a huge problem for the purple side."
"There shouldn't be anyone here who can easily break out of this, right?"
However, in comparison, the specially hired instructors, Number One and Number Five, did not show the slightest hint of worry on their faces. They were still relaxed and calm. Number Five's gaze fell on the game on the computer screen in front of him. He smiled.
"A normal pro player would have a hard time finding a breakthrough in this situation."
Number One nodded in a noncommittal manner. He cast a glance at the back of a certain person sitting in the middle seat of the purple square.
"Just in time."
"That lad can teach Ah Xing another lesson."
In the eyes of these two, the Purple Army's current predicament was just an ideal teaching material for a certain person. Even though this situation was a headache for most pro players, for a certain someone …
It was what he was best at.
It was precisely the simplest, crudest, and most direct way to resolve a seemingly complicated and messy situation.
…
The time of the match slowly reached about 15 minutes.
At this time, there was still half a minute before the second small dragon respawned at the river fjord in the jungle. This time, it was a Fire Dragon.
"It's not easy to get the purple side."
A spectating member of God made his analysis and judgment.
Indeed, this was the time when the blue side's Jess began to exert his strength. After taking down a few ADC Frost, he had already completed his DPS equipment. Even the Mechanical Pioneer Victor, who had been pressured in the early stages of the game, was still able to deal a considerable amount of damage during this period of time.
In fact, this was a very simple logic.
Although some people would think that a player who had such poor development in the early stages of the game would suddenly be able to unleash such a powerful effect at a certain time, it was purely because the player's KDA might be poor, but their level development was not that far behind. Moreover, in the early and middle stages of the game, the blue and purple side's heroes had yet to complete their DPS equipment.
Therefore, a hero like Victor who had reached a certain level and mastered a set of ultimate skills would be able to play like a carry as long as he timed his moves well.
"I guess he'll have to give it up?"
Many members of God began to discuss.
However, this was a Fire Dragon after all. If he gave it up so easily, his opponent would probably be heartbroken for a long time.
On the purple team's side, although Morning Star was silent in front of the computer screen in the middle lane seat, he was also evaluating the situation in his mind — —
The Fire Dragon wasn't easy to take.
But he couldn't let it go so easily either.
He had to test the waters first. If there was a chance, he could try to steal the Dragon, but if there really wasn't a chance … then he shouldn't take too big of a risk.
Just as Morning Star had analyzed and judged, the heroes of both the blue and purple armies began to converge on the Summoner's Canyon route.
Next up, there should be a stalemate in the middle lane as expected.
Morning Star continued to ponder.
The more troublesome thing was that a direct confrontation like this would make it difficult for their Katerina to find a suitable opportunity to attack. On the contrary, in the narrow terrain of the Dragon Fjord, Katerina's ultimate skills would be more effective.
Tilting his head to look at Lin Feng, Morning Star was already trying to emulate Lin Feng's playstyle and tactical philosophy.
If it was Lin Feng's aggressive and bold style …
It was really possible that Katerina would lead their purple team to fight the opponent head-on in the Dragon Fjord.
Thinking of this, Morning Star nodded subconsciously.
That was because according to his analysis, such an action might still be considered risky, but if he coordinated with a certain someone's keyboard and mouse skills, Katerina should have a success rate of more than 50% if she was able to deal the damage she needed to deal.
It wasn't stable.
But it was already within his acceptable range.
When Katerina, who was controlled by someone's mouse click, was the first to walk out of the defense tower in the middle lane, and not far away, the blue team's ADC, Cold Ice, and support, Ella, were also leading a wave of minions out of the tower. Morning Star thought that he seemed to be able to slowly adapt to Lin Feng's playstyle.
However —
The next moment.
When he heard someone's voice in his ear, he found that he was wrong again.
Yes.
Someone's playstyle was indeed the bold and risky type. He didn't guess wrong on this point. What he misjudged was the extent of Lin Feng's boldness.
To put it more bluntly.
It was just that he had underestimated the boldness of his co-attuned partner.
Even …
It was courting death.
Ding! — —
A signal was instantly marked on the blue team's ADC, Ai Xi, who was not far away. Lin Feng's nonchalant voice came from the team's live chat channel, as if he was discussing groceries.
"Hey."
"Go!"
In the next second, while Morning Star was still in a state of shock, Katerina, who was controlled by someone, was about to cross the minions and approach the target, Ai Xi, who was not far away!
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