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

When Zhou Hanyang woke up the next day, he had lunch with his teammates and immediately started training matches.

EDG's scrim team is naturally RNG, while LZ's scrim team is LZ!

The World Championship has reached this stage. Regular scrims are just to maintain your form. If you play scrims seriously, your tactical system will inevitably be exposed.

This tactical system cannot be exposed to LCK teams, and similarly, LCK teams cannot be exposed to LPL teams.

Once exposed, there will inevitably be a problem of leaks.

The matches lasted for several days, and after a period of intense training, the day for the semi-finals finally arrived.

On October 28, both teams arrived early at the backstage meeting room in the competition venue.

The players from LZ and EDG also chose to come to the venue to watch the game.

The competition officially started at 3:30 p.m., but many spectators from other cities arrived at the venue before noon.

After 2 p.m., the mountains and fields were packed with people.

By 3 p.m., all the audience members had entered the venue.

Zhou Hanyang and his group, wearing masks, sat in the corner of the front row of the audience. Looking back, they saw a sea of ​​people, a densely packed crowd, with no seats available!

At 15:30 PM, a promotional video for the top four teams appeared on the big screen.

Members of RNG and SKT appeared one after another and spoke their minds.

Next came the players' appearance. After a good half hour of this, the draft phase finally appeared on the big screen.

In the first game, RNG was on the blue side, while SKT was on the red side.

RNG banned Jayce, Xayah, and Gragas in the first round.

SKT banned Kalista, Jarvan IV, and Lulu.

It must be said that both sides' drafts were quite targeted.

Huni's Jayce, needless to say, puts a lot of pressure on Letme when he picks him for top lane.

SKT, in addition to banning Kalista (a staple ban), also banned Jarvan IV.

Mala Xiangguo's Jarvan IV and Zhou Hanyang's Jarvan IV have different playstyles, but both are very threatening. It's normal that SKT is unwilling to give up the opportunity to Mala Xiangguo.

After SKT banned Kalista and Jarvan IV, RNG banned Gragas.

It has to be said that RNG's draft pick in the first game was exceptionally good.

Why do you say that?

Currently, there are only three strong junglers: Gragas, Jarvan IV, and Sejuani.

With the prince and the barrel gone, only Sejuani remains.

SKT either needs to ban Sejuani or settle for another jungler.

After all, if they don't ban Sejuani, RNG will definitely pick Sejuani on the first floor.

If SKT chooses to ban Sejuani, then RNG can take down Lulu in one shot.

Without Xayah, RNG's first pick of Lulu essentially crippled SKT's bot lane.

Because Janna has a hard time laning against either Lulu or Uzi, no matter which ADC she's paired with.

SKT would rather suffer a loss in the jungle position than fail to provide sufficient protection for the bot lane.

"RNG came prepared, didn't they?" Mingkai said with some surprise. "Their draft was quite good."

"RNG has picked Sejuani as their first pick!" Meiko said curiously. "I wonder what SKT will pick?"

"I'll most likely pick Galio paired with Tristana!" Zhou Hanyang offered his opinion.

Sure enough, as soon as Zhou Hanyang finished speaking, RNG chose Sejuani, while SKT locked in Galio and Tristana.

"Oh? Dog A has something going for him?" Mingkai teased with a smile.

"Bang doesn't play Varus. Besides Varus, he only plays Tristana and Kog'Maw. He definitely wouldn't give Tristana, who can rotate lanes and push towers, to RNG!"

Zhou Hanyang said with a smile: "Moreover, Janna is a counter to Rakan, so they will definitely be at a disadvantage in the support position. RNG will not give Janna to them, so SKT will only pick Tristana here!"

"Wouldn't it be better for SKT to pick Varus here? I don't understand!" Iboy couldn't help but slowly shake his head: "If it were me, I would pick Varus."

“We can’t pick Varus!” Zhou Hanyang shook his head slightly and explained, “If we pick Varus, the mid and top laners must fill in the carry role. Varus is not as good as other AD carry champions in the late game this version.”

SKT couldn't afford to let RNG have Galio, so they could only try to break through from the top lane. But if SKT gave their top laner a carry, RNG would pick Caitlyn to speed things up. Caitlyn could easily dominate Varus, and with RNG's one carry against SKT's three carries, SKT wouldn't even be able to drag the game into the late game.

"Oh? Right, there are policewomen too." Iboy couldn't help but slap his forehead.

Just then, RNG picked Janna and Twitch.

RNG naturally can't play Varus as an AD carry.

It's a very simple principle: if the carry ability in the mid and top lanes isn't good enough, Varus alone can't carry the game in the late game.

Even if they can gain a huge advantage in the laning phase, they can't get into a rhythm of switching lanes and pushing towers.

This is a huge drawback for RNG in their draft picks.

However, at this moment, SKT chose Blitzcrank for the support role.

When SKT selected the robot, the cheers from the audience erupted like a tidal wave.

No one expected SKT to pick Blitzcrank in the Ardent Censer meta.

Aside from the fact that Rat's laning ability is too weak, Rakan is countered too much by Janna. It's better to use Blitzcrank to catch Janna. As long as you can catch Janna twice, the bot lane will be destroyed.

After SKT picked Zac on the red side, RNG picked Malzahar and Shen!

Zac and Galio are both champions who initiate team fights, while Malzahar's ultimate can directly counter team fight initiation strategies.

SKT's top laner chose Gangplank, a late-game champion!

If the mid and bottom carries fail to gain an advantage in the early game, then the captain should be brought in to provide backup and deal damage in team fights later on.

"Whose lineup do you think is better in this game?" Mingkai asked Zhou Hanyang curiously as the game began after both sides had completed their draft picks.

"Is there any need to say more? It's definitely RNG. SKT's lineup even picked Blitzcrank as their support. In late-game team fights, Gangplank has to deal explosive damage, otherwise they won't even be on the same level as RNG with Janna."

Zhou Hanyang said confidently, "This game is actually very simple. Spicy Hot Pot just needs to take good care of the top lane and let the Captain get fed. RNG can easily win the game."

As Zhou Hanyang spoke, RNG entered the game, and Sejuani started with red buff with the help of the bot lane duo.

After clearing the red buff, Sejuani headed straight for the wolves and blue buff, and then went to the top lane.

Huni knew that Sejuani would come to gank him, so he couldn't push the lane and could only let Shen push the lane over.

This resulted in Gangplank only being a pitiful level 2 when Sejuani arrived in the top lane.

Huni's Gangplank gave up First Blood in the face of RNG's top and jungle synergy!

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