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The intensity of the game is too low, not to mention the intensity of professional players. In high-end team queuing, each ward's information must be reported to teammates. It is all about collecting information and communicating, and making immediate countermeasures and decisions. Do you really think you can play solo queue? A message or two for half a day. . Also, why do you dare to play AD if you don't have a strong attack? Don't you want to switch to jungle? There is this trick, with a Reksai in the left hand and a Leopard Girl in the right hand. They are all about being elusive. They can act like a pig shark and give the opponent fifteen shots. I don't know why I have to go to AD to play.
It's another book written with scrap metal, why not say that the author's rank is real money? Because 1. All Baiyin ADs know that within 20 minutes, it is suitable to join a group if the big dragon holds a group. 2. The map is completely dark and no one can be seen. Why do you, an AD, dare to leave the tower? Not to mention taking the line to the second tower opposite. 3. Your teammate, Baron, is in a group, and you are leaving a top laner with a TP and not handling the bottom lane. It is your turn to take the lane to the second tower on the opposite side? ? Why do you dare? 4. I underestimate the professional brother. Mr. Shy doesn't talk about the game, but only in ranking. The opponent's mid laner misses, or the assist misses for more than ten seconds. Do you think he dares to come out of the tower? I remember that one of the opponents was AFK, and Teacher Shy had a battle of wits with the air for a long time. 5. Let's not talk about the intensity of playing professionally. Why don't you go watch the recent live broadcasts of Soy Sauce Bottle or Shi Ye? Group queuing is all about information and communication. If you write a tm question about how you know it, you come up with a tm sentence and I guess 6. Let's go check out the Soy Sauce Bottle group last night. The upper half of the Leopard Girl area will be refreshed in the wild area. The dragon will be refreshed after thirty seconds. Let's see how they deal with it. Refresh the wild stone man on the purple square, pull the stone man up and reverse squat, try to see if there is a chance to catch the top lane, if there is no chance, just Brush down to control the dragon, and grab the liberating top laner when you have the chance, instead of pulling the stone man to the red buff to try to go to the dragon pit as soon as possible, because beating the dragon in eleven minutes is very slow, and the bottom lane has lane rights. The opposite jungler grabs it, and the first time to force the top lane, and then control the vanguard
U1s1, in the post-match interview after winning, if the broiler said that he won because the protagonist asked him what xxxx means in Korean, wouldn't the protagonist be directly exposed?
Now I don't have any shame at all. I've seen people show off their skills and tactics even though I'm the only one who cheats. Now I just rely on peeking at the screen to steal answers or something like that?
This kind of cheating is the least interesting. It sounds like cheating.
The idea of this link is quite good, but after reading it, I found a lot of logical problems. The people in the lounge couldn't hear the voice exchanges between the team members on the stage. I've never seen it written like this. Information about the training matches will also be reported, so any fan can know how the players performed in the training matches. While playing brick and stone in the Korean server, I was caught in various ways and often beat up as a super ghost. The passers-by's brick and stone skills were not good enough. How did the protagonist get into YM? My sister at home waited for money for treatment and did not strive to play more to get bonuses. She insisted on training games without using plug-ins to hide her clumsiness. As a result, she was rotated out and pushed herself to the edge of the cliff, almost never being able to play again. It's nonsense to say that all the opponents in the training match are chatting and not communicating and cooperating. What I don't understand the most is why the protagonist Nainai needs to play AD? Isn't it possible to play jungle or support with this skill? It's okay to have the ability, but it will be held back in the end. It's better to play some positions where the plug-in can be used better. Just one or two points, there are too many problems to bear.
Listen to the other person chatting? Isn't that cheating?
What is the difference between this and cheating screen peeping?
Does the protagonist of the World Championship understand foreign languages?
Lol articles are getting more and more outrageous, with clairvoyance and eavesdropping being revealed. How about we go directly to the "E-Sports Manager" system, don't play the game, just stack the values + guessing, and win the championship from the spring game to the S plug in fifty chapters, and win ten consecutive championships in a few hundred chapters, and the spiritual victory is over.