Alliance: If you block my contract, I will just start!

After three selections of the ultimate late-stage lineup in Chapter 503, both sides banned two heroes again.

The selection is still made by TL.

The hero was quickly locked down, and TL seemed determined to drag the game to the late stage, directly locking down Ornn in the top lane.

In this way, the output pressure is basically given to the double C.

The hero Ornn's late-game ability cannot be said to be very strong, but his passive is very powerful in the late game, especially when the game drags on to the late game and both sides have six pieces of equipment, the forged equipment can improve a lot of attributes.

Just as Miller guessed before the BP, in this game TL really gave the final counter position to the middle lane.

Jensen really has no confidence when facing Shen Lang.

Next it was EDG's turn to choose heroes, leaving only the top and mid laners without a choice.

Following the factory manager's signal, Kennen was quickly locked down in the top lane.

As for the midfielder...

"Is Nicole okay?"

The factory manager asked, standing behind Shen Lang.

Anyone with a discerning eye can see that TL wants to drag the game into the late game, so EDG definitely cannot choose late-game heroes like their opponents. They must either choose a lineup that is strong in the early and mid-game, or choose a lineup that is good at finding opportunities in the early and mid-game.

Nicole is a perfect fit.

This hero is very strong in team battles. When combined with Kennen, as long as both of them have their ultimates in hand, they don't even need to look for opportunities specifically. The opponent's lineup will not dare to engage in a team fight with them in the early and mid-game, and the dragon and vanguard resources can be taken at will.

Upon hearing this, Shen Lang nodded slightly.

He didn't have much opinion on the hero selection for this game.

Because in Shen Lang's opinion, the lineup chosen by TL in this game was really bad.

What era is this? We are still playing the game of four protecting one!

Not to mention the little dragon and the Rift Herald, the lineup chosen by the opponent was completely unplayable in the laning phase, and there was no way to stop EDG from taking the plating.

You should know that the price of plating has not been reduced in this version. Even if the advantaged team cannot get kills, the plating alone can widen the economic gap.

Neeko and Kennen were quickly locked down, and in the end, only TL was left to counter.

However, the hero TL chose next was surprising.

Galio, Colossus of Justice!

It’s not that this hero is not good, but Galio is indeed a bit out of place in TL’s current lineup.

The top and jungle heroes themselves have no output, so the output pressure of the double C will be very high. Now Galio is chosen in the middle lane, which clearly puts all the pressure on the big brother in the bottom lane.

It is no exaggeration to say that if Sivir had died twice in the first half, TL could have surrendered directly in this game.

"Although the lineup TL chose is a bit outrageous, at least the mid lane will be much easier to fight. Neeko is not a hero that excels in burst damage, and Galio can easily fight against traditional AP mages. Even though Mighty is very capable in laning, it is actually very difficult to kill Galio..."

Miller quickly analyzed it.

It’s hard not to associate TL’s final Galio with other players.

Doesn’t the coach know that choosing Galio in the middle will be a terrible lineup?

the answer is negative!

So why choose this?

It's simply that Jensen was so upset by Shen Lang in the last game that he developed a fear of Shen Lang in this game. That's why TL had to choose the hero Galio in the middle lane, sacrificing the overall lineup to ensure that the middle lane would not be overwhelmed.

With Galio locked in, the lineups for the third game were determined:

EDG is on the blue side: top lane Kennen, jungle Jarvan IV, mid lane Neeko, bottom lane Ashe and Braum.

TL is on the red side: top lane Ornn, jungle Scorpion, mid lane Galio, bottom lane Sivir and Tam.

Neither coach said much and the game started quickly.

Although he is on the blue side, since the opponent has chosen this lineup, Shen Lang will naturally not let the opponent feel too comfortable in the early stage.

Invade the wild area at the beginning!

However, Shen Lang was very cunning and did not go directly to the opposite jungle area. Instead, he waited until the soldiers came out and then led the bottom lane combination and the jungler from the bottom lane triangle grass towards the opposite blue buff jungle area.

Everyone knows that the EDG team likes to invade the jungle, but that is when they are on the red side. The frequency of EDG invading the opponent's jungle when they are on the blue side is not very high.

So although the TL players were on guard at the beginning, they soon let down their guard after seeing the EDG players come over to set up vision and then leave. In addition, they did not want to conflict with the opponent in the early stage, so they did not set up vision towards the EDG jungle area at the beginning, and did not notice that the EDG players went around to the jungle from below.

When Xmithie saw Braum and others appear in his sight, his face was full of horror.

Fortunately, his reaction was relatively quick. He flashed back decisively and created distance in time.

EDG has Braum on their side. If he is activated by his passive skill, Scorpion won’t even have a chance to use flash.

But even if he didn't die, this wave was still very painful for Xmithie.

Being forced to flash was not enough. The EDG players who invaded the jungle area obviously had no intention of leaving. They wanted to forcibly take the blue buff.

There was no other way, Xmithie could only control the scorpion to go upwards, but at this time the wild monsters were about to refresh, and it would undoubtedly waste a lot of time for the scorpion to go up and start with the red buff.

And after clearing the red buff, Scorpion must quickly go to EDG's upper jungle area to clear the blue buff, otherwise the game will be very difficult to develop at the beginning because of one buff missing.

Even though he could take down the blue buff, Scorpion didn't dare to continue to kill the three wolves and the Magic Frog. But Jiejie was different. The Prince could not only take down the opponent's blue buff, but he could also kill the Magic Frog and the three wolves.

The Prince started the game leading two groups of wild monsters, which was a very comfortable start.

"This is the price of choosing a late-game lineup. EDG is a team that is very good at finding opportunities. With such a big advantage at the start of the game, there is no way they wouldn't make trouble. Facing other teams, TL's trick might be useful, but against EDG..."

Wawa didn't finish his words, just shook his head.

Obviously he is very pessimistic about TL.

"But there is still good news for TL, that is, the first dragon is a wind attribute, which means they can give the dragon directly to EDG, and then they don't have to worry about the opponent's pace for a long time."

Wawa started to analyze it.

However, the audience in the live broadcast room obviously did not buy into his statement.

If they act like turtles, they can avoid being left behind by EDG in the early stages. LPL teams have already used this tactic in the game.

Just give the little dragon to EDG and ignore their rhythm?

Think too much!

Shen Lang has many methods!