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

Chapter 27 I'm Really Good

Ultimately, in less than thirty minutes, LGD's base was destroyed by IM, resulting in a loss in the decisive game of the BO3 series.

LGD lost their first match of the Spring Split to IM, falling short of the score 1-2.

The match sparked widespread discussion online afterward.

LGD's fans first cursed the "King of the Mage," then the coach and other players, and finally the team's management.

With such a long transfer window, and no one doing anything, is it really that hard to find a decent top laner?

In the end, they actually had the French king switch to top lane, and that was how they managed to get by.

As a result, in the first game of the Spring Split, she was completely crushed, even creating the joke of "Camille's first loss in a global tournament".

To me, the entire LGD club is a joke.

After experiencing two consecutive years of hope followed by despair in S5 and S6, LGD's fans went completely mad after their humiliating first match of the Spring Split against IM.

The club's official Weibo account and official fan group are almost overwhelmed by angry fans!

When the match between LGD and IM was taking place, Zhou Dian was grinding in the Korean server and wasn't watching the LPL matches, so he naturally didn't know what was happening.

Around 5 or 6 pm, Zhou Dian went out for dinner.

During the meal, Zhou Dian habitually checked his phone and came across news related to the match.

The main reason is that this match has generated a lot of discussion.

The hashtag "Camille's first loss in a global tournament" even trended on Weibo.

There's also a widely circulated GIF of the Mage Fiora failing to use her A-Flash combo and unable to activate her healing circle for a long time.

After finishing his meal and returning to his rented room, Zhou Dian opened Douyu TV and watched the recording of the LGD vs. IM match.

Of course, he skipped around while reading, mainly focusing on some key points.

The King of France's Camille was indeed rough, but to be fair, AJ's Darius was really good. Even if a skilled Camille came along, he probably wouldn't be able to beat him.

Currently, players haven't fully explored Camille's potential; they only have her stats.

The reason why her win rate in professional matches is so high is largely due to the mechanism of her ultimate skill, which is so easy to coordinate with teammates.

If it were just about damage numbers, there wouldn't have been a 100% win rate in official matches before today.

Of course, if Zhou Dian had been playing Camille in that game, he would have been confident of beating AJ's Darius.

Since Zhou Dian was watching a replay with live chat, he naturally saw the two live chat comments when he saw the Mage Fiora's mistake with an A-flash in the third game.

[If our top laner, Lao Zu, were to play Fiora this game, LGD might actually win!]

[What the hell? A video creator is trying to piggyback on the fame of professional players?]

Upon seeing this, Zhou Dian couldn't help but raise an eyebrow.

If he were to actually play Fiora in this game, it's hard to say whether LGD could win.

After all, he has never played in LPL-level matches.

However, Zhou Dian is confident that if he were playing Fiora, AJ's Maokai would have a hard time gaining experience.

If I can't bet thirty dollars in ten minutes, I'll eat my hat!
After skimming through the match, Zhou Dian had two thoughts.

Firstly, the top laner, Fa Wang, is really bad, and he deserves to be criticized!

Second
The time was finally right to make a tutorial video on Camille, and he had been waiting for it.

Is there a more opportune time than now?

Turn off Douyu TV, open the Korean server client, click Solo Queue, and start queuing!
It's the beginning of the season, and there are many people trying to climb the ranks in high places. Even though [TopKing] is already in the top 30 in the Korean server, he was matched into a game in just a few minutes.

However, Zhou Dian's luck doesn't seem to be very good today.

When I wasn't really in the mood to collect materials a couple of days ago, Camille's games were released in more than half of the matches.

Now he wants to play Camille, but she's been banned for three games in a row.

In these three games, Zhou Dian won two and lost one.

It's okay, let's keep queuing. I refuse to believe we won't get to play a game of Camille today.

at the same time.

Huya TV, the live stream of IM's top laner AJ.

Saturday night at 9 PM, prime time, AJ's live stream had a large audience, with the chat constantly scrolling. "Good evening, everyone!"

"Are we on holiday yet? Yes, we are. Today's match against LGD was the last one before the Spring Festival. The next one is... I forget when it's the Lunar New Year!"

"When are you going home? In a couple of days! I'll stay at the base these two days and do some live streaming to make up for the lost streaming hours!"

AJ, speaking with a strong Cantonese accent, kept interacting with the viewers in the live stream.

Clang!

On the screen in front of AJ, the sound effects of the Korean server client began to play.

"Alright, I'm going to stop chatting with you guys now. I need to focus on ranked games and aim for number one on the Korean server this season!"

As he spoke, AJ clicked the mouse and entered the BP interface.

The viewers in the live stream made jokes.

[Don't be ridiculous, you think you can beat the Korean server number one?!]

[They haven't even reached Challenger rank yet this season, and they dare to say they're aiming for number one on the Korean server?]

Forget about first place, I think you're going to get crushed this round!

[Oh no, AJ, the enemy top laner is Marin!]

[Don't scare him, you guys!]

[No joke, it really is Marin!]

[Damn, it’s true! 】

【.】

AJ glanced at the comments and saw the screen filled with "Marin," and he immediately panicked.

Could it really be Marin?
Ever since that match against SKT at the S5 World Championship, the ID Marin has become AJ's psychological shadow.

If there's no live stream, then everything is fine.

If I get matched with Marin during a live stream and still lose, I'll be laughed at by the audience!

At this moment, a moderator in the live stream sent a comment.

[They're lying to you. Meiko is on your team this game. I just checked Meiko's stream, and their top laner isn't Marin at all!]

Upon seeing this comment, AJ immediately breathed a sigh of relief.

"I don't care who the enemy top laner is, even if it's Marin, I'll still crush him!" AJ shouted.

[6. Now that you know the other side isn't Marin, you've gotten bolder, haven't you!]

[What a sly face this uncle has!]

[The enemy top laner needs to step up his game and crush AJ, let's see if he still dares to complain!]

【.】

Not far away, in the EDG training room.

Meiko is currently streaming.

Before IM changed its name, it was EDG's second team, so the two teams were actually based at the same base and were usually quite close to each other.

Meiko was on the first floor of the blue team in this game.

He banned heroes while watching the live stream chat.

"We haven't started our holiday yet. We have a match tomorrow, but most teams have already taken their holidays and we can't even schedule practice matches, so we'll just stream it!"

"Is AJ on the other side? Then I'll have to roam top lane more often this game!"

At this moment, a message appeared in the chat box in the lower left corner of the game.

[TopKing]:bang mang na xia Camille (Help me take down Camille)

"Holy crap, TopKing!" Meiko laughed out loud.

"Guys, we're going to be carried this round!"

"AJ's on the other side, huh? Get ready to get hurt!"

(End of this chapter)