Roit designers were a little " indiscriminate " when it came to attacking popular heroes. Heroes like Lee Sin, Rui Wen, and Yasuo were clear examples. These kinds of hard attributes were already much worse than mainstream heroes. Just looking at the data, they could only be said to be T2. Because of the high attendance rate, it was still constantly weakened.
However, as long as the skill mechanism was not modified, the upper limit of these heroes in the hands of some players was still terrifyingly high. They could be used in any version.
[Stepping Forward Slash]
The principle behind Yasuo's Seamless E was very simple.
After every E, he tapped on the floor to cancel the backswing and then followed up with another E.
League of Legends wasn't a difficult game to play. There were a total of four keys for QVER, and there were only six keys for Summoner skills. The required hand speed wasn't high.
The difference between a high-level player and a newbie was not only in terms of game understanding and awareness, but also in terms of control. The connection between every normal attack and skill was very important in the eyes of high-level players. By paying attention to the details of each attack, he could often deal hundreds of damage in a wave of attacks.
Middle lane battlefield.
Yasuo had saved up a Q-skill passive in advance, and when he reached level 4, he suddenly attacked.
Stepping forward, he killed Clockwork, who had E-ed over the minion and was at half health. AQ's combo broke Clockwork's shield and even cut off a layer of Clockwork's health.
The special effect of Tornado Slash appeared on Yasuo.
As Clockwork retreated, she quickly threw a QW at Yasuo.
However…
- Wind Barrier (W)
Yasuo's Wind Wall blocked Orianna's ball, completely avoiding the damage from her Q.
On the other hand, Clockwork's W-skill AOE damage only broke Yasuo's passive shield.
"Orianna is dead."
Starstreak determined.
What happened next confirmed his judgment.
Yasuo continued to chase and used Forward Slash to kill another enemy minion, stacking his passive E-skill to two stacks.
Seamless EAs, EAs, Clockwork continued to lower her health.
When the cooldown of Slashing Steel (Q) was over, Yasuo used his EQ combo on Clockwork.
The ring-shaped tornado knocked Clockwork away and then followed up with a normal attack.
After getting rid of the knockback effect, Clockwork used Flash to escape.
However, Yasuo's final attack was already an A.
Orianna used Death Flash! Yasuo did not even use a single Summoner skill.
"What is Clockwork playing at?"
Starstreak couldn't help but ask.
If it were him, he would have used his basic skill to break through Yasuo's white shield when Yasuo's E was charging forward and retreat at the same time. He would not have stood there foolishly and waited for the opponent to reach his face before he knew to run.
Knowing that Yasuo still had the Wind Wall, QW would not mess around.
Flash could also be used to dodge Yasuo's EQ.
Even a Diamond streamer like him was able to do all of the above…yet Clockwork couldn't do a single one of them?
It was simply a crime.
Starstreak did not want to disturb the audience's excitement. He secretly took out his phone and logged into the OP GG to check Orianna's battle record.
"Yasuo is a professional player, no wonder…Wait, he hasn't even played Clockwork before? F * ck."
Starstreak cried out in his heart.
When a Passerby King who specialized in one champion chose other champions, his bottom line was already terrifyingly low. Therefore, he had to have a few hidden champions…
If this Yasuo Specialist player couldn't get Yasuo, he would just go with a Mid Bomber or a Titan. He had never played Clockwork before.
He was stirring up trouble!
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……
After being tricked by Rui Wen on the road and revealing his face, the Score spider was in a very awkward period.
A level three jungler with double buffs was the first crucial point of the game, whether in a match or a rank match.
After the first wave of the Jungler's position, he would often be led by the nose by the enemy Jungler.
For example, now.
After clearing the top half of the jungle, he finally reached the top lane.
In the end, he failed to Gank and even showed his face.
Caught? There was no need for that. Orianna had already died and returned. He was going to the middle lane to steal Yasuo's experience and gold.
Capture? A wave of ganks had just happened at the bottom lane, how could they not be on guard against him?
When had he ever seen a hostess without a condom in her bag?
Return to the jungle to develop?
The top half of the jungle was cleared. Blind, who had just ganked the bottom lane, saw Spider appear at the top lane, so he must have gone to counter his bottom jungle.
The most infuriating thing was that she really didn't dare to go against Blind in the upper jungle.
A large wave of minions blocked the front of the Gator Tower. If Rui Wen came to the jungle to block her, she would be finished.
One wrong step, and all the steps would be wrong.
Now, Score could only hope that the opponent would make a mistake and give him a chance to fight back.
Or rather, he had found a breakthrough.
"It's you."
Score cast his gaze on the middle lane.
The game time was 4 minutes, and the revived Clockwork was back online.
At this time, Yasuo should still be on his way back to the lane, so Orianna quickly used her skills to push the lane.
After seeing Yasuo appear under the turret, Clockwork began to retreat.
However, it was too late.
The alluring Queen of Spiders suddenly appeared at the river entrance. Score did not give her any chance to move, and he flashed his E the moment he saw her.
Spider Cocoon (E) Hit.
Following that, they coordinated with Yasuo to kill Clockwork.
The game time was 4 minutes and 30 seconds. After reviving, Orianna, who had just reached the second turret in the middle lane, was killed again.
This was a premeditated tower jump kill.
The Support Titan started with an AwaQE Flash. The control chain lasted for two seconds, and the damage output was full. Spider followed up with control and damage, and Yasuo's head was taken by a light Steel Slash. Blind, who had rushed over, was helpless against these three players. He could only watch as they left, leaving behind Orianna's broken corpse and the middle lane turret with only half of its health left.
Orianna sent a string of Korean words in frustration.
The general idea was…
"The middle lane is your father? Isn't it disgusting? Dog."
Score sneered and was too lazy to reply.
Passersby could curse at will, but professional players couldn't. They would be banned.
Moreover…
Being single-handedly killed by Yasuo, without Flash, and constantly giving him opportunities from his position, who else could he kill if not you?
When some players were undergoing military training, they would always blame their own Jungler for not coming to help, and their teammates would not wander off.
But in reality, the reason why most players received military training was because they had given them the opportunity to become the breakthrough point for the other party to expand their advantage.
The disadvantage of the middle lane quickly spread to the jungle.
After 5 minutes and 30 seconds, Orianna was single-handedly killed by Yasuo again.
It wasn't surprising that Yasuo, who was at Level 6, could kill Orianna, who had just reached Level 4. Then, Yasuo worked with Spider to kill Lee Sin, who hadn't Flashed yet.
"F * ck that retarded mid-laner, how do we play this?”
Mlxg was so angry that he spat out fragrant air.
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