The pro player who was the first to use Reyne in the middle lane and developed the mid-laner Reyne playstyle…was Faker. He had a deep understanding of Reyne's champion.
At the same level, when Rui Wen played against Yasuo, from level 1 to level 3, it was Yasuo's strong period.
Even if he was at Level 4 or 5, Yasuo could still fight him.
However, as long as Rui Wen reached Level 6 and accumulated a certain amount of cooldown equipment, the situation would be completely reversed.
From Level 6 to Level 16, it would always be a long period of strength for Rui Wen.
During this period, even if Yasuo's equipment was slightly better than Rui Wen's, he would die if he wasn't careful.
Against unknown players, or rather, pro players that they were familiar with, Faker would be very naughty, Rank would be very reckless, and he would even bring out mid-laner robots, mid-laner titans, and other flashy moves to mess with his teammates.
But this one was different.
He had been ranked as Reaper no less than ten times, but this was the first time he had actually bumped into the number one player in the Korean server…
Naturally, Faker's fighting spirit made him serious.
'So steady, I can't grab any opportunities at all…'
Chen Ziyou frowned.
This 'stability' did not mean cowardice.
It didn't mean that as soon as Rui Wen moved forward, Yasuo would immediately give up on the last hit and hide under the tower.
This kind of pure J8 hooligan Yasuo would only be pulled away from finishing and developing. He would also not be able to limit Rui Wen's wandering and drag down his teammates.
Faker's steadiness was similar to the 'Juhe Slash' before it was unsheathed, hanging in the air.
He could not figure it out.
He was always standing in a position where he could advance into the enemy's line of sight and retreat into the defense tower.
Sometimes, when faced with Rui Wen's Blood Transfusion, he would leave immediately.
Sometimes, he would suddenly charge forward fiercely, as if the jungler was right behind him.
Sometimes, it was as if he could see Mlxg's figure in his vision, and he did not take a single step away from the tower.
This kind of playing style was very effective in high-end games. After all, Rank games lacked communication and cooperation, and were far less rigorous than professional games.
Of course, there was no lack of hotheads in the ranks.
Although there was an 80% chance that this kind of hothead would pay the price for his youth, there was also a 20% chance that he would kill the old master with a random punch.
This was the first time Chen Ziyou had seen a player who could make such a " slippery " move.
" Faker from S3 didn't have such a style…"
Chen Ziyou mumbled.
S1, S2, everyone was feeling their way through this game and improving together.
Back then, the quality of the professional matches wasn't even as good as the current King's Game.
It was only after S3 that the most mainstream system and playstyle was formed. Only then did the pro players understand the game.
All the geniuses were shining brightly in the professional competition.
During the Rise of the Pantheon era, Faker was an existence that surpassed everyone else. His understanding and control of the game had reached the level of professional players in the S4 era. At that time, he was aggressive, fierce, confident, and stubborn. As long as the team treated him as the core, they could win the game. He was more of an individual hero...
This deep-rooted style, in the S4 period where the concept of team operations gradually matured, caused Faker to suffer a setback and fall into the lowest point of his career.
Faker had yet to recover from this low point.
He was still a regular on SKT's mid-laner bench...
'Transformation, transformation, and growth…'
Chen Ziyou's eyes flashed.
In the " history " that he was familiar with, Faker, who had lost to the MT, had completely completed his growth and transformation during the S5 World Competition. Once again, he became the perfect middle lane demon king.
"I'm really looking forward to the confrontation in the pro scene…"
Chen Ziyou smiled expectantly. Then, she controlled Rui Wen to push the line.
He gave up on competing with Faker online…
The competition wasn't just won by killing the lane.
It was too difficult to break through Faker when he got serious. The gains would not make up for the losses…Many professional teams had paid a painful price for their persistence in targeting Faker.
………
………
The pace of the game suddenly accelerated.
The game time was 8 minutes. The Scor-Spider and the Smeb crocodile jumped over the tower to kill Clockwork. Lee Sin arrived in time and took the crocodile's head, completing the 1 for 1 trade.
At 8 minutes and 40 seconds, Mata Bloom had a good field of vision in the jungle, allowing Rui Wen to successfully catch the spider in the jungle and complete a solo kill.
The game time was 9 minutes. Once the spider died, Rui Wen and Blind, who had cleared the lane, approached the bottom lane and completed a wave of 4 packs of 2.
The jungle was pitch black. Yasuo gave up on support, and the bottom lane duo wisely let go of a turret.
9 minutes and 30 seconds later, both sides switched lanes and both lanes switched to the top lane.
At 10 minutes and 43 seconds, Renekton killed Clockwork at the bottom lane.
At 12 minutes and 3 seconds, Spider Gank was on the road. Together with Titan, they forced Sivir to open fire. Both sides 'jungler support arrived, forming a 4v4 in an instant.
However, at this moment, the flaw of the middle and upper lanes was revealed.
Renekton had a DPS, but Clockwork didn't.
Even if this wave of Clockwork had a DPS, he could not count on Clockwork with a 0/6.
5v4. Facing the four unreasonable advances of Titan Spider Crocodile Yasuo, Uzi had no room for maneuver. After the death of the ADC, the team battle was lost. After Reven and Blind forcefully changed the enemy's two-player lane, they also died together. They were beaten to a two-for-four.
The game time was 15 minutes. Blind Man cleverly went around to the back to Gank, touched his eyes, flashed, and kicked Yasuo out of the tower. He successfully ended a Faker Yasuo, allowing Rui Wen to get an adult head.
Unfortunately, Blind, who had jumped over the tower, was also taken in by the spiders who had arrived later.
At the same time, seeing that the junglers had revealed themselves in the middle lane, the duo lane also began to fight. Both sides 'ADC displayed a wave of extreme A and dodge skills. In the end, it was Uzi Mata's side who had the better skills and completed a wave of 1 for 2.
All kinds of god-like fights, extreme operations, sparks and lightning along the way, made all the spectators of this round of the OP match dizzying.
The only thing that affected the experience of watching the match was that the score had unknowingly become 0/8/1.
This passerby king who specialized in Yasuo was simply not on the same level as the other nine teammates.
…Both humans and ghosts were showing off, and only Orianna was getting beaten up.
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