You promised a top lane tutorial, but you're just using Worlds as material for your videos?

Chapter 115: The penalty tribute is to watch the Camille tutorial of the top laner ancestor ten more times!

After the match against WE, LGD's next regular season game will be next Sunday.

There was exactly a week in between.

There is plenty of time, enough for LGD to experiment with some new tactics and strategies in scrims.

Coincidentally, LGD's next opponent is GT, who are currently ranked last in Group B.

GT is also the biggest relegation favorite in this year's LPL Spring Split.

If you had to pick one team out of the twelve LPL teams in the Spring Split that you think might be relegated, most viewers would definitely choose GT.

As GodV's first competitor after attempting a transformation, its relatively weak strength makes it quite suitable.

Furthermore, LGD only has one match against GT in the next week of competition.

In other words, after playing against GT, LGD's next match will be the following week.

Looking at the schedule, GodV even thinks that perhaps it really is fate.

This kind of schedule will definitely greatly reduce the "growing pains" that may result from his change of playing style.

If a professional player is even slightly disciplined, their days during the season will undoubtedly be very boring.

Every day is nothing more than eating, sleeping, and training, interspersed with competitions.

A relatively dull week passed quickly, and it was Sunday, March 12th.

LGD has a match at 3 PM today against GT.

When we set off from the base, it was actually quite early.

Looking at the energetic imp, Dgc clicked his tongue in amazement.

Imp is usually a bit listless this early in the morning.

It seems that going to bars less often really works!

In the past week, imp has only gone to a bar once, which is the strangest thing about Dgc.

Logically, there's only one match this week, and the opponent is GT, a relegation favorite and a weak team. If it were the old Imp, he'd be out at the bar this week!

But in reality, Imp only went to the bar once during that week.

He spends all his other free time training at the base.

Dgc didn't quite understand, but he was very happy to see this phenomenon occur.

It would be best not to go even once!
At 2:30 p.m., the LGD team arrived at the competition venue and began some pre-match preparations.

"Alright, good afternoon everyone, welcome to the LPL match! I'm commentator Wang Duoduo!"

"I'm the commentator Zhihuan!"

"Today is the last day of the fifth week of the LPL Spring Split regular season. There are two matches in total, and I and commentator Zhihuan will be providing live commentary for these two BO3 games!"

Ever since the long-haired duo's hallucinogenic hypnotic combination was heavily criticized by the audience.

The LPL officials will no longer dare to pair Changmao and Zhihuan together in their commentary lineup.

Now, the official team will separate these two people and pair them with a talkative and passionate commentator to ensure that there won't be any sudden awkward silences.

Last Sunday, it was Remember's partner, Changmao, and this week it's Zhihuan's partner, Wang Duoduo.

"So, the first match today is LGD vs. GT!"

"Although LGD lost to WE in the last match, their upward momentum is still very good. After Zhou took over as the starting top laner, LGD won three out of four matches, including against strong teams like RNG and EDG."

Wang Duoduo continued, "As for the GT team, since entering the inter-group competition, they have suffered two consecutive losses and are currently ranked last in Group B, which makes people worry about their relegation situation!"

Wang Duoduo's commentary, whether it's pre-match introductions or post-match summaries, has a traditional sports commentary feel to it, which is quite interesting.

At least his basic commentary skills are very solid.

After another round of advertising, the starting players from both teams had taken their seats and were ready to go.

Looking at the current overall record, LGD has three wins and four losses, while GT has two wins and five losses.

Although it may seem like they are only one win apart, it is clear to everyone that LGD is now much stronger than GT.

The camera panned across the GT team's bench, revealing that everyone from the coach to the players had relatively serious expressions.

They all knew that today's match would not be easy.

At this moment, Savoki, the support player for GT team, said, "Play well, Gonzalo! I don't want to see you become the subject of someone else's tutorial video tomorrow!"

Seeing that the atmosphere in the team was a bit tense, Savoki joked with his top laner, GimGoon.

"Ugh, damn it~~~" GimGoon started spewing profanities as soon as he opened his mouth, "Shut up, you idiot (Savoki's nickname), I'll be thankful if your bot lane doesn't get crushed by Imp!"

Upon hearing this, Savoki immediately retorted, "I'm the support! If Imp's going to dominate, he'll dominate West Emperor!"

"Huh? How did this get dragged into me?" GT's ADC, West, was a bit confused. "What's wrong with you playing support? It's not like you're not playing bot lane!"

After this round of banter, the tense atmosphere among the GT players relaxed.

Soon, the draft phase for the first game of the BO3 between LGD and GT began.

LGD, who had the right to choose sides in the first game, chose the blue side.

GT is on the red side.

In the first round of bans, the red team GT did not ban Camille.

When Camille was first released, she was a must-ban for the red team in matches.

Because it's just too inhumane.

With Camille being nerfed for several patches, her competitive strength has declined.

Recently, many teams on the red side have chosen not to ban Camille, allowing her to be picked.

Basically, once Camille is released, the blue team will still try to pick her.

Then the red team can then pick a hero to counter Camille.

Previously in the Korean server, someone developed a method to use Alchemist to defeat Camille.

Because Singed's shoulder throw (E) can break Camille's ultimate.

However, when some teams actually used Alchemist in matches, they found that he wasn't very effective against Camille.

Gradually, the use of Alchemist against Camille was abandoned in professional matches.

Competitions and ranked matches, while not exactly two separate games, are still vastly different.

I wonder what champion GT team plans to use when they released Camille today.

But no matter what, Zhou Dian is not intimidated.

If you dare to release it, I dare to take it!

While Camille isn't as powerful as she was in previous versions, she's still quite strong. If you give her to me, I have no reason not to take her.

Zhou Dian instantly locked in Camille on the first floor of the blue team.

"Wow, a quick lock on Camille, Zhou is quite confident!" Wang Duoduo said.

Upon hearing this, Zhihuan added, "This should be the first time he's played Camille in a match, if I remember correctly!"

"Yes!" Wang Duoduo nodded. "It really is my first time using Camille!"

“But Zhou’s Camille is definitely a signature move!” Wang Duoduo added.

Viewers in the live stream started discussing when they saw Zhou Dian instantly lock onto Camille.

[This is the fastest hero selection I've ever seen in a competition!] [It's a signature hero, of course they have absolute confidence!]

[Is Camille his signature move? I haven't seen him play it much!]

[Nonsense, if it's constantly banned and can't be released, how are we supposed to play it?]

[You're a fake fan! That Camille tutorial by the top laner was so popular, and you're questioning his Camille skills?]

[Was that the Camille tutorial against AJ's Jax? I remember now!]

[The old master's Camille is absolutely top-tier, probably no worse than his Fiora!]

【.】

Soon, both sides selected their first three players, and the first round of banning and drafting was completed.

GT did not field a top laner in the first round.

Even so, in the second round of the draft, LGD did not ban any top laners, demonstrating their absolute confidence in their own top laner.

The final move was made on the fifth floor of the red team's building.

Ginger said, "Idiot, get me Jax!"

"Huh? Jax can't beat Camille, right?" Savoki said.

"Who said we can't beat them?"

“The king of top lane!” Savoki continued, “His Camille tutorial video completely crushed AJ’s Jax!”

"Pshaw, that's because AJ's Jax is too trash!" GimGoon pushed up his glasses. "Besides, the top laner never said Jax couldn't beat Camille!"

"My Jax can easily beat Camille, you can trust me!"

GimGoon still firmly believes that Jax is the counter to Camille.

If you can't win, that's a problem with the people, not with the heroes.

If it were the Camille at her peak, and Zhou Dian was in her hands, GimGoon really wouldn't dare to play Jax.

Or rather, they simply don't dare to release it.

However, compared to when [Top Lane Veteran] was teaching Camille, Camille had already been nerfed twice.

GimGoon is confident he can make a good impression with Jax.

When GimGoon said he wanted to play Jax, the GT coach naturally agreed.

The current GT's strongest player and the number one carry in the game is GimGoon.

If the team's leader says he wants to play something, how can we refuse him?

Savoki hesitated before locking down the Weapon Master on the fifth floor of the red team's building, a bad feeling creeping into his heart.

really
In the first game, four minutes had elapsed.

A game notification sound rang in Savokki's ears.

An ally has been slain!
Jax got solo killed by Camille in lane!
"What the hell is going on, Gongzi? You said Jax could easily beat Camille!" Savoki shouted.

GimGoon looked at the gray screen in front of him, smiled awkwardly, and said, "I was careless and didn't flash! His Camille's E-Flash-E combo was too fast, I didn't react in time!"

Finally, perhaps feeling that the awkwardness hadn't been completely concealed, GimGoon added, "It's okay, Jax can easily beat Camille in the late game!"

Although he said that, Jin Gong didn't really have much confidence in his heart.

After a few minutes of laning, GimGoon had only one feeling—

The opposing player, Zhou, also known as "Top Lane Old Master," is incredibly strong in laning.

AJ's Jax getting destroyed might not actually be because he played Jax badly.

On the big screen at the venue, a replay of Camille's solo kill on Jax was being shown.

Camille first used Q on a minion, then placed her W skill against a wall and simultaneously released her hook (E), using W to conceal the casting animation of E.

Then, he used E-Flash-E to stun Jax, and finally finished him off with the true damage from the second part of his Q, securing the kill on Jax.

The maneuver of tower diving and solo killing AJ Jax in Zhou Dian's Camille tutorial video is exactly the same.

This combo for single-target kills is truly effective time and again.

GimGoon, confident in Jax's health, didn't react in time to activate Counter Strike (E) and was stunned and killed by Camille's E-Flash-E-Kick.

Previously, most viewers only saw Jax, who was low on health, suddenly disappear without understanding Camille's actions.

Only after slow-motion replay could we clearly see Camille's combo.

In the live broadcast room, even before the replay, the chat was already flooded with comments when Camille had just solo killed Jax.

Holy crap, Zhou Shen is awesome!

[Damn, those feet are so fast! Can anyone tell me what combo Camille used in that move?]

The most difficult part of Camille's Q1WE flash EQ2 combo is accurately hitting the outer edge of her W skill during the E flash E sequence. I feel this is extremely difficult to master!

Wow, there really is someone who knows this!

[He knows nothing! All of this was summarized in that old Camille tutorial video!]

[Indeed, the play I just did against GimGoon was exactly the same as in the tutorial video, and it was also against Jax—a complete replica!]

[It's obvious that GimGoon didn't properly study the old master's Camille tutorial videos!]

After the match, GimGoon watched that video ten times!

Haha, it's really like a teacher teaching elementary school students!

【.】

After Zhou Dian's solo kill, LGD's advantage in the top lane was immediately established.

With his skill in playing Camille, Jax was no match for him at least twenty minutes ago.

After more than twenty minutes of gameplay, GimGoon's Jax finally managed to acquire two major items, and thanks to his hero stats, he was finally able to put up a fight against Camille.

But Kim Gong found that he couldn't fight at all.

While Jax was pushing the lane, before he could even make a move, Camille hooked him up onto the wall and used Hextech Ultimatum (R) to lock him inside.

Meanwhile, Taliyah's ultimate ability spread to the side lanes, and Taliyah glided swiftly across the stone curtain.

After landing, they coordinated with Camille to kill Jax.

"Damn it! You bastard Qinggangying, how dare you call people? You have no martial ethics!" Jin Gong cursed angrily.

Two minutes later, Taliyah used her ultimate again to help Camille kill Jax.

This time, Kim Gong couldn't even utter a curse; he just tilted his head and stared at the gray computer screen.

The game is already being shipped, what's there to complain about?
I'm too tired to keep cursing!

After dying in these two waves, Jax, who had finally managed to survive until he had enough fighting power, was completely unable to defeat Camille.

Ultimately, Zhou Dian's Camille swept through the side lanes, while his teammates were not at a disadvantage at all, and even had an advantage.

That kind of situation is the easiest to win.

Just over thirty minutes into the game, LGD, with the Baron buff, pushed down GT's base crystal in one fell swoop.

As the red team's base crystal exploded, Wang Duoduo loudly proclaimed, "Let's congratulate LGD on taking the first game in this BO3 against GT, and temporarily leading GT with a score of 1-0!"

(End of this chapter)