There was no need for politeness between teammates who had fought side by side in the past.
Hence, after listening to Lin Feng's words, Tian Tian only nodded and changed the topic. He began to seriously analyze and evaluate Chen Ting's current situation for Lin Feng.
After all, Lin Feng was currently the best top laner in the country and even the world. Although Lin Feng had also returned to his peak, his understanding and knowledge of the top laner's position was still inferior to Tian Tian's.
Many of Tian Tian's analyses were enough to enlighten Lin Feng, and he benefited a lot from them.
"Ting's biggest characteristic is his offensive ability in the lane.
"This is both a strength and a weakness.
"The advantage is that this playstyle allows him to maximize the effects of his individual mechanical skills. If he runs into a weaker opponent, he can quickly crush them. If he runs into an expert who has a similar playstyle to him, even if it's The-Swo, the expert himself,
If he meets an expert with similar play style, even if it's The-Swo, he can find more opportunities in the fight.
"In this regard, A-Ting might be able to do better than me."
Tian Tian was honest with Lin Feng, but then he changed the topic.
"However, if he encounters an opponent of equal strength, or a top laner who is good at defending and resisting pressure — such as me, or even if he is slightly weaker than me — he will be at a disadvantage more easily than top laners of other styles."
Lin Feng nodded.
"If he can't be aggressive to the extreme and is completely suppressed, he'll basically have no chance."
This was evident in the previous few solo matches, as well as the 5v5 match between Chen Ting and Tian Tian on the top lane.
Tian Tian hummed in acknowledgment.
"However, there's nothing wrong with this style. It's just that it's a double-edged sword. It's easy to hurt others, but it's also easy to hurt yourself. If you want to maximize the damage, you'll have to improve your individual skills. As long as you're strong enough to break through your opponent's defense, everything will be easy."
That was the case for D-Team.
Number Three was even more so.
"So, it won't be a problem to leave this to Number Three."
Tian Tian made a small summary, paused, and then continued.
"But on the other hand, it'll be more troublesome.
"A qualified top laner is just as important as his ability to solo carry and control the rhythm of the team.
"In this aspect … even if it's taught, it's very difficult to achieve success in one go. You have to slowly rely on a lot of actual combat training to hone your skills and accumulate experience."
"Before he accumulates enough experience to form a qualitative change, Ting's flaws in this aspect can easily affect the team."
Tian Tian's words were actually very tactful, but Lin Feng understood what he meant.
To put it bluntly, if a top laner lacked sufficient experience in this aspect, then he would naturally become an unstable factor in the team, and it would also be easier for the opponent to target him.
And if he couldn't deal with it by himself …
Then, he would need the help of other teammates.
In other words —
Someone had to be responsible for the bottom line.
Regarding this issue, Lin Feng's other teammates weren't at the level where they could spare the energy to help out.
So there was only one suitable candidate left.
"I'll take care of it."
Lin Feng smiled. He looked at Chen Ting, who was sitting in front of his computer. He could see that Chen Ting was completely focused on controlling the mouse and keyboard.
"Before he really grows up —"
"I'll take care of him."
His tone was light, but it carried an unquestionable force.
Tian Tian looked at Lin Feng.
For a moment, he was in a daze.
It was as if the words of his teammate overlapped with some of the figures from Season S1. It was incomparably familiar.
Back then, Lin Feng also treated me like this …
Tian Tian silently muttered to himself. He turned his head to look at Chen Ting, as if he saw a shadow of himself in his daze. He shook his head, collected his thoughts, and smiled.
"To be honest, I'm a little envious of Ting."
Lin Feng raised his eyebrows slightly, a hint of curiosity on his face.
"Envious?"
Tian Tian subconsciously grunted, and there was a hint of nostalgia in his voice.
"Back then … when there were still five of us, it was also like this."
They relied on each other and had each other's backs.
Then they fought side by side intimately.
But now …
"It's changed too much."
Tian Tian's heartfelt sigh came from the bottom of his heart. Although he was now the core trump card of the KG Battle Team, he had also become the person who had to shoulder the most responsibility in the entire team. Compared to the past, he had lost some of the pure and carefree happiness he had.
But although these words were unintentional, when they fell into Lin Feng's ears, he couldn't help but be stunned for a moment.
Then someone lowered his head and grunted.
Yes.
It's changed too much.
…
In the evening, Lin Feng's group and the members of the three teams finished half a day of training. They walked out of the training room and went downstairs to the living room. They saw the coaches and team leaders of the various clubs carefully putting away documents and materials. They also saw Chu Fang Nan standing in the living room.
"Brother Chu —"
Lin Feng waved his hand.
Chu Fang Nan turned his head, smiled, and waved a document in his hand.
"Finished training?"
"Good, I was just looking for you."
Lin Feng walked up to Chu Fang Nan. Chu Fang Nan handed him the document and asked, "Fang Nan told you clearly, right?"
Lin Feng nodded and took a look at the materials. As expected, it was a few thin personal information forms.
"Do I just have to fill this out?"
Chu Fang Nan nodded.
"Yes, all five of you fill it out. I'll take it back to the TV Association and upload it."
Tang Bingyao, Li Shiyi, Ceng Rui, and Chen Ting also took the form from Lin Feng. After looking at it carefully, they looked for pens to fill in their own information.
Shi Hang couldn't help but come over to take a look.
"Hey, what's this? A team member information form?"
"But isn't the registration of a team usually handled by the Fist officials? Why is it the TV Association now?"
The members of the other three teams also revealed curious expressions.
When they first became professional esports players, they didn't follow this process.
Then they saw Number Three walk over, waving his hand like he was swatting a fly.
"Alright, it's time to eat. What's with all these questions?"
Chu Fang Nan didn't mind. He smiled and waved his hand.
"It's nothing.
It's just that there's always an exception, so it's a special case.
You'll know the specifics in two days. "
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