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Currently, the icons allowed to be displayed on the field are still limited to the team logos of each team.

In The Sims, Su Mu was already used to provocative icons like "weak."

Take Ah P for example; Su Mu has long since become completely immune to his series of similar actions.

However, Ah P's actions did have some effect.

At least for now, Su Mu can only suppress the minion wave in the bottom lane, but he is unable to kill any enemy heroes.

At this time, the game time has reached 3 minutes and 06 seconds.

G2's jungler made the first move.

Despite his comedic and carefree personality, Jankos is actually quite skilled in the game.

During his jungle clearing process, Jankos weighed his options carefully and ultimately decided to implement a "misaligned" gank strategy.

It's important to know that even in the highly competitive professional arena, most junglers typically follow one of two approaches when choosing when to gank: either try to gank very early in the game, or clear all the jungle monsters before ganking.

This is because if a gank fails, not only will your position be exposed to the enemy's vision, but it will also affect your subsequent jungle clearing rhythm to some extent.

At 3 minutes and 06 seconds, junglers usually haven't finished clearing all the jungle monsters. Choosing to gank at this point is inherently a surprise tactic.

At that very moment, Doinb, playing in the mid lane, was running low on mana and was preparing to quickly clear the minion wave before returning to base to replenish his resources.

Jankos is waiting for this very moment to seize his opportunity.

However, just as he appeared from the mid lane and charged towards the enemy Jayce with Yasuo, Doinb's Jayce suddenly switched to hammer form, then flashed behind Yasuo, and then used a reverse E skill, directly hammering Yasuo towards his own upper jungle.

At the same moment, a striking spiderweb suddenly shot out from the other side of the wall, hitting Yasuo, who was being hammered at, with perfect accuracy. It turned out that Jiejie's spider had appeared.

In that instant, Jankos suddenly understood:

It turns out that Doinb's Jayce was a deliberate bait.

In that split second, the spider web struck Yasuo with pinpoint accuracy from the absolute limit.

At the very moment of impact, a striking halo slowly appeared in the area, and the Spider Queen, now in spider form, descended from the sky like a ghost.

Immediately afterward, as the Spider Queen decisively used her Q skill, the sharp bite landed heavily on Yasuo's body, and the Spider Queen's self-destruct skill was also activated without hesitation. Her humanoid spider body flashed and flew to Yasuo's side, and with a crisp "crack", it exploded.

It is quite obvious that jiejie had good communication with doinb from the beginning and had carefully thought about his actions in advance. The timing of each skill release and every move was carefully planned.

This entire sequence of actions was executed flawlessly, with perfect fluidity.

Just as the Spider Queen and Spider-Man form were unleashing their combined attacks, Jayce leaped high into the air and slammed his hammer down. The two's burst damage instantly reduced Yasuo's health bar drastically, leaving him with very little health.

Under such unfavorable circumstances, the Blind Monk has very few options left to use.

Aside from quickly giving Yasuo a shield to help him use Flash to escape, he really had no other effective way to stop Jayce and Elise's relentless onslaught.

"We need to get out of there; he doesn't have any spider webs."

At this point, Caps' Yasuo was on the verge of death, with less than 150 health points remaining.

"Their support has gone over there!" The bad news from the bottom lane made Caps, who was frantically running towards the river in the lower jungle, suddenly tense up.

Indeed, EDG's bot lane had absolute lane control during the laning phase!

In such crucial moments, the support player's ability to provide assistance can be fully utilized.

As soon as the mid laner was about to make a move, Missing in the bottom lane began to consciously control Rakan to quickly move towards the mid lane along the river.

Usually, such roaming attempts are fruitless, since in the early stages of the game, heroes without boots are not fast at roaming and providing support.

Considering the intense clash of the mid and jungle heroes' attributes, it's highly likely that the battle will be over before Rakan arrives.

However, League of Legends is a game full of uncertainties.

In a situation where both sides still have their key summoner spells available, neither can guarantee a safe kill.

Missing's roaming was purely out of a desire for stability. Since their bottom lane had a clear advantage, it wouldn't matter if this support didn't achieve any substantial results.

However, who would have thought that Yasuo would come to them as if he had offered himself up?

As Missing's character executed a simple QA combo, followed by a decisive Ignite, the damage landed precisely on Yasuo without Missing even glancing at him.

The instant Yasuo died, Missing, controlling Rakan, decisively flashed and used his E skill to quickly close the distance to the Spider Queen!

Previously, Lee Sin used his abilities to get close to Yasuo, but now that Yasuo has run away, Lee Sin has naturally become the primary target of Elise and Jayce.

However, Missing's reaction was too fast. When he flashed and E'd to get next to the Spider Queen, Jankos, who was already being tightly stuck by Jayce and the Spider Queen, was already overwhelmed and had no choice but to use Flash.

Jankos was horrified to discover that Luo, controlled by Missing, had already reached level 3.

It turns out that Jankos initiated the gank very early, so the bot lane duo was only level 2 at that time.

Missing was also level 2 when she roamed to the mid lane.

After all, the duo lane needs to clear the second melee minion of the fourth wave of minions to successfully reach level 3.

But there are always exceptions. After Yasuo's death, the experience gained from his head became a key medium for Rakan's leveling up.

As the game progresses to a certain stage, Lore, who has reached level 3 with missing controls, demonstrates a decisive operating style.

He instantly leveled up his E skill, then used Flash followed by another E skill to charge towards the enemy Elise. The enemy Lee Sin, seeing the situation was not good, used Flash to try to escape.

On the surface, this series of operations seems to be just a common combination of operations for the hero Rakan, and there is nothing special about it.

However, a deeper analysis of the details in the thought process reveals that these actions are sufficient to demonstrate the individual skill of the player missing.

The commentator exclaimed in amazement: "Wow... a double kill! Missing handled this wave so meticulously. G2 really lost out. They originally wanted to target Kai'Sa first, but they couldn't find an opportunity to initiate. Mu had already retreated in advance. This is actually the negative consequence of the bot lane constantly giving up the wave."

As Colonel Guan spoke, he shook his head helplessly.