Moba: Peak Era

In the first game, EDG was on the blue side and King was on the red side.

Because they had arranged the tactics in advance, both sides banned heroes very quickly, with basically no hesitation.

EDG banned Shadow of War, Spear of Vengeance, and Minotaur.

King banned Leblanc, Deceiver, Desert Emperor, and Exile Blade.

From this, we can see the difference in hard power between the two teams.

EDG had no intention of targeting King's hero pool at all, and just banned the strong heroes of the version normally.

On King's side, except for Desert Emperor who was a normal ban, Leblanc was a respect for General Pwan.

The ban position of Exile Blade……

"Huh?" Wawa raised his eyebrows and said in surprise:"King obviously respects Reaper's Riven very much.……"

"After all, she is the No. 1 Riven in the Korean server. King wants to target the hero pool of the passerby king players, right?

Miller laughed. It was not surprising. When the passerby king players enter the professional competition, there is often a shortage of hero pools, and……

"Actually, I heard some gossip recently. In the training match, Reaper's Riven performed very well, and he killed many players in the single lane."

"Wow? So strong?" Wawa's signature 'Wow Wow' appeared, and he said in amazement, very exaggeratedly:"I remember that Riven is not strong at all in this version, right? The hero against the version was banned, tsk tsk... I can only say that Reaper's personal strength and proficiency in Riven are too high, even professional teams are afraid of him."

While the two were talking, EDG chose Excavator as their first choice.

In addition to Nunu and Widowmaker, Excavator is Clearlove's signature with the highest win rate and appearance rate this season.

There is no reason not to take it.

King's first and second picks were to quickly take down Maokai + Gragas, the tank top and jungle combination of T1 in this version.

Then, EDG chose Varus + Morgana in the second and third picks.

"……This bottom lane combination is a bit weak in the early stage, right?"

As soon as Miller finished speaking, the King team immediately locked in their bottom lane combination.

Lucian + Titan.

Lucian's early-stage strength is needless to say. He is the strongest ADC hero except Draven.

And Titan is full of control. Whether it is the Q skill or the R skill, as long as one is hit, it will be a great threat to the short-legged Varus.

Although Morgana has E to protect Varus, what if she uses E to protect the AD and the opponent turns around to focus on her?

The bottom lane combination of both sides is at least 60-40.……

"EDG's ban selection is a bit……"

Miller was about to express his opinion when he saw EDG's last two picks and was completely stunned.

"Hahaha, brother, you are easily slapped in the face today, so just stop talking."Wawa joked,"EDG's hand swing is very deceptive. This Varus is a mid-lane player... Recently, the armor-piercing mid-lane Varus has become popular in the rankings. I heard that he is very strong. This is the first time I have seen him in a match."

"The hero used by Reaper in his debut was the recently reworked Ryze... This hero currently has a low win rate in the public games. His combos and equipment are yet to be developed. He has been used in professional games in LCK, but the effect is not obvious. I don't know what kind of performance Reaper can bring to us."

Seeing that Pwan chose the black technology of mid-lane Varus, King hesitated for a while, perhaps because he didn't know how to deal with it, and didn't dare to take out the assassin of the reverse version, so he took out the all-purpose Clockwork in the middle.

The lineups of both sides were determined.

In the first game of EDG vs. King, the lineups of both sides were as follows- top unit: Ryze vs. Treant.

Jungle position: Excavator vs. Barrel.

Mid unit: Varus vs. Clockwork.

ADC: Annie vs Lucian.

Support: Morgana vs Titan.

Amid the cheers and applause of the audience, the game officially began.

The summoner skills were all conventionally configured, and no one took a different approach. Everyone had a flash, the top laner TP, the jungler punished, the mid laner shield, and the bottom lane healed + weakened.

Both sides went out in a long snake formation. From a god's perspective, neither side had the intention of changing lanes.

However, in about 1 minute and 20 seconds, EDG suddenly gathered and came to the F6 position in the upper jungle of the red side. Level

1 group?

No, no, no.

Just to disrupt the regular start of the tree.

In the S5 period, the tree's E skill had not been weakened, and both the damage and the duration were very strong.

With the runes and the magic power provided by Doran's Ring, the three tree sons could instantly clear the three small monsters in F4, allowing the tree to gain experience before going online, and the first wave of soldiers could reach level 2.

Of course, EDG would not let the tree get what it wanted. After luring the tree's son out, the group withdrew.

Chen Ziyou played the tree in the training match, and he was too lazy to learn E at level 1, because this trick basically did not work in front of professional teams. It would be better to learn Q to go online and clear the minions and push the line faster.

……

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After the laning started, the director's camera frequently focused on the top and middle lanes.

Varus in the middle lane is a black technology, and everyone wants to see the effect of this hero in the middle lane.

As for the top lane, although Ryze is not a black technology, he has just been reworked and has not yet been fully developed. In addition, this is the debut of the popular King of Passers-by player Reaper, so naturally he will be given more attention.

With Reaper's traditionally aggressive online play, it must be very entertaining, right?

However... the result was unexpected.

Barrage——

"What’s going on? Reaper is playing so steadily?"

"We can definitely use up a wave of big trees here!"

"Shit, Reaper won’t become a mixed-up top laner too, right?"

"Ryze needs to develop in the early game, what are you guys arguing about?"

"A bunch of silver and gold stinky brothers, Ryze was so short of mana in the early stage, and he was throwing skills randomly to stack passives on Maokai?"

Yes, when laning in the top lane, Chen Ziyou was too steady.

Steady like a slacker, not like the carry-type top laner who dominated the Korean server.

Last-hitting, controlling the line... He had no idea of using the advantage of long arms to consume Maokai.

But, this is exactly how Chen Ziyou understands the hero Ryze.

When Ryze is laning against warrior-type top laners such as Riven and Fiora, he really needs to rely on his long arms to consume in the early stage, suppress the enemy's health, and create room for himself to develop. Otherwise

, when warrior-type heroes such as Riven and Fiora rush in to exchange blood at full status, Ryze will be very dangerous...

But when laning against tanks with strong endurance such as Maokai, he must not waste mana in the early stage

……Unkillable.

Continuously throwing skills can indeed continuously consume and lower the health of the tree, but it is meaningless.

Relying on its own passive and the passive of Doran's Ring, the tree's endurance is very strong. Ryze is too weak in the early stage, and it is difficult to kill the tree even if the blue is emptied.

On the contrary, Ryze's throwing skills to consume will inevitably push the line.

Tank heroes often have"stable control" that warrior heroes lack, and it is very easy to cooperate with the jungler to gank.

When facing the tree, even if Ryze has two skills and blue, as long as the line is pushed too deep, the tree can flash W and cooperate with the jungler to stick to Ryze to death, even if Ryze uses flash, he can't run away.

Mindless suppression is a reckless act.

Chen Ziyou didn't know how the outside world was commenting on him. He calmly controlled Ryze, steadily last-hitting and developing, and got through this weak period in the early stage.

……Wait patiently for the arrival of the strong period.