Mingkai, if you're this cowardly, you should just go home and raise pigs.

After both teams emerged from the fountain, Zhou Hanyang said in EDG's team voice chat, "Be careful, the enemy might switch lanes!"

"Change lanes?" Mingkai was slightly taken aback upon hearing this.

The others also looked surprised.

This version doesn't actually support lane swapping, because once the AD gets fed and successfully drags the game into the late game, the top, mid, and jungle lanes are just like dogs on the side of the road in the AD's eyes.

If you actively switch lanes, the enemy's AD will be dispatched much faster.

Naturally, no one thought of changing the cable!

However, after hearing Zhou Hanyang's reminder, everyone realized what was going on.

"So what should we say? Should we switch lanes too? Or should we go into the jungle to gank them and switch lanes?" Meiko immediately asked.

"No need! Meiko, come here and ward the bush in the upper river. If you get caught, just run away like you would with W. Don't give away first blood!" Zhou Hanyang pinged a ward in the upper river bush.

"Get the line switching information?" Meiko nodded immediately: "OK!"

"After you place the ward, go straight to the mid lane and help LeBlanc clear the minion wave. If Rek'Sai enters Gragas' jungle, you stay with Gragas first." Zhou Hanyang explained the strategy to Meiko in detail.

Replace the cable?

The lane swapping feature in League of Legends is still in its early stages.

Zhou Hanyang is a long-time viewer of Nongxue. Even in the S14 World Championship, LPL still swapped lanes with Nongxue.

Their advanced understanding of lane swapping is so good that they can completely outplay SSG!

"Both sides have left... Wait a minute? Why did Luo go to the top lane and place a ward? What's the meaning of this ward? Did SSG have a plan on this?"

Liang Xiaosan immediately noticed that SSG's bot lane duo had defended the red buff area, and then headed towards the top lane: "Is SSG going to switch lanes?"

"EDG swapped lanes once during the regular season! SSG's lineup is somewhat similar to EDG's in that match, isn't it?" Guan Zeyuan frowned and said worriedly.

"Gnar is already standing in the mid lane, following the Rek'Sai towards Gragas' jungle. Is he going to help Corki push LeBlanc's lane?"

"EDG noticed! EDG noticed! Rakan is helping Gragas defend this jungle!" Zhou Shuyi, naturally brainless, praised EDG: "LeBlanc is here too! EDG actually has the advantage in a 3v3!"

In the bottom lane, where no one was paying attention, Ashe was letting the minion waves whittle each other down without pushing the lane at all.

When the SSG bot lane duo came up, they were caught by the ward that Rakan had placed in the river beforehand, and a series of countermeasures were immediately initiated.

While Gragas is a weak jungler, Rek'Sai isn't much stronger at level 1 either.

Rakan also has W to lift people up. If LeBlanc gets lifted up by Rakan, she will definitely be flashed.

After all, level 1 Gnar and this version of the plane are practically useless.

SSG is completely outmatched in this 3v3 situation.

Actually, SSG has a numerical advantage in the top half of the map. If they can bring Braum over, they can win this team fight.

The problem is that the skateboarder must push the lane quickly and then whittle down the turret's health as much as possible.

Once Braum leaves, Yasuo can farm the lane, so there's no point in switching lanes.

"What the hell? What's going on over there?" Sect Leader Ambition's expression was extremely grim.

"They must have caught us switching lanes!" Cuvee's expression was equally grim.

"So what do we do now?" Crown was at a loss.

If Ashe in the bot lane doesn't push the wave and only farms last hits, isn't SSG at a complete loss?

"I'll teleport down, otherwise I'll lose too much experience!" Cuvee said and immediately teleported to the bottom lane minion wave.

Ambition's excavator went back to farm its own jungle camps.

After the SSG members left, Luo ran towards the top lane.

Yasuo struggles to farm minions when facing two opponents alone, but things change with Rakan.

As long as SSG's bot lane duo dares to engage, Yasuo can use his E skill to slide the minion wave onto Kalista's face, and Rakan can use his E skill to follow Yasuo, then use his W skill to lift Kalista at close range, forcing Kalista to use Flash.

This is a situation where as long as Luo doesn't make three mistakes and get sent back to base, he's fine.

Once Rakan successfully uses his W ability, Kalista has no way to suppress him.

When Rakan arrived in the top lane, Kalista and Braum had just pushed the minion wave over.

Yasuo and Rakan used their abilities, and with the help of the third wave of siege minions, they blocked the minion wave in front of the tower.

SSG's bot lane duo were immediately jailed.

"Where's the jungler? Bro! Bro! Help me out..." Ruler sent several requests for assistance.

Ambition frowned slightly, ignoring Ruler completely.

Within the SSG team, Ambition always wields the 80 Ruler bat.

Ambition is currently analyzing the situation.

The lane is unassailable, Yasuo has his Wind Wall ready.

If he goes to the top lane and Gragas enters his red buff area, how is he supposed to play?

"Bro, save me... We need to switch this cable back!" CoreJJ also sent out a signal.

Ambition's expression was also not good, but he still had no choice but to head towards the top lane.

Braum, the skateboarder, is slightly at a disadvantage against Ashe and Rakan in lane, but against Yasuo, he simply can't compete.

Left with no other option, the excavator was brought onto the road.

Similarly, the barrel also arrived on its way!

Is the excavator entering the red zone to invade the enemy jungle?

Only a brainless jungler like Xun would pick Vi to invade the enemy jungle.

Mingkai knows exactly how to play a champion like Gragas who's essentially a leech.

All three of you can play mahjong on the road.

Both Excavator and Kalista are strong early-game heroes. Delaying their development in the early game is a huge advantage for EDG.

Mingkai understood perfectly well that he didn't even need to do anything this game; he could just focus on the excavator building meat and annoy him.

In the end, the role of the barrels far outweighed that of the excavator.

The arrival of the Gragas successfully delayed SSG from pushing the minion wave into the tower.

After nearly five minutes of gameplay, SSG still hadn't managed to push the minion wave completely into the tower.

In the end, SSG had no choice but to leave, otherwise if they continued to mess around in the top lane, LeBlanc would be coming.

If a level 6 LeBlanc comes over, she'll beat the crap out of them.

SSG's bot lane duo and jungler had to recall to base and then return to the bot lane to swap Gnar back in.

Luo and the barrel both returned to base!

Faced with this situation, Yasuo simply blocked the minion wave in front of the tower.

Nar could only slowly walk up.

Gnar was originally solo farming experience in the bottom lane, while Yasuo's level was much lower than Gnar's. So, the two of them were farming experience in front of him, and even the three of them were farming experience behind him!

When they switched lanes, Yasuo was only at level 3.

By the time Nar arrived, Yasuoka had taken two more waves of minions.

By the time Gnar came up, Yasuo had already reached level 4.

While Yasuo may still lag behind in experience, he is now at the same level.

Furthermore, Yasuo has an extra Teleport.

SSG suffered a huge loss due to this lane swap strategy at the start!

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