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G2 Esports team, relying on the extremely short skill cooldowns of Jayce and Elise, successfully forced Flandre to retreat twice.

Although Jiejie immediately retaliated, killing a wave of Jess and giving Jess a warning.

Unfortunately, Jankos completely abandoned the bottom lane this game. Now that the game is in the mid-game, he no longer helps Syndra's lane and only focuses on ganking Jayce to consolidate G2's advantage in the top lane.

The flaws of the hero Nightmare were quickly and completely exposed to everyone.

Its biggest problem is that it has too low a margin for error.

Nightmare's ultimate skill, in essence, is a skill that combines high risk and high reward.

Keep in mind that a single ultimate skill has a cooldown of nearly three minutes.

If using your ultimate ability to fly over and manage to kill a key enemy hero or achieve other important strategic results, then it's a sure win.

However, if nothing is gained, there will be a vacuum period of nearly six minutes before the next big move is ready.

It has to be said that the length of this vacuum period is simply outrageous.

Take a scene from a previous match as an example. Jiejie, playing Nocturne, first flew and killed the enemy Jayce. But when he flew towards Syndra, the experienced Caps cleverly baited out his skill and then used Syndra's skill to push him away, thus interrupting Nocturne's E skill.

To make matters worse, when Jiejie used her next ultimate ability, she was ambushed by the Spider.

In this way, it's equivalent to jiejie being able to control jungle resources for those six minutes, but otherwise her rhythm was completely disrupted.

As the game progressed, the top lane tower fell, and Gragas once again pulled off a miraculous escape.

After losing their top and mid outer turrets, EDG clearly began to feel immense pressure.

At this point, the game time has reached 16 minutes and 30 seconds.

From an economic perspective, EDG is in a slight lead.

However, for viewers who were used to seeing EDG gain a lead of five or six thousand gold in just over ten minutes, the fact that EDG was only leading by less than three thousand gold at 16 minutes and 30 seconds was quite unusual for them.

It's worth noting that in this game, G2's bot lane completely collapsed.

However, even so, there are many reasons behind the current economic disparity.

On one hand, Su Mu had a 40-CS lead in his lane and also secured a turret with full armor plating and three kills; on the other hand, both Corki and Ezreal chose to take the Kleptomancy rune in this game.

The gold gained through Kleptomancy is somewhat illusory, much like the gold-generating effect of Twisted Fate's E skill passive.

The difference is that even if a card gets too much gold, its strength will only increase to a limited extent, but if a plane gets enough gold, it is fully capable of carrying the game.

Theoretically speaking, with two Kleptomancy buffs and Ezreal's huge lead in lane, the economic difference shouldn't be this small.

However, the reality is that G2's top and mid laners are slightly outfarming EDG's corresponding players. In addition, G2 has one more turret than EDG, and they are not far behind in terms of kills. It is the combination of these factors that has led to the current situation.

G2 Esports played a very aggressive style during the match.

Despite being three thousand gold behind, they seemed to have the upper hand on the field.

At 17 minutes into the game, the Spider Queen seized the opportunity, launching a surprise attack and, in coordination with Syndra, ganked the Corki in the bottom lane, successfully killing him.

At that time, the plane that had just acquired the Small Demon Blade was caught off guard and directly controlled by the Spider Queen who was lying in ambush in the bushes, and instantly took a full combo of skills.

Syndra arrived without even using her ultimate ability.

It wasn't that Caps didn't want to use it, but the Corki had built Mercury's Treads in this game and quickly regained his mobility. He used his movement skill to create distance immediately and even turned around to fire a large rocket at Caps.

Fortunately, the Spider Queen was quite good at chasing. She used her wire-hanging skill to pounce over. The plane hurriedly used its dodge ability, but the Spider Queen followed suit without hesitation and finally managed to bite the plane to death on the spot.

“He’s starting to feel hurt, we need to speed things up a bit.”

This single large rocket instantly destroyed nearly a third of Caps's health. Combined with the previous exchange of blows between the two, Caps's health bar was now down to just over half.

This is a rather awkward situation for a mage hero with this much health.

Going back to base to heal feels a bit wasteful, as it might cause you to miss some of the game's rhythm.

However, continuing to stay online and push lanes without knowing Nightmare's location is quite dangerous.

"The nightmare is here! The nightmare is here! The nightmare is with me! Help! Help! Help!"

Just as everyone was focused on the battle in the bottom lane, Under's terrified scream suddenly came from the top lane.

Under, playing Jayce, noticed that Gragas's movement was becoming strange, so he immediately used a speed gate on himself, quickly switched to hammer form, and ran backward as fast as he could.

Meanwhile, Gragas used his E skill to quickly close the distance with Jayce, placing a ward at the maximum range. This move further solidified Under's belief that Nightmare was coming.

"I can teleport."

"We're relying on it too."

During the G2 team's voice chat, Caps and Ap's voices rang out almost simultaneously.

Upon hearing the voice message, Ap, who was farming Tahm Kench to replenish his resources, immediately headed towards the top lane. Thresh, who was in the river, threw his lantern at Kai'Sa and brought her over.

However, under the attack of the red smite jungle item carried by jiejie's Nightmare, Jayce ultimately could not hold out until his teammates arrived, and Alistar also appeared in the top lane just before Jayce was about to die.

The three EDG members quickly regrouped, and this sudden situation caused Caps, who had just teleported down, to hesitate for a moment.

Just then, his gaze fell upon Ezreal, who was pushing the lane in the mid lane.

Syndra began silently accumulating orbs, knowing she had her ultimate ability ready.

As a level 12 Syndra, Caps found it hard to resist the strong temptation to kill Ezreal, who was only level 10.

"Hey bro, look at you, your health is barely half full, but he's at full health."

Ap, the former mid-laner for G2 Esports, has a keen sense of game dynamics.

He knew very well that, given Syndra's current equipment, if she unleashed a full combo on Ezreal without holding back, and Ezreal didn't have a healing spell, then he would basically be doomed.

After all, Syndra's skills are relatively easy to hit.

However, having learned from previous experiences, Ap felt uneasy about the risks involved if Caps went to confront Ezreal with his current low health.