League of Legends: What Do You Mean, Mid-Lane Leeching Expert?

It's alright, but it treats readers and viewers like idiots. He consistently participates in team fights, has a positive impact on his teammates, and yet he's called a "noob"? Do you not watch professional matches or am I playing a fake game? I've been playing since Season 3, and by Season 7, roaming mid laners had already become popular.

I don't understand the author's thought process! Where is the thrill in this kind of novel setting? Or is it just for the sake of being toxic? Basically, it ignores logic, forcibly assumes the protagonist is a slacker, adds an intelligence-degrading halo to the supporting characters, and then everyone keeps mocking the protagonist.

To be honest, I won't say anything about writing about AD carries, but mid laners in LoL are destined to never be able to "play passively." Even the so-called "passive" Crown player only achieved that due to a change in playstyle. Before S6, they were all absolute carry players; there was no possibility of a mid laner "playing passively" winning the World Championship.

Makes teammates feel comfortable

Are you kidding me? How can a professional mid laner win? Being able to make plays is called a utility mid laner.

I think the "support mid laner" archetype is pretty good. As long as they can contribute in the game, that's enough. Whether they can carry isn't the only measure of a good player. Mid laners have many roles, such as dominating the lane and dealing damage in the late game, controlling lane priority and roaming to support teammates, setting the pace of the game, coordinating with the jungler to…

1. Pick Malphite 2. Ban Mordekaiser 3. Find a carry player 4. Coax your teammates 5. Psychologically attack the enemy team 6. If it doesn't work, start the next game.

The person writing this either hasn't watched many matches or is just a clueless newbie. In professional matches, to win, the mid laner can't be a "carry" (unhelpful player). What is a "carry" mid laner? The most typical example is Xiaohu (a famous streamer), who plays a "carry" style mid lane, minimizing initiations to reduce mistakes.

In this game, only the top lane can really hold its own. How can you survive in the mid lane? If the mid laner doesn't have lane priority, even the jungler can't make a move. Not to mention playing professionally. Those who can play professionally are basically people who dominate in random games. Who wasn't a genius who dominated random games when they first started out? And you're telling me that someone who has to play casually can't hold their own in front of professional players?

I picked Chapter 5, which had an interesting title, and when I went in, I found out that a professional player didn't know how to type in Flash time and was asking his teammates how they knew the opponent hadn't learned E.