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

[I revised the previous chapter, please read it again! There won't be any more! I've written two chapters in reserve!]

At this point, Faker suddenly opened his eyes, his voice rising with excitement: "Watch closely the movement patterns of all EDG's top laners at Worlds!!!"

Even when Attack has an advantage with a hero that can split push, he doesn't just blindly push the side lanes; instead, he instinctively moves towards the mid lane.

At first, I thought this was preparation for EDG's head-on team fights, but later I thought it was to pass on my advantages to my teammates in case they got caught.

However, judging from the current situation, the attack is simply designed to put pressure on the enemy mid laner. The goal is to successfully secure lane priority in the mid lane. Once the mid laner gains lane priority, the advantage on the side lanes becomes even greater, and even the disadvantaged lanes without vision protection become much safer.

"Going for the center line? What's the point of doing that?" Kkoma asked, somewhat puzzled.

League of Legends is indeed a game about pushing towers and controlling minion waves, but the problem is that Kkoma doesn't quite understand how to summarize EDG's operational strategy into the mid-lane aspect.

"Securing the mid lane means not giving the opponent a chance to make a move." Faker became more and more confident as he spoke, his eyes shining brighter and brighter: "Actually, I didn't understand it at first either."

But have you considered this at all? Attack is currently a top-tier top laner, and with Teleport available, he's approaching the mid lane!

On the surface, it seemed like he was trying to force the team to join, but he didn't go back to replenish his equipment. He should have been able to get a small item.

So his primary goal wasn't to team fight. I was just wondering how he could make such a basic mistake.

It wasn't until LZ's actions gave me inspiration that I realized LZ couldn't find an opportunity to arrest anyone, and only under immense pressure did he make such an absurd decision as to shut down the operation.

Coach... could you please explain the data regarding EDG's performance in the Summer Split, which is essentially the World Championship, and all the pressure they faced... um, specifically, the data about being caught out and killed?

Upon hearing Faker's words, Kkoma fell into deep thought, and after a long while, he slowly nodded.

By the time SKT realized what was happening, the halftime break had ended, and both teams' players had returned to their benches.

"Alright! The break is over, and both competitors are back on the stage," Wawa announced. "I wonder how their break went?"

"LZ, you still need to work on the draft. Since you've decided to play a 4-1 split push, you have to hold your ground in the front. At least wait until your weapon is level 13 and has maxed out its E skill before you start attacking, right?" Miller teased. "Otherwise, you'll give away the front before you've even gained an advantage on the sidelines."

"Alright! Let's begin the draft phase!" With that, the draft interface appeared on the big screen: "LZ has switched to the blue side this game, so the pressure on the draft phase is less. However, EDG's red side draft has always been quite noteworthy."

The blue team's OP immediately banned Jayce!

"Hahaha..." Wawa immediately burst into laughter: "Jayce used to be a must-learn champion for top LCK top laners, but we LPL didn't have a single player who could pick Jayce on the World Championship stage. But ever since Attack took to the stage, we at EDG... we at LPL... finally have our own Jayce!!!"

"LZ banned Jayce, Rakan, and Galio!" Miller continued, "EDG banned Kalista, Cho'Gath, and Xayah! The draft picks for both sides haven't changed much!"

LZ banned Jayce because he was worried that if Zhou Hanyang got Jayce, he would get completely destroyed by Khan in the laning phase.

Ban Rakan was worried that Khan hadn't gained an advantage in the side lanes before being caught out in a team fight by Rakan's R-Flash-W combo.

As for Galio? Once EDG gets Galio, Zhou Hanyang will definitely choose a split-push champion for the side lane.

LZ isn't afraid of Zhou Hanyang picking split-push heroes; what they're afraid of is the mid and jungle players who act as his henchmen when Zhou Hanyang gets a split-push hero. If Zhou Hanyang gains an advantage with the help of the mid and jungle players, EDG will be too good at winning the game by focusing on Zhou Hanyang.

As for EDG's bans, there's not much to say. Apart from Kalista, which is a fixed ban for the red side, the other two heroes they picked were just to fool the OP.

Tell the original poster that we need to use a team composition that focuses on team fights in this game.

Both Cho'Gath and Xayah have strong counter-engage capabilities, making them not particularly easy to deal with.

After both sides finished banning heroes, LZ from the blue side immediately locked in Sejuani on the first floor!

"Huh? Another Sejuani pick?" Wawa couldn't help but laugh. "Then EDG can pick Jarvan IV again? Looks like LZ is going to play a split-push strategy this game."

Amidst the laughter of the dolls, EDG, on the red side, decisively locked in Lulu and Varus.

"Lulu and Varus, the bot lane is incredibly strong! Is EDG planning to completely overwhelm LZ's bot lane this game?" Miller chuckled, "What will LZ pick?"

Amidst the commentators' chatter, LZ locked in Tristana and Janna on the second and third floors of the blue team's base.

Tristana has an ultimate ability that can counter team fights, and Janna can also counter team fights; both are very useful ultimate abilities.

EDG decisively locked in Jarvan IV on the third floor!

EDG absolutely must pick Jarvan IV. If they get Jarvan IV on the third floor, then Rumble and Orianna will definitely get one ban, and possibly even both.

After both sides completed the first round of player selection, the second round of player banning began.

EDG, on the red side, banned Syndra and LeBlanc, while LZ, on the blue side, banned Orianna and Ryze.

LZ is actually quite willing to let Zhou Hanyang play Rumble, since as long as Zhou Hanyang gets Rumble, they can replicate the laning situation from the previous game.

After the second round of bans, EDG, on the fourth floor of the red side, decisively chose Taliyah.

This is also a mid-laner whose ultimate ability can divide the battlefield and whose support speed is very fast.

Seeing EDG pick Taliyah, everyone on the forum basically confirmed that EDG would also build Rumble.

Taliyah can be considered a mid-lane alternative to Orianna in some ways, allowing them to continue forming teamfight compositions.

LZ decisively chose Grasshopper and Weapon Master!

"Wow? LZ's lineup this game, except for Xayah being replaced by Tristana, is exactly the same as the last game." Wawa was full of question marks: "What's going on?"

"Hahahaha... Need I say more? Of course, LZ's coach believes that the loss in the last game had nothing to do with the lineup, but was entirely a problem with the players' laning and decision-making." Miller couldn't help but join in the teasing.

"So what will EDG pick this game? Rumble? I feel like they can still pick Rumble this game!" Remember couldn't help but shout.

At that moment, all the EDG members smiled.

LZ...

be cheated!

One mistake after another, and every single one is different!

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