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

Chapter 279 This is a difference in people's abilities, and has nothing to do with heroes!

When Huni's Yasuo arrived at the top lane, the second wave of minions had already reached the top lane.

Eimy's Lee Sin has already started stealing the enemy's blue buff in SKT's blue buff area.

Because LGD's bottom lane has absolute lane control at this moment.

It's practically a done deal that Lee Sin will get SKT's blue buff.

Since we didn't lose any buffs at the start, the losses were already much smaller.

The observer view switches to the top lane.

As soon as Yasuo came online, he immediately went forward and started pushing minions aggressively.

It's normal for Huni to do this.

If you don't push the minion wave aggressively to regain lane control, Gnar will reach level two first.

Because Gnar will gain the experience of three more melee soldiers than Yaso.

For the top laners on both sides at this moment, this is roughly half a level of experience.

If it's a normal finishing blow.

Once Gnar reaches level two, he pushes forward, forcing Yasuo back. It might take Yasuo a long time to reach level two.

Because the experience points are too low.

Even if it's countered, a level 2 Gnar can still easily bully a level 1 Yasuo.

If we really get crushed by Gnar getting a second-tier advantage, it's like a sudden, overwhelming wave.

The counter value of Yasuo's second pick is greatly reduced.

This is unacceptable to Huni.

That's why he pushed forward aggressively to push the minion wave, making sure Yasuo reached level two before Gnar.

After all, everyone is at level one now, and Gnar is really no match for Yasuo.

The main hero, Gnar, appears to be a ranged champion in his mini-Gnar form.

However, its range is only 425 yards.

It's better to bully those who are just short-handed and clumsy than heroes.

But Yasuo is really not someone you can bully.

Because Yasuo's Q skill has a range of 475 yards, which is slightly longer than Gnar's basic attack range.

Back to the game.

After Yasuo pressed forward.

Nar did indeed do as Huni had predicted.

There was absolutely no intention to confront Gang.

They retreated immediately, handing over the minion wave.

I was watching Yasuo push the lane from behind.

Because that's exactly what Zhou Dian wanted.

He wasn't actually afraid of Yasuo.

After all, in this game, he leveled up his W skill as Gnar at level one.

A level 1 Gnar with Q skill couldn't beat Yasuo.

But a Gnar who learns the W skill at level 1 can actually be quite powerful.

But it's not necessary.

Yasuo's aggressive push on the lane now puts Gnar in the most comfortable position.

If it's a normal laning phase.

Both Gnar and Yasuo have no experience points to spare.

Gnar will either be stuck in a long lane due to Yasuo's slow push, losing minions and experience.

If you don't want to be like that, you can only push the lane aggressively yourself.

However, considering that he didn't have two summoner spells at the start of this game.

Gnar pushing the lane is suicidal; Olaf will definitely come after him.

In short, this will lead to a dilemma.

But now Yasuo is pushing the lane aggressively.

Nar felt much better immediately.

There is no risk of being caught.

The red team's minions won't suffer any losses as they push forward, and Gnar will basically not miss any experience from the red team's SKT minions.

When the minion wave pushes into the tower, just farm under the tower.

After stealing SKT's blue buff, Eimy didn't dare linger in SKT's blue buff area.

He quickly controlled the Lee Sin to return to his own red buff area to farm jungle camps.

On the other side, Peanut stole an extra set of Swamp Frogs.

Olaf used Smite and quickly took down LGD's Gromp.

After defeating the Swamp Frog.

Peanut quickly switched screens to glance at the top lane.

The minion wave is pushing towards LGD's side.

There was absolutely no chance to catch them on the top lane.

"Why push it so fast!" Little Peanut thought to himself.

He's having a tough time in this game and wants to gank early on.

Since Gnar doesn't have Flash, the chances of catching and killing him have increased significantly.

Furthermore, since Gnar doesn't have teleport, the benefits of killing Gnar are enormous.

However, Peanut had no chance to catch up this time.

He didn't seize the opportunities in the first two rounds; he just wanted to farm.

Got it!
Since there's no chance, I guess I'll just have to keep refreshing.

Peanut controls Olaf to walk towards his own red zone.

There was still a group of three wolves left in LGD's blue buff area, so he dared not steal any more.

After all, the position of the three wolves was too deep.

Olaf didn't bring Flash.

Imagine being blocked off in a place with towering walls and deep inside.

They're basically doomed.

For the next half minute or so, the game was relatively peaceful.

They were all peacefully farming and last-hitting minions.

The game lasted exactly 3 minutes.

The observer's view switched to the top lane.

Just then, I saw Yasuo at level two, with wind around him, using his E skill to approach Gnar.

Nar naturally retreated all the way back.

After Yasuo caught up and unleashed his whirlwind attack, he didn't even check if it hit or not. He immediately turned around and used his E to target the blue team's backline minions, preparing to return to the minion wave.

Huni's move was simply to use a gust of wind to wear down the opponent.

This kind of wind obviously can't reach Zhou Dian.

Gnar dodged Yasuo's whirlwind with a nimble little movement.

At the same time, Little Gnar threw a boomerang (Q) towards one of his own backline minions.
Even though Yasuo pushed the lane aggressively as soon as he entered the lane and regained lane control.

However, Gnar has a significant lead in experience points over Yasuo.

The two of them reached level two around the same time.

Little Gnar's boomerang flew out and landed right in LGD's backline minions, hitting Gnar who was using his E ability to dash to the minions.

Zhou Dian perfectly predicted the timing and location of Yasuo's E-creep.

However, Yasuo has a passive ability.

Gnar's Q skill only broke Yasuo's passive shield.

It did not cause any real damage to Yasuo.

Just as E-soldier pulled away from Huni, he saw his Yasuo get hit by Gnar's predicted Q.

Naturally, I was very unhappy.

It looked like LGD, the blue team, only had two minions left.

The minion wave is about to push all the way to LGD's side. If we don't hurry up and whittle down Gnar's health, we won't have a chance to do so for the next minute or two.

For Yasuo to be effective against Gnar, there must be minions around him.

With minions nearby, Gnar has absolutely no chance to kite Yasuo.

Of course, it also depends on how both sides perform.

This set of counter relationships is quite demanding in terms of operation.

It's not a mindless, crushing counter-relationship like Quinn fighting a crocodile.

Let's get back to this game.

Due to various reasons in the past.

This meant that Yasuo didn't have a chance to trade blows with Gnar earlier in the game.

Nar hasn't lost a single drop of blood yet.

This is unacceptable to Huni.

Huni naturally wanted to take down some of Gnar's health before the minion wave reached the tower.

then.

Yasuo, who had just used his E to pull back the blue team's minions, moved slightly by half a step.

Stick close to the other blue team's backline minion and use Stomp Slash (E).

Yasuo suddenly darted forward a bit.

He rushed straight up to Nar.

While Yasuo was using his E ability, Gnar didn't retreat at all.

Instead, they're still playing Yasuo.

This presents Zhou Dian with an excellent opportunity to trade blows with Yasuo.

Because at this moment, Yasuo had no minions left to use his E ability.

In Zhou Dian's opinion, without the advantage of flexibility, a level 2 Yasuo can't possibly win a direct damage battle against a top lane warrior hero!

Uh, Gnar doesn't deal much damage in the early game either.

In terms of damage output, Yasuo is indeed higher than Gnar.

Of course, this is all on the premise that Yasuo's Q skill can hit.

However, is this possible?
Gnar auto-attacked Yasuo, and then Q'd Yasuo earlier.

There are already two rings under Yasuo's feet.

At that moment, Yasuo arrived in front of Gnar and attacked him with an auto-attack.

Then came a Steel Slash (Q).

Unfortunately, Yasuo's normal Q was dodged by Gnar's movement once again.

While dodging Yasuo's Q, Gnar countered with another basic attack on Yasuo.

This triggered the third ring of Little Gnar's W skill passive.

Little Nal's movement speed increases sharply.

Stepping back slightly, I was already out of Yasuo's basic attack range.

Yasuo couldn't reach Gnar.

This put Huni in a difficult position.

If you retreat, there are no minions to give Yasuo his E, so Yasuo can quickly create distance.

He'll inevitably be chased down and attacked by Gnar again.

I only auto-attacked Gnar once, and Gnar attacked me three times in return?

Huni gritted his teeth, and Yasuo immediately used his E on Gnar, charging straight into Gnar's face.

Continue with the discussion.

Yasuo slashed Gnar twice.

During this time, Gnar was not intimidated at all. He created distance laterally while simultaneously attacking Yasuo with a backhand attack.

After Yasuo slashed Gnar twice, he raised his hand and unleashed another Steel Tempest (Q).

结果
Empty again!
Once again, Gnar's positioning has turned the tables on him!
At that moment, a gasp of surprise rang out from the audience.

"Wow! You dodged Yasuo's Q again! Zhou Shen, what amazing positioning!" Miller exclaimed repeatedly.

On the large screen at the scene.

At this moment, little Nar was using both his hands and feet.

Her footwork had just dodged Yasuo's Steel Tempest (Q) when she immediately stopped.

There wasn't a single unnecessary movement.

Naturally, no output time will be wasted.

As soon as he stopped, Little Gnar immediately attacked Yasuo with an auto-attack.

Two more rings appeared beneath Yasuo's feet.

Meanwhile, on SKT's side...

After Yasuo missed his Steel Tempest (Q) attack.

Huni's heart skipped a beat.

It's over, it's over!
It's over now!

Huni frantically clicked the right mouse button, controlling Yasuo to run back.

To be fair, Huni got away pretty quickly this time.

I almost escaped Gnar's attack range before his next basic attack arrived.

After all, Gnar's range is really not long.

Unfortunately, this basic attack still hit Yasuo.

Snapped!
Little Gnar once again triggered the third hit of his W skill's passive.

Their movement speed increased sharply again.

He chased after Yasuo and auto-attacked him again.

Only then did they stop and retreat.

Actually, Gnar could have auto-attacked Yasuo a little more.

However, the red team's siege engine line has already moved up.

If Yasuo gets hit by another auto-attack, he'll get focused down by SKT's minions.

Nothing necessary.

Bonal has already made a lot of money.

Yasuo lost half his health bar in one go.

Gnar, on the other hand, only lost a little over a hundred points of health.

Moreover, Gnar's rage bar is almost full due to this barrage of attacks on Yasuo.

You can transform into Big Gnar right away.

Transforming into Gnar allows you to recover some health.

In addition, there's the healing effect of Doran's Shield.

Gnar will be able to fully recover his health in no time.

It's fair to say that in the current top lane matchup, Gnar has completely gained the upper hand.

At least until Yasuo goes home to resupply and then teleports back out.

Or before other SKT players came to help Yasuo.

The situation on the top lane is that Gnar has turned the tables and gained a huge advantage.

Zhou Dian accomplished all of this in just one minute of laning time.

They seized an opportunity that didn't seem like an opportunity at all.

In the commentary box.

Wawa exclaimed loudly, "This time, Huni is completely outplayed by Zhou Shenxiu!"

“Indeed, it’s all thanks to Zhou Shenxiu!” Miller nodded frantically.

Miller adjusted his glasses, which had been tilted by the nod, and continued, "To be honest, I never imagined that the laning phase between Gnar and Yasuo would look like this!"

"This completely overturned my understanding!"

At this point, Rita chimed in: "Uh, to be honest, it's a matter of individual differences, and has nothing to do with being a hero!"

(End of this chapter)