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Chapter 414 Jayce roams the entire field, LGD pushes C9 to victory!

The lack of discipline among European and American teams is often reflected in their reluctance to leave when they should and their tendency to take chances.

As a result, viewers often see players from European and American teams inexplicably feeding the enemy team.

European teams are somewhat better, but the North American teams' problem is particularly evident in their lack of discipline; they are practically undisciplined.

Emphasizing a casual and carefree attitude!
In fact, many European and American players are not only individually skilled, but also very creative, often coming up with some strange and effective heroes.

However, in many cases, when they encounter Chinese and Korean teams at the World Championship, their lack of tactical awareness and discipline becomes glaringly obvious.

They often end up ruining the game themselves while playing.

This is also a major reason why LPL viewers used to call European and American teams "European and American losers" in the early years.

However, with the development of the League of Legends professional league, European teams have made considerable progress in terms of discipline.

The North American teams, on the other hand, continue to play their own way, just like before.

Back to the game.

After Zhou Dian secured a kill in the bottom lane, he recalled to base and instead of building damage items, he opted for double cooldown reduction boots.

Jayce then didn't go back to top lane, but went straight to mid lane.

On C9's side, the top lane is currently at a disadvantage, and seeing that the bottom lane is being taken down, they are getting a little anxious.

We need to get our revenge, or we'll lose this round!

So where should we start?

After LGD's top and bottom junglers finished their kills, they all fled and hadn't returned to their lanes yet. At this point, only Wei Shen's Lucian was still on the lane.

Jane made a decisive move and went for Lucian!
Seeing that Graves was about to farm the F6 camp, Jianhuang quickly told him to stop and instead come to the mid lane to tower dive and kill Lucian.

Shen had just reached level six, so the three of them could easily kill Lucian.

So Jane's Syndra accelerated the push of the minion wave.

Wei Shen's Lucian was currently under the mid-lane tower, waiting for Syndra to push the minion wave over.

The difference in tactical skills and discipline is starkly revealed in the comparison between the two.

LGD's top, bottom, and jungle were busy with their own play and couldn't cover the mid lane. The enemy jungler's position was unknown, so Wei Shen immediately retreated to his tower, waiting for the enemy to push the minion wave over before farming.

Losing soldiers and experience is better than losing them all.

There is no room for complacency in competitive sports.

A gambling-style approach might bring you luck once or twice, but once you lose, you lose everything.

While under the tower, Wei Shen saw Syndra, who was originally controlling the lane, suddenly start using skills to push minions. He immediately realized that the enemy probably had designs on him and wanted to use him as a breakthrough point.

PYL has also been taking the time to observe the situation on the map.

When he saw Syndra pushing the lane, he immediately sent a retreat signal to Wei Shen under the tower.

Just as Wei Shen was about to control Lucian to retreat to the second mid-lane tower, Zhou Dian's voice suddenly came through his earpiece.

"No need to leave, no need to leave! I've got level 2 boots, I'll be here fast. We'll hold them off under the tower, and they'll die as many as they come!"

Wei Shen glanced at the minimap, then pressed the tab key, and saw Jayce wearing double CD boots, rushing towards the mid lane at high speed.

At this moment, in the commentary booth.

From God's perspective, Miller could see Graves' movements clearly.

Seeing that Wei Shen's Lucian was still standing under the mid-lane tower without moving, Miller said anxiously, "C9's Graves has flanked us, and Shen is level six with his ultimate. If Wei Shen doesn't leave soon, he'll get tower-dived!"

"The blue team's minions are pushing into the tower, Shen has used his ultimate, C9 is about to make their move!" Wawa shouted.

Lucian under the tower immediately used his ultimate (R) on the minion wave to clear the minions first.

Graves appeared from behind the tower, and his Desperate Shot (Q) forced Lucian to use his E, then he threw a smoke grenade at Lucian's face and took the initiative to tank the tower.

At the same time, Graves was also covered in a thick shield, which came from Shen's ultimate.

Lucian was in the smoke, and Wei Shen lost sight of his surroundings. Then he heard Zhou Dian shout through his earpiece.

"flash!"

Wei Shen was startled by the shout and instinctively used Flash.

Lucian dodged Syndra's push perfectly with his quick movement.

Then, Shen landed his ultimate, and DaMu decisively used E-Flash, giving WeiShen no chance and directly taunting Lucian who had no Flash or mobility.

Wei Shen quickly used Purify to remove Shen's taunt.

However, the Cleanse was used a little too late, and Lucian still got hit by Syndra's Q skill.

Syndra then used her W ability to grab an orb and smash it onto Lucian.

Then came the energy outpouring (R), with five dark orbs shooting into Lucian's body.

Lucian's health has plummeted, almost to zero. With Shen attacking him directly in the face, he's doomed.

On the other side, Graves was almost at his limit tanking the tower; one more hit and he'd die.

Graves quickly drew his weapon (E) and slid from between LGD's first and second mid-lane towers to outside the tower.

Just as Graves left the tower, a huge ball of light suddenly flew out from the side and hit him.

It was Jess's enhanced cannon.

The orb was moving very fast; Contractz's finger was already on the Flash button, but Graves was already dead and hadn't used Flash.

Just after Graves died, Shen also took down Lucian's last bit of health under LGD's mid tower.

The defensive towers began to switch their attacks to Shen.

However, Shen was still almost at full health and could easily walk out of the turret's attack range.

But Zhou Dian would not let him off so easily.

If this exchange ends in a one-for-one trade, it would be too disadvantageous for LGD.

Jayce, with his CD boots, was already the fastest player on the field at that moment.

When I used the QE enhanced cannon, I also received the speed boost from the speed gate, resulting in a huge increase in movement speed.

Zhou Dian fired a shot at Graves without giving him another glance and pressed the R key.

Jayce switched to hammer form, increasing his movement speed again and quickly closing the distance between him and Shen.

Then a flash of yellow light appeared, and Jayce flashed and used Sky Leap (Q) to smash Shen on the head.

"Ah? Jess is here!" Miller exclaimed in surprise from the commentary booth.

When did Zhou Shen arrive?

Just a second ago, Jayce had stepped off the mid-lane high ground.

A second later, Jayce not only finished off the low-health Graves with a single shot, but also smashed Shen's head with a hammer.

Shen was tanking the tower at that moment, and Impact didn't dare to fight back. He could only control Shen to quickly move out of the tower.

After Jayce's Sky Leap landed on Shen's head, Zhou Dian didn't rush to attack Shen.

Instead, he immediately controlled Jess to move forward.

Jayce had tier 2 boots, while Shen didn't, which already put him at a significant disadvantage in movement speed.
Not to mention that Shen was also slowed down by Jayce's Q skill.

Syndra and Shen, having just killed Lucian, have no skills to stop Jayce.

Jayce quickly moved in front of Shen and swung his hammer, using Thunder Clap (E) to knock Shen back a bit.

Shen Xian's journey outside the tower was in vain.

Impact was desperate; he couldn't leave!
With the combined damage from Jayce and the turret, Shen was quickly killed by Jayce.

Syndra simply ran away, and Jayce had no skills left to keep her in check.

Double Kill! The game sound effect of a double kill echoed throughout the entire venue.

Zhou Dian's predictive support to the mid lane resulted in two kills.

杰斯的战绩来到了4-0-1，两队的人头比则是来到了5-0。

"LGD managed to trade two for one in this exchange," Miller immediately said.

"Jayce arrived just in time. Lucian was in a situation where he was just giving away free kills, but Zhou Shen's miraculous support turned it into a small win for him."

"It's not just a small profit, it's a huge profit!" the doll exclaimed excitedly.

"Shen got Lucian's kill, Syndra didn't. What use is Shen's kill to her?"

"Jayce got two kills this time, making it 4-0. He's already cleared the top lane!"

"Let's take a look at the replay of this."

The director paid great attention to detail in this scene; the replay didn't start with Graves diving the tower, but rather from earlier on.

The replay first focuses on Jayce, who, upon emerging from the fountain, shows no intention of heading to the top lane but instead heads straight for the mid lane.

Then the C9 players made their move against Lucian.

Then Jess arrived just in time to clean up the mess.

During this process, the Graves' movement route was not detected by LGD's vision.

Therefore, Jayce's early support was entirely based on guessing and prediction.

"That's too ruthless! Zhou Shen actually predicted that C9 would make a move against Wei Shen's Lucian."

Miller continued, "I suspect that Wei Shen's failure to retreat in time was a trap set by LGD for C9."

“No doubt about it, I think so!” Wawa added, “Look at Jayce’s equipment, it’s only so early, and he went home and immediately bought level 2 boots.”

Many viewers in the official live broadcast room only realized what had happened after watching the replay.

Holy crap, is this some kind of outrageous thing?!

[I only knew Zhou Shen was good at the game, I didn't know he was so smart too!]

[Nonsense, Zhou Shen is the hardest top laner to catch in the LPL. How could he do that if he wasn't smart enough!]

[Come on, Xuan Shen, watch and learn properly! Jayce needs to have boots, stop playing your bootless Jayce!]

[They call him "God of Show-offs" online, but I don't even want to imagine what they'll be called offline!]

[Don't call him a god, call him a dog!]

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Zhou Dian chose to go straight for Tier 2 boots not only because he needed to get to the mid lane as quickly as possible, but also because of their practicality.

Jayce has a huge advantage now and doesn't lack damage. C9 doesn't have any crowd control in this game, so getting Tier 2 boots early will make it easier to kite and dodge skills.

Furthermore, there's no need for further laning in the top lane, so it's easier to get Tier 2 boots early and facilitate subsequent lane roaming and support.

Back on the top lane, only six minutes into the game, DaMu didn't dare to even glance at Jayce, who had four kills.

Zhou Dian was too lazy to control the lane and torture Shen anymore; there was no need for it.

It's just Shen; let him finish off a few more enemies, he's not going to cause any trouble.

We still need to push the lane as soon as possible and extend our advantages to other lanes.

The cleaver team must act quickly.

As soon as the top lane minions arrived, Jayce quickly pushed them down, leaving Shen only able to farm under the tower.

Every time Jayce pushes a wave of minions to the tower, C9's top lane tower loses a significant amount of health.

Jayce is a champion who can take down towers pretty quickly.

As for C9's jungler Graves, he didn't dare to go to the top lane at all.

With a Jayce score of 4-0, it would be a free kill for one person to gank top lane.

Less than 9 minutes into the game, Jayce pushed the lane back to base and built Youmuu's Ghostblade.

Back online, Jayce pushed the minion wave and then disappeared from the top lane.

Zhou Dian was too lazy to bother whittling down C9's low-health top lane tower anymore; he just wanted to find an opportunity to push it down in one go.

Jayce with Ghostblade and CD boots at 9 minutes was practically a ghost.

As soon as Jayce disappeared from C9's vision, Jane's Syndra in the mid lane dared not leave the tower.

The jungler Graves didn't dare to farm in the top jungle anymore, fearing that Jayce would suddenly appear and kill him with a single shot.

C9's top, mid, and jungle players were under too much psychological pressure from Jayce, and they were hesitant and dared not make any rash moves.

C9's bot lane also fell into a disadvantage after being ganked by four opponents, and they couldn't beat Varus and Rakan in lane at all.

Eimy, on the other hand, followed the strategy of striking while the iron was hot.

While the two C9 bot laners were still close to recovering from their Flash, Jarvan IV ganked the bot lane and forced a fight.

Without Flash, it goes without saying what will happen to Xayah and Lulu when facing the ultimate abilities of Jarvan IV, Varus, and Rakan.

Even though Xayah and Lulu each have a life-saving ultimate ability, they can't stop the prince's "sister-in-arms kill".

The prince used his ultimate to trap two C9 bot laners inside, then Rakan used his ultimate to charge in, charmed them, and Varus followed up with his ultimate.

Xia and Lulu were unable to move and were both slaughtered.

If these two die again, C9's bot lane will completely collapse.

A few seconds later, more bad news came from C9: Shen was tower-dived and solo-killed by Jayce.

The equipment gap between the two is too large.

After depleting Shen's health and locating Graves, Zhou Dian immediately tower-dived to engage.

After killing Shen, the low-health Jayce calmly walked out of the tower, then turned around and destroyed C9's low-health top lane tower.

I've completely cleared the game!
Jayce, having secured the first tower kill, went back to base and pulled out a Serrated Dagger, his equipment was ridiculously good.

Less than 10 minutes into the game, both the top and bottom lanes of C9 exploded, and the explosions were so severe that they were completely breached.

If LGD hadn't made any mistakes, this game would have been a clean sweep.

The two mid laners are at 0-0-1 and 0-1-0 respectively, seemingly one is about to lose and the other is about to win.

Of course, Wei Shen deserves credit for this game.

He made excellent use of Lucian's dominance in solo lanes.

Although he himself didn't manage to roam around, he also prevented Syndra from doing so.

With such a huge advantage, if LGD can't capitalize on it, they wouldn't deserve to be LPL's number one seed.

When you have a significant advantage in the early game, the strengths of a melee-focused team—its ability to quickly push towers and its strong early-to-mid-game combat capabilities—are amplified.

C9 simply couldn't stop LGD's three long-range heroes from pushing forward.

When defending a tower, facing a Jayce with extremely overpowered equipment, the carry can't withstand a single hit and can't defend the tower anymore.

As a North American team with poor discipline, C9 made numerous mistakes when behind, performed poorly in defense and avoiding fights, and was not good at minimizing losses, allowing LGD to snowball their advantage.

In just 23 minutes, LGD, with the Baron buff, swept C9's base crystal in a devastating wave.

"Okay, congratulations to LGD!" Miller said loudly.

"In today's final group stage match, LGD defeated C9 with an almost crushing victory, bringing their group stage record to two wins and one loss!"

"Group A, where LGD is located, is the first group to finish all three group stage matches in the first round," Wawa added.

"SKT is currently undefeated with three wins and is temporarily ranked first in Group A."

(End of this chapter)