Chapter 446: E Swing
"It's the top laner Kayn... RNG got fooled!"
Wawa finally understood at the last moment: "EDG's swings in these two games were a bit exaggerated."
"It's like giving someone a taste of their own medicine." Miller found it very interesting.
Season 7.
The RNG team is famous for its swing in "Wind BP", which is talked about by commentators and audiences.
But EDG showed a swing that was just as good, or even better, in today's game.
In the first game, move Dragon Lady to the top lane.
In the second game, Kayn was moved to the top lane again.
This put the RNG team, which had made all kinds of preparations, into a certain degree of difficulty.
Especially Karsa, the Taipei Wolf King.
In order to fight against Kayn, he brought out Olaf, who had a similar jungle clearing speed and the upper hand in the early stages.
result.
Kayn switches to top lane.
Karsa's Olaf was countered by Zzitai's Troll King...
Highlight an embarrassment.
But anyway.
The lineup has been chosen and cannot be changed.
RNG had no choice but to fight on.
After the final adjustments, it enters the reading phase.
Blue side: EDG
Red side: RNG
Top lane: Kayn vs. Cho'Gar
Jungle: Troll vs Olaf
Mid: Azar vs Ryze
AD: Varus vs. Xayah
Support: Tam vs. Lao Niu
When Ornn was banned, RNG brought out the top laner Maou, and paired him with a support Lao Niu who could potentially go around and start a team fight. The lineup can be said to be quite solid.
EDG has a certain advantage in swinging, and is relatively strong in the jungle confrontation. When fighting in a team, the Troll can get an exaggerated tankiness bonus for free by sucking a breath of the big worm. During the duration of the Troll's ultimate skill [Power Supremacy], head-on confrontation can only be stronger, not weaker.
The local area network specially set up by Tencent for the competition is very fast.
In just a few seconds, we entered Summoner's Rift.
This time, the initial confrontation was evenly matched, with many variables. Neither side was sure of victory, so there was no invasion.
Stand scattered on both sides of the river to defend the wild area intersection.
The scene was relatively peaceful.
"EDG's final troll addition was truly a stroke of genius."
The more Miller watched, the more he thought it was a classic: "If there was no Troll, and the old bull went behind, or Ryze drove the old bull to go behind, it would be very difficult for EDG to deal with it."
"With the trolls around, I'm not particularly afraid of this behavior."
"The troll is the backbone of the team battle."
"It's indeed a pillar. It's a pillar." Wawa caught the key words: "This skill of changing the terrain is quite restraining to Olaf. Olaf's R is just to avoid control. He still has to move step by step."
"Wait, General's talent... is Predator?"
At the bottom of the screen, the talents used in this game are displayed.
It can be seen that the big worm in the RNG team is immortal, Olaf has agile footwork, Ryze and Xayah have two unsealed secrets, and the old bull is the guardian.
On EDG's side, Troll is Agile Footwork, Tsar is Comet, Varus carries Unsealed Book, and Tam is Guardian.
All very routine.
EDG's top laner Kayn has a rare wolf head icon.
This immediately caused a discussion.
"The Predator talent appears more often in the casual rankings. In the professional league, people generally choose Electrocute because the damage is higher."
"General should be more confident and think that there is no shortage of damage."
Miller found a plausible explanation.
That’s all I had to say.
The director's perspective captured another unusual scene.
Kayn, whose initial equipment is a longsword + reusable potion, slowly enters the river from the blue buff intersection, and then uses Q [Scythe Sweep] to pass through the wall of the dragon pit.
Drill into the upper jungle area of RNG.
Keep moving forward.
Hide in the bushes in front of the red BUFF camp.
Wait until the entire army attacks, place a trinket eye, walk between the highland tower and the second tower, and block the line of soldiers that just pushed over.
"Broken soldiers?"
"Kayn can cut off the troops?"
Wawa was confused at first, but after seeing the operation process, he blinked in surprise: "It can actually cut off the troops!"
On the screen.
Kayn first pulled the melee soldiers a few steps, allowing the melee and ranged soldiers to gather together.
Then use Q to deal two rounds of damage: charge and sweep.
Drag it and Q it again.
This time, he used two damage levels to deal close combat and one damage level to deal ranged damage, clearing out all six minions without missing a beat.
The health loss was only over 200 points.
Take a layer of potion, go back to the jungle and wait for a while, then go out to cut off the second wave of soldiers.
Continue to take medicine and enter the wild area, and seize the opportunity to stop the third wave.
After reaching level three and a half, I quickly returned to the city by sending the tower, resurrected to buy a second longsword + true eye, activated E [Shadow Step] to increase the movement speed by 40%, entered the wall from the fountain, and rushed all the way to the highland tower.
The second time I went online, there was no loss of experience or money.
And the big bug is suppressed at the equipment level.
As soon as the game started, Kayn gained an extra 10 attack points from a long sword, which greatly increased his combat power, making it even more difficult for the big worm, which was not good at fighting head-on, to collide with him.
That’s not all.
The military line was still controlled in EDG's half.
Cooperate with the true eye in the river.
This put RNG top laner Letme into a very conflicted situation.
"Trouble, trouble!"
"Letme doesn't dare to go up and finish off the enemy now, he can only use his skills to get to the edge."
"Both junglers started from the bottom half of the area, so they must have spawned near the top lane at this time."
"Letme is very dangerous whenever he is in a forward position."
Miller saw this: "It's hard for Olaf and Cho'Gun to defeat Troll and Kayn, and they can't even take down the wards in the river grass... If they do this, their development will be delayed."
"General rarely controls the lane, and when he does, it really makes the opponent uncomfortable." Wawa analyzed: "General is too aggressive. You never know whether he controls the lane simply to get ahead and get some last hits, or to trick you into coming over and looking for an opportunity to kill you."
"That's right." Miller nodded. "EDG's Tsar in the middle lane controls the lane, while Varus in the bottom lane has a range 50 yards longer than Xayah, and plays more proactively."
"RNG needs to rely on Karsa to find the rhythm."
4 minutes 50 seconds.
Karsa rushed to the bottom lane with a green jungle knife and shoes, and chased Meiko's Tam and slashed him.
But the hero Tam is thick-skinned and tough.
After being hit by Olaf's Q [Countercurrent Throw] and Cowherd's WQ combo, he can hold on until his health is half gone, and then use E [Thick Skin] to create a shield.
Hold on for two more seconds.
Use dodge to avoid Olaf's second Q.
He turned around and used [Tongue Lash] to slow down Olaf.
He easily returned to his own tower and resolved the attack from the RNG team without even needing treatment from the AD.
Looking back at the road.
Kayn already has 36 last hits.
The last hits of the big worm were only a pitiful 24, less than that of the jungler.
What's even worse is.
Xing Dao saw Karsa's position and decisively pushed the line of troops to the front of Letme's tower.
5 minutes and 30 seconds, returned to the city with 46 last hits.
Buy a Serrated Dagger and a pair of shoes.
When he rushed back to the top lane with the double acceleration of "Predator" and E [Shadow Step], Letme hadn't finished dealing with the tower knife yet...
